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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08

who at the time was expecting a child, moved in with her comfort ably-fixed family. And a guest In their home she remained through out the war,
 She didn't have to plan meals or cook them or worry about all the daily problems connected with runs ming a house. Mother and Dad did that-for after all, she had 6 baby @ look after,
 BACK TO WORK NOW
 Not that she didn't have help with tho baby, or that Junior exactly tied her down. You run along and have good time," her mother said whenever she had an invitation out, After ell, her mother thought, Sue Was lonely and young and she de- served any good times she could manage.
 And now whatf Well, from q comfortable weii-run home which alae wasn't responsible for running, from the protective. helpful love of parents. from situation where Ezf pexaK vss essentially tied down.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08
Walter WincheII A Or Br00dw0y
ls~s' Mark Registered. cODTrtEht rSn pany Mirvr.

Said the LII FlOWer, you Know It takes lot of woork hunting a new house these days. trustsyou don't have to do that for a long, long time" An amorouS old fel- low leaned across the table and whispered through the smoky night club atmosphere: "Lte's go some place where we'll be alone" "Okay," drawled his cutie. Let's each go home" .. Martin Ragaway gag-writer, phoned NBC's George Wolf. When Wolf learned it was Ragaway. he parked: "Gwan, you phony. The only time you ever call me is when you want something! !' |. Go ahead, keep on talking, D was the candid retort. "Ill think of something!"
 The Big-Time: "The Lost Week. end,' an intoxicating epic, with tlawless acting by Ray Midland, Jane Wyman and the others-a Para mount click Jeanne Burns at the Monkey Bar CaSs Daley s Sunday program via NEG The dancing of Kim and Kathy Gaynes in The Girl from Nantucket" | Lee Sullivan's furnishing Jack Smiths on CBS Hubby, the Tuba" Ca Cosmo recording), a grand novelty. It's the tragic tale of tuba, unhappy because the other inStru- ments make fun of him as all he can do is go oompah-oompah. l NTo;r, Sfa,,o TYcLar. Moro ir,rort ant than the election or other news around our sector was the condi- ton of Jerome Kern, who was stricken, last reported improved The wine steward at q wore a much fancier uniform when he was in 'The Student Prince" There's a valet at the Sherry-Neth- erland Hotel who was once an Olym- pic track champ. Each ayem he paces three miles around the park and used to be accompanied by his dog. The dog is now ten years old and is winded. It now sits on a bench and waits for him . Since Music Corp. of America signed ur Mayor LaGuardia for a radio spot wags say Hooks like you have tc break in your act at City Hall be- fore MICA is interested!" The Suns, a pet at this desk, celebrate their 5th amy tomorrow at the Piccadilly There'u be mucho confusion at three 42nd Street the aters soon when the marquees will advertise: "A Duel in the Sun, "A Walk in the Sun" and Blood on the Sun"
 Sounds in the Night: At Reubens She's glad the war is over. Now she can get parts for her face" =. At Endure: He's an m. c.-me- diocre comic" .. At the Blue An gel: She's the daughter of a so- cial butterfly and he's a son of bee" At Villepigue's: "She thinks she has corner on his love when she merely has one of the points of a triangle" In the Dixie lobby: Do you think Mark Twain will ever become another Bennett Cerf?"
 Broadway Lexicon: A Hollywood wolf Is the sort who gives a gal a beautiful mink coat A Miami Beach wolf is guy who gives the gal beautiful description of mink coat A Broadway wolf is the kind who tells a beautiful gal she needs a mink coat like she needs a hole in the head.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08
ATTORNEYS BRUSH UP

Lincoln, Neb. (UP)-The Univer- sity of Nebraska law college will of- fer a special "refresher" course to post atorneys, recently discharged from the armed services, on changes in law,
 The college. closed for the dura- tion of the war, is slated to reopen next January '.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08
Talking Book Aid To Blind
 Monograph Discs
 Free to SiqhtIess

New York, N. Y, Nov. 8-The voices of many of the nations lead- ing authors now reach blind men and women throughout the country on the long-playing photograph discs of the Talking Books. The American Foundation for the Blind, 15 West 18th street, which records these volumes in sound, reports that its new policy of having well-known writers personally record at least portion of the Talking Book Edition of their works, has been adopted in order to give blind people an ink ling of the authors personalities.
 Some writers personally record whole volumes. For instance, Jan Struther read all of her Mrs. Mini ver' on the Talking Book discs, and recently Glenway Westcott com pleted recording in full his best seller, Apartment in Athens. Usually however, the author reads merely his introduction or his first chapter, and then the recording is completed by trained reader from stage and radio.
 Authors who have cooperated with the American Foundation for the Blind in this way include: Som- erset Vaughan, Lin Yutang, Elean- or Roosevelt, Thomas Mann, Edna Ferber, John Kieran, Oliver La Farge, Dorothy Caruso and Arthur Train.
 These Talking Books reach blind people without the slightest cost to them. After they are recordede by the American Foundation for the Blind, they are placed by the Li- brary of Congress in 27 regional libraries from coast to coast which operate departments for the blind. They travel back and forth between these libraries and blind Talking Book readers postage free.
 Official controls over the manu- factilre of cOmDactS in Palestine
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08

BigtOwn Side-S Shows: When the President was here for Navy Day he congratulated the Mayor on finding new home Thanks, |"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08
Westport Woman
 Ordered to MoUe CabIe-grip Plant

Westport, Conn, Nov. 8-(UFJ- Miss Vivien Kellam, who frequently has cIashed with the government over taxes, and with individuals over politics, was told by the zoning board yesterday that she would have to move her cable-grip factory out of town.
 Her one-story plant, which worked throughout the war on Army and Navy orders, and which she built in 1888, was a violation of the zoning laws and must be moved with the least possible de- lay" the board informed her.
 Miss Kellam had asked the board for permission to construct an- other building, and this, too, was denied on grounds that no indus tries are permitted in the town However, buildings put up before the zoning laws went into effect, were not disturbed.
 For leaving his work in a coal mine, Reginald Peat was fined $2C
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08

living prett t y tough too.
 Take this case, for example, and multiply 1t by the thousands of young wives who have had practically the s A me expert- ences:
 When Bil, went overseas his wife She
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08
By RUTH MILLETT NEA Stan Writer

There's much talk about the re- adjustment problems of returning servicemen, but some of the young war wives are going to find postwar
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08
ke WE. THE WOMEN
War Wives HaUe Establishments Too

she is suddenly faced with the re- sponsibility for making B home on her own.
 She'll have husband to cook for and keep happy, baby whose care is entirely her responsibility, a house or an apartment that-with her inexperience-seems to make constant demands on her.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08
MONEY A PROBLEM TOO

And maybe she'll have to help her husband solve his own problems of readjustment, Money may become quite problem. too, If she has been used to spending all of her allot- ment checks on herself and the baby with nothing out for living costs-generously provided by Moth CT and Dad
 And when she comes to trying to find someone to sit with Junior at price she can afford while she has the good times her family has told here are her right because she Is young, she will find that she really Is tied down.
 That may not be as big jump as going from seryicemen to civilian but 1t is quite a jump. And the hus- band of such a girl Is going to have to have patience and understand ing until she can get little exper- ience in her new, full-time Job,
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SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT-veteran desires perma-
nsnt position 21:,. ase 20; eellsse lradu.te:
xc ssS e. Fox A. With STAT sat.n.iS:
hotel experience. VIII render. part-time
a. ud psl r. ssae 81 np.
AZ; Sihh RI 5a5S mAsAor.. ,.,:n
siye experience, executive type, draft ex-
emu: sSsS: cU,sse and .ssounslns I5rag..s
gssss s.Rsss y s s;.! organisation and
S;%Ps sail ss:fss; s.s. ' 81 ss.
esntsrin.. e. ad i5sas al. ess 's' car
f: :ss ass'
.m; y @ssS,nsn ,ns for priy::.
ELscTkiiCAL kHGINaEs desires eyenins
york; york. ex gSss desisner and sstimstor.
ExEcUTIxE: sales: Is years With Wen Well
.ss o ss; 80! 81 years IN D 81 : wsss
fa AsaEt s' Win opsr... farm with improved
tenant house for salary. Experieneed.
FiREMxN, eoiored; reliabl. man. CAN
FRENCH COOK. to take entire charge
bachelors apt. or small private family;
sober. economical Best refs. Adams
LAWYER, young. experienced in admins
trative practice. desires position with post
sys so1 ' fs'ss: .r 70 mia
| or alcoholic: nursing includes hydrother.
i az n's1 ssa. g. sss
s IAN. e 3 e want. evening work Of any
bind After 4 n m RAfArAneAR mn 70Ql
NAN. whits. sssd q. sood he.ith. xsnti
or hrs. work, early morning OF after
nSSa; -, With & y ssss my car You fur.
MAN, ex-service: chauf1eur's license: part
time work exchange room and board. Boz
a sls' ee ssss wants regular ,es hour,
s MAS IA d loa, +: desires es f s soSn
MANxGEk RETAIL cLorHrNo-Desirs
connection with firm having need for SUI
pertor executive retail credit manager. In
middle mites. I have lifetime OF broad
experience II many iislds Of clothing: ahil,
t thu, operation Of mea sg, concern Pres:
s sss: :ssa +; s,. Interview within 90
ZEAL EsTATE EXECUTIVE. thoroashl,
familiar With financing, rents.. .mainte-
nance, once nanasins: available now;
ss sr ASH H3 44 ssstn star EN-
ployment; over 20 yeers' experience. Can
scHMIDT 307 ssatcn pl. n.s- Wash.
~ ~
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COL0RED GIRLS co, desire any Kind
SSHosES ;s SfE SsslS:s day.. work. ,n-
and liaht laundry. soc mr.. and earfare.
coL0 S2 GIRL wants job in apt. part
time With employed couple; no cooking or
C Co6ia,npSk; D % 45 Isis., s.. ~.
1854 after 1885, 1880 am me0heSoA'' Can d.
Rs,f9nsl lsp 9!ss to bring home RE si1a
Go5o !ae &c GIL; Is wants work from $40
g si sS ION no snt s4sa Fri CAN before II
n slIss Dnn ecstus s slssnns mornins or
COLoRED LADY, days work. trst-class
P PbaS. r c Tns5fssrences $500 and cartsrs
c po11s s. SERTED WOMAN wishes 1 Dart.
tim, TIM n lisht hsSSHYs e can arrange hours
coLoSED WOMAN want. general house:
work. plain cooking; no Sundays. Call
II %oMxa o Ssnts tnr.. days work
81 Gf d, so and NO 4soi
regular days work. 50 and carfare. Elk.
GIRL, colored. experienced. references
wants wsst SIS ans c.I HsTe ell from Sssy
GIL, colored. wishes days work. laundry
or lsht cleaning. Ii. 6699.
GRs. colored. earnest, reliable, neat,
noon. Nj. $751; from 10. until 8 pm.
GIRL. eolored. wants day work, laun-
dress. S. and carfare. co. $3.50.
S.: .sasssh Friday pan 10 Or 81
ana sGlssss .'9si ssss work. CSC
GIL GIL, eolo5sd vents ssao Job as mothers
narssm.id sos1 fortns n.l 81 nv. ''' as
every az IN ss week .aesp. p sa
day; soc hr and carfare. AT. 7O12.
soeking. RIA, eb77.
ss. ,s ssls! saa .'sAs. plain ''.'n' sss
LAUNDkESS. and cleaner. colored. $3.50
per DAY and carfare. LU. 0e45.
LAUNDRESS wants laundry to do at home;
bundle wash; reference; exp. AID. 1925.
LAUNDRY to take home: Also hiGh school
girl, colored, wants work after school;
reference. CO. O460.
MAID. colored, desires a position Is house.
worker: desires to live in. Phone TR. 220S.
WOMAN, young colored. desires days work,
s. AND cArflfe;. exp; city ref. Dl. 1854
WOMAN coIored, wants morning Job clean
Ing from . to IL; H-day week; SO week
and carfare DE-. 74O1,
WOMAN, .celored, desires bundle wash b
be done at home. LU. o683.
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HELP DOMESTIC,

BACHELOf desires niddle-ased eOiored
eook-housekseper for rooms: kit, bath
a hold.,s sas st. PER summer nssa va
cation with pay; automatic washing ma
age. telephone number. exp. and list city
White se eT stsn
aod hSq RSo. t. 4e,. l. soc per hour. Apply
meas Must y H faSs vi HONE
SSTE5 TEE SAoR S2i,IlSS sD5'ns 81
Sies.d; referen &c cop M 1903 SSsef ne'' en-
COOK; plain sookins; ,isht cle.nins: sleep
nj Fo ss.. ana e.n $685.
SnS53aNnss 2 to q n 70 pm a.. =, .s,,.
ffsn; i AD sist CITY references SIS week.
COOK, frst class, white. unmarried.
Ps sose % rhrss oth sass nsss
aiye sxpsriencs and telephone number. BOZ
in; upstairs private rom and bath; 2
dys IN 81 prsas Sus c c.
80 on Riu Fans e Church Wash asssw 500 per
co0K and d0 sener.i I houseSork. small home
"a. q ese sssF ST. ss.r su9 $780, ias
Tocm; other heip sss Der week s r.teremcs.
health card; vacation with pay. Telephone
Cook 1 Agkp a.H.w.-Liv. in or out. No
sI sum .Y, LssIndrs sent out ,s. Adults Re-
D Dls ss % s.iis Dl tPinehur't bs''' or
COOK AND CIV, 3 to 8 pm. B-day
e Rish re HsbbiSs te Wo sDt i,n.
ton ton yi!is,Es; small children; reference
c cfl 800. n EXT eaf ass occurred; salary OPEN
C0ok; G civ: sSsiso week, small 4;rm.
AZ sSSs' II Z sS9E
msnent position. s4os s4th 81. NV
sS:a e a::,.S sss : :ss ,:,9s::
them and ssnsssl ,Ss
NJ ss5tli 1887 S SSaas summer months Call
week ends In summer IN inountains. nearby
M2ndsy, DL 60s9 q, wo. 5000;
husband 70 DO some ' work Tor Tor m. and
e enesa' d sS3 vs. vs. Soz R' and bath; refer
COUPLE On sfNGIE MAID; excel. wages.
1st.f. I'm. With bath: eookins and HIh:w:;
bafENb st Ssg NURSE. one child. employed
ssSegsple; excellent s. Yak Apt, soi.B. 1884
DOMESTIC wANTED-qeneral houseyork
IN family. Am Ycokins for suitable per:
son for pernisnent JOB: No room for Nv
$50 month. No color line. Wisconsin
GENERAL HousEwoRKER, smail, modern
| home, new development; 9 in family; $50
per month"; live In or out. Call uN. 3S72
GENEKAI HoUsEwoRK, plain cooking.
fond Of children, $50 week: live In or out.
3 tR8aa fk1ie issoHsxEw6kkssse s on. evening
meal; salary, $26; centrally located; no
GENERAL MoUSEW0RKEk, experienced.
city refefenees; modern house; i've tn or
and bath, 500 month. WI e266.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

WANTED-rutor. in. English b. foreign
gentleman. Prefer former teacher. Box
NATIVE GERMAN. college sradu.te, ex-
perlenceo. teaches German: beginners ad-
An nce o., syen.nEs; private pupils classes.
coLLEGE GRADUArE teaches matbsmst.
les, evenings: tutoring or priyte pupils de-
Hr fea G IVY HsxEEeIienssd Bog 9TH: Star
nemiesily kscosnised. Tres Ah Booklet eha-
sri and seer.t.ri., classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typins, Bookkeeping,
s GO AZ sseretsTi.l subjects. ri.
ss3s: BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 = st. tepp.
GERMAN, conversational. technical. ad-
ministrative, besinners and advanced BY
Iox rates pr 5GLf1s WIIDg gTFesssiSs
RUSSIAN taught. by experienced native
instructor recently arrived from Soviet
Union. DE. S52s. MRS. LEWIS
PIANO REPAIRING AND TUNING, 10 seri.
Gus students viii be selected for this spe
win be CHARGED. At the conclusion Of tn,
course one or two successful graduate,
viii be engaged as instructors with .
beginning salary OF 81 800 per year The
other oualified graduates viii be capabl,
81 earning At least that amount ever
ent Job is temporary or offers no possi
6ility OF advancement and you are will
ing to work and learn. telephone wO
1888: today or evenings after 7:30.
GERMAN LESSONS. by native, uniyersit
aeEree: many years teaching experience
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SITUATIONS MEM icent.l

PART TIME MAN. 40; e1Reient. induatri-
ous experienced seiltns: MANAGING: expert
e nsyres; Bog 44o-A. 0ter: $3.50
exDsrienced; Consistently rood record foI
10 years In accomplishing satisfactory
results. solicit an opportunity % demon
strate what can do Tor you. Box 1861 I,
sTENoGRAPHER fmale,. correspondent,
dtctaphone operator; educated. mannerly,
I H.o1leient: refsrencss, BLYTHE. ny
s snd II pm, Can Franklin 4573 bet; 8
vfffRAS. 20. coiless Eradlste. seeking
sentative Or Similar asld: viii VII start '' a.
stsnoSrepher: Bog 416-H. Star.
personnel classifcstion. sales manssement.
snS
YS66g5ha SAN esoiors ssSfd desire. work from
6:3Q pm; to II or IL pm. Excellent
i sSSiuTNssd MAJ s s, II, would lis. to travel as
chauffeur and companton: AVERAGE intelli-
i;:Ss;sss' !c:TH "; osos; ,' .Aa MN .
work in public accounting With CPA.
fiSn e1 cSxakscFiSs with sound BUSHES. as.
irm providing postwar future; experienced
sess administrative and sales ability; have
bile: remuneration commensurat with
isiez sss 4s sJir e.; and
sales. bid or order departments, ali phases
wholesale or contractor Industries; mem
Der !. b. 3. W.; compensation must be In
Inc With experience and capabilities. Box
If. 81, have drivers permit; full or part
time WORK. BOX D -H, Star.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BQ0ANh6S.
:ittons M eh:EEs gnless Rlsssd; tor 81
TExcHkRs: Resister Tor fan posit,en
now: many vacancies. ADAMS TEACHER 8
AqCY. Colorado BLDG, 14th 4 q SITS. NV:
BOOkkEEPER, $50 wk.; s.w. section; good
5;day vs.; $40 Ef. clerk.typis.. SH.day
$40, P. B. x.-Typist- reesptionist, $3.50
Typist, commit work. 1896. Bookpr, N
G. r. Opr., $40 wk. Cashier-Bookpr 40
hrs, S35. Hundreds Of excellent open
ass psassMs iutsEs GSms n,I IN Na
1871 q, next Epiphany Church.
SELECT POsITIoNs-sten.. administra
tive asst, S2.400. STEM, out-of-town
nnssxsp.psr man: sinsle, start s45 wk
ISL stem. exper. sa4o Smc stem oo 20 Sr hTs
week. S25 wk: Stem. G0S. int. work. s-day
Bookkeepers go, full chg. perm. $50 VIZ
op,r maj Dhy kiss
emp; assney in D. G; Est. ss YRS. Thou
come (NA. 2336l. BOYDa. 1888 z st u "
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MOTOR rRAvA.

E WOMEN drive los AnSeiSS, share Sx-
penses; leave about March 22; refsrences
EXCHANGED. WI. 1854.
DRIVING TO Los ANGELES, Calf. March
10: want passenger to share DRIVING and
gasoline expenses Phone FIR. 0s92.
COUPLE OR LADY, to assist driving
April 2. Call SH. 1850.
DRIVING Oakland. Calf, via Los Angeles
and San Francisco: riders share expense;
0FFICER'S wife driving to Seattle, wash,
desires woman companion, share expense.
Call EN-. 1884.
TRAVELLING to Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Tuesday. March 20, will take passengers.
Call Mr. HINE8, CHI 1898.
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RESORT HOTEL, best location North lar.
sey Shore, newly furnished, famous Tes.
t AYR IT. fully sauipped: bars should exceed
tsetsa. Box 0s sis 81 s SEASON; brokers pro.
DRUGST0RE wanted: doing rood business:
private party, CONFIDENTIAL Can pay
f0R KENT-Colored 3-chair barber shcp,
JQaN n: HARDY. Alb. 1854. 1SS
ssnse; established 90 years. 50 miles from
,Wasninston, doing good business: long
s sa oG owner n the service. Price. $4,000;
Woodward Bldg, DI. 7765.
me5,t: nets,Cc beer; uRdot s ssuis.
rent: lc nk Isase, Price: $1,000 tsrms.
ANTONY BROKERAGE CO., 127 . At
60onS9n1S1 e NsTt I11oJ -.
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SITUATIONS MEN end WOMEN.
COLORED MAN AND WIFE, reliable
want part-ttme janitor's sob and quarters
no children. Phone AID. 1910
COLOkED COUPLE want work rs genera
work and handy man; city reference
COUPLE as caretakers, white, no children
VIII operate rooming or apartment hous.
Tor quarters and salary: steady. reliable
s9esllent references: RE. 4045.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

WANTED French conversation onesh
hour daily, vicinity Chevy Chase Cli
ref: requested. Phone WI 5462.
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Liz FINISHER, experienced. top wages
ply UNITED CLEANERS, as Neal

loo. gooo pay. Also lot part Time. I'll
SODA AND vco5UifNrEs GIRLS, colorea
ABBY Ths eeTTE fsz "s So
SODA DIsPES ssf NO for downtown drug
20 sa1 S q suqSs DkTa
o So bSiiisFPEiSSsE.s, part time. 3 or 4
ssSl.1 sA RsE ~. bhg e iss 'Ssa s:s
SsR 1 assfi roy ARpl I'VE pA11s DRUG
csf; 4. S2.I0o. Write qualifications. Boz
sSTENSossAirHEz to work for airline.
sTkNoGEAPHER. fun or part time; must
sonnet once: End door, THE HEcHr Co.
PS'iSn al
yancement with an old-established nrm,
5h-dsy: 44-hr ry yesk Apply IN I'm person to
~ FL over rs, preferably With
tariff OF transportation experience. 93z
s sff EsSSoSa;fRaAPHE wanted. private chill.
dren's agency, 39-hour week. 1907 st
e TESd al FIR BRITISH MISSIONS
s&es open Monss9 .h s rridaa. is' 70 8
asInS
STENOGRAPHER to assist personnel man,
ager OF . company engaged in essentia
n slaon Must % comDfiassnt expsrisnces
promotional opportunities; starting, sal.
week, Your first letter should give sui.
nctent information to Justify an inter.
STENOGRAPHER, part time II you ar,
. good stenoerapher interested in onl!
wo rI.. HoI be s ~ and 30 hours week
sTES6 SSS tfsh s.i Postwar s1
40.houI week. y day Sat-; good salary
p1Ssssnt working conditions; AETNA
I ! W1 S S9as s4ls Rhode Island ave
sfEN0GRxPHER for employment in librar,
Of nationally known scientific organization
30-hr Wk.. Y day Sat. interesting work
excellent working conditions, opportunity
for Advancement For interview for ap.
pointment. call Elk 500. Br. 80.
STENOGRAPHER, part mornings or aft
ernoons, BY representative out-of.city COM
pAnies; excellent working conditions, no
Saturdays. Location, 18TH and N. r
ave $40 per month, II work increases
Eill PAY more; Box 59-E, Star.
STENOGRAPHEk,sp part time; hours $3.50
to Monday through saturday; salary
500 monthly. Box BAH, Star. eos
tSTENOGRARHER, part time, morning OF
afternoon; permanent. Telephone per-
sonnel dept, d. 1900. Apply It 12z1
Gath Ut. nv.
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HELP WoAtEN.

sTENoGnAPHEK-TYPIST. SK-day week
6-day VIZ. during summer months; Per.
savspIs Ssso5ss1Psn soS " @oodS 0 sSc
Psrscnnsi worf. competsnt sesinnsr. xns
ase s FRA ' espsTiencs; siBo-siso Del
month e start; 4e4.hour week. with 10. Sat,
sTENo0RAPnER, assistant to. the editor;
permanent position IN essential work with
s so sondit,ons;a 4$.hr. wssi; no s.s.
u uss,,iE, afternoons. s.stem:nt Of .y vail
ABILITY and reasonable Sae2Siouna n j Ense
lish REQUIRED; .beginninE salary ct least
SEsGfH As aTsaa Ahs 51sAos z Es
ssss 81 !ss:;;:s.:s 4 :.Iss;s
sSes. s EH sosS az ss, xtsf' good salary
sILN0GsA Nh sypists p, corporation
upon experience: 6esinner. considered; 81:
FaSn 7q psr 1ah 18Th Wort & p...
sss.ntlsi so.sea1 week. 1 shons Mr. 4s.
DoWD. MA. 97s5.
tivs's once: should have some interest in
record keeping 6-day week: essential in
dustry Telephone personnel dept. Dl.
1900. or apply 1T Ian Gath st. NV.
STENO0RAPHER WANTED Immediately
for part-time 39-hr. week: good location
and excellent salary. Cali AID. 7l00.
sTENOGRAPHER.. mart time. afternoons,
ment. State experience and phone NUM-
ssa s1 IiSs $40 starting salary.
excellent opportunity for enlargement.
Apply Miss Ftfer. WESTERN UNION, RIM.
Sol. 701 14th st. NV.
STENOGkAfHER By national trade assol
eistion; good salary and WORKING condi-
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be thoroughly experienced: permanent.
GOOD working conditions; adequate salary;
essential industry; transportation ar
RANGED. Write p. O. Box 5000, Be-
STENOGRAFHIC BUSINESS OF. your own,
Will let you use my once and phone in ex-
change fof little once work. Write Box
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