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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-28
Liudstva ' koloniiuh ostaneio tudi pc tel
voini V podiarmlieniu in izkoriseaniu

No medzuveznisk konferenci, XII Sc priene IS.
uPriI0 Y Son Francisco, do Usfunovi novo drUsfvo
nurodov, Sc bodo vprusoniU podiormlenih, zotira-
Nth liudstev v koIoniioh ogniIi. Nekoferi Iiberaino
orienfiruni drzovniki il maIih dezeI, XII so brez ko-
Ionii hi rod, do Sc resi- predvsem problem feh moi
boil brezprovnih Iiudstev no svetu, a jim je svefo-
vano, do oko to store, BIO konferenco ruzbito Sc
predno Sc priene.
Ko ie voino sreeu 20 AngIiio nojsIabse izgle-
dolo, lie Churchill svefU Sc vseeno poUdnriI svoi fe-
melini cii-du on nj posfol predsednik vlode ME-
govego velieonsfvo TOTO, do bi kymove1I ruzkroiu
imPenio Velike Brifonie. Kor Angiijo ino, to ST
DO obdrzoIo, je rekeI. In ongIeski imperi drzi V
brezpruvnosti sirom sveto wee $50 miIiionov Iiudi.
Nedavno ie de GouLe iziaviI, do Froneiia ne
DO dalo sfron nti enegu koso svojih koIonii, forei
nifi zed. drzovom in AngIiii ne, kui seIe, do hi dolo
svobodo po%diormIienim Iiudstvom! N~izozemsko
hoee obdrzoti vse, kor lie imeIo. AngIiio Sc nadeiu
svoie koIonijaine posesti ~povesoti, npr. ma raeun
foliie. Zed. drove 81 bodo pridobile posebno no
PucifikU novih posesfi no raSUn fistih, XII ih ie ime-
la Joponsko.
MoIo Nizozemsku, XII meri lie $500 XIV. mill,
imd pc svefU, noivee ma PucifikU, nod million XIV.
mill koIonii XII SO bogote no svoii rodovitni zenIii,
kaveUkU in rUduh, q liudstvo V Nth zivi V ignorunei
in bedi. Ako BIO ta ijudsto in niihno bogosfva Nizo-
zemsko dobiIo nozoi v izkorssunie, Sc DO TO Ego
dilo lie S pomoeio zovezniske zmoge nod Joponsko,
v koteri one prispevoio vse, in Nizozen1ska skoro
mic.
&c Froneiio dobi nozoi Indo-Kitojsko, in AngIi-
ia kor ie izgubila V Aziii, in potem pa Sc nekoi io-
Ponskih in itoIionskih V nomeeek, DO to pomenilo,
do Sc BIO svet zotekel nozoi V imperioIizem in v
,Pripruviunie no novo voino. WoIfer Lippnonn pro-
vi, do &c 10 hoeemo odloziti, nomesfo pospesti, py-
stino imperiuIisfom zavezniSkih dezeI presto poi;
kolonie, XII iih imoio, moi V Son Francisco ne pride
io no dnevni red. Use to prieo, do miru no svefu ne
DO drUgoee kot kodor Sc imperiuIizem in kopituIi-
zem nodomesfito z mednorodno sociaIistieno EXC
nomsko Uredbo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-28

terimi SO prometne vezi re do
wolf popravljene. Kajti skoro
vsi mostovi V Jugoslaviji SO bill
poruSeni in zeleznice ter ceste
Pa toliko poskodovane, da DO
vzelo Sc dolgo, predno BIO pro-
met mogoce obnoviti kakor je
bill v normalnih cash.
Juzni Srbiji in Macedonia
veliko pomaga Bolgarija, XII je
pod svojo novo Waldo Jugosla-
viii jake prijateljska.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-28
WAUKEGAN, ILL.,.

,Dramski odsek kluba st. ]
JSZ vprizori pod pokrovitelj-
Stvom waukeganske refine ak
clJe Ia Jugoslavijo dramo mo
rec" nedeljo L. aprila v SIND
Fricetck sporeda OBJ 2. Petite.
soVorI. Vstopnina 81.
YES prebitek v pomoc bed.
MN v Jugoslaviii. u
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-28

KADAR Sc VOJAK RESI- IL UJETNISTVA in dobi potem priIoz-
most pri k svOJ druzmi, je to zanj nedvomno najvecji uzitek. Eden
izmed Nth, XII ga je doziveL, je 1t. James F. Schldt liz New Yorka. Bill
je uJetnik v NenciJL a ruska armada ga je osvObodiIa aen z drugimi,
III pa mu mogla pomagat, da biu takoj odpotovaI. Pa Sc je vozl kot je re
naneSa priloznOst " MOskvO, cd tam SO ga poslali " OdesO in 2 ME pa
je sci ma ameriskO ladjo, XII ga je pripeljala k dru5ini v New York.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-20
BONE DRY MEASURE
 ADMITTED
Bess Cross Shocks House by Dumping in Bill
 for Prohibition

The ghost of Volstead came sail ing down the ripping waters of the Kobuk this morning in the House of Representatives when Represen- tstive Bess Cross, long styled the Queen of the Kobuk," succeeded in introducing a bill calling for a referendum for nothing less than absolute prohibition" for Alaska. , Labeled House Bill 103, and &C., crpted under suspension of the rules by an IS to vote, Queen Bess'" bill was introduced shortly before noon.
 Shocked legislators, still hearing the echoes of "The Queens" second two-b bartender party of the session in the Gold Room Sunday evening, queried, "are you kidding?"
 Never more serious in my life," answered Representative Cross. Hopeful tipplers took heart in her smiling answer and prayerfully looked at the waning calendar which shows the end of the session scheduled for Thursday evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-20
Senafe 10 Show '0fh CT Sid e
 Of Mountain.

Any great results of last evenings
 joint committee meeting of House and Senate members to expedite legislation" were not reflected ir the Senate's calendar today. House bills that the lower body had de- clared its intention to have lad anced" on the Senate's slate still remained in their same old notches.
 Reporting for his select commit tee" of three Senators, President Ed ward Coffey stated that the House conferees had presented list of lower chamber bills arranged in the order they wished the Senate to con- sider them. The Senate delegation had not been adequately informed in advance as to just what would be the nature of the business to come before the joint confab, so was not similarly prepared. President Coffey said. However, the Secretary of the Senate had been instructed, he con- tinued, to prepare a roster of the many Senate measures now reclining in House committees. The list is to be turned over to the House so that it may give similar consideration to that asked from the Senate by the lower chamber.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-20
FRANCHISE BILL FOR END GLASS
 CITIES PASSES

Just before closing up shop for the day yesterday afternoon, the Territorial Senate took few minutes off from it's consideration of the Budget bill = just long enough to pass, without amend ment or discussion, House Bill No. -78. by Reps. Frank Peratrovich and Steve Vukovich.
 At the request of Senator Andy Gundersen, the bill was shifted to the top of the calendar and passed under suspended rules by unani- nous vote on both the bill and emergency clause-in order to "get the town of Craig out of the dark
 / The bill broadens the municipal powers of second class cities to include the granting of franchises for public services. Establishment of electric light facilities at Craig is now contemplated in connection with operation of a sawmill there but the proposed change in the Territorial law is necessary before 9 franchise may be allotted for the improvement, according to Senator Gundersen's explanation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-20
Report5ays Larger Govt.
 Bldg. Needed

Report of the regular biennial joint inspection of the Territorial Building in Juneau, by the House and Senate committees on Territor- ial Institutions and Offices was read to upper chamber members yester- day afternoon.
 The report, which was ordered transmitted to the Board of Ad- ministration, disclosed that some maintenance and repair work is needed on the building, but recom- mended that no new expenditures be taken now.
 The joint committee gave it's opin- ion that a study should be under taken toward securing Federal &C., tion to increase the accommodations of the present Federal and Terri torial Building.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-20
SQUARE DANCING AGAIN TOMORROW
 NIGHT, A. B. HALL

Tomorrow night in A. B. Hall, the American Women's Voluntary Service and the U. s. O. will spon- sor another of their old-time square dances, which will be the last be- fore adjournment of the Territorial Legislature, which ends it's session Thursday.
 The steadily increasing attend ance at these dances proves their popularity and the Legislators are invited to enjoy an evening of harmony of the old-time variety as furnished by E. M. Mcintyre, violinist; Albert Peterson, accordi- onist, and Frank Pineda, guitarist. The loudspeaker, which has demon- strated its value in conveying the voice of the caller" to all corners of the hall, will again be in opera tion, and A. B. Cain will call the sets.
 After their strenuous labors of the past two months in the legis- lative halls, the committee in charge feels that the Legislators will welcome a chance for some relaxation and real enjoyment at the dance, and it is hoped there will be good response to the in- vitation, both from the Legislators and the general public.
 Assisting in forming the sets and aiding beginners will be Henry Goddard, Lester Linehan, Cpl Francis Blackwell, Sgt. Bob Phillips Pvt. Buddy Rice, Sgt. J. B. Bryant A. J. Goodman, w. B. Converse Neil Gallagher and Don Newton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-20
. . . . . . . . . WEATHER REPORT

(U. s. Weather Buyeau) Temperatures for 24-Hour Period Ending at 7:30 O'Clock This Morning:
  In Juneau--Maximum, A; ) minimum, 34. Precipitation, .25 of an inch. At Airport-Maximum, A; minimum, 32. Precipitation, .19 of an inch. . . . . . . . TOMORROW'S FORECAST . . Rain, with surface winds 25 to 30 miles per hour to- night and Wednesday. In- termittent rain Wednesday night. Temperatures: Lowest tonight, 35o;; highest We'd nesday, 43'.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-20
SENATEUpS
 EDUCATION
 ALLOTMENT
Top Chamber "Misers" Sc Far Prove Very 0pen-
 Handed Fellows

On and on, through yesterday after moon and this morning, the flask Senate continued it's digging into tn why's and wherefors of proposed ex penditures of the Territory durini the coming biennium. When reces was taken this noon, the Senate wa in the thick of the battle over Uni versity of Alaska Appropriations with Dr. Charles E. Bunnell, Univer sity President, the target of ques tioning.
 Yesterday afternoon, the Sena. tors levelled their guns on Territor' ial Auditor Frank Boyle and Com. missioner of Education James Ryan but mis- fired when it came to cut ting and sizeable amounts off the appropriations as passed by the House, in the General Appropria- tions Bill.
 The Senators went right down the line on Senate Finance Committee amendments to fund allotments for the two offices, but the committees recommendations proposed total cut of only $2,410 from the Audi tors drawing account, and actually tossed out an additional handful Of sheckels to the Education Depart ment.
 The fund for support of schools was increased by $46,254, mainly by insertion of items of $29,340 for Teachers Retirement, in accord ance with the bill passed at the present session, and $50,000 for con- struction and maintenance of rural schools--a holdoyer allotment from the last biennium.
 Main cut from the support items was $33,795 from payment of tuition to incorporated towns. The figure as adopted by the Senate would just cover costs under the present $3.5C allotment and foreshadows negative Senate action in the bill proposing increases in tuition allotments
 Cuts from the administrative ex- penses of the Commissioner of Edu- cations Office amounted in total tc only $4,340. The Commissioners budget request for addition to his staff of a Supervisor to assist hin, in visiting schools and overseeing teaching programs, was granted, al s, 500 per year.
 Objecting to the cuts being pro. posed in salaries of minor Territor. ial employees by the Finance Com. mittee, Senator Joe Green yesterday moved for adoption, throughout al offices, of Board of Budget recon. mendations, including raises of 2; per cent flat.
 The motion was defeated, yea. to 12 nos, after Senate President Edward D. Coffey had pointed ou that the Budget Board makes no at. tempt to balance expenditures witf anticipated revenues, leaving that ur to the Legislature.
 Senator Frank Gordon, most ar. dent advocate of more spending anc increased taxation now holding 2 Senate seat, remarked There's stil plenty of time to raise more taxes. Senator Coffey replied: That your theory
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-20
Why ihai Leifer, Doctor!

The Ketchikan Elks Club may have been refused permission to move it's. bar by the House of Rep resentatives of the current Legisla- ture, but, via Senator N. R. Doc" Walker, it got in few last retorts at the opposition yesterday after noon in the Senate.
 Seizing his opportunity when Com missioner of Education Jsmes c. Ryan was on the stand for quizzing regarding proposed appropriations for his department, Senator Walker, under special privilege, took issue with the Commissioner over letter
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-20
TRUDEAU HERE

G. w. Trudeau, of Anchorage
 is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-20
WAR CRIMINALS
 WILL BE TREATED
 WITHOUT MERCY
Archbishop of York Wdnts Them Caught, Identified,
 Then Death on Spot

LONDON, March 20.-Major. war criminals, including Adolf Hitler, are to be treated as "murderers, assas- sins, thieves, torturers and the like," Lord Wright, Chairman of the Unit ed Nations War Crimes Commission, declared before the House of Lords toady.
 Lord Wright made the statement after Archbishop York told the House that spectacular trials should be avoided, and that principal war criminals, once caught and identi- fled, should be put to death on the spot.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-20
ENGsTROM GOES SOUTH

Elton Engstrom, local fish broker, left by plane yesterday for Seattle
 on a business trip.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-20

The Ketchikan Senator's quo stions did not cause Commissioner Ryar to back up, even a little, from his position but did establish that the letter, though signed with the Con- missioner's official title, did not have the positive approval of the Board of Education.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-20
ChdpeIddies 10 Have
 Silver Tea Thursday

Mrs. Charles Dobbins is hostess to the Chapeladies this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Stanley Jekill.
 Final plans are being made for the Silver Tea to be held at the Chapel By-The-Lake on Thursday, March 22. The tea will begin at 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon and the public is invited
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-20
DOUGLAS ISLAND HOME
 BURNS TO GROUND

Fire at 10:30 o'clock this fore noon burned to the ground frame house on Douglas Island, opposite the Juneau Florists greenhouse. The house was owned by Don Picard, who is employed at the Juneau Support and was near the Eaton home that burned two years ago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-20
FROM PETERSBURG

The following Petersburg resi- dents are staying at the Baranof Hotel while visiting in Juneau Oscar Burnam, Harold Stolpe, Kurt Nordgren, Richard Harris.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-20
LUCAS ARRIVES

Harry Lucas, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. H. I. Lucas, has arrived in Juneau from Anchorage and will spend the next month here visiting his parents, wife and daughter.
Evening star., 1945-01-16

typins desired, Apply in person to MISS
I9fR sosT SS ss tss sscen ss
m1ssRoN sR9l 17s 7smPl0sment sE nw office
WAITRESS wanted, white; good hours.
Psy S0Es 4o5 h Appy s sx AR
perienced in better restaurants and bars:
must have references and release: excellent
afteE m sIrsFsn Z Pm ,PS PR a7s3 for app9intment;
ss5 NJ ess r. aSa full
e IN g IS Pm DAVE BiEIs Bfsi s,Rs RfsTAU {.
WATREsssse fu tlme saarantesd AD asas
per week and meals. Apply 1894 Upshul
MATTRESSES. experienced. Apply cHILD's
RESTAURANT, 1910 New York ave. NV.
MATTRESSES. white; no night OF Sunda,
work; good pay land pleasant surroundings
Apply FEDERAL BAKE SHOP, GIL l4tt
MATTRESSES. colored part time, evenings
Only reliable and experienced women need
sS' ss Fe15 fesSshSf sEa }Gss
WAiTkEssEs," eolored, experienced only
pENSs9LVxk1A Drug. aD0y 18Th IN ps5 ant
WAITaEssEs, white. good hours, excellen,
WOMAN. white, care for elderly woman
peu patlent; nVe In, nice accommodations;
nesdsy neuis 70 mosnnF. os hlFan1pea u.s. "k Call Wed
WOMAN, white, exp, to manage roomins
house and take care of some rooms. Sal.
ary and small apt. GE. 6429 or Boz
482-X, Star.
WOMAN to care for year-old girl: ne
housework. 1907 18th st. NV. Apt 3O6.
WOMEN for publishing house mailing
room: excellent working conditions. Ap.
ply Ills 17th st. NV
WOMEN. married, part-time work, 5-day
week of 1894 hours; general clerical worl
In an insurance company office; knowledg,
OF typing desired. Apply in person only ts
MISS LUND, RIM. 702, SIG l4th st. NV
WOMEN for defense plant, able to adap
themselves to light machine shop work
pleasant peasant = working conditions. Appi,
WOMEN WANTED, ages 1S to so; no ex.
perience necessary; also part-time work fr
evening for unemployed women; promo.
tion. opportunities; permanent positions
Apply employment once. 722 18th st. NV.
$3.50 am. to 6 pm. Mon.-Fri., $50 am. te
POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO. "
YOUNG LADY. capable around automo-
bile, dealer; light bookkeeping, eenersl
MOTOR CO.. ssh colcsville I'd 81. l4OO.
Evening star., 1945-01-16
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT desires the services OF a
typist familiar with statistical work; good
ss5apy sscfoyv ana & penGmsnent position if satis-
ACCoUNTANTILarse public accountants.
and tax attorneys office in downtown Dis
rduIts sries NEEDS experienced and well-aualified
good prospects for a career in fast-grow-
ing and progressive firm with assured
postwar future Give full details of past
experience and qualifications. Write BOX
AccouNTfNG aee1ns srfS; CLERK ryprsr; some
knowledge Of bookkeeping helpful 5ha day
T5s SRssH5 !. CLERK for beauty salon
AFPofNrMENT CLERK St for nw Beauty salon Of
large department store; pleasant surround
na oor or 'TF TE srfns aEcKT Pessonnfl co ST. s.
hssIsTASr ~ MANAGER G opportanity
saleslady In new Capitol Hill women S
FAR fsSssnt fEafTy with X ss9
OF typins. in office of reputable public ac-
lent opportunity for development. Phone
sf'Tsea sookKHEPRR IKE ans aecoonas oonn
ceivable. newspaper office: must know typ
nsi msnt permanent m sos, 5Ra-day week; advance
Hssk SSA as sna ,san ,esmmisssn. Apply FRANCES
BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted IN Silver
spring shop. must be 1st-class operator;
good salary and commission. Phone sH
290l % and cali for Mrs. Poole. ALBA
sdI2f oPRkASoiRS SoiS Gse5ss espsrenoed ays
agsound; roy hours. to 6; Saturday. Q to 1.
BEAUTY DICTATOR, RiE eReellent keel saoe opportun-
ns aTHsRa VGRs s9DfsatH5 BaagrY 3o sAfN e s
fsS ass P.ss sap Nc Cold xaver
goo good hours and pay. Fuu or part time.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. must be thorough.
4th floor. LANSBURGH g. BRO, 7th. 8th
M BEAUTY ORR: can make $50 to s75 week
BEAUTY SPECIALIST. specializing in
facial massage. Will be trained in Marie
Earle methods. Good opportunity for right
person. Highest salary. Also manicurist
wanted. EMILE. 1921 Connecticut ave.
BILLING d CLERKS, ages 1s to 40: 5-day,
did opportunity for advancement. Apply
Mr.. Reade. NATIONAL BISCUIT CO., 1856
sisSi.s sISSGR9 sslRals! experienced or learners;
trade for the postwar period: steady posi-
ton or part-time work. GRUVER CO.,
BiNDERY GIRLS, experienced or inexperi-
GTaodRAPH svss Co. spr4s p14e Eas Ma
BooKKEEPfNG machine operator, REM
ington Rand; 5.day week; good postwar
sSSkkEEPRkk a lanssr sth with ii nay psyro
manent position. essential Industry. To-
salary. ste. BOZ 4o6-x Star.
Evening star., 1945-01-16
HELP MEN 3 WOMEN.

GdGonNrANTssrse s6d tas public
qualified accountant; permanent employ
ment with good prospects for a csreer>in
assured postwar future; give full II" iesaiIs Wii
OF past experience and qualifications. Write
BGAziafASS BRGH zlis2AS st stf5 Portusu..e ,or
language. Box 414-Y. Star
COOKS. eolored. experienced. willing TO
ronl;;,onn work; must be sober excellent working
girls and busboys.. must be neat Apply
With USES rsferTal card to JENE's ITAL-
COOK AND so7 81 Psss Rstfsss st White
So,,PPip e55 PPp' LADY; ~. rs Jackson pl. NV
Tor general housework. husband as handy
man; living quarters and meals furnished
eoGPLE 08a for sma estate So oasa near Annapolis
foob fGsaSe cobNrER SsE 2se dlEhKs sf5 s e
will train you for essential work on our
food counters. helping TO feed Washington
,pitorma waT workers Go9d pay while learning
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORES or or
9hSe IASY.oR % SE;NnTIfstrN.N sI; nIst for c,v.r ,..,.
See ,timskeeper:.. HARRiNGToN HoTEIi iI'''
!SSHts u 'saEs NfW 4afA.shPsEh2ss aAmPsHss
MEssESSERs o for BRirisH Il ~ MIssioSs hs a5Ss
Apply 10Y 18th st, NV; Employment
ouEe open MONDAY tnrough Friday. q to
o: Saturday, to /. Hiring arrangements
approved
REToUCHER. proof. experienced per-
manent position. Call Emerson OaoO.
SALESPEOPLE. part or full time. for all
departments OF our stores; pleasant work
ing conditions; good pay. Apply at any
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or ofice. II p
SODA MANAGER wanted. experienced, best
salary and bonus. Apply in person.
JUDD's PHARMACY 14th and Girard SITS.
WATERS AND MATTRESSES. white. must
be experienced, neat and sober: excellent
WORKING conditions; part or full time
Apply in person, JENES ITALIAN RES
TAuRANT. 1907 DeSales st. NV Apply
with USES referral card
WOODWARD & L0THROP has immediate
openings for men and women, part-time
card cunch operators to work evenings
6 to 10 pm. Apply employment ONCE
gth floor. $50 to daily. 1890 to 9
sAFEWAY STORES offers excellent oppor-
tunities for men seeking permanent en-
ployment. Positions you will be pround to
hold, in large organization which has set
high standards for itself in the field of re-
tan food distribution: excellent opportuni-
ties for advancement. Apply SAFEWAY
STORES; employment ONCE, 4th and T sts.
ne; Hiring arrangements approved"
opening for experienced or apprentices
engraving machine operator, man or wom-
an Apply employment Office 9th floor,
$50 to daily. 1870 to Q Thursday
Evening star., 1945-01-16
Situations ,Danted aduertise-
nents containing the symbol
* are inserted By er-service
men and ,Uomen.
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER, Washing
tonian ONCE. executive. capable taking fun
charge; draft exempt. Box 2IS-Y, Star, IL.
ACCOUNTING and income tax reports, all
FEDERAL and State taxes financial state
ments; Il z. WHALEN. MA. 022T. ias
FURNITURE REFINSHER, available Goth.
repair, burn in, polish: quality shop only:
permanent; Box 90-z Star. 1ss
HONORABLY DISCHARGEn-Prior TO en-
listment served as presidential assistant in
major aircraft CO. BACKGROUND of law
WITH legislative experience. Conversant
with Industrial and public relations; exten-
Sive airline travel: financially independent;
considered versatile with diversified apti-
tudes; Changing residence from Ohio to
Washington ", area reason for this adv. Box
INT. REV. ACT, retired. desires part-time
work rSH, 3S77. 116 Woodridge ave-.
Silver Spring.
MAN, white, 40. Govt. employed, desires
part-time work evenings. Box 9S-z. Star.
MAN DESIRES JOB AS CLERK In iiauor
store; fun or part; age, 45; best reference.
RESPONSIBLE MAN, over draft age. ist-
class refersnces. wants Job In liquor store.
Call RA. b043 after 6 pm.
CONTINUED on Next Pase.)
Evening star., 1945-01-16
HELP WOMEN.

YOUNG LADY for general once work.
xooS sasry OF Agpy gpgs RWN en- IN
YioHGNG LADIES t2). free to travel to
pany: nNA exceilent t1l earninss, bonus. trsnsp,
Apply MR.. SHINAULT, Senate Hotel 1Ol
YOUNG WOMAN. high school graduate.
under 80. preferably one residing in the
vicinity of Brentwood, to assist with ONCE
s.day, I 4s-hour o. Si Week: s1a5si5o ssh ''sr per
month to start depending upon experience.
Write VII for interyisw giving qualifications
WooDWARD & IofHRoP has immediste
machine operators. Apply tiDii emDiioyment t
qasD stallfsi ''a adSDs aSGF sAIrswoMEs, full or
sood Starting salary. Apply al our frisndIy
ppeGfsonnel pG ONCE, End floor. THE HECHT
TRANS doNTINENrAL q II NsEESNirA and western Air.
s makes possSe saG numse
dept to ee RH0a iied immedistely m S a'e3 earddeR'
countants Industrial engineering, Junior
clerks. Service. Junior. clerks. dtsburse-
eT ments junior clerks. accounting clerk.
typist clerk. This is an opportunity to
receive training and a permanent posi-
r. ane A aanger H. ApPy II PsT
through Friday. Hiring arrangements ap-
proved.
as machine bookkeeper. file Ei clerk Vs and
analysis clerk: no experience necessary;
good hours and pay. Bog 372-Y. Star.
openings in the tea room for assistant
Kitchen supervisor part-time hostesses,
ment ofhce yS 9th oor. $50 o'ps 70 daily,
| 1870 to Thursday
PERMANENT POSITIONS - High school
| graduates for general clerical work. under
lS preferred; good salary. Apply Rn. 139,
4 investment Bldg. METROPOLITAN LIFE
INSURANCE CO., RE 1883