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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-30
Mr,ery is Busy

MRS. HARRY LEACH of Mount Clemens with 1887 hours
Nurses Aide her credit feeding 10monthold Gloria
Hoz daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ferdinand Holz 81 Union
Mount Clemens Gloria recovering pneumonia Miss
Georgia Midden instructor Nurses
Josephs Hospital watching Mrs John William Mackenzie who
drives from Roseve service Nurses
Aide Mrs Mackenzie caring for Sandra Noble daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vergl Noble, Van Dyke.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-30
lending Tiny Patients

WUNDERLUCH of Detroit who has given 1900
Nurses Aide shown at ST. Joephs Hos
pta in Mount Clemens with Bernadee Balor Roseve of the
hospital staff they Tommy Bane ovable little
of Mr. Mrs Albert Al Greenway Mount Clemens.
attention that Nurses
give staff for technical
nursery popular Aides but is only
of many important duties they perform.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-30

EDITH MAY ELLIS, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vail G..
Ellis, Moran Drive, whose 18th
birthday anniversary was cele-
brated Friday, when she enter
tanned friends at her home.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-30

VIRGINIA MEDVEDIK, PIT
Jones street, on her birthday an
niVerSary today.a-----u7
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-30

CHARLES ROOD, 1870 South
Highland avenue, who is 80
years old today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-30

MR.. AND MRS. CLIFFORD
LOOSE, As Lafayette avenue, on
their fifth wedding anniversary
today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-30

MR.. AND MRS. ELLIE MUM
EA, on their second wedding
anniversary today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
List Paper
AS Critical
7sE ptrsorr TIMES
by DAN NllRKrr


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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Pole eChdrQeS
Red Betrayal

Russia vartrd the Germans 10
crush the Poles. rebellion in War
,1w. Fl was charged by Jan Kar.
>H. loader ir the Polish under
ground a. a meeting OF Michigan
publishers and editors n The
StatIcr last night.
"For nine days before the
uprising, Aug. /, 1874, Russian
hruadcasts eNhorted Polish pa
triot> 10 rise against the Ger
mans" kar>ki declared.
Pamphlets were dropped
over Warsaw. carrying the same
message, ON Aug. l. the upris-
ing started and ON that very
day the Russian guns stopped
firing on the Germans.
'Psrachuted supplies 10 the
hcsicged defenders of Warsaw
were flown In I. :. planes by
I. =. pilots from northern Italy,
more than 1000 miles away"
The speaker charged that the
Lubln government IS a puppct
or rue Russians ami said Il wUuiti
HcVcr be accepted by NE majority
OF Poles.
karSki viii speak al the Cen
iral Methodist Church, Woodward
~ Adams at IDS .. N. today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Inkster Fugitive
Caught, Waits Trial

Jack Edwards. 81, of Inkster
who escaped July 13 from the
fourth floor of Receiving Hos
pital with two others, today was
back in custody TO await trial for
the knife Staying of Hunter
Sprage, "A, of 32l7 Harriet, Ink
Ster.
Edwards was arrested in Gary.
Ind, on a federal charge. The
government is 10 turn him over
to the Wayne sheriff today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Destroyer Sets Mark
On Trip 10 Chicago

CHICAGO, Jan. 81 QNS)-The
USS Donald Wolf, 3cS-foot auxil-
iary personnel destroyer, was be-
ing fitted with pontoons today for
passage through the Lockport
locks. near Chicago, after a
record-breaking trip from Bay
City. Mich, where IL was built.
Total elapsed time in transfer
ring the destroyer through the
lakes and down the Chicago River
was 5li2 hours. At least 260
miles Of the trip from Bay City
yards involved cruising behind the
coast guard !cebreaker Mackinaw.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
100000 Expected
To Vote in Primary

An estimated 100000 voters will
turn out for the judicial primary
Feb. 10 according to City Clerk
Thomas d. Leadbetter and Oakley
+. Distin, superintendent of elec-
tons
Only 2,7l9 new voters had reg
iStered yesterday the last day for
registration, making total OF
Sl4,793 DetroiterS eligible to vote.
The common council has approved
the purchase of 434.0O0 ballots.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Tokyo Reports Big
Bomb Raids ON Osaka

NEW YORK, Jan. 81 INS)-
Raids on the Osaka region of the
Jap home island of Honshu. early
today and during the night by
American SuperfortreSs bombers,
were reported by the Tokyo radio.
Both explosive bombs and in
cendiarieS were dropped by lone
B-29S, Tokyo said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
College in Montreal
Destroyed by Blaze

MONTREAL, Jan. 81 QNS)-
Historic Indianapolis College, at
tended by many students from
American cities, was an ice
coated hulk today after a fire
which destroyed the S250,0O0
building.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Activities Told
By FitZSinlHllOnS
By FRANK MORRIS
TIme. stan Cnrrrsnnndrnt

MASON. Jan 3l-Taking the
stand IN his defense on a bribery
charge. Floyd EitzSimmons, So
we'll known Benton Harbor lobby
ISL and fight promoter, spent sew
eral uncomfortable hours today
trying 10 explain 10 special prose
cutor Kim Siglcr how lobbyists
make a living and how fight pro-
noting is a profitable business.
In and out Of the testimony
were woven the names OF former
Gov Frank Fitzgerald. Frank y
Mckay, former COP boss. former
utilities commissioner Ivan Hull
and other prominent politicians.
Repeatedly Sigler asked Ftz-
simmons how he had earned a
single dollar in the last seven
years and each time, the 59-yCar-
old lobbyist answered that nc was
interested IN politics
WORRIED FoR- -SfGEtR
When pressed by Siglcr con-
crr0InE his political activities.
tltzSimmOnS said;
We'll, worked for YOU for
three months"
SIEtrT. who WIS candidate rot
the state Senate IN t942. did not
continue the line of questioning.
Sigler brought out that one
source of income was a check for
81 600 paid FitzSimmonS in l94l
BY the EnderS GREYHOUND Lines
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
College President Dies

SCHENECTADY, n. Y. Jan.
81 (lNSD--Dr. Dixon Ryan Fox,
81 president OF Union College
since 1894, died last night of a
heart attack
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

b Sf,uuu YOU went ulfeCllN 10 VIC
Kay in Grand Rapids, didn't
YOU" SIElcT asked
bank"
Q And then YOU saw Me-
Kay?
A-No. I did not see Mckay
after getting the money. |
went To Mckay before the deal
WAS completed.
. Why?
A-To get his advice. lie adj
yised me to see Ivan Hull.
member of the public service
commission.
q ftuti Was MrkaS,s -hH-i--
ness partner. wasn't hc7
A-TheN had offices together.
de- not know that they were
business partners.
FORTUNE on FIGHTS
F1l>ImmonS insisted he made a
small fortune promoting fights be-
tween 1919 and 1882
Don't think failed TO lay
away little money told
SJglcr During the last seven
years have actually been re-
tired"
lie estimated he may have made
100000 As a fight promoter and
aS booking agent for Jack Demp-
sey when Dempsey was refereelng
boxing and wrestling matches.
"YOu never saw $780, 900 in
your lite. SiEier declared.
THAT is not So" FitZsimmonS
responded
~ am not I'm the poOrhOuse.
I've been making a living"
Q-Wh0 paid your expenses
when you were promoting a dog
race bill in Lansing?
Al paid my own.
Q-Who furnished the money?
Al got II from Jack Demp-
Sey.
Q-Wherc did you expect 10
find money for dog tracks in
Michigan?
Ave planned to incorporate
and sell stock.
-u-DGE Is -AAGERED
At one point, Judge Simpson.
Visiting -hete=EfomZ jackson.
came angered by FitzSImmonS'
replies.
Are You in COntemptuOuS
mood toward me:" Judge SImp-
son asked.
No, sir" the witness replied
Then don't talk back to me
or YOU will be In contempt"
Asked by SiEler why he at
tended Democratic state conven-
tons when he is a Republican
politician. the lobbyist answered:
You'd be surprised what
good l accomplish that way"
REFERS TO RUSHToN
Siglcr asked about former Atty.
Gen Herbert j. RuShton. who was
IN the courtroom waiting to teS-
tify for FitZSimmonS.
You have worked for Rush
ton In political campaigns and
You know him we'll enough 10
call him Herb, don't youo"
Al call him General.
Ooh, you give him a good
title.
Al give him title TO which
he il entitled.
Q-And RuShton Is interested
In racing too?
Avery one knows that
Rushton owns trotting horses.
l am interested only in dog
racing.
In his brief direct testimony
FitlsimmonS denied he had offered
bribe OF $500 10 Rep Gail
Handy also of Benton Harbor. In
connection with a horse racing
bill during the 1871 session. &
Before FitzSimmonS took the
stand, Circuit Judge Simpson de-
MED a defense motion for a di-
rected verdict of not guilty. Gore
had argued that Sigler's action in
claiming the alleged bribe offer
took place Feb. rs, 1941. instead
of Feb 20, as charged in the war
rant, was fatal move and that
the defendant should be dis
charged having already been IN
Jeopardy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

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bulky s The shoulder oe wide cuffs and The buoohoe pockets
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Evening star., 1945-01-24
Deaths Reported

Nellie Anderson, SO, 1929 Columbia I'd NV
Martha Mitchell. 81, 1888 31st St. NV.
Ella Doleman. 80, 1885 Potomac ave; Sc.
sophie al R.S. iiis aIa9 1Se TRon st. st
Louis H. stassfort, 81, 2oo9 Belmont I'd
corneiia B. sofsky, 81, 1901 Chesapeake
Ben n b ) Ibreyfuss. es. 1885 columbi. I'd
qeorge A. Herbert. "a. 1910 st. Sc.
Archie t drlest. II i So. isai 3. s IS s.. ne, T.;
Ethel P. Richardson, 81, 1922 4th st. Sc
= psys Ura s. 1889 1893 Is
Charles r. Smith, "a. 1444 Fairmont st
Elsie c. Berry, "a, 226 Tennessee ave. Sc
Richsrdson z, Watkins, 4s, bethesda.
Kathleen B. zuckert, "a, e144 s1st st. NV.
Floyd A. Marks, infant, Arlington.
Ronald Becker, infant, $50 Shepherd st.
John H. Ackerson. infant. 1853 Irving st.
Diiiie Scott, 50, a72e sherman ave. NV.
Meiiord j. carrinston. TO, I41s Hopkin,
James A. Brooks, Sc, rear 92s New York
Daniel s. Chew. SO. So Pierce st. NV.
Edward r. Jackson, 5S, 1923 9th st. NV
iames inen s c5hHselo Ghoee H. aoi i4ss a st. nw
Nora M. Daniels. 90, 412 Ridge st. NV.
Mona Haynesworth, infant. 106 virginia
ave. S.w.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Births Reported

Neal and Lenore Bolin girl
Joseph and Concetta Cappello, boy.
Elwood and Hazel Dellas, girl.
Lloyd and Eva Epperson, boy.
Robert and Vatha Fullerton, boy.
Alexandria and Sylvia Gladsden, girl.
Buford and Aliene Greener, boy.
Richard and Elizabeth Haley, boy.
Everett and Elizabeth Hays, girl.
Myron and Anne Kahn, girl.
Gordon and Alice Keen, boy.
Adolph and Dorothy Kurz. boy.
Ambrose and Mildred Marsden, girl.
Eugene and Elsie O'Dunne. girl.
Hyland and Elsie Price, girl.
Asbury and Ruth Sallenger, girl.
Talmadge and Rosie Sullivan, boy.
Arthur and Eleanore Widman, boy.
Ray and Alice Yaser. boy.
Willoughby and Anseletta Brs1ean, girl
Ernest and Martha Clement, boy.
Calvin and Mary Davis, boy.
Stephen and Rita Feeley, boy.
William and Geraldine Giles, boy.
Charles and Pauline Gompf, boy.
John and Charlotte Greatheed, boy.
Charles and Margaret Hammer, boy.
GeorEe and virginia Heath. boy.
Leonard and Sara Katz, boy.
Jonas and Jennetta Kessel. girl.
Norman and Martha MacLean, girl.
Thomas and Anne O'Brien, boy.
william and Rosemary Plant. girl.
Joseph and Claire Ramisch, boy.
Emil and Mary Schultz, boy.
Fred and virginia Weitxel girl.
Fred and Anna Woomer, girl.
Evening star., 1945-01-24

yesterday the jury had gone to in
spect the scene Of the shooting in
the 2700 block Of Sherman avenue
NV. Just before the final court ses-
sion.
On October "a Justice Morris de-
clared q mistrial after a police ON
Ger had told Of talking to Copeland
and had quoted the defendant as
having said he would plead guilty.
Mrs. JOHNSON, whom he is accused
OF numbering, Was sister Of the
second wife. Copeland also is ac-
Evening star., 1945-01-24

on assault charges for allegedly
woundins two others.
The second trial came to q sud-
den end yesterday when daugh-
ter Of the late Mrs. Dora M. john
son, 43, whom Copeland Is charged
with numbering, denied from
courtroom bench contentious which
were being argued by Defense At
torney Robert I. Miller.
Attorney Miller was referring to
testimony Of the defendant to the
effect that Copeland's second wife
Evening star., 1945-01-24

had tried to obtain $500 from
Copeland prior to the shooting. At
that point Miss Dollace johnson
denied from the courtroom bench
that any one had tried to obtain
money from him. The second wife
Mrs. Hazel Copeland, tainted.
Attorney Miller Immediately asked
the court to declare q mistrial on
grounds that the jury would be
prejudiced. Justice James w. Nor
ris granted the request. The trial
had lasted nearly three days and
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Second Trial Ends
In Staying Case as
Spectator Speaks Up

For the second time In three
months mistrial was declared late
yesterday in the case Of william
Copeland, IS, colored, charged with
first-degree murder In the fatal
shooting Of one person and named
Evening star., 1945-01-24

cused OF shooting and woundins
the second wife and also Of wound
Ing Mrs. Johnson's husband, VIII
liam H. Johnson. According to testi-
mony Copeland was married the
second time without the first mar.
riage having been dissolved.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
ADVERTISEMENT.
Relief At Last
! For Your Cough

CreomulSion relieves promptly be-
cause It goes right to the seat Of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden ph1egm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, in.
famed bronchial mucous mem.
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
. bottle Of Creomulsion with the iln-
derstanding you must like the way It
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CIRCUMCISION
for Couxhs. Chest Colds. Bronchitis
Evening star., 1945-09-13

teen, 1912 Eighteenth street NV, I
o'clock tonight. Discussion group
$3.50 o'clock tonight.
Roof dance. JWB.USO, Sixteenth
and Q streets NV, Q O'Clock to-
night.
Watermelon party, USo Club
1911 H street NV, 9 o'clock to-
night.
of1cers: Dance. Junior ofncers of
washington, 9 o'clock tonight.
Service personnel may obtain
more information by calling the
United Nations Center. National
5000, or any of the following USOs:
Republic 1927, National 3l3I. Ma
tional 06l4, or Executive 042s. Col
ored personnel may call Uso. De-
catur 5664, or War Hospitality, De-
catur 7768.
Evening star., 1945-09-13
HELP MEN.

So Week ne VACATION ssns Wsh
MooR eo Soo wilson
BooKKEEPER, assistant. familiar with
zpDs a wHis zfHsis Hese sasT ssF
s.ssS soS'kSkkRalPPEa, kRalPPEa age sy-ss. ,er account.
hotsi experiences dssIIaSl: But not nssss:
sS5kkrEFHha:. SsH lash .na tass;s:s..s
edge Of tipping preferred: Advancement
e fsSo fsg Work. .Dn
serviceman preferred permanent veterans
organizstion; good salary; excellent oppor-
perience not NECESSARY; permanent position
ssa f.Ssfas cS Ss ioi riss
BoorBHAcKs. 81 aKkso experienced. for lively valet
ea sa Aafyy Risasz STIR q 1AEg Etgf
Ell &; zs5s So s9r St. .sses,
BoY, white. as plate carrier in pressroon
oas s and sssa ss gaf o for 4hout sYa W..
SsRd TaE 2fs hsf2 sT2 SCI llo sfs
yss5s yseF or 5Sia SldeT Gono SUNDAY
lsads n or P pan esseen to
portHunity port for adxaacemsnt; 5;day week:
se1 a eo T. fol bright boy to
1 ssFass' s6fs Ra esd e $
BOYS over 16; e insert papers on Sat:
an1 aday ms sh s Apey Msek and to Me- se sr e
Ross School. 1880 r st. NV, for your work
permit ready to E saFt Sas1Faay sR sRt
1ioI Pennsylvania ave: NV.
WV sAS yoRR 5ss 5EWEhRy SistH N co "sss sz
BOYS for light teamwork; convenient to
schools sch 6ooP Phone mornings for appointment
ssd e Apss xsEs sqas RHsHAs f7
soy. 10 to q: for stoekEoom work; good
CO. $40 7th st. NV.
nos sEs II to a isy's
RsR' assnss1 saS h1ss s.sysss.
@ senser work 81 90 m mo: to 81 start, S promo @
fan Rss,sRna %xSrEb sfp EH1ar sse
week. Contaes MR.. PtRDY. supt. on Job
BRICKLAYERs wanted: S16 per day. long
Job; at 1445 Okie st. ne, back of Hecht' S
whse. on New York ave
BUNDLE COLLECTORS and messengers;
nss1s imssmediaattss openings Apply employmsnt
RoP, R $50 to V daily, 1880 to to fhursdas
BUS AND sTREETCAn OPERATORS
Average earnings UP to $50 per week:
postwar future with promotional opportu-
mites; experience not necessary; training
paid for; plenty of work: paid vacation;
free transportation; congenial fellow work
ers;, many other well-paying Jobs open.
Aasr ARpa ga seth snd rospest eAPaAL
NV, GEORGETOWN, Take Route No. 20,
Cabin John streetcar.
BUsBoY, good salary, daywork. no sun-
| days or holidays. Phone DE. 1921.
BTsBoY BEsB " w. WANTED; eolored. STATES
Evening star., 1945-09-13
SPECIAL NOTICES

WE NEED A HOME and can pay al cash
for fairly modern one in O good resi-
dential neighborhood. No brokers, please.
GAS 6Gu war WATEs s'aa Heaters, 20. 80, 4o d0 s.l
automatic: no cash needed; small monthly
payment; immediate installation. D. A
STANSBURY. Ii. 1929
REGULAR BOOKKEEPING SERVICE and
statements at part-time prices for full
time work. Adams O693, to PM.
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday. 30s
WE NEED q conveniently located. small
modern home in nearby Maryland; must
no brokers. Box 251-s, Star. 13'
HEREAFTER will not be responsible for
any debts except those incurred by myself.
NICHOLAS BOCCABELLO b30S Mont
gomery ave-, Glen Cove, Md. 13'
PIANO TUNING-Expert work done BY
seryiceman: free afternoons and evenings
SERGT; TONY MIRANDA, Box 22, Ft.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
contracted by any one but myself. H. s.
1109 3rd St s.w. 15'
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
contracted by any one other than myself.
E. LEWIS, 1915 8 st. NV.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
made by any one other than myself c. Z.
WOOD, IL Chillum rd., Hyattsville, Nd.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
myself. DAVID WILSON TUCKER, No.
Sth st. Sc, Wash, D. c. l4s
Evening star., 1945-09-13
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m0r,Gh IN repl; Box Box 4sS.H. g. ns Star. ''"'"' '''
ACOUsTICAL APPLICATION SALESMAN
local applicator's once. Salary and over.
sfEanss ME- zs4o nsssysH
ADDREssoGRAPH OPERATOR, expert.
s:s aGs as Ss BRo tR
9Th and e sts. NV.
perienced solicitor and layout man; un.
usual opportunity; ATTRACTIVE salary; THE
ARLINGTON ph1LY nHnL Phone sno6 aL 1es$ er
ideas for retail and national copy, news
gas second to ri erisinalisy i and depends biiits
stsstina ssisrs assn desired Boz
6-H, Star.
AIRLINE NEEDS STOCK CLERKS or ap-
prentice stock clerks: good opportunity;
sgss E 20 to q; Apply H9nEas Eo. 3; PENN
ton National Airport. interviewing hours
Monday through Friday. $50 am. to 9
PM; Saturdays, $50 am. to IL am.
ALTERATION HANDS for repairs and
positsan sShsksWRtA
OVERS, b024 Conn. ave.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, GOOD op-
portunity for right man. State age, eduGa-
tion, experience and salary desired. Replies
confidential Box 4S7-S, Star.
ARMATURE wINDERS. elec.. motor repair.
men, nrst class, or We viii train . few
earnest. sober. industrious men In thii
interesting trade. Good working condi.
tions, good pay. paid vacation. permanent
postwar future: Apply Lee Harris, ELEC.
TRIO EQUIPMENT CO., 2473 Sherman
ave. NV
ASPHALT BREAKERS ts). s.. .25 per hour
One asphalt roller man. Salary open
ASSISTANT auto. service manager: good
future for experienced man: also shop
foreman. H. J. BROWN PONTIAC. INC,
Rosslyn, Va, CHI 4700.
ASSISTANT DISPATCHER ana checkers
Interstate TRANSPORTATION: Permanent po-
AGE CO., 1880 Upshur st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-09-13
HELD AEN

AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS, body men and
painters; best working conditions, highest
Washinston., See MI. o'Brien. HALEY's
zTToaSsIlE 1HTGt asas Il si MLcTAs1cs-rxpsrl.ne.e
lent opportunity for GOOD income com with with
as Fog assIss HoroK os9rtas eo 'fas lsi
zGTom6sfilE zzGiST1Ss Ski MECHANICS, experienced
shop; highest. earnings. with guarantee
guehre e Eork apd sER yffHsI ho1Is ApaR9
AUTO MEcHANIc-we have an opening
Tons sood good WeSfna pos
week: guaranteed salary, and liberal na,
rsteii vacations vacation and holidays with pay;
opening for . Working shop ioremsn for a.'s :
i6 HhG aiPPiSs a.a
]. AGitesos1fi9aGS s faSfes aEaRSlNncs aaa2Sl to work Or
wefas 1Ya Make safi sn: s1s
RassfSfF stsHriiy 1Rgf NJ CO. 5.sG 81
SSf easeasf E. raSTEk Eh 4s2n Hsh, skilled
auto auto Service Absolutely top 's salary ifa with
sR5s ipssSf Mass 9fs R1nss XIV
AUTO PAINTER and painters helper foi
permanent Jobs pleasant working condi
and @ soed salary. See sa Mr. aathfIe, adDneP' T.
sTETTART sTa sr,IEfR INc lao St - o,s :,
living gin IN Vicinity. sIs5 per T hour ' to start tart
plus / "a time after 40. hrs; 5h-day week
st 70 wn SHOP pa oeiF ssa Farm apply
BIKE or M Write LEO ss RoccA 0n me- eespS5f 1s6i
SGn9 .of R" fARTs RfsH MAN P wanted pick
x S''s$
arab Sirs rsjt sH s1yeG 4ge5 Spring. Nd Phone Mr.
AuTo' PARTs0 MANAGER-Large Pontiac
dealer needs capable and experienced
cessful, applicant we can assure per
manent Job with good future. satisfac-
n1TS r9f4f Fkf ca fsE asfrysT exceptional
Seses G5 vof v who
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AUTO TRUCK MECHANICS. experienced
good working conditions. vacation witr
pay Job with a, future, excellent pay
p4Ry AHpy sa srospes eHe I'm
BAKER, hotel or restaurant experience
| good salary, meals and uniforms Apply
chef, CARLTON HOTEL, 18th and K
Bar saR y! RoRTEs Apply in person to steward
HOTEL WASHINGTON. 18th and Pa
BARTENDERs, white; top salary. meal,
steady man. See Mr.. Wilson. O'DONNELL' s
SEA GRILL 1921 E st. NV.
BARTENDER, white: meals and uniform
| furnished: good salary. Apply head bar.
tender, CARLTON HOTEL, 10th and x
BfsAsRffENNDER wanted at once for night.
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salary and 50% commission; beautiful air
conditioned salon. HEADS BETHESDA
BELLMAN. colored, nightwork Appl!
EBBITT HOTEL, 10th and H SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1945-09-13

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