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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Double Dose
z of Couples 4 Sons
Killed in Action

BELVIpERE. Ill, March 10
tUP1-Mr. and Mrs. Roy knutSon
Of Msrengo, H., received word TO-
day that two OF their four sons
In service had been killed.
A war department telegram re-
ported that l.. Clarence knutSon.
"a, had been killed in Belgium
Jan. z. a navy department tele-
gram stated Marine Pfc. Charles
KnutSon was killed Feb ~ on Two
lima. The cider knutSon's brother,
Corp. Kenneth knutSon, was killed
On Guam last August.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
$4,000 Job
Goe3sBeggiing
Capable Men Dodge
State Commission
By FRANK MORRIS

LANSIN G. March 10 Gov
Kelly is about ready 20 write ar
ad for the newspapers. which viii
so like this:
"Wanted-An honest, capable
businessman or attorney 10 be
como a member Of the Public
Service Commission. preferably
Republican and campaign con-
trihutor, but not essential. sal
ary. S6,GQg-a wear"
The governor has been search
ing almost six months lie has
offered the job 70 az least a dozen
qualified men. But when he men
tons the salary the prospective
commissioners suddenly discover
their private affairs prevent them
from entering putbti.' scrvtrc.
DIFFERS FROM 1888
+ re 4 tfar Crv from 1888, wtTC-
Gov. Com>toCk faced az lcaAL2.u0Q
ieh- hunters and 1T lt-tt-t-t-t t-tt-ti---
mandipg appointment 10 The Pub
lice Service Commission.
4 few months AGO Gov Kelly
was fortunate in perSuadOng VIII
liam ! McRrrarty of DCt~oi'-t0
leave the DSR. where he was
head OF the trial division, and 7r-
Cept the ChairHl9r~hiP 81 the
service commission
Usually. a public service com
missioner has income aside from
the state pay roll LndcI the
states parSlmonous pay sched-
uleS, this is almost essential. in
aSmuCh as The Job requires each
commissioner 20 be IN Lansing
five DAYS a week az ms own cN-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
COMPANION
T0PCOAT
20SS'!o''!' 3 4

To very latest in Spring
Toocosn sfyiio9s -. ord .
foe choice al rs'e6ss 81
coIou.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Carrier in Action

NEW YORK, March 10 CNS)
The British information services
announced today that a new Brit
ish aircraft carrier, the HM.S.
Implacable, sister ship of the In
domitable and Indefatigable. has
been in action for some time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Ohio Flood Recedes

$50 CINCINNATI March 10 tuF)
Flood waters rccCdcd through
most of tho Ohio Valley today and
danger of further devastation sub
sided
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
COP Succeeds Dem

BISMARCK. y. D. March 10
tINS) - State Senator Milton
Young (Rl Of Berlin. n. D. today
VAS appointed 10 the l.. $, Sem
ate to succeed the tate John
Moses tDl.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
WEASEL \ JEEP

The Water Weasel is A icep,
equally az home on land or sea.
IN lunElcS or swamps. and has the
tenacious, never -SaY-dle Charac-
tcriSUCS of the weasel. after
which IL IS named The Water
Weasel stops at nothing. is so
fefoeiedS and relentless that ZOOS
hesitate 20 try 10 conflne IT.
Buy war bonds or stamps from
Times carriers, Youl not only
help win the war but also will
add 10 your savings and aid the
Times carrier IN YOUR neighbor-
hood 10 win some or the many
awards tffrret irtdrrS IT tt7C drive
it1rSC awards InCtudc special
sleeve and chest weasel cmblemS,
weasel champ jackets. merit Ger
-ttfte4tcS,- shows, 4 tour or special
army ordnance cXhibition-and. to
top il all, banquet for 12l- ace
Times carrier stamp SalcSmen,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

liver the stamps
10 your home.
If you prefer,
you may buy
war bonds in
any denomina-
tion. When you
order you'll re-
Ceive-a special
blank V hic h,
filled m and
presented a I
ka5r peighbor-
hood bank or
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
9 Bought,

thcatcr. with sufficient money will
De- redeemed for a bond er bonds.
TAe Tmr> carriers atr- Coop
Grating in "A national campaign,
sponsored by the treasury de-
paTmcnt, whereby newspaper
-CHrTTCTS throughout The nation are
aiming 10 buy hundreds Of
AN4ll.. An4Sals- fort tha--4af44t-. T..
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
IMPORTANT POST

No state division * more INF
portant than the Public Service
Commission. lnaSmuch aS II fixes
all utility rates. including light,
gas and telephone. No home CS-
capes its power,
Yet all other commissioners arc
bertcr paid. Liquor control mem
berS get $500. labor commits
sioncrS Get $500 and the chair
man gets $500 The state pays
$500 annually -ta-the insurance
banking and securities -eoumnts-
SiOnCrS.
The business manager OF the
IlGHeF- control division ee.ts-,s'' zee
and soon viii be paid $1,000.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-26

LIME for gardens or white
washing. -----50-lb. bag Soc
25-lb. bag 45c lob. bag Use
Combination Basement Screen
and Storm Sash-White Pine.
Each S2.95
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-26
Sport ShOfs-hary Willow

6 ct enough of the long green to
take care Of the boys who are in
jured playing any sport in Wyan-
dotte. The tickets for this great
day will cost only two bits, one
quarter of a dollar $50 it says here
and will give the holder the chance
to see Mellin Moran and the Dis
trict winners in the American Le-
gion League battle it out at Pu-
laski Park at 100. In the next game
which is due to start at o'clock,
Wyandotte'S Old Time Ball Players
will get together for seven-inning
game In this game the spectators
will see the real Old Timers Of
Wyandotte-the boys who supplied
the baseball 20 years ago or more
some of the boys who put base
ball on the map around these hyar
parts. Then at 7:45 Wyandotte
Chemicals Park, an All Star team
picked from the Old Timers Open
League will meet Lens Inn In an
Old Timers game. Then and then
again-an All Star Class A team
picked from the Wyandotte Glass
A Softban teams will meet a fast
going gang from Detroit. All this
baseball and softball will be given
for only two bits and you can now
buy your tickets.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-26
bad Weather
Blamed for
Poor Fishing

LANSING, July 26-Poor fishing
weather and lack of transportation
are cited as likely reasons for a
10 per cent drop in revenues from
sales of Michigan resident fishing
licenses.
The conservation department re-
ports receipts of $22l,763 from such
sales in the six-month period end
ing June 80 as compared with 1884,
355 collected in the like period of
l944.>
Receipts from sales of temporary
nonresident fishing licenses drop
ped 81 per cent in the same per-
iod.
Greatly increased receipts from
sales OF beaver trapping licenses
and seals-collections of S22,564 as
compared with S5,2O6 for the six
month period last year-helped to
pare down the overall decline in
revenues for the first half of 1945
to % per cent.
The department reports overall
license revenues of $264,712 for the
first six months of 1945. Total in
the like period last year was s272,-
1873.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-26
QU/CX/E QV/Z

IL you didn't know il before, the
longest fight on record was between
Andy Bowen and Jack Burke who
fought ITO rounds e hours, l9
minutes) In New Orleans In 1898.
The bout was declared draw when
neither could continue any longer.
On this theme, Bill Slater, prom.
inent MBS emcee and host of
'Opinion Requested" challenges
one and all to name (1) the first
Spaniard to get a shot NJ . boxing
title, CD the first Frenchman and
60 the first South American.
l-Psolise. 2-CUpesiiss. S-Firps.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-26
AERIAL GAME STRESSED

University of Detroit head coach,
Charles E. Baer, will stress the aer-
ial game this week as he grooms his
Titan football candidates for game
number four of their five-game
summer practice series.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-26

Down River Leagues will have
something to shoot at in the way
of tournaments. Through Harry
Wagner, the following tournaments
in which the various league winners
will participate have been an
nounced: In the Glass A Baseball
the winner Of the Down River
League will go to Flint for the
State playoffs on September l, 2
and 8. Glass A Softball will send
the winner of the league to Mid
land on September /, and 3. Jun
ior Baseball will have Dearborn as
the host August II, 10 and 10. This
Junior Boys will take in midgets
and up. Wyandotte will be the host
for the Junior Boys Softball series
on August "a and Is.
So for the teams in the leagues
there is something to shoot at.
I understand that If the local
tema that is entered in the Junior
Boys Baseball series shows up to
the satisfaction Of the Recreation
Department they will be in for the
National Finals down at Dayton,
Ohio.
There are two benefit games COM
ing up in the next month. The first
game will be held next Monday
night at the Wyandotte Chemicals
Park. This night has been set aside
for Red Roberts who was injured
a couple of weeks ago. Red slid into
third base during ball game and
came up second best. The third
base bag won the decision and
knocked Red for a broken leg.
During the night there will be
two games played-the first will be
between an all star group picked
from the Wyandotte Chemicals
League and lens Inn, the current
leaders in the Junior Old Timers.
In the second game-and it should
be a wow--Fitzgerald Realty will
meet the leaders in the Windsor,
Ontario League. This team has won
80 and lost for the season. So,
you fans who want to help a swell
guy out,-buy that ticket for these
two games. Any one Of the Alkali
boys will be glad to sell you your
ticket and the price is only IS
cents.
The first game will start at 7:45.
The night-July 30.
The next benefit day on the map
is August IS. On this day there
will be more baseball and softball
in Wyandotte than there has in
any one day in many moon. Sun
day, August Is, has been chosen
as the day In which the fund for
injured ball players will try and
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-26

1t is possible that the Wyandotte
Rowing Club will have an exhibit
ton race on the Benefit program,
August 26. If this is done, the crews
of Wyandotte will meet Ecorse, De-
troit and Crosse Point with the
finish line at Bishop Park.
Another swell announcement-fo
the coming year: There is in the
making a Class A Softball league
that will play on Saturday nights.
The way the league shapes up now
is two teams from Ecorse, River
Rouge, Trenton, Lincoln Park, Wy
andotte and some of the other
towns close by. These teams will
play all of their games on Satur-
day night and each town on the
schedule will have a game every
Saturday night.
They are also trying to get a
downriver league organized for Old
Timers. The only trouble here is
that the other towns with one ex-
ception are not up to the class Of
Old Timers that is played in Wy
andotte. The exception is the De-
troit Wax Paper team in the River
Rouge League. This team is pretty
good and should shape in with any
of the local teams.
Continued on Page 14)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-26

Is Your BASEMENT DAMP?
Dow Flake will dry it out in
a hurry. l00-lb. bag.----S2.oo
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-26

GRASS SEED AND VIGORO
Evening star., 1945-08-13
HELP MEN and WOMEN

AIRLINE needs cost accounting clerk, ex-
Derienee and training in cost distribution
Age 20-35. II release available, apply in
efE5NS9n HanEdr hIR11NHs Ne g. PENNSYLVANIA
AIRLINE needs stock record clerk: inven-
tory control experience, including account
Hangar No. 2; PENNSYLVANIA cENTRAL
AiRLiNES; Hiring ARRANGEMENTS approved
prefer some one having had complete
position. Apply J. E. HANGER. INC 81
CHECKER, man or woman: $40 week te
start; permanent position. Apply LAR
RIMER.S RI 3Ra MARKET. 1877 Conn. ave. NV.
CLERK. salary s125.4o month, nationa
59sy aeeP essnee 1r
couNTERMAN s'A AND hp consTER s}s1 GIRL TO,
soda fountain luncheonette, experienced
PTffssfa s9p PsS 4S 4pPly s. in n@
COUPLE, reliable. white or colored. fol
farm near Laurel; woman to cook and dc
tenant house write Box Us iss' k0Ra Route fm
Laurel; Nd or phone Laurel $50.
5osTdn,ng club, Call DU os54'
n e sa 's. cleaning
room and board Call MACS GRILL, Nortf
Beach -. Take bus at 1th and Pa. ave
FARM COUPLE. $3.50 and house. wife a.
housekeeper part time; no laundry; stocl
nERirG faEm Gaithsrsb9rg Al s 2l-F-l5.
right party. See Mr.. Sobel, MORTON'S
PART-TIMiE II WORKERS urgently needed
would like to turn into dollars. we have
some part-time work that might turr
1T yduI Me san tailor s0ur hours t
available In the morning, afternoon OIL
evening evening Don't Jump at conclusions while
have so great variety of odd part-time
Jobs to be performed that we are pretty
| certain you'll be interested in at least one;
S45 Bladensburg rd. ne. GIANT FooL
RfAi M HsTATH T RE0sfGs "a y0u must be
rieneed. ssn Call MAX C. SCHWARTZ. Ma
SHOE FILTERS WANTED - Experienced
preferred but not necessary; salary anc
commission; excellent working conditions
permanent position; Apply employment
once 1th ON floor. THE PALAIs ROYAL
wANfEDoMan FED and wife, white. for apt
h1Ise hpE vnaI manager rr for r z months. DE. 1925
opening for you. Salespeople are needed
Work s is dgs The sas gs is gsSa h
1900 Wis. ave, or Miss Richmond at 9lI
Bladensburg rd. ne
AM LOOKING for two or three men oil
women with personality for meeting Others
for investigation work and interviewine
with future supervision of locations of q
large number of small business installa
tions. This is attractive and high-class
work. For interview leave phone number
and address with statement of qualif1ca-
tionS Box 246-G Star 11s
Evening star., 1945-08-13
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-BOO washington
9flee executive eapable taking full charse,
fs s9n sasg payro taxes
willing; available Immediately state SAL
YrnTT sry and reSuiTsmsnts Box 136-E Star
years experience all phases wholesale and
retail procedure; free to travel. P. o. Boy
i915; log I5Tsn Grand Central Annex, n: Y. c: a.
at some things, and poor at others, 5
years successful experience at administra-
tive and MANAGEMENT level in competitive
OF jobbing, credits and, collections, pur-
chasing, production, good real estate back
ETY. eq war Trer fep1S
contact man. presentable, adaptable, hard
working. loyal, creative and capable; open
san Se but so Tors
by those, who foot the bills but not in-
terested in padding any. ones payroll un-
isDiRS iSD6sTRiAL RAJ ENGINEER, MANAGEMENT as an.
neeon mf shone SIad H. $3.50 ssks
CHILDREN, h ia. wishes & i, to make permanent
sale and retail food business, insurance
and selling; college education in accoun-
fancy: owned and operated food business;
MSNAGEks WAITED sss sta
u ton |, Or : parking service, TR. 27ls. 16.
Snsnsss sna IS sroessna a ss s
training, real estate background; also re-
tail chain store MANAGEMENT, operating
over 20 laundry and dry-cleaning agencies:
to any business: must have at least half
that to start. Box 202-G. Star. 14'
MARKET RESEARCH ANALYST. full or
part time; $4,000 full-time rate. Box
REST MGR. steward or asst. mgr; good
hotel or club. Boy TAG. Star. IS.
WILL MANAGE night club, tourist camp
or. tavern, Florida or California; will con-
slider renting or buying; references ex-
changed. Box 81 g, Star. IA
COLORED MAN desires position stationary
fireman; 90 yrs exp Call Ii. 1881. 13s
Evening star., 1945-08-13
HELP MEN.

WOOL PREssER wanted at once. good
;s;saS ;sS s:3I aSG.; !ADD'' at 1921 Conn
ssS lsf per cHnERs iIt Rss'
Gss fGsn4a RRffs ASsnssSn wss know
to handle INC the pubils Must be sober. hon
ef MHS Mr. snsT TM sSS
annual vacation and bonus, Apply Dis
nFSo You SzKs zEs co vETnsAh sal h .ad 8. want to
% os IS IN ana our has ss0op.
Hugh co men New porf ase
WANTED: single sailor steward white,
S1a,I2. On Diesel yacht; good wages; winters. in
5 pm; FIR. I400, Ext. 800, weekdays
AlhLiNE NEEDS stock clerks or apprentice
stock clerks: experience desired, but we
VIII train men who are interested in a
permanent position in our stores depart
ment: provides excellent postwar future
a HANGAR 4 so Seease + sEsaSf sPRs
CENTRAL AIRLINES; hiring ARRANGEMENTS
AIRLINE has several openings for ramp
service boys who are interested in perma-
nent job with good future: experience not
necessary; age. ~, yrs. and over; il re
ENsISANa sHsaGs sRR' L RfEaSn AiRfaf Is
hlring ;> >arrangsmsnts n,.ss approved.
hAhLANE NECDS forms analyst and de-
signer: interesting, challenging work with
good future; age 21-45; If release avail
able, apply in person Hangar No 3, PENN
SYLVAN1A CENTRAL AIRLINES: hiring
sF's AIRcRAFT MEcRhNfcs sIRh1yfc rranscontinental
4 Western Air, Inc: immediate openings
Tor men possessing any type Of aircraft
maintenance experience; permanent Job,
excellent opportunities due to operational
expansion. Apply in person, TWA, Hangar
No /, Washington National Airport, in
terVieWing Monday through Friday Hir-
Ing ARRANGEMENTS approved
TWO OR THREE all-sround handymen
Tor mechanical repair work in shop, with
aoyancemsnt to city servicemen on house
nolo appliances where car is required
Leave telephone number or address with
brief statement of qualifications. BOX
252-G, Star. 14s
LEyEL-HEADED MAN, single or married,
with refrigeration and mechanical knowl-
edge. or interest. to work in small ice
plant; year-round lob; good pay. modest
living quarters furnished if desired. For
interview call ME. 3799.
WHITE. with knowledge of perpetual In
ventory; must have references; good salary
Apply. CARTER -LANHARDT office between
! and ) pm, llth and Maine ave- sw
Evening star., 1945-08-13
HELP DOMESTIC.

suburbs '0ao near Bethesda sfiS day Md % ca e WI
taS, cooKaGENERaL atEft z h HousEwoRkER, to uv,
in, to 60 to seashore for remainder Of
xssen eone sasry M 55S
but who can wait on table evenings: live in
lovely upstairs room with bath, no laun-
as bock ffom st. BUS
es5S5s eook NV r. i've i've H0i IN upstairs rm. ana
"dsy TE ea5I ItS5iH oys5 II a673 70 S,s,
grdag no Sundays shidTen G other help
Apply in person 400 100 ssnd st; ne end
G.H.W., care Of baby for professional bust
i . = e s:$o: "A 77ls; s.. ehnd .v.n,nr,
i to ii; SI0 plus fare; refs RA. 2225.
G.HW, cooking and light laundry, ST
York with family in fall; in WASHINGTON
at present must live in best references
G.H.W.. must be good cook: 3 in family;
GHW GpHl1s ya1y ANp PfaIS ifsS cookING, assist wit,
eaences ea9S: s"HN Wo SPS5 s64s -o ana 'A''A's' '
GIRL. colored, part time or full time, for
small apartment. Good salary. Ho.
GIRL. colored. gh,w, plain cooking; Ben
dix washer ta boy so anf neS Da9 asEe
GIRL colorsd; cook g.hw: age 2I-3s
y1Ts,; four aau7ts i i family; $50 wk.; light
HoUsEKEEPER, must be GOOD cook, able
/ to take care OF sick wife; small apt; sleep
in or out; white. 1909 Bryant st. ne.
HOUSEKEEPER white or colored no laun-
dry; live in or out; excellent salary. 45Oa
MAID fxn ave white hs 3eth6dist at home. live in.
MAID. exper for general housework and
! lfp1f L inc low ,lry- n NJ
upstairs room and tile bath; So. CO.
family 'HT i've nm must ? Be ei horoashis Ss expeT
With smP hus5sad o5efeEsd IS ss g9sd home
seferencss MAlp shV Wo ssi4 sdq's In fam"S' local
MAID anG 3F shower and nc Ban sGGsnF !s sa5
MAID for g.h.w. and cooking, for small
with empl husband LreterTed: gooood home.
MAID. 81 INV. permanent position In. fine
home live in. 500 monthly to start: if you
haGe E r driyeT permit will start At
work small house and family: automatic
sa5hlns vas WsskIn RachsFe 81 say evening week.
WOMAN, middle aged. to help assist with
children; a good home in preference to
I
change for service; near Capitol. TR. $3.50.
WOMAN to care for . children in EXCHANGE
for room and board, live in. Box BABE.
Star.
WOMAN, colored to work in lodging house,
pleasant work. good salary; must be honest
and dependable. NO 6515.
WOMAN to clean rooms, make beds in
guesthouse: no Sunday work Apply THE
UGLY DUCKLING TEA HOUSE, lis B
WOMAN, settled. to help with g.h,w. in
small nursery: live in. p. c. s71-J-11.
WOMAN, settled. general housework and
cooking; live, in, references required; SIS
per week; other help employed. 81. 1926.
WOMEN, two colored, cook and chamber
maidwaitress; live in preferably; expert
ence: refs: good salary, excel iv. quarters.
234n Kalorama I'd. NV, HO. 1900. 13'
! WOMEN. two colored; cook and chamber
maid-waitreSS; live in preferably: expert
ence; retS:; good salary: excel liy quarters.
WOMEN. ,, cook and maid, desired for
. people in private house; refs. required: !:
excellent wages and good quarters. Call
DE. 1914.
WANTED, middle-aged coiored lady to care
| for, 1S-mo old child, ia days per week.
Call DE. 0375.
Evening star., 1945-08-13
HELP WOMEN.

WOMEN. 1885, permanent positions in
local bank IS clerical workers and book.
RfS WIS fssPqS fSas hRs Il
WoM4N co Dkf3ER R fnd for SITS diaper servic.
Ssntfa ob good sssTy IG start
70 H'eS5 e. MI INes o"hsssi sSsi
ie5sf WOMEN. e. eoIored. aS to work in wholesal.
Raa sis sfeesesfs s s% sa}
s for work as packets and
salary and bonus. o' II You You cannot work
Trsggggssrlyo rggs ood DO mo not apply STONE STRAW
YOUNG LADY who likes to make fancy
pa baskets ssn and boxes to help US in our party
ssaTy % n.r to Sso
YdUN sAn4 azsT so . ?h ai sasb.r
PoDRoME THEATER. sos X st. 'p.y NV. after after
YoUNG LADY for finance company: bh-
day week, pleasant working conditions.
permanent er1a3,I postwar position; Ample op.
S9 meet Sa ep1sns pnse Se able aS.
s1E cREDF nenR eoR See sss ME Rhod.
Sn YoUSG a'f LADY M pieasant Mf intelligent to
learn spotting, coloring, etc, Of portraits.
YOUNG LADY, White, for aD ATTRACTIVE aDltii en-
pIoyment, in one OF Washington's finest
downtown cafeterlaS; regular hrs; no
| Sunday work; exper. not nee, but applicant
must be active worker and like to meet
| the public: salary to start. S33 a week
and meals uniforms furn. For further in
formation see MR.. McGARRAKHY at 5ll
| 14th st. NV.
A JOB YOU WILL ENJoY-Learn this in
| teresting and vital war work Earnings at
start S3l 20 weekly. with rapid increases
permanent positions: promotion opportupi.
| lies; ages g to 35. Apply employment Of
| Zee. 722 18th st nv Monday through
| Friday. $3.50 a m TO & m: Sat, $40 a m
| to pm. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
| TELEPHONE CO. Hiring arrangements
approved by War Manpower Commission.
INTERESTING WAR WORK-EarnIngs at
start S3l 20 weekly. with rapid increases:
conditions: ages. 80 to so Apply employ
ment ofice. 722 18th St Nv. Mon throuqh
Fri. $50 m. to pm; Sat. $40 m.
! to pm THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
annroved BY war Manpower Commission.
PERMANENT POSITION, stenographer: in
I teresting work, 3S-hour week, 3 weeks
vacation with pay, 81 500 to start THE
COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERNMENTS.
CHRISTMAS CARDS-Sen 25, with name.
| 81 90: complete line Christmas, everyday
assortments: gift wrappings, stationery:
| CARD 17T), Elmira, N. Y.
IMMEDIATE OPENING in child guidance
! field for former teacher or educated wom-
an. age $3.50: must be totally unencum-
bered position is permanent and offers
unusual opportunity for financial advance
ment. Write Box 229-G. Star, giving age,
education, experience and phone. IA