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He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Harchenko. He is to report in Calf
ornia January Is, where he may re-
ceive his discharge. He was at
Okinawa on Oct. 81, when the
typhoons swept that island and was
occupying one of the few tents that
was not destroyed. He was a gunner
on a B-24 and had Is missions owe
Japan and China. He graduated
from Nashua high school in 1912.
Mrs. Della Sewer and her mother,
Mrs. Will Sample, left Wednesday
for Circle and visited until Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Sewers son,
Russell Sewer, Mr.. and Mrs. Sewer
and Earl and Leon drove here with
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Warren returned
home Friday from a two-day visit
with relatives ear Glendive.
Amarlys Moecker, Alice Erb and
Garnet Kotkin, who are students at
the State college in Bozeman, Wis
tied from Wednesday to Saturday
at their homes.
The physical education class
sponsored a high school party at
the gym Monday evening and all
members of the faculty and high
school students were invited. Games
were played and points were given
for the games. Mildred Egosque was
winner for the girls and Ralph
Hanger for the boys. Low scores
were Bob Fitchenau and Elisa
Eaton. A luncheon was served.
Supt. and Mrs. H. v. Loucks and
sons Bryan and Don John and Mr..
Loucks' brother-in-law and sister,
MI. and Mrs. B. w. Lodge of Malta,
spent the Thanksgiving holiday in
Redstone and returned home Sun
day.
Donald Priest, Donald Rave and
Carlyle Brenna went to Poplar Sat-
urday evening to attend a Boy Scout
circus.
Miss Eleanor Rave of Glasgow
was a week end guest of her cousins,
Esther and Luella Rave. She re-
turned home Sunday.
Joe Stewart left Saturday for
Helena on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter James and son
Edward, who was recently discharged
the army, were dinner guests
Wednesday evening at the Theodor
Aaberg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Rave returned
home last week from an extended
trip which included a visit with rela-
in Grand Coulee, Wash: in
Wash, and in Oakland,
at the home of S. E. Skug-
'ud.
Wilbur Bauer was a week end
in Havre.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. O'Connor were
guests at the Thomas Kuka
home Saturday.
Three carloads of cattle were
Friday by Henry Nicol. He
md his sons. Eugene and Richard,
accompanied the shipment to st.
PAUL. They will visit there before re- :
urning home. :
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. McClain and l
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THANKSGIVING DINNERS

The thanksgiving season was OBJ
served with many get-togethers and
family dinners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barth, John
Kuka and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Use
man and Herman Erdman were at
the home of Mrs. Bertha Useman.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Benson,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Klein and
Verla and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Laumeyer and sons were guests at
the Herman Hirchert home.
Mr. and Mrs. August Wessler had
as their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Traver and family.
Mrs Otto Camburn spent the day
at the Robert Rave home.
Mr. and Mrs. James Keil and sons
Roy and Corp. Eugene Keil, Donald
Slower and Mr.. and Mrs. Simon An
derson and children drove to the
Edwin Sonsteng home at Larslan.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Lebert and Will
liam Lloyd were guests at the Har-
old Moecker home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Miller and
sons Kenneth, who was recently dis
charged from the army, and Glenn
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mullen and
little Sammy of Glasgow were guests
at the Peter James home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott and
Carol, Susan and Phillip of Oswego
were at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Mitchell.
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Turner had
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GENEVIEVE
BY Isabel Swalheim

MI. and Mrs. Lester johnson anc
sons were Thanksgiving dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. John
son lear Hinsdale.
Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Arnold were Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Arnold and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Arnold.
Mrs. John Olson spent from Men
day to Wednesday in Glasgow Wis
iting friends and shopping.
Lillian Olson is spending this week
in Glasgow visiting her sister and
brothers.
Miss Ella HammerneSS, county
superintendent of schools, visited the
West Cache creek school Tuesday.
She gave out diplomas and perfect
attendance certificates.
Mrs. Andrew Stiley has completed
the year at the West cache creek
school. Lillian Olson received a
years perfect attendance certificate
Miss Isabel Swalheim left Satur-
day for Chinook to visit her sister
Mrs. Lauren Sargent, and family. >
Victor Kindberg left this week for
Rochester, Mimi, where he plans to
go through the clinic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Arndt enter
tanned for Sunday dinner, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Johnson and daughter,
Miss Hilla Johnson. Mrs. Olga Arndt
and son, John; Mrs. Victor Kind
berg and Mrs. Carrie Velez and little
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Valentine
and son of Saco visited at the Rob-
ert Arndt home Sunday afternoon.
Charley Rogers returned Sunday
from Chicago, where he accom-
a shipment of cattle. He was
Sunday dinner guest at the Grady
home on his way home.
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GLENTANA
BY Mrs. Ruby Stein

RAYMOND and Tony Pelham lefr
for Seattle Monday to visit theil
brothers Jimmy, who had a few
DAYS leave from the navy, and Cap.
pie and his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Niehoff anc
family moved into their e home
in town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Doyon drove
To Glasgow Wednesday to get Heller
and Sever Belle to spend Thanks
giving at home.
Edward Siefert and Lewis Bailey
took a truckload of cattle to Sidney
Monday for the market there.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Heckner en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Hill
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Everest
Ramsbacker, Miss Molly Bunderman
and Frank Heckner at Thanksgiving
dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Niehoff and
family had Mrs. Bessie Robinson,
Tom Boutilier and MI. and Mrs.
v. ]. O'Brien and family as their
guests on Thanksgiving day.
Cadet Nurse Dorothy Alderman
arrived home Wednesday from Great
Fails to spend the holidays with her
mother and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schuster and
family and Mrs. Rose Schuster had
THANKSGIVING dinner with Miss Anna
Schuster. .
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dyrland and
Melvin visited relatives and friends
at Rockglen, Sask, over the week
end.
Private James Renner returned
home on furlough from Camp Nc
Gov. Wis, Thanksgiving day.
Others who were home and enjoyed
Thanksgiving dinner at the Renner
home we're Mr.. and Mrs. Helmut
Stannebein, Mr. and Mrs. George
Greenwood and boys, and Ralph,
Ruth and Jean Renner of Glasgow.
Mrs. Lloyd Sorenson took her
brother, Gerald Stein, to Glasgow
Monday evening from where he left
for K~alispell after visiting here.
Sylvester Stein accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete thinner and
Richard we're Thanksgiving guests
Of Mrs. Tony Pelham and family.
Mrs. thinner remained in town I'M
bill Sunday and visited friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Bailey and
enjoyed Thanksgiving at the
Edward Siefert home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stein and Vic
or Johnson spent Thanksgiving day
the Roman Stein home.
William Niehoff, Max Heckner,
Hubert Gundermann, Lloyd Soren-
on, Andrew Stolen, Sylvester Stein,
Mark Hill and Frank Heckner ship
,ed cattle this week. William Me
loff and Lawrence Hiltner accom-
panied the shipments.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dyrland and
Ielvin enjoyed Thanksgiving din
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ner at the Herman Anderson home.
Lloyd Draper spent Thanksgiving
at the Otto Bullock home.
Mrs. Sylvester Stein entertained
the following at dinner Sunday: Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Stein, Mr.. and Mrs
Roman Stein and family, Mrs. Tony
Pelham and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred ellison and son, Charles Mich
olson, Frank Stearns, Victor John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Sorensen
and family, Gerald Stein and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Stein. The occasion
was MI. STEMS birthday.
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VANDALIA
Sadie Mulfinger

Word was received here that
George Watson is much improved al
this time. He had a kidney removed
in Rochester, MINI. Mrs. Harold
Stensland kept Georges brothers
informed on Georges condition
Calvin Standorf, who was taken
to the Glasgow hospital last Wednes-
day suffering from a flu attack, is
much improved.
Miss Mary Halverson returned
from the Twin Cities Monday.
Miss Leone Barney CT Glasgow
spent the week end here with her
mother, Mrs. Francys Barney.
MI. and Mrs. Elmer Schmitt left
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Friday for their home at Hanford
Wash, after visiting ten days with
their daughter and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Cain.
MI. and Mrs. Alex Leriviere and
Amanda moved into Glasgow Tues
day for the winter.
Boyd Mag finished hauling his
beetS the last of last week.
Frank Montfort was a passenger
on the skidoo Monday to Glasgow
for a visit.
John David returned from Chi
cago Monday, where he went with
a shipment of cattle.
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IN N

With The 874 Engineers Aviation
Battalion in Manila - Pfc. Ralph
Fauth, son of MI. and Mrs. Jacob
Fauth, is now serving as a truck
repairman and is stationed in
Manila with the 874th engineers,
veterans of the New Guinea and
Philippine campaigns. Formerly a
farmer and rancher, Fauth attended
the Glasgow high school. In jan
uary, 1945, he entered the army.
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little daughters returned home Mon.
day from Dillon where they spent
several days.
, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Geer anc
Idelle and Harold Kappes spent
Sunday at the Harry Whitmus home
in Wolf Point.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will be
entertained Wednesday, Dec. 4, by
Mrs. Thomas Eldridge and Mrs
ROLAND Erb at the church parlors,
Victor Dostert returned home
Thursday from Minot, N. D., where
he had been for a few days.
The members of the Nashua
faculty who spent their vacation
away from here. were Mrs. Harriet
N. Carver, at the home of Mrs. Lucy
Tyner in Oswego; Mrs. Otto Gill
bertson, at her home in Columbus,
N. D.; Miss Erma Jean Tatchell, at
her home in Redstone; Miss Zoe
Foster, at her home in Antelope;
Miss Betty Jacobson, at her home
in Scobey; Mrs. Ethel Kampfer, at
her home in Glasgow, and Mrs.
Dorothy Engel, at her home in Wolf
Point.
MI. and Mrs. A. H. Shelter who
have been residing at Lodi, Calf,
where they we're employed in war
work, have returned to Nashua and
will make their home oon at the
house which they purchased from
the Miles Register estate. They Wis
tied at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Rose Brocksmith, in Glasgow over
the week end. Mrs. Shelter is the
former Miss Bernice Burger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Burlingame,
who visited their daughter, Mrs.
Fred EreauX, in Wagner, returned
here and we're guests at the d. B.
Mckee home. They left to visit at
the Frank Garbe home near Grain
and at the home of her sisters,
Mrs. Ray Hinerman at Larslan and
Mrs. Fred Lehman, at Glentana.
Serg. and Mrs. Ole Sutherland
have arrived to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Jones. They plan
to return Saturday to Evansville,
Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones and
brother Kenneth we're guests at the
parental Ray Jones home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kuka were
guests at the A. Taylor home at
Frazer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Espil and son
Jean and John Barrocoa we're guests
at the Otto Lundin home.
Mrs Carl Bollinger and Betty
Jean went to Glasgow and visited
until Friday at the G. E. Bollinger
home. Gordon was recently dis
charged from the navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wigdahl and
Ellen Ann and A. Wigdahl we're at
Elmer Hanger home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Dostert and
Jean and Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
Tor Dostert were guests at the Peter
.opStad home in Glasgow.
Walter Knaff and his brother
who reside north of town,
spent the day at Walters home in
Nashua.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Garsjo and sons
Everett and Victor returned home
asst Wednesday from Hampden,
.owa, where they visited for a
month
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NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

Corp. Raymond Valacek, who has
been in the army for more than four
years, 81 months of which were
spent in Africa and England, was
here visiting at the home of his
uncle, Paul Valacek, and cousin,
Mrs. L. Johnson. He returned to
Minnesota, his home and in Janu-
airy will re-enter the service for an
other three years.
Staff Serg. Clifford Harchenko,
who returned home for his furlough
Nov. IL went Friday to visit his sis
ter, Miss Marie Harchenko, in
Havre. He returned to Nashua Mon
day enroute to his home in Larsldn.
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More Comfort Wearing
FALSE TEETH

Here is a pleasant way to overcome
loose plate discomfort. FASTEETH. an
improved powder, sprinkled on upper
and lower plates holds them firmer so
that they feel more comfortable. No
gummy, goOey, pasty taste or feeling.
It's aIakIine mon acid. Does not sour.
Checks plate odor'' (denture BREATH
Get FASTEETH today at any drug
store 4
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TWO ARE DELEGATES

Nashua-At the Farmers Union
elevator meeting on Friday, Otto
Rave and manager l.. E. Gilman
were elected delegates to attend the
convention at st. Paul in Dec
ember.
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a family dinner. Guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Turner and little
son and their guest, Mrs. Elva Pehr-
son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit
Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Baker OF
Wolf Point and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Reimche and Eldon and Joan drove
to the M. Kronebusch home at Avon
dale. other guests there we're Mr..
and Mrs. E. Johnston of Minneapolis
and Mrs. Chapman and little daugh-
ter.
MI. and Mrs. John Rave and Dom
aid were guests at the G. H. Brock
smith home in Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Candea and
Marlene and Richard Peck, who at
tends school here, we're near Hins-
dale at the j.. F.. Peck home and
visited from Wednesday until Fri
day there. Mrs. CANDIDA is their
daughter.
HOOP CONTEST FRIDAY ,
Nashua - The Nashua Indepen-
dent basketball team plays the Wolf
Point team here Friday evening.
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Z O R s A I. E

~S-293-32O-acre farm 5s miles from Glasgow on oiled
highway with 211 acres under cultivation. Com
plete set of buildings. Will sell with machinery,
livestock, MAY and feed for 100000 or will sell
land separately. Priced for quick sale.
S-169-640-acre grain farm 10 miles north of Glasgow. 507
acres under cultivation. A good house with plenty
of granaries, sheds and other buildings. Will sell for
One-third down and balance on easy terms.
S-848-324-acre farm 2 miles north and 10 miles east of
Glasgow. 125 acres now under cultivation with con-
siderable more tillable acreage. Price 100000.
S-214-The Mabee Ranch S miles from Glasgow. GAO acres
with lots of running water and fine hay meadows.
13 acres under cultivation. Fenced. Timber
shelter. 5-room house, barns and sheds. Can sell
on convenient terms.
S-2S9-32O-acre improved grain farm, in Wild Rose Com
munity between Baylor and AvondaIe, together
with full set of equipment. 300 acres under cuHiva-
ton with 1O2 acres summerfallOwed. Buildings.
S-29O-245-acre valley farm with 1876 acres under irriga-
ton located between Hnsdale and Saco. Complete
set of buildings. Terms.
S-291-SO-acre irrigated farm 5 miles from Glasgow on
oiled highway and bus route. Complete set of build
ings. Terms.
S-292-3O6-acre grain farm A miles northwest of Baylor.
27O cares tillable. Priced right and will sell for one
half cash with balance on easy terms. Small house,
barn and granary.
S-294-64O acre grain farm in Avondale community with
SOS acres under cultivation. Good seven room house
and complete set other buildings. Granary room
for 10000 bushels. This is a fine improved farm
paying high returns. $4,000 down and balance on
terms.
Colonial Apartments in Glasgow. Four furnished
apartments with four rooms and bath each. A good
paying investment.
Gateway Tourist Cabins in Nashua. This is a well
kept property paying good returns on investment.
Priced right.
FOR PARTICULARS WRITE OR CALL. ETAHED
WILL BE C~HEERFULLY
FURNISHED
II. O. MORGAN
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
Phone 325 Glasgow
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BEET HEAVY

Nashua - The Utah-Idaho Sugar
company is loading out beets at the
rate of ten cars daily from the stock
pile here.
Evening star., 1945-04-23
HELP poMEsTIc Cont. J

snd ..,. year: s,d slass sss i :eSessI:: si:
ssShs SENRRRf af' HoTsEWosk Ef hoAr. mA es4S e.
Ss.urday Set nSy,e or Sunday; s15 and earfare.
general Gen RAJ iHousEwoRK. experienced. ref.
SryfRA GE 54s M1ps siS 70. BHshansn san,
the summer. taking s maid With h' US; ssss sao 70.
week: cooking and house work: must like
.ssd sa saa Ds
. dfen; as: SIS f9Tr 9as. days weekly referegees
Children sht sandrs on NO bus ns ocs
references. AD. 6763.
no .%s eoSkns fsm ssndsy 40 of x.s half asy
CIV. plain cooking; 3 in family; live
q children; city references. Cali EN-
Civ: good laundress: cook midday meals;
ST%.; e Gbs: n: M1 mus. s' :: fond of 81 chill
G.H.w. AND PLAIN COOK, . adults. i
school-ase boy; light laundry, washing
line; 80 Week wee M EN-. t' ssss aiss room" on 00'
Civ; neat, experienced to clean apart
9nss'' 9srs c6 '5oT g. till 3 sl' week and car
s3g sg SUNDAYS; a. Tsis,: sls;ss vt, eE: s4ss
r. feF aht en- sss Ok e Sd ses ssst for
Girl, colored; some one really interested
In good: steady Job; r.hw; and little
ences; small family, small apt Sc. sec:
Gs III faaa Gs ih,ts s.sr sS i,59
good salary; CAN MR.. GUHLoT. Ho
WaisERytPps is11 sRE ttps M1aday whit. ,o,., .t
| live in: all Cony admit >cOuD1e wpel
HoUsEMAN, white. permanent position ::
room and board. good wages. Apply 1929
MAID, to . pm: sh,w. 3 rooms;
DAYS SIC h. h1 and SarfaTe Tel MI 1893
%1 s4s ior white ssu,s or e0sss .na ,d sh v. "gn
ex:ellent salary. Call RA. sass.' a,a' i've '"'
MAID. CIV. live in: $50 week: no iron
GS,se i9T no hs heavy ole slean!ns H4g children Chevy
MAID. G.H.w. and cook ! through dinner,
no Sundays: 2 adults; references. AID.
MAID, shw. help care 2 children. live
in' attractiye upstairs room. pvt. bath,
MAlD shw experienesG G Isf.e 1isht lsundry s, dy
Health @ esrd and ref. required. Ca csil CO
MAID. part time, in apartment: reference
| uhID' every SATURDAY k.n.w.. small apt.
/? adults: light laundry for i telephone
Es,erenets Esp aei required; 30 and 40 cariine
MAID, colored, In high class guesthouse
MoTHER's s HELrEk deo1ored,. e. oSs nv College OF
high school girl, to work before and after
school; private room and bath; SIS week
( TO start OR 1905
NURSEMAID for two children. live in. up
stairs room; good home. good salary. Other
help employed. EN-. I13I.
| NURSEMAID. settled colored girl; care y
year-old bcy: salary open live in; health
card required TIE. 1853,
, PANTRY MAID in small club; colored: $50
per mo. Call for particulars, NE. O973
| No Sundays
WOMAN. white or colored for general
S25 per week NO 1850
WOMAN. white or colored: live in: care OF
small house and child: salary open if you
are capable. Apply 1911 Nichols ave. Sc
WOMAN, white, middle aged. as compsn-
ion for elderly lady and to assist house
keeper: reiereEcss required. EN-. 6"ls.
OSE-ROOM, KITCHEN apt. private home
in exchange for care of child; references.
servicemans wife preferred. Box 120-M,
Star
GOOD HOME. E,hw ". exper.. fond Of chill
dren live in upstairs bedroom; no wash
ing; Sl5 week. SH T232.
Evening star., 1945-04-23
REPAIRS AND SERVICES Cont. J

REFRIGERATORs and washing machines
repaired; work guaranteed; II years serv-
sErRfGEs4oK Iii and kkrAfss AI fssd on a. make.
AGE 4 i ESEBIaERATioN II Ias q co,: NA, n ,Ssd$. q.
tors and appliances oyerhauled and re-
RRrFFcgkhToR RaEsd I4hT srvsf RsptRs TE 7@sl m,s. I
RErRiGsKAT6Rs XII saaKa 10 sri REARED. all makes.
fssEaetssd sa yo'. Sif59R sFFRiohRAr
can make refrigerator out Of your old
ROOFING. quick service, leaks, slate-ttls
c sq Gf G5R9u4asfi s4si
spsS.ns h9f Mr. Di5aPE Su'esEns eE 45s a
SEWING MACHINLs--Guaran repairs
Parts any and @sfs snsDss o ane Gns
aS sogs %sse,hf eo p1ssEIst aSs. 1865 s moor AANs
seplacement part. for al, make machines.
Hn FAMOUS pALHs sfs R6Ys a9Y s;s s.sns and sy:.
2nd FOO. 81 400 ~
UPHOLsTERING, custom work: will gladly
EGERPoN Hss yfe1 0GR GE naifr'" 9sai cL1NTon o.
syi1ss, Walls wASaED 81 1,5 sRd paint cleaned
woodwork cleaned. Call JAMES MURRAY,
AID. 1905. bet. 3 and 8 pm
USED CAMERAS oousht and sold. Full
EER & d'ALBERT INC 716 10th st nv
as-HR. RADio REPAIR: We guarantee TO
make your old radio play. IKE new, Call
GENEkas KSKkas FARtR BkIcR Work, aoRKiS stores steps
tarepacesi 1a r, c9nerste o9s9 work. etc R1NALD1
Do THAT carpenter Job now; remodeling.
207 st NV. Sligo GAS. 2s'
Evening star., 1945-04-23
HELP MEN and WOMEN

HAKER, End, white, for desirable work in
one OF Washinston's better downtown cafe.
ssra h9us ssF spndsy work
ular advancement if satisfactory. For ap.
godlnntWmMsnntS gdnW I4 ghene GE l73t q:
office. Must have initiative. Write giving
experience and starting salary. Bo,
121-G, Star.
.cs. R gr SHoe sssr MARkr hEh sasF Lei
CHgcKERGAsHTERs, Chez ea Hf rs several ever White, ages
Is to 35, either full time or part time;
learn because everything is plainly price.
FOB AP9y stSSs sTosEs at
CLERK needed in essential industry: ex-
eellent. working conditions. meal daily
with sick leave and paid vacation; position
gREs HND MEN asf T
ffSs Rsy c7aTE ARRy asp ssa st
FOOD COUNTER CLERKS. 1s or over; we
food counters: good pay while learning
Apply At any, PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
JUNIOR BRIG fS CLERK. soda fountain e.-
perienee !, EXCELLENT .I salary. DE. 1924.
Hhhr 'slsss or .d MAxi Rf
RESTAURANT FRANcA1s. 17aI Conn
MEN OR WOMEN. white or colored assist.
ant cook, plain cooking, relief cook salad
maker, patients cold trays and nourish
ment, tray setting. cafeteria counter, gen.
dishwashers. pot washers, also part or full
time Jobs, 80 until 9. or until 12 30
dishwashers. general helpers. also practica
one day a week of. meals laundry. Cal
Dietitian, for appointment for interview
MSndss sttsT orEkAr0k Ok ees stssdv
time; 81 10 per hour. DRAKE DUPLICAT.
ING SERVICE. 1921 New York ave, NV
GOOD CHANCE for married couple-Be.
sides good salary you will get free room
heat. light and board to help care for one
or send letter to JUDGE HUNT. Poet
Lodge, West Montgomery ave. Rockville
Md
AN ACCORDION or Hawaiian guitar play.
er for cocktail lounge; $40 to IL 30 D m
Phone District 1910 90
Evening star., 1945-04-23
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert, available approx
l.? hours weekly or monthly basis. all &C
counting and tax records. AID. 0722 2'
ACCOUNTANT. M. C. S. auditing. fin. state
Star o3s
BANKING. 20 years experience in trust
department. specialist on income tax. in
planning and managing. graduate law and
advanced accounting. Box 29O-L. Star "a
BOOkKEEPER, 25 years experience in
credit management handling payrolls ano
advanced accounting methods; perma nent
resident. Box 459-M, Star 90
BOOkkEEPER, with knowledge OF &C.
counting procedures. wants homework for
businesses recurring service: reasonab BILE
monthly rates; work called for and de-
livered; strictly confidential. Box l16-M
Star.
EXPERIENCED GARDENER. e5 years in
California. Japanese, would like to do con l.
tract gardening work: ref. DI 2a45 90
MANAGEMENT APARTMENT HOUSE de-
sired by retired executive of outstanding
ability. Box 123-G. Star
OFFICE MANAGEMENT. acctg and credit
experience craft exempt, college man
seeking connection with firm offering post
war opportunities. Box 332-M. Star "a.
PAINTER. naper hanger. white, 90 yrs
exp; wants contract work. Phone Lincoln
PHOTOGRAPHER-Y man who knows
portrait, commercial and speed pho
tography wishes a Job with 4 good Arm.
Box 4s9-M. sStar 93'
YOUNG ATTORNEY, admitted local bar
l943 desires connection with established
law hrm: three years experience investi-
eatire field; draft exempt: presently en-
ployed Federal Government. Box 47lM,