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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10

to get a coup on the East hand. He won the opening lead with the ace of spades, cashed the ace Of hearts and led small heart and East jumped in with the king. East shot back his singleton club. How ever Captain Weiss went right up with the ace and now cashed his king of spades, Dummy's ace and king of diamonds were played. On the king Of diamonds. the five Of clubs was discarded A small dia- mond was ruffed and now the nine of spades was ruffed with the dunn my's nine of hearts. Captain Weiss cashed the eight and five of dia- monds. East refusing to trump, so he simply discarded his king and queen of clubs. When the four of diamonds was played, East had to trump. Weiss over -trumped and won the last trick with the queen O. hearts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10
POLI'S

Absolutely the best film that has been shown in town for a long time is the concensus of opinion of the large crowds that have been in at tendance at the Loew Poli theater since the opening of the sensation al film "The Keys Of The King dom."
 Gregory Peck. cast in the leading role, that of Francis Chisholm, gives n performance, that pushes him. from a practical unknown right in-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10
NOTICE

 STATE of CONNECTICUT. DIS TRICT of WATERBu ss. PRO BATE COURT, Feb. 7th, l945. ESTATE of FREDERICK ROD MAN, late of the town of Wa terbury, in said district deceased. The Court of Probate for the District of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts. properly attcsted. within said time, will be dcbarrcd q recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are request cd to make immediate payment to The CITIZENS & MANu LECTURERS
 NATIONAL BANK,
 Administrator.
 Waterbury, Conn. Per Order of Court
 Attest:
 MARGUERITE NJ. FAHY,, p-S-3t Asst. Clerk.
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to the first line of contenders for the title of the best star of the year, he does remarkable job, in the lead ing role that of a simple but brave man who sticks to his resolutions to be just what he had set out to be. notwithstanding the trials. tempta- tions and other obstacles that beset him on his road.
 Besides the star there are such favorites, as Roddy McDoWall, who plays the role of Francis Chisholm, when youth, then there Is Ed mund GWenn, Sir Cedric HardWicke and last but never least, there is Thomas Mitchell who plays the role of an atheist. but, who sees the light, before the end of the film.
 Rosa Stradner, plays the role of the Austrian-born nobleWoman, who cannot see the possibilities of the simple but brave, Francis Chisholm before it is too late, their awaken ing, is one of the most thrilling and dramatic scenes that you have ever seen on the screen.
 On the same program a group oi selected shorts subjects, in keeping with the high caliber of the feature picture are being presented.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10
, McKENNEY
 ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM F. MCKINNEY AmeriCa'S Card Authority

Capt. Larry Weiss, who has been stationed the past couple of years with the signal Corps in Panama, was in New York recently and took time out to play in duplicate game at the Mayfair. AS matter of fact, before the war broke out, Larry, whose home is in Boston, was presi- dent of the New England Bridge Association.
 thought Larry handled the play of today's hand very well. He had
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10

dignity, makes little sense, and t h r e a t e n: If the civilian persists in sad- ding us W 1 t h t h a t squirrely t a g we may h a n g one on him that is just as distaste f Il l, Wonder h o " he'd like Cost Plus Glenn or Mass = Produc- tion Mose'?"
 The t h r e c UGTgefp /k.n -as
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10
BEAUTIES HINTS
Use Hot Glass To Hone Razor Blade And It Will Give Double Service
BY ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

To give that little shaver-your razor blade--a longer and sharper life, use a simple honing trick that men use.
 Take glass and after filling with hot water to heat, empty it. Then, rub the cutting edge of blade on the inside of glass-about 10 times on each side of the blade.
 To get more slaves from your sharpened blade, soap your skin before scraping. You'll not only do better job of shaving but will save wear and tear on your blade. A man would never think of shaving dry unless he were in jungle and had left his brushless cream behind.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10

Ankara CUP)-The new port Of Iskenderun, built by British firms. and 300-mile road between Tarsus and the port have been opened. The formal opening followed inaugura- ton of the use Cf q second road be- tween Mersen and Olukishla.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10
a & Ea Wah 1Gtchou &:A, ,A
 Combine Cereals, Other Foods

teaspoon paprika, IA teaspoon dry mustard, IA cups milk. 2 cups cooked or canned whole kernel corn, 1-2 cups crushed bran flakes egg, Well-beaten.
 Melt 2 tablespoons butter, or margarine; add green pepper and onion. Saute until lightly Drowned and tender. Blend in flour and seasonings; gradually add milk Cook, stirring constantly until thickened. Add corn, 3-4 cup bran flakes and egg; mix well. Pour into greased casserole. Melt re- maining butter or margarine; com bine with remaining bran flakes Sprinkle over top of casserole. Bake in hot oven (400 deg. F) l-2 hour.
 MONDAYS MEND
 BREAKFAST: Orange slices, cooked cereal, rye toast, butter or fortified margarine, marmalade, coffee, milk.
 LUNCH: Soup of leftover vegetables and stock, soya crack CTS, scrambled eggs on toast, raw carrot sticks, canned fruit, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Tomato juice, cas- Serole of corn, green beans. pars- fey boiled potatoes, enriched bread, butter or fortified margarine shredded cabbage salad, prune whip, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10
WE, THE WOMEN
Butch" Might Be Better

By RUTH MILLETr

Three soldiers, a private, cor- poral, and 6 first lieutenant, have started a campaign against the term "GI Joe"
 They don't like 1t, think it lacks
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10
Legal Notices


 STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS TRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PRO- BATE COURT, Feb. 9th. l945. ESTATE of JOHANNA G. MIL LER, late of the town of Water bury, in said district, deceased. The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarrcd q recovery, All persons indebted to said estate are request ed to make immediate payment to
 CHARLES II. MILLER,
 Administrator. 28 White Oak Lane,
 Waterbury, Conn.
 Per order of Court
 Attest.
 JOHN J. HOWARD, 9-o-2t Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10

Dental Plates Repaired Hrs. S1 .OO Your old plate made like new up
 CITY DENTAL LABORATORY 161 East Main St. Dial 3-8606
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10

HAVING LOST-My No. 4 ration books issued to me by the local board, I hereby make application for new ones. Virginia Natale.
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You Have Business Service To Rende Advertise On This Page
Announcements
5 Lost and Found

HAVING LOST-No. 4 ration book. issued by local board application hereby made for new one. Jennie StaWSki.
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6 Personals

INCOME TAX EXPERT 21 years in government service. For appointment call Cornelius McKane, 108 Bishop Street. Tel. 4-8421 or 4-4001.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10

PLEASE CALL ME before you sell your chickens or poultry. Call 3-9086 or at II Union St.
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HELP WOMEN.

INTERESTING WORk-Earnings at start
S. sts' Assy sSIh9s
FIJI s ee an t to 81 pm ms sa Mon s 5hrounh
e TrI E Pm THE .eHEsAPEAKE & PoToMAc
4 JOB You WILL ENJoY-Learn this in
ter work. Earnings at start, s3l 20
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18th St. NV Mo ass0SM throus fnf Friday.
f. Fl T. dAR RR sit $40 Fo II Il
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and will to work. Must be good typists.
Answer in own handwriting, giving .ex-
MAKE sHn MoN ssSf selling Christmas car
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makers ak !G including boy ,assortments and ex-
pings, Generous profits: no experience
RRT sT9Pisos ISc, isf7 'e Clifford iH ave-,
po Yog ! WANT to draw accessories
oS ert den we have fine opening IN
who wants training in IN the fashion f fe eid'
Splendid opportunity for advancement.
Good starting salary; Bring samples. APP
pi ith peIs9hnel ofnce' IHE PALAIS ROYAL,
POSITIONS OPEN for typists. Call AR
dING TON TUBERcuLosis Association,
AMAzING-25 embossed Christmas cards
with name imprinted, ST. de luxe 81 for 81
pefs ee ssnd oT0 samp up to 5 Sc sn
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an Of for chsxS Ghsss
hosiery sssIesgirl Position offers GOOD
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Wf Fsi T6E H rs gr SsIs t. 5
boxes beautiful assorted Christmas cards
Each box sells 81 90; your profit, soc Also
portfolios. CHEERFUL CARD CO, I'm
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neighbors for gorgeous, "Candlelight"
Christmas assortment. Sells fast at & re-
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and gift wraps pay you up to 1907 profit.
Wr!se oGGRoGAN co. so E. Adams Dept.
WORKING vACATioN-Expert stenogra-
Sept ID s5ns Or ~ Sd az y WeeE AZ $$5
erencs speed j. RUSSELL SMITH,
CoLoRED COUNTER GIRLS, So days
week. no SUNDAYS. Apply in person,
PLAZA GRILL. 23S Sd st. s.w.
ABOVE AVERAGE OPPORTUNITY for
young lady with ability to type and meet
the public. Postwar future guaranteed.
512-day week, pleasant working conditions;
salary. Sl60 mo, See Mr.. Buehler,
ADVANCE CREDIT CORP. 1897 Rhode
Island ave. Mt. Rainier. Md
ATTENTION, assistant buyers, well-estab-
llShed Conn. ave. specially shop has OPEN
ing for manager; must be able 10 assume
responsibility and have good taste in seleC-
ton and promotion of ladies ready to
wear; excellent opportunity: give age. eX-
perience and telephone number. Conf
Dental Box 296-C, Star
ATTENTION, GOVT. GIRLS-If you in
tend to remain in Washington and are
seeking position with advancement op-
portunities, now is the time to establish
yourself with one of Washington'S largest
firms in its field; We have openings, at
the present time for clericals and for Office
employees with some bookkeeping and
leave benefits. Box 37l-C, Star.
INTERESTING, eXacting job in editorial
office for young, conscientious and excep-
tlonally capable stenographer This is
permanent position with an outstanding
orga niZation where pay. working condi-
lions and future opportunities are un-
usually attractive. Please don't waste
our time or yours by applying unless you
are top-draWer IN every respect. Box
3S7-G, Star. 20"
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. G. Do
PERSONAL tCont.)

BARRIE SUMMER DAY CAMP-Indiyidual
tutoring. hiking, aircraft, swimming. ma
ture study, helpful child care. hot din
ners: transportation furnished; q acres
PETER PAN SCHOOL-Nursery through
PIANO LESSONS, by professional pianist
and teacher, given in your home, Silver
Spring and Georgia ave. area. Box 69-G,
COUPLE. white, middle aged. want a small
rooming or apt. house to take care Of; apt,
in exchange for work Box 355-G, Star,
SOMEWHERE there must be lady dy,,, who no
home near Washington, with lovely y
willing to help with the Housekeeping;
if at all interested please reply giving some
ments viii be made for an interview,
V 2H M Y N REST HOME: excellent food
and care; tray service: porch. SH. 2644.
AMATEUR SONG WRITERS-Have your
songs or musical ideas arranged for pro-
fessional use by professional musician
LOVING FAMILY CARE urgently needed
for, 3-month-old baby girl II interested
LADY WILL STAY WITH BABY or youne
children two or three evenings a week in
exchange for opportunity to rent room II
permanent home: Call OIL. 63l5 evenings.
CHHDREN,S Upper snow suits. Wash. I
Old suits repaired 923 st. NV, No. B.
LADY, with unlimited telephone, to make
! telephone surveys; ideal chance for inyalie
Woodley 375l Sunday or Republic 392'
PICTURES taken in your home Phon'
CHI. 4666 I'll pm: for appointment. 20
CHARACTER ANALYST AUTHOR viii
coach interested writer for secretarial help
| Call D-S FIX HI3S
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING Al Buick sedan to Los Angeles
WEDNESDAY, passengers accepted, ref eX7
DESIRE RIDE to California. Please call
Young YOUNG LADY LADY, small house dog, wishes
about Sept. ! share exp, EN-. 570s. =
DRIVING !94l Plymouth coach, to, Den
WaSTE6 f Es s. 2 f!sr for Two la
dleS To- SayanpqSh' Ga; help drive. Phone
MIAMI AKEA-Young businessman care
fui driver. viii drive your car one way or
f T2gnd ep t@F RoH
DRIVING SEDAN, Marlboro track noon
TW y. M return IN 8 pm' can accommo-
CONGENiAL women Govt, employees 90
-, leaving !. pm. EN-. 5542
California; experienced pilots can take .
70 RIVERSIDE, CALF, Tuesday; driving
ref EXCHANGED. 81. 4G46.
SSERVICEMAN wants ride to Birmingham,
Ala Wi, share expenses and driving
MOTOR TRAVEL-Transporta for two
sRi BoSt a9es e New
WASTEDsRide to LANSING Mich, by .
III ScDttHDtE- Rpl. 5D-4 Conn ave. :"
DRIVING TO MIAMI, FLA, Aug. 30; take
Z or passengers. Call Glebe 5654
RIDE WANTED by serviceman's wife to
Memphis. Tenn, or vicinity soon as pos
Slble; help pay expenses and drive, MRS.
TACKETTE, Adams 500
MAN driving, to Providence, R. l. will take
pass, 10 share expenses Call DI. 922a
DRIVING TO NEWTON. n. C.. Aug. "a
want passengers, share expenses. NE,
DRIVING to Salt Lake City, Tues. Aug
u; room for. 3 PASSENGER Cal MAI
DORIUS. Sunday at res. CHI. 2000, Ext.
1888. or Monday at office, RE. GOO, Ext.
LADY driving Albuauerque ABOUT Aus 20
in 7-passenger 1910 De Soto, wishes
passenger TO help drive. SH 1919
COUPLE wants ride Miami, arriving about
Sept. 4. R. c. UNKRICH Ordway 4942 =
CAREFUL DRIVER, eX-ServlCeman, will
drive your car 10 California. Union
FLYING to Denver. Colo. August 20. can
take two. Call Shepherd 1914 after p m
LADY desires trans. before Aug. % to
MRS. JOHNSON, Falls Church 2s71:W
TRAVELLING TO MEXICO, can take 4
passengers, week of Aug. 20. Call Gil
3059.
GENTLEMAN driving to Des Moines, Iowa
early Monday, will take or 3 persons
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

RUSSIAN LESSONS, university graduated
masters degree. 1445 Spring I'd. NV.
iNssTRncTiiooNs given to limited num-
Der of piano pupils. Box 366-G, Star.
PARENTS, consult us today about your
child's education Details on boarding
schools and junior colleges WASHING
TON SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION, 204 Colo
RADIO Bldg. RE 3939.
FRENCH AND GERMAN classes, conversa-
tional method, native experienced teacher.
> lessons free, q lessons SIS week. OIL.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions. Operators needed. Day classes
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL,
134c N Y ave Me 777S.
complete curriculum qualified exper. teach
ers. Convenient transp Glasses start
Sept. 18th DU. 929S.
S1ENOGRAPHIC and secretariaI classe,
now forming. BEGINNERS and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping,
comptometer, all secretarial subjects, civil
service courses Est. 2s years; accredited.
F st. topp. Capitol Theater).
SPANISH LESSONS, native teacher, uni
versity education. Ma 1926, Ext. 4O6. =
designed to give results and establish a
E fSsGda SRSR M o for Spanish and
Portuguese speaking persons by cultured
COACHING in mathematics and physics.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

TEACHFRS -Militarv schnolS innin

TEACHERS-Military schools, junior COL
leges. preparatory schools and many pub
tic schools: interviews arranged promptly.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 2O4 Colo
RADIO Bldg. 4th and G SITS. NV.
AMERICAN JEWISH %, background, sec
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. MA.
sEcRETARY %, pharmaceutical 5, d.
$45 TO $50 wk; all restrictions, VINO
rules voided; now you can work as
A AnsSIsans rs MIS- YoUNG f RER
BookKEEPLRs q, $50 Hk. &C compto meter
oper., under 30. $162 mo-: statistical typ
ist, $3.50 clerk-receptionist, under 30
$3.50; salaries are coming down if you are
going to work, act now; Govt. workers are
out. Visit BoYD's, 1889 F st. Ma. 2:5:jS
AVIATION SECRETARY %, Sl7O mo e;
legal sec, $1,000 VI. stenog. for pub
Usher So 900 yr. up; stem, real estate, $50
wk.: dozens of others: act now or regret
later. Visit BOYD'S, 1888 st. MA. 233S
BOOKKEEPERS, full charge, 5i2-Lay wk
$50 wk; bkpr Office manager, coml firm
$50 wk.; P. B. X. oper., finance, 3O-hrs
$50 wk.; clerk cashier, 5h2-day wk, S35-
$40; coml openings are now the safe jobs
not Govt Miss Reed PERSONNEL SERV-
ICE, LII G st; MA. 6oSs,
TEACHERS clerks, receptionlsts: select po-
aries Visit NATL TEACHERS. AGENCY
TEACHERS Several hundred September
MORE TEACHERS AGENCY. $40 North
Charles St. Baltimore |. Nd
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SITUATIONS MEN tcont. J

TEACHER, OFFICE. MAN, salesman: ex-
perienced; earned over 500 weekly on
Bibles. 81 comm. Looking for something
real estate, What have you? No car
now-couId arrange. Box 4S5-C. Star.
YOUNG MAN. %. with 2 years college
afTording opportunity for advancement
$40 week. MR.. GREENMAN, RE. 0543.
HoNoRABLY DISCHARGED Army Of
ficer. / 0 years Army service, desires con-
nection with local photographic firm. wide
experience in amateur and home por-
traiture: has. faith in ability to become
outstanding PHOTOGRAPHER. Best offer over
$50 per week. Reply Box 5000, Star.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
CURTAINS STRETCHED, ladies' Iigh
laundry; reliable quick service RE 1921

CURTAINS STRETCHED, ladies' light
laundry; reliable, quick service. RE. 1921.
GIRL, colored, wants two days work; ref.
MI 4743
GIRL, colored. good cook and general house
work. Call Sunday between 10 am. and
3 pm. Dupont 9346.
GIRLS, 2, colored, want maids jobs, guest
house or hotel; willing to work; $50 wk.
Call LII. 1899 anaytime. We want work
together. sisters.
GIRL. colored, wants gh.w, no cooking
or heavy laundry; reliable and dependable,
full or part time. E34. 1850, . to pm
GIRL, colored. desires days cleaning Mon
DE 6955.
GIRL, colored, wants work. Mon. through
Fri; hours, So day. CO. S065.
GIRL, Colored, refined, desires part-time
evening work; available from pm; will
mind children evenings, assist with parties,
etc. Call Randolph 923S after 2 pm.
GIRL, colored, experienced laundress and
cleaner, wants day work, SIS and carfare.
Phone Ii. S04S.
GIRL, colored. wants days work. Phone
AID. 117S.
GIRL wishes days work. cleaning only.
Call Hobart 4132.
LAUNDRESS, good. wants small bundle to
do ct home. DE. 5000.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC Cont. J

GIRL, colored experienced, general house.
work, full or part time. Call after 10 am
MI. 6747.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. desires work
Call DE. 5227
WOMAN, colored wants morning work In
ne. or sc. section; good references. Box
39S-G. Star. 49,
WOMAN, colored, excellent cook, neat;
good ref Decatur $3.50
WOMAN, colored. young, wants days work
first-class laundress and cleaner; city ref
So and carfare. DI. 1854
WOMAN, colored wishes part time or full
time work as cook. Call Randolph 1888
WOMAN, colored, middle aged. wants part
time work, small family or care for elderly
person. 1000 sth st. NV DI s2s1
EXPERT HOUSECLEANING. Phone Falls
Church 1SI4-J.
DON'T CALL it home, sweet home unit
it is cleaned: dirt is the invader of com.
fort and menace to health. Call us now
imam and woman. colored, yrs exper
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

ia, l775.
GOVERNMENT CLERK and unemployed
wife, native Washingtonians, desire posi-
ton as manager of apartment or room
ing house. Write Box 43s-G, Star
ATTENTION, apt. owners, home owners!
White, refined, experienced, middle aged
couple, husband employed, take full charge
apt house or home for living quarters,
salary; references. Give details and phone.
Box 3SA-G, Star 49,
WORKING STUDENT of U. of Md. desires
quarters, small salary for wife with young
son. exchange for her services, housekeep-
er. resident manager apt house: gentle
family, best D. c. references; husband live
in or out; prefer NV, ne. or suburban
toward Baltimore Box BOG. Star
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=
position board; good pay meals; 6,day
Ek, Apply chief operator, EMERGENCY
TYPIsT-CLERK for finance CO., in Sc
Iection; most interesting and pleasant
work for young lady who enjoys meeting
n6lc p,s sxeellent salary InG and future. Cal
TYPIST-C CLERK for office of retail in.
80 d salary. Apply sLoAN's. 1856 I'll
fYPIST. experience unnecessary, collec.
on dep geod salary t. start eh n4
FYP f NEEDED nj 5Eh at at n the Credit Bureau
Girls Is to 80, with experience, or begin.
ners. 100. will find here good place t
vancement. See Mr.. Althaus, THE CREDIT
BIIREAu. 1921 G NV.
E99PISSIaSs, ITanted-HgFF DUPLICATING
FIRST AND s TEIE E SA Eo oSerator: s1sc
. month with meals. Phone WI. 467s.
conditions; 40-hr week. Monday thro Nia.f
EEday 7tfFysTs; n so Pm Coy
Investment Bldg. 18th and K SITS. NV.
iustry. small, modern office: State
es ph s number box fsE sfsr
FYPIST, permanent position in Mt. Pleas.
INT section: Apply to MIS-, Jolley, weekday.
S5sfS ms f1RE1SA s4 F4 H5S St Ehe
TYPISTS wanted. Apply 1880 Mass. ave
NV. DU. 1900. Ext. al.
ing firm; permanent position; 39-hr. week
Call MA. 2705.
rYPIST, Is to 80, permanent position
sXper. not nee: vacation with pay, regu.
ar salary increase, opportunity for ad-
1ancement, pleasant working conditions
Sas4 wk,. $50 to 4:30 weekdays, $50 tc
~ Saturdays. Call RE. 1875. ask for MR.
SIMMONS.
fYPISTS, patent law office: permanent
employment: State experience and salary
expected Box AISLE. Star
FYPIsT- CLERK, having speed and accur.
ICY, for permanent position with patent
aw office; hours, 8 to 5; hour for lunch
Ind annual bonus; salary depending on
Ipeed, accuracy and experience. Boz
l02-G. Star.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-01

Mrs. James Day and sons, Wayne,
spent Sunday night in the LeVas-
seur home and all returned to their
homes Monday.
Sam Risch was a week end guest
In the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Antho-
ny Morawski and Sunday guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hannak and
family, Dearborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mason
spent Friday evening in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mason.
Milan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burget
we're callers Sunday afternoon at
the home of Stanley Krygowski,
Jacksonville Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rinehold Schmidt
and daughters spent Sunday with
John Meeska and daughter Eliza
beth, Tecumseh.
Mrs. Clyde McCoughey, near
Cone, spent the week end in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dur
get and Mrs. Kenneth Sanford.
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Calendar of
Commencement

June 3-Lincoln Baccalaureate
Services, $50 p. m. EWT.,
Gymnasium; Speaker, Rev.
Fred Cowan, Christian
Church, Ann Arbor.
Normal Baccalaureate Ser.
vices, 3 p. m. CWT, Pease
Auditorium: Speaker. Presi-
dent Roy w. Hamilton, Alma
College.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Ser.
vices, 700. CWT, Baptist
Church: Speaker, Rev. Ray
90 sacn Hafas Estr,
JuLe 5-Lincoln-Class day Exer-
cises: Current Events Dur.
ing School Life.
June 6-Roosevelt-Class Day EX:
ercises.
June 7-Lincoln-.Commencement
Exercises, $50 EWT. gym
nasium; Speaker. Col. owen
]. Cleary, president OF Cleary
College.
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CONVENTION CANCELLED

Lansing-The annual convention
of the Prosecuting Attorneys Asso-
citation OF Michigan has been can
celled because the Office OF De-
Tense Transportation has refused
permission for it. Deputy Attorney
General Foss b. Eldred, secretary
OF the association, said invitations
for the event already had been
mailed. 1t had been scheduled for
July SIS at the Grand Hotel on
Mackinac Island.