davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Here and There

Freddie Higbie is home too,
looking very content 10 be here
with his mother, Mrs. Butler
ffffiebte, and lawrence SIS and
Julien KlnZie are expected in
from Battle Greek 10 see the
new year arrive, Standish
BackuS Jr. is home and full of
interesting bits about his eX-
perienees IN Japan. He was on
the Missouri you know. He eN-
poets to 60 back 10 California
10 live directly after the hoii-
day season.
Mir. and Mrs, Harold B. Tyree
are temporarily living AT the
Country Club while they are
waiting 10 get possession of the
home they recently purchased
~, DyOVnnrnl
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

1TGS AZ The ends Of the table,
and wiseiy-to release You for
your hostess responsibilities,
ask several relatives or friends
10 be deputy hoSte>Ses- Don {
plan 10 have any Co-hoSteSS or
any pair preside all during the
party. Change the guard al the
end of every halt-hnur or hour,
so that the CO-hoStcSSeS VIII
have a chance to be guests too,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

Because thought might interest you we turned back
to an old family scrsrbook and quoting the folowng
crrng dated Jan g. 1sTS-The Evening Telegraph Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
L,ENEOL

For years come and 90 erer quicker, ny deofS;
81 Ses,tha each one is the best Of yoH gears.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

Mich.
Items Of in'crcs, for the
LADIES' New Years Day went
of blskly yesterday The num-
her Of gentlemen who partici-
pated in The annual custom Of
calling was undoubtedly some
what smaller than last year but
there we're only a few houses
who did not receive many VS.
itors
Many houses were conSplCu-
ously marked with the newt
able basket hung on the door
knob 70 receive cards the bette
nor of those who. call IN car
riaEeS-hut in most -caSeS-the
lads- who hung cat the basket
was receiving with a friend.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Table Service

Arrange the piles Of tea
plates. necessary silver pieces,
and the serving dishes on the
table with a sound sense Of or
derry balance and convenience.
For their New Years party
table many hoSteSSeS set
double feature table the
eggnog service tpunch bowl and
small glasses on a trayl az one
end of the table, and the tea
tor coffee service at the op-
poSIte end. for those who are
not eggoG enthusiasts.
And 10 preside over the Serv-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
New Bird e Feted

Miss Monnie Wheeler, dauGh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy f.
w heeIer, home from Lake
Forest College. gave a luncheon
Saturday noon for Mrs. Alfred
w. ATS of Ann Arbor, who is a
recent bride.
Miss Janet ZInzer also enter
tanned at luncheon Saturday
noon in her home in Yorkshire
road. and this evening Patricia
dc Vault VIII be hostess at
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton c.
Patterson were hosts at cock
tails late Saturday afternoon al
Bloomfield Hills Country Club.
Mss Mary Elizabeth Goriu
has invitations out for an open
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-12-06
Vented

TWO passengers to San Fran
cisco about Dec. 26 or 81.
Phone 16 w. A. Kirkman 49-3*
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-12-06

at Butte the past three months,
IS q veteran of several Pacific
campaigns and has been .
Marine seven years. His cam
paigns include an attack in the
Hawaiian area, New Georgia,
Cape GlouSter and Peleliu. He
has been recommended for the
Bronze Star medal for action
on Peleliu.
Enlistments are now open in
the Marine corps for men II
through rs with no previous
military experience. and for
men through 81 with military
experience. All men entering
the Marine corps do so through
voluntary enlistment. which may
be for either three or four year
periods.
Men enlisting now have the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-12-06

advantage Of qualifying under
the @. I. Bill Of Rights, which
has valuable educational "a
well as other advantages. Mar
ried men enlisting or reenlist-
ing before July l. 1915, will re-
ceive family allowances for the
duration of their enliStmentS.
Through the Marine Corps
institute, now in its 25th year,
many educational opportunit-
les are open to men in the
corps. They may. If they
choose, take high school or col
lege subjects, credit for which
will be recognized by any school
in the United States. Approx
mately $50 subjects are offered.
All are free to Marines.
S/Sgt. Devine will be glad to
interview Young men interested
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-12-06
Army Enistments
Set New Record

The Montana Recruiting dis
trict set a new record for en-
liStments during the month OF
November, with 227 enliStments
for the regular army, accord
ing to an army release received
here this week.
Men from Big Horn county
included In the total are Peter
Clubfoot, Birney; George Ho-
gan III and Jackson Stewart,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-12-06

Jr., Crow Agency; Henry D.
Miller, Hardin; Archie Bear
ground, Lodge Grass.
Officers attributed this rec
ord to the fact that the army
has never before offered such
opportunities to men seeking
enlistment
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-12-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Nov. 80, John Takes the Horse
of Crow Agency and Mary Cum
Minis of Lodge Grass.
Dec. l, Chas. F. Duckiritz of
Hardin and Martha M. Taught
of Lodge Grass.
Dec. 3. Erwin Lachenmaier
and Lydia Schmidt both of
Hardin.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-12-06

Dec. ;, Harold Tanner and
Virgene Schlattuian. both Of
Gillette, Wyo.
Dec. 4, Roy Solveson Of Maid
en- Rock, Wise, and Ruth Folt1
Of Wyola, Mont.
Dec. 4, Ivan Dennis Kelly, Jr.
and Myrtle Phila Joyce, both
OF Sheridan.
Dec. 4, Joe Salio and jose
phine Little Mouth, both Of
Sheridan.
Istanbul, Turkey, has a huge
underground reservoir. which
supplies water to 900 dwellings
and 60 wells. Three hundred
exquisitiely carved columns sup
port the roof Of the reservoir.
Read the classified ads!
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-12-06
MARINES OPEN
SUB STATION

The Montana district office
Of the Marine corps has open
ed a temporary ub-station in
Billings for recruiting in this
area, with S/Sgt. c. Joe Devtne
3rd in charge, it was announc-
ed this week.
The office, which opened on
Monday Is located in the post
office building.
S/Sgt. Devine, who has been
attached to the district office
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-12-06

In enlisung or who desire full
Information about service in
the corps. He may be reached
at the post office in Billings.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-12-06

Ter. 8.25 x 20 truck tire. Re-
turn to Tribune Herald. Re-
ward. AL"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-12-06

WOMEN for washing and gen.
eral house cleaning. Call
156-W. 1922
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-12-06

GIRL or young man to work at
Gamble Store. 49-1
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-12-06

CAMERA for serviceman over
seas. Call 1921. 1922
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-12-06
Help Wanted

FRY cook and dishwaSher. The
Chuckwagon cafe. 45-tf
Evening star., 1945-11-04

TAKE BULLS, over at Wallys Wagon No. O. has
II broke out in another rash of ideas.
When a rain shower starts you can duck for cover
but when Jake showers down with ideas you feel as
helpless guy stalled in front of express train
First he had the idea he would buy up some surplus
rations from the Army an sell 'em to hunters an
fishermen. persuaded him that it mostly
soldiers that would be goin huntin' an fishin' for
years to come. An they don't want no X rations
Next he was gon' to get some soldiers an sailors
to collect souvenirs for him to sell here at home.
pointed out that with several million men lug
GIN home gunny sacks full of junk he goin'
to end up over-stocked.
After that he thought up a machine that would
shoot out doughnut dough into a heated chamber
sprayed with super-hot oookin' oil. The dougmuts
would fry in mid-air an drop on tray below, all
brown an crisp Professor Dolger at the niver-
sity told Jake oil spray hot enough to cook them
would explode an blow him to Kingdom-oome.
AFTER that he got Tubby Gropper, the cop, in
terested in night stick which, when you hit guy
with it, would break capsule of compressed air an
blow whistle in the handle, very loud and long,
They whitfield out model. Worked couple of
weeks fittin' it with cartridge from carbonated
water bottle. First evenin Tubby dropped it on the
sideWak an by the time 1t quit whlStimg crowd
gathered an Tubby very red in the face explainn.
But what topped all this was Jake's invention of
dsappearin bacrest for counter stool. You sit on
it an your weight brings a backrest out from
underneath. Jake installed one at his counter.
Who should try it first but Missus Bulls Only she
let her skirt drape over the stool The gadget sur
prised her an gave her hustle sergeant standin'
behind her got slapped before he could dodge.
Jake has had such lot of trouble explainin' that
incident away he just hasn't had time for any more
ideas this week But know him an the disease amt
over. He is still goin' around hummin an gain off
into space at whatever it is inventor see an
can't. -wMly DOREN
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-13

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canadian p p~ rd M N h ud sgdT
mall h leaving pdD Md
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dMmmd bAeFdMsE mA Mad Greeks Mscm tn III eA all
mnaMu umnmpM~g @HmmdhgM ~h ~mdpman
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GROVE s
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Service
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29
Ration Value Of Pork,
Lard, Margarine and
|0iIs 10 Rise Sunday
BY MALCOLM LAMBORNE, j

Higher point values for pork, pork
products, lard, shortening, margar-
inc, salad and cooking oils and
canned peas and asparagus will &c
into effect Sunday for four-week
period as the ONCE of Price Admin
istration strives for a better distri-
button of many food products.
Unchanged in point value for the
new ration period are all cuts OF
beef, lamb, veal, butter and most
rationed cheese. Butter thus re-
mains at the high level of "a points
a pound despite a seasonal upsurge
in butter production.
AT the same time. the ration cost
of canned sweet cherries. plums,
prunes and tomato juice will be re-
duced.
Pinch Due in May and June.
Price Administrator Bowles said
the pork changes were necessary be-
cause the civilian supply of pork
during April will be about per cent
less than this month. He stressed
however, that the IL per cent cut in
overall meat supplies for civilians
during the second quarter will be
felt very little in April.
The pinch will come, OPA said,
during May and June.
No. 2 cans of peas were given
new value OF 80 points, up TO- No. 2
cans of asparagus were raised from
10 to 20 points. No. IA cans of
cherries go down from 60 to 40
points; plums and prunes from 30 to
20 and tomato juice from 20 to 10
points.
Beginning Sunday, margarine will
change from S to 8 points a pound,
while lard, shortening and salad
and cooking oils shift from to 6
points pound. OPA said.
Bacon will cost points instead of
6 and various types of sausage as
well as frankfurters go up l point a
pound.
Most Pork Up 2 Points.
Most pork steaks and roasts will
be increased points a pound
Center chops, for example, will be
IL points pound instead of the
present 10 points,
In making the change public, Mr..
Bowles joined with War Food Ad-
ministrator Marvin Jones in declar-
ing there was no cause for alarm
over the meat situation.
The figures show thai while
we'll have less meat during the rest
of this year, we will still have
enough to meet all essential needs, :"
Mr.. Bowles declared.
If 1t Is necessary for us TO do
with less in order to supply our
fighting men and help feed people
in liberated areas, know it will be
done willingly. I am sure no one
wants to take from our Servicemen
the food they need to carry on"
The OPA estimates that during
April there will be about $50, 000,-
600 pounds of meats of all kinds
available for rationing as compared
with 1876, 000, 900 pounds during the
March rationing period.
About 358,280,000 pounds of beef
for civilians should be available
during the coming months, OPA
said, compared with $40 ,040, 600
pounds in March.
Various types Of cheese will be
regrouped into four categories in
stead of three for rationing pur-
poses, OPA said, but will not re-
suit in much change of point values.
When the Red Cross asks, good
Americans answer by giving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29
|Gromyko Will Head
Russian Delegation
10 San Francisco
BY the Associated Press.

ny kne ASBoc1abeo RfesS.
MOSCOW, Mar. 29.-Andrei Gro
myko, Soviet Ambassador TO the
United States, will head the Rus
sian delegation to the San Francisco
World Unity Conference. the Soviet
government announced today.
A. A. Sobolev, K. ". Noyikov and
8. X. Tsarapkin were designated as
special ENJOYS on the delegation.
Two military men, 1t. Gen. A. F.
VaSilev and Rear Admiral K. K.
Rodionov, and two professors, S, A.
Golunsky and s. B. Krylov, make up
the remainder of the eight-man
delegation.
Mr.. Gromyko was the leader of
the Soviet delegation at the Dunn
barton Oaks Conference. Mr.. Sobo-
lev, q Balkan expert, and Admiral
Rodionov also were members OF the
delegation at the Dumbarton Oaks
Conference.
United States Ambassador w.
Averell Hartman is leaving shortly
for the San Francisco meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29

The number invited may rise to 4s
If Argentina and Poland settle their
diplomatic difficulties in time.
Syria and Lebanon, made French
mandates after the last war, re-
Gently were recognized Is indie
pendent states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29
Canada Votes, 202 to 5,
To Accent Porfey Bid

OTTAWA, Mar. % tPl.-Five QUE
bee independents cast the only dis
senting votes yesterday as Parlia-
ment approved the government S
program to accept the invitation to
the San Francisco Conference and
to take part in the formation of a
world security organization
The vote was 202 to 5. Directing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29
|Syrio and LebononInv
To Security Conference

Syria and Lebanon have adhered
TO the United Nations declaration
and are being invited to attend the
San Francisco conference at the
suggestion Of France, the State de-
partment announced yesterday.
A total of 46 nations are thus far
eligible TO attend the conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29

French speaking members rejected
a personal appeal from Prime Min
lister w. l.. Mackenzie King either
to vote for the resolution or absent
themselves In order to make the
vote unanimous. Those supporting
Evening star., 1945-09-01
PERSONAL

WAKE-UP SERVICE with brief weather
Esa9rti E2pT nSr 81 month Miehigan 2799. g
3 sr a'sRss sRe snosr ssd ssi5e We s5sE s
SLIP COVERS, expertly tailored; satisfac-
ton suaranteed; upholstered furniture
Shampooed in your own home. DI Ol22
PICTURES of weddings. parties and chill.
d1en taken in your home. Phone CH.
4on1 pm, Tor appointment. Q.
sostating, ad. writing. ghost writing, pEb-
RHoSE 'si sHEFHfsD aias 81 sase ga ask for Ms.
VIE SMoTn1gght: II you are in need of loan up to
SLIP COVERS; co. $500. Specials
pieces made OF your own fabric, S32 so:
5-day delivery: expert workmanship: GUS
N sTM- mage drapeIies. oedspreads. DAIG-
ExTERMINATEwff you need an exter-
minator, cal. RA. se2s; So each treatment,
NuRsyNr Si9RisY NssauiFeS HoM treatments t5eatTents
Tray service; Wen-baIanced diet. cali
LADY EIINoR Elm iHqhGa BEAUTY hEiV sHoppE now un-
sIS $3.50. SIS and SO, sas now $50. tSsI sio,
Sl2 so and sis. respectiyelv You il ike
ear eope eSarteens Tsv ms service Open TIL pm;
WILL IEACH you to drive in your own
KELIABLE WAKE-UP SERVICE. For in
woRkINe iiSa nc MOTHER A soss ursently needs room
S,T 3 vs. GsS Su6. 66Ei $50 caro- care l0f 'ausa.ef'
Of unlimited dial phone. convenient to to
YOUNG MOTHER viii take care care of infant
ior Nnrp w1Sklng SlHu L Lmo1her, $50 mo. GL. $3.50.
mi. bus; tray service, porch; appro. Pair
Tax County Health Dept AL 1858
Evening star., 1945-09-01
HELP MEN end WoMEN lcent.

n00KKElkPEh AcG9HlNIANI: sxcellent
cAsHIER; no o6jec2ion to m miaalslasea q
s'orE Hork salary % OPEN Local sanfn nhoiesaler nEln.
Write BOX 33-E Star. 8
COUPLE, white. experienced and depend
sD 1DS no rooma o arzas sna sbst s
salary open. Write to REICHER6. Mclean
COUPLE. colored, with refer, s125
sunday Oh after breakfast. WI. s53i. !
sn w Ss ssd q hsse
partially disabled veteran; wife must be
good cook; state salary desired. references
idsnce sha BOX iasH. W Star N prisass res
FARM COUPLE. your own Cape Cod home
on country estate; garden. milk. eggs,
| aries; man as caretaker and wife to help In
our home days. week; no laundry. Box
iii offIeE sfnssa SIfANaNG. M - to a. hr. wee.
ATLAS MACHINE & IRON WORKS. 1889
Jefferson Davis hwy, Arl. GIL. 400.
man eIaasss to il stars 1esfs.
lished dance studio: must be capable in
both classical and popular music; good
sssttarye sstare oan ssb9 ~, 93s7 all day sunday oi
sew ssiHWSsrNsGp I MAcMfNsa NJ cHMnisaass sosPERAroRs. .. mer
OF women, canvas work, Army contract
/ to "a n, Sfsno Ssa w w " Mases' Appi'
SHOE FILTERS WANTED - Experienced
commission; excellent working conditions
e ssh 1Sel 1RSsti0n THE AgglY ga fDIS5sp RSY1
SODA i Dis pIsFENsERs, d Ssi experienced $40 week
meals and uniforms. Taylor 1856. 420l
sseS5sla seDn rousTaiN eSfi aH CLERK. fun or par
time ewes. 5 pm; till 10 pm; fine com.
munityi pleasant way to earn that .ex.
v11Iamsy Srn Imaomnsy DE- Must Be over Is. FAIRFAz
Sc seLlfRh FR4 s44a sr4a4aaAMAcY, ss27 Penna. ave
WINDOW THINNER for central city re
tail variety store, man or woman, ex
able hours. Box 432-E. Star.
WAREHOUSE HELP, full or. part time
permh;nsnt mar, positions with pleasant sur.
adyancement: immediate openings In the
warehouse. shipping clerk, checkers. PACK.
ers and other help; ,experisnce not neces'
ployment ofics, 6th foer.. II th and q sts
person SOUTHERN DRY CLEANING CO.
ExcEIIENT Df ofPoRfNfTYa 5 Afx for AL pefso1 e1s
once work with oldeestablishsd irm: 200 GOOD
BATEMAN g. SON 2O04 Rhode Isianc
ONE oUTsiDE MESSENGER for minimum
OF trips daily, 40-hour week. Salary
Sdoo per month and carfare. Reply Il
WANTED-Experienced slip cover cutter;
STERERS, 2447 18th st. NV. co. bII6.
Evening star., 1945-09-01
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT-Rooks efs rted =;

ACCOUNTANTS started and Fent
weekly, monthly basis; financial reports,
eapess sssS Soafs et4s Started
auditedi tax reports, monthly Service state.
ments Mompt. reas. sH. 1854. 81
css tasss nsnesl
xRs5s AAfsmi sGYHk GGfia as. IS. now :m-
wa reDutssIs Sas fm asias' diVs ps2s sGe
nection with reliable firm OF attorneys or
acccuntsnts specislizine IN income tax
ATTORNEY; familiar. with title work and
Counties, would IKE % Search o titles ti!fiea for
il hXrSassiAtiE;crpB assati; x.s ..s
BY shs Il ,dsy Y, RU sIrssy ossl. Can pm to 10
Ex-soLDIER. colored, reliable. middle
nssd desires nlfht watsanan Job can
JANITOR, part time, exchange for living
Td orq5Pss s1p 1na fssfiass pNs s.s
ssl! vsshins. window -1s ss.hinaI. hGHI Nira Moth
MAN wants lob .s ianitor With nvins
pairing: wife and boy, le years old. Cali
NAN; solsrss .ans, g. JOB sos u ,anitor: ,s
MAN, aee 81, Just DISCHARGED q. 8. n, de-
sires lob as salesman for auto mechanics'
tools and garage equipment; experienced
Write Mr.. TAYLOR. 43i2 HALEY tel. s.e.
%
former Far East, YRS.
In Japan; experienced, rewrite, reporting
special features; edited news magaxine; coll
lege grad. DISCHARGED Pacific Marine corre-
spond't; married; age. 35. Box 1851. Star.
%
ORGANIST CHOIRMASTER, Is years' ex.
perience, finest recommendations, desirouS
church In Washington; morning service
only. Call MA. 7100. Ext. 274, MR..
BROCMAIL. 81
RETIRED MAN, active, mature are, assist
sales. once, store; full or part time. Box
447-J, Star. q
Evening star., 1945-09-01
SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont. ]

SITUATIONS WOMEN tcons.)
CHARTIsT: graphs for reprod. or lectures;
MSS n FREsaWhrER RSs nss 1881 sirfd sakemos:
sso coMRFaaNlsfsoN FAM e. HousEkEErER. nursing 81
sslIi'y sla S,.l age SO; to lady or adults. ssOs
pREssiMAKER-Your home or mine;
sIsshss' Etc. "a. s1si s40A'' ealai
sTsa ssssnn MSS isso
fiTEsha 4 GoyEkNEss ss despss Ap a2ss posiou .
:smiiy wei espepienced: s best 'n refeGeness.. HfD@.
seS 435,J, Star, Il
e ss ssss ~ ssss
GIRL, coiorsd; neat; waitress or counter
aDsk. aDt A. MhHY bHa 45sas 55sANKs' 1921 18th st-'
GkxDUATE NURSE. registered, ophshas-
mic mic d and ear. nose and throat experisnSsi
unless unless maintenance included. BOX 411-J.
!5ayel esii No ssfs or e1fasf write Box s! sselJ.
sEAT, ATTRACTIVE soldiers wife desire.
eolisse graduate. 20 months auditing hasiVat. sx.
perlence with Government: now employed
ere 900 no 97sK tsKD.s s. Ts
NURSE. practical. desires night duty %
se1 'h sb ssefy ssss patient; best
NURSE wants, work in private home; best
S6ssRsx seaoofz seSPs Rz TiSSnrn .,a.r
Silver spring, Hyattssie esei OF East %asha IN
PRHaf1c1 aSsSa I1 SGksE. Sa f.aF eolorsd GRADUATE.
css,d desires 3 to 10 a. hour duty. invalid or
fS RnsIsiEREp siis so sGksE. aksi eolored ecRsn..
/ desires employment IN a medical clinic
or ofice; also interested in a position as
welfare o worker: available Immediately.
sc sacRETARY. Re sfs IS, refined, presentab,e and
snsss s4s xk. min. Box 474-J' aeaS Star. teieg Z:
s@EGkETARY. @ exper. steno.. IL yrs exper,
exec. secretary, desires. position. fun or
sTENOGRAPHER.. Engiish-French, owning
You'd sso DO Doqs ans ocs sss work aEh y d Ssss
SsTS CAN after p. pm Tho Ho. sS4s, wa Est sstuFs's 8
STEN0G,. experienced. young. intelligent,
s'ado Gesss' Sdss wssf ssrs'PS Write
sURPiuss' ilts' WAR woRKER-youns woman
P Rashe $685. Box s5sJ ssss ssr n.e
WIDOW, former teacher, will assist in
private school or home teach piano, in
exeh. h. unfurn: quarters for I1;yr. SON
Write SSrh sFade' RoI and self plus small salary.
YOUNG LADY desires employment in
studio where she may learn all phases Of
%oMAs OF Tffas RHFSrMISr sIa and
ence, care OF one or two children from 3
M refs; 5 $35 per week: Box ,450-J, Star, 2.
qualifications as bookkeeper. stenogrspher
i and office major domo; references ex-,
changed. Box 465-J, Star. 2.
Evening star., 1945-09-01
HELp WoMEN.

WANTED. 3 girls to learn alI phases Of
photographtc work; cnly. requirements are
pleaSent appearence, and pleasing person
ALT? . wonderful opportunity to be
trained for Interesting and prosperous
career; salary plus monthly commission
400. i0 H Hxt. asa. for % appointment oi'
A MIDDLE-AGE white woman to care for
children In return for room anC board, plus
4OO4.
LARGE oUT-0F-TowN steel company re-
auires the. services Of experienced stenog.
rapher and general ONCE worker. Must 81
familiar with ediphone. In answering, gjvi
references, age and experience. Boz 216.
FFjRSSaREssryE Fj SssE newspaper bureau want.
alert, accurate personab1e receptionist
typist. Job can ofIer opportunity to yount
graduate to use and improve shorthand 4
she SO desires Telephone District 4I48 TO
appointment Tuesday. q