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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-16
Rent Complaints
Reported Scarce

HeM complaints about in
dressed rents have been regis
ie8ea here since the collapse of
fas ORA June 80.
- u keye, regional OPA rent
eNfHui director said he had re-
rea#na ahout six complaints of
asNail rent increases but added
fAat aside from these protests,
iansilaasia apparently were not
InfEgasina rents unduly.
~ seicfion suits have been
f.ies eth County Judge Ray
ma n Lord. although attaches
n hs affiee report that several
iahmas have inquired about
kzai HEeesiure necessary to re-
e gEnuHts
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-16
Beach Bond Case
Decision Delay
Until Fall Seen

E'rukahiy ID will be some time
mNsf fall tef0fe the STATE supreme
rfHGrf Fenaers its decision in the
81M esq Monroe county beach
hensia SAT-. Assistant State Attor-
m#y WiiiisEn Y. Albury said to-
ass
fam explained that the record
- 49, ciEeuit court in the vail
amtlen proceedings has not yet
hNem filed. After that action is
aak0m. Attorney AlburY will
pEnpaEe MS brief and file it.
$50 than the attoTneYs for the
ea@nsr vii be given 10 days to
fAl2 thair answer.
Efr ease then will be ready to
fsaHH Wp tn the supreme court,
tss1 tfle judges Of that court, Mr..
htfHmF said, are about to go on
iiatx anuual vacation. When they
feaufn 81 tho hench. they will set
3 aaiG Cos arguing the case.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-16
Tax aide Post
Is Open In City

Applications are being received
here now for the position of as
sistant tax assessor, Jack T. Muir
ray, newly-appointed personnel
director of the Civil Service
Board here, announced today.
Residents of Key West are
eligible to apply for the job,
which pays 5000 month, Mr..
Murray said.
Applications will be accepted
until midnight Friday. They may
be mailed to the Key West City
Civil Service board, P. o. Box
224 or left with Mr.. Murray at
his office in the city hall.
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AP NeWsfeatures

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MIAMI, July 16.-With food
and starvation hitting the head
lines as never before, a small but
fervid south Florida group is
fairly shouting strange battle
cry to the hungry world:
"Try hydroponics!"
If it sounds like a blurb for a
breakfast food, it isn't.
Tested in the cauldron of war
where it was used both to heal
the shattered nerves of men and
to feed their bodies hydro
ponies" is simply a fancy word
for soil-less growing.
On a small scale, windowbox
farming" might be another de-
Scription, for its eager proponents
will tell you that about all you
have to do is get yourself a lit
tie water-tight box, four feet long
by Is inches wide, and without
waving a magic wand or even
crying "presto!" you can raise
all the tomatoes a family of five
or six could possibly eat.
Indeed. they freely predict
the day when every window
box and apartment rooftop in
the crowded cities will bloom
with lush gardens of the choic-
est out -of-season vegetables
and flowers-without even a
pinch of soil.
To the suburban dweller who
groaningly recalls the annual
chore of spring gardening, hy-
droponics means not only the
passing of the sore, sore back but
also the elimination of hoeing,
wedding, fertilizing and invasion
by earthborn blights or pests.
You don't believe it? Then
listen to Carl Molitor, Miami au-
thority, who thinks it's even
more exciting than his own adj
ventures in fighting the japanese
as a lieutenant commander
aboard a PIT boat for more than
three and one-half years.
Take it away, commander!
"In soil-less growing, vege-
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Improve Sanitation
In City, Is Advice
Of State Health Man
EPIDEMIOLOCIST ASKS
MORE COLLECTION
OF GARBAGE II
FIGHT ON POLIO

There is much room for Inn.
provement in the overall sanitary
condition in the Island area. DR..
Edwin Riley. Jacksonville. state
epidemiologist who concluded
survey of the polio epidemic. said
yesterday.
DIR. Roley returned TO Jackson
vile last night following the
week-long investigation Sf the
polio spread.
Sewage disposal should be
improved. cisterns should be
cleaned up and unsaniiary cut
houses should be banned. Dr.
Riley said in a report which
was submitted recently 10
Mayor w. w. Demerisi. Dr.
James b. ParEamore. county
health officer and other phYsi-
clans.
George Warren, county SAM
tary Inspector, said lack Of ma
terials prevented the immediate
improvement OF some of the
faults pointed out by DR.. Riley.
For example, said MIR. Warren,
there IS a current shortage of cast
iron pipe for sewer connections.
Many cross connections between
cisterns and the city water sup
ply lines may tend 10 poihlte the
water supply here, according to
Mr.. Warren.
DIR. Riley made the following
recommendations 20 aid in slow
ing the spread of polio:
Citizens should avail them
selves of garbage cans in suffi-
cient numbers TO hold all gar
bage. preferably one or two 30
gallon cans with tops. (Approxi-
mately 800 of these cans are
available i'm stores here now, a
survey conducted by DIR. Riley
showed.)
Clean out the cans regular
ly TO prevent the collection Of
residue. A cup of crank case oil
dumped into the garbage can Will
kill fly larvae.
Sit would be desirable. if
possible. to have two garbage
collections week.
A. The employment Of two
additional sanitary inspectors, at
least on a temporary basis for
hdalse-to-house visits to call at
tention to existing unsanitary
5.-All stables and animals
should be kept in a condition
whereby they do not constitute
an unsanitary condition, OF the
animals should be killed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-16
HUGHES REPORTED
"SLICHTLY' BETTER
(By Associated PressJ

LOS ANGELES, July TO-
Physicians attending ward
Hughes, who was injured in an
airplane crash July 7, while test
ing his latest plane, issued a bull
letin today stating that he had
slightly improved during the last
IL hours.
Today for the first time since
he was injured he ate solid food.
His temperature has decreased
to l0l. However, the physicians
added, he is not sleeping well
and his condition is still critical.
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/. S. Releases
Suspected Spies

BERLIN, July lG.-It develop
ed today that three Russians,
suspected as spies, had been de-
tanned in the American zone of
occupation in this city. as the
Russian government had charged.
They were released, following
the release of two Americans,
Warrant Officer Samuel Harrison
and his wife, who had been ar
rested in the Russian zone on
July /.
Harrison said today that he
and Mrs. Harrison had been ques-
toned almost continuously for
two days, as they were thought TO
be spies by the Russians.
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The Weather


As Wrf and vicinity: Partly
fhh aflanoon. tonight and
1Y with widely scattered
sfA showers and thunder
- fifHih a moderate ytAi-
@ Partly cloudy today,
ana Wednesday with
MsfiNrnd thunderShowers
n f2 a8itfnnuns.
& Gulf % Mexico and Jack
s F<eugRh the Florida
~ Gentle o. oderate
ef 50 southeast over
NHlion and southwest TO
w af uMth portion today, to-
~ end Wednesday. Partly
aeathar
nesilc a. Apalachicola:
At ll craft o. storm warnings
NAN ta8n iaawed.
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Amiaisls NiIl Leave
81 nenNer Vacation

~ and 8rs Soseph G.. knight
n 1nhn A., will leave to-
gH Drawer and Colorado
Cala lor q stay Of sever
S. ma Mm Knights other
ca iFn l9cph W. knight,
Ha niiB visited IN Key West,
tattancd with the United
@mB of occupation in
#
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CIemency Refused
For Var Criminal
(Hy Associated PreSsl

BELGRADE, July l6.-Yugo-
slavian government announced
today that it had rejected the APP
peal for clemency in the case of
General Draja Mihailovic, Chet-
mix leader, convicted and SEN
fenced to death on a charge of
treason for collaborating with the
Germans during the war.
The government said that he
and nine other co-defendants
must face a firing squad.
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Truck Driver Held
After Traffic Crash

Charged with reckless driving.
causing an accident and with
operating truck without
license, Cleveland Strong, color
ed, was arrested by Lieut.. Ray
AtWell Of the city police, follow
ing d traffic crash at Duval and
Fleming streets yesterday after
noon. Strong'5 truck, police said,
crashed into the rear of an auto
mobile at the intersection. Dam
age was estimated at $40.
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War Criminals
Doomed To Die
(By Associated PrcssD

BERLIN, July 16.-Forty-thr
Nazi war criminals, charged with
having killed unarmed Americans
during the Battle of the Bulge in
December, 1914, were sentenced
TO be hanged.
During the trial witnesses testi-
fled that group after group of
American soldiers, who had been
captured during the battle, were
disarmed and lined up and shot.
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Work Underway
On Union Hall

Work was started today on
the $4,000 union hall being
erected at the intersection of
Caroline and Grinnell streets.
Being built by the United
Brotherhood of Carpenters &
Joiners of America. local
lodge No. SIS. the structure
will be so by so feet and is
being built of concrete
blocks.
Charles TOPPING & Sons
are the contractors.
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DOUBLING

SANTA. ANA, Calf - The
Maxey fsi1ily is growing by
doubles. A week after Eugene r,
Maxey's wife, Marion, gave birth
to twins-a boy and girl
William Maxey's wife, Jeanette,
had twin sons.
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OTTAWA. July Left was
reported today that a Rus
sian agent had succeeded in
obtaining o quantity OF 23S
uranium and had flown 10
Russia with il.
II was minated that Rus
sian sgents are in the Unit
ed States trying TO get uran-
iun. the chief element used
in the manufacture of atomic
bombs.
The statement issued here
did not give any particulars
about the operation of the
agent while in Canada.
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World POiUers
Stage Rush
For Uranium
cay AsSocIatcd Pre.sp


WASHINGTON. July L.
The gold rush in '49 was mild
compared to the rush today
by the governments of the
world TO obtain uranium. the
chief element used in the
production of the. atomic
bomb. w. A. Higgenbotham.
nuclear scientist. said to-
day.
Every nation in the world.
he declared. is getting all the
uranium il can and is hoard
ing ii.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-16

49, Mwt flas July rs. 1916
8fian taken "a a:30 am.
SISTERS Daylight Saving Time.
Cts oiiicel
Temperatures
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EoMoRRoW's TIDES

Naval Base
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Evening star., 1946-03-24

~ INV.
CREDIT INTERvIEwERs. experienced in
with adequate salary for qualified people;
sS.E Sh AgDy h Ssh sh 81 sns ss 0s
DANCE PARTNER Lady, young, with
character and personality psr plus, about 5 q
sxhibition dancns; must h have baliet fq train
b snq preer 81 able One to x Re' oss net Il
DANCE TEAcHERsLsdy able TO e teach sa bT bsi.
{% Se ana tnaned &c hoTs s0ee e
teach ballroom. dancing): must know how
e. sh hfnds N sersdn sndrsa eANa ahf p4Nr
DIos. ea5 st. NV NV A oAo'
DANCING INSTRUCTORS-Large ma
tionslly eIn, known dancing school has lev
tions Of supervisors and executives. Col Col
tiven prefersnes no experiencs 20 Necessary eea =;
siste tIsinins course starts Thurs. Msrci
10 ana aasa aesas a aRTHSf RszsSE
PAYTIME COMPANION for elderly lad,
bffsNfAfE, f,r. ssiH ssssiiHsrANr-c.p.o,., reiiss., ss
girl to work for Bethesda dentist. WI
SALARY. excellent opportunity. BOX SOFT -
Dental ASSISTANT and secretary. En-.
Gent well eroomed, capable of assuming
responsibility; exc. environment with con.
tinued oppor., for advancement: qualifying
Write BOX sis-T. Star. i'' ''"s Wa pess0o
DENTAL ASSISTANT-Young woman, with
Snowiedge Of typins. Call MI. 5000, Ext
DENTAL HIGIENIsT, attractive offsr
day q week. Thursday. CAN GE 2lS0
DENTAL HYGIENIST, registered, $50 wk.
5-day week. Call HO 535S. 25s
DENTAL HYGIENIST-Prefer one who car
Operate x.ray nachiae. DI. 1858.
eood salary plus commission. Call RE. 6ll0
DESIGNER needs milliner and q seam.
etress: learn high-, lie and custom mad,
dssisnins. Call co. 1416. -SS
Evening star., 1946-03-24
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

A.. p. NURSES, for day or night cases;
S aPz fnoWeese t ia eSss
sround editorial, administrative sales and
artwork; young lady under. 30 attractive,
aox aole se meet pgblic State duties and salary.
SITERATTioSNSssF All ATSSsF and dressmakins. we work
guaaarranteed. For appointment, call MI.
ALTERATION, sEAMsTREss, colored.
Esn.S sMRsrYoTs T9Ts .ai,srS IA o156, 5,., % -.
pioTed knowiedse math tsi tspins e, naT esicua en
tor wishes responsible position; prefer
aaGa eSs'fsG s2s aay S's sou need
competent stenographer, typist, book
:. sf s. 5ss s; H ssE is = 8:
week ends aGF shors sh'tfh tfps dsfs s
ily assisned to Europe Germany pre-
tsr5sd American eight esen years g REfs Ds igSo
eoILEGE sTuDENT, ssHsne eolorsd. (, s Wants work
after sc ssehe9l; prefer clerk typist, etc.
6oIoREiiD is.year-old g.: high school sirl.
ssh sss Oh 4 MT dSRRfss RE ,sss s2s
exp yr Wish Wishes nox to caEe for elderly person
eSeSsSasa esa ee to tss fdsGs sds
SGRrAINs WASHED and stretched at
DENTAL ASSISTANT or receptionist. 4
SeaG SysafS exp Rox zhsaV @ sSor @ sypins: no short
pREssMafkifNSG. fSG design, ssaa remod.. aitera-
tons: eve. gowns speciality: .reas. MISS
BERT. 1880 Irving NV. Apt 4, AID. 223S.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. particularly ex.
sonnei. now permanently located in wash.
ssss Esaas e. 4Sss 'ds; sosH aPs
GENTLE LADY-Permanent Saturday or
opersso4 ss@DSs
typist Phone HO. 76iS after II noon.
s4fsa. SRa bsssuy wants ssa5 work at once Ref
GIRL, colored wishes Job as waitress or
at soda fountain. experienced, No. 1907.
snasd psss d5ss' b ssSs saSp or locker r00m' ezDsr
E 'SSTsa spsa mu4nns Sants WORK work. asss
would like a part time position as 'esress: eompan
part payment for room and board Acs IN CHEVY "
ssilsnt references. BOX saS-V. star
soYs kind. CO. soss; De''' D'S'''0n OF
e days pn. vsfk Sc osas sa5l Sunday from 10 am.
noon Or paSt-time work: prefer elevator Siseor
GIRL. colored, wants Job as waitress and
10 am. and pm, NO 0605. :,
GIRL, colored. wishes Job as addresso-
graph. graphotype operator, or clerk: some
knowledse of typing: ref. NO. 3SOS.
GIRL colored. reliable. wants work 5 days
week. No Sunday or cooking. Ask for
GIRLS, colored, 2, want clerical work;
experienced: minimum salary S35 per
week. Call North S06S between & and T.
pm. on Sat. between II and 12 Sun, III
(oontinusd On Next Psss3 .
Evening star., 1946-03-24
HELP poMEsTIc.

CHAMBERMAID for guesthouse. Apply
rS 1897 = Kselor%s1,s sb % I'd; nv, w.. =, "a :.
/ PM b days. csi pI. 1888. @as
C0LORED YOUNG GIRL to wait on tables
In guest house from to 7:30 pm. DE.
q79S.
COMPANION N-HOUsEKEEPER needed i'm
mediately, white: live in; salary, good home
u small apt: duties light. Du; 1927[26
ave. apartment; thoroushly experienced
with references only need apply. Ho.
bS43. 80
COOK, colored. for hish-class suest house;
meals daily. no Sum-; must be exper.
and dependable; PERM. with good salary.
Apply syn syn; Non, Non Mrs: Sample CLUE MA
COOK and genefal houseHerker, live IN
or out; good salary. Phone I'M. 3667. "a
Evening star., 1946-03-24

HER, permanent position In
urs, 0 to 5: Saturdays, 8 to /;
salary. $40 week. Apply in
06 Vt. ave. NV, MIR.
Evening star., 1946-03-24

INTELLIGENT sECnETARY - Excellen
: working conditions. Law onlce experienc
SosNER; Nox; Aren't q a TREfDBEsd sftSBEsei
ssn':s a.: 1Ess:
RoaEss 1sii HGFkPr st. 'ansi'.Ga: as
5uN1SR Hdi Ssfta EXECUTIVE, young woman SG in
terested in training and personnel: mus
have collese BACKGROUND, preferably witt
th he8seaaenfs eeT fAssbJRoH ARRES Z sRo
aF5a Iii fsa Bs:iss sssry ysngbSaa Ha Ss
LADIEs-stsrtins Lar rates at the telephon
Excellent Dse are 50 avail
able. STEADY employment, regular pay in
creases t5 curing FIRST year,, pleasan
yssssien Win pay nsfSanse sTe andef 81
Ss oees tossy sz h q ons s nr Of ops 5ss e.
esn sveansS poroMAc eai TEEnzpHHoNEc HaE csA co
ass sen 4sar ~ ssgssen'sd gssI in ''sas preferred
eyer, ssye;n,ings: hoyrs, to 10 pm: good PAL
LADY, young, for our service dept. mus
necessary. but must type; permanent posi-
ssaa' ssson ssaS 'satSs stS Gsaus Ssy ss
Lazy 6. ios telephone sssa'yassiss n. = s from gu
Ra Who sss unlimited hGa phons s'as
aIssss''d nn.neiaR Rartns
"a k$bS' s'!s 4 ssss:sl:t with yoyns e4ilq5sao
degree not necessary. p. 8. Box 40St
LAUNDRY WORKERS, experienced han,
ironers and silk tinishers;. full-time en-
ploymsnt. Apply personnel dept. MAY
LAUNDRY WORKERS, markers and pres pr
soAn NR API MSnday 1923 1TnnS Ave- ro
EEazi Ti5 sP1'pA pyAEcY, competent, exp, co,l.s
% dnsae. RIs op nd
4Sip ssi .sns ssnss'ns salary 500 Cal
exclusive specially 1s SHOP; rel References s re Re
Il CURED. Apply mornings, 8 to $50 only
Sci 18th st. NV. sunday and Mondas
MAIDS for hotel regular and good workers
4s-hr. wk.. uniforms furn. Decatur $500
MANAGER for lady's apparel shop. Mus
have experience as manager or assistan
manaeer. Splendid opportunity with fast
: s6oyi1s chain; salary open. Call TR
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. manager and sales
people for Georgetown's new fabric shop
permanent positions: excel opportunity
salary and commission. Apply in person
3i46 N St NV. -25
; Salon. GARFINCKH.'s. r st. at I4th
MANICURIsT WANTED, guaranteed S sal
BEAUTY SALON. 607 18th St. NV. ma
MEDICAL TECHNoLoGIsT for uniyersit
hospital. When applying state experienc
d and approximate salary expected. Bo.
ST, Star. 40
Evening star., 1946-03-24

sAats you T the GNsEMsEE
Ys Ssrisnes desired afa Sus sns not so@
sassslADs s4s:.:. .aa ss%sa sRss:a. % eoss ss
boys apparel; excellent salary. vacation
HsADiEs Es AAHBl Sis II nan IA &
saiary and pleasant WORKING S3' eonditlens. tSHa
REsfaSf AR1y e. 81 ssnesi:naes n Fl S in .en. Coats
semgmissions. Apply H. XBRAMsoN CO,
sxIEsLADIEs for SATURDAYS. coats. suits
and dresses; excel. salary. Apply 1905
sALtEfsLlhppiEs. experienced in selling ln MIL
linery. full and part time: excellent sal
ary, plus Commission on all sales. ARDEN
ssALEsLADffEsNExcelienrt earnings, exper-
ienced. Saturdays full time and part time;
IHssf Sppy vi ass spsi.y op h9p Es.ds IN T. 18th e.
ssxTEsLAp5YS 5S i4E y hotel lobby ,sxslry, and
s,it, shop prefer one who wants learn
sna saaas9T SSmmlssioa S s41s hours sao to 1885,
snced Better dresss: Or spors wear ssisrs
$36 week plus liberal commissions; yaca-
stSns s sna ap hosPitsli1stGn iSs paid THE PF!N-
SAAE6kAADAG6t. .cApCiiCuCSus Auf QTCeS Stud,
full and part time; salary and commission.
uRDONG BROS. 1906 + st. NV. -24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, full-time OPEN
ary, pleasant working conditions, benefits
such as paid vacations. retirement, bonus,
disqualification and sick relief Apply Miss
Anderson. Personnel once, @. c. MURPHY
CO., 1914 @ st. NV. 30
SALEsLADY, experienced, for dress shop,
| S35 week and commission. EMBASSY
GOWNS, l103 Conn. ave. NV. -26
SALESWOMAN for wholesale showroom;
mus With sSty
important work with very fine future;
S175 monthly to start See MR.. SIMON.
and . m.
SALEsWOMEN, coats. suits and dresses.
ApR!g personnsl once, 7th door. JEL.
SALESW0MEN Tor women's better dress
DEPARTMENT. for this type Of selling We
prefer experienced sAleswomen. Apply per-
scnnel once, 9TH door. JEILEFF6. 1914
1920 = st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-03-24

Tsic sUPFLY' 5Pis T. 1856 S'S' New s Yort ave. nv ~
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. at least / years
experisnce; 5-day week Apply End noor'
TEIEf Iii fas fHoSE ii OPERATOR for s.cTets4isl
board, hirh-class building; good salary, 9
days per week, s-hr. day. See manager
sSy sssl ..sssEst SssAESs %sDss s5Ssi;Ssss
cLEsk er oSf essdt hd once
voice; b.dsy week. store discount. Apply
TEfHH EEfHFHSSt SS SFIEAHSEs,s rs .xp.i.ss.a
Recent wage increases of SIS to 81 per
ss sso or as ehanss h xesk wesk
sSgbs ns of st nc1Sns h yednsens yop
Visit one ns'" Of " our employment % ofnees. Noes
r,ns. 1ST ,lsth un,, st NV 1852 lsr St M 6Tsn pen
Wy + as: ,s
' - s:E ss training o sxssrne: e e
Dsos Room aPsRS5Y sS Ms' anc 1ss 9ssf 4:
TELEPHONE OPERATORS, experienced,
FoS SSS is5rK nK 4PRy b ss chief kops,.Gr e. cAR
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, expera pm
e II pm; Good salary: AARKINoT0N;
OIEls ma ol4o. MIS-. SIesmer' cniel
STELEfaaoNE SOLICITOR, must have I'm.
limited phone service, full or part time;
fTxfH6NE FEC xfiHi6pE ff s'as t. work
home Evenings, 2M hours; salary. Boz
TYfIST, exper, excel opportunity for ca.
pable typist. Permanent Job with Fails
Ghurch, Va. concern. Call Falls CHURCH
TYPiST. brisht young woman with good
handwriting TO assist credit manaeer;
nleasant surroundings; permanent position
KAPIOWrTz, on 18th st. between f and r
good hours and pay. See Mr.. VareIa.
rARKWAY MOTOR Co., 3061 M st, NV.
TYfiSI. $50 Am. to 4:15 pm, 5 days q
tions, pleasant working conditions. mex
eosssiys os EaTFfasng LIE HRpE Nss dSns ~ e
Big 18th st. NV. No telephone INQUIRIES
TYfIsT for CpA once; excellent oppor-
tunity.. Apply in own handwriting, giving
sducatton: ase, expertencs and salary ex-
pecteo. BOX 4~-As Stars ~ -X0
Evening star., 1946-03-24

81 isszH sisE asb rrrrsrs full or
ser tni g. kANP APP5s soSs Sss"e,oyment Goy once sth
ssTEnNSoGR,APHER, ST with some knowledge Of
9oqkksepins; permanent position. Apply
s4ENSdhAr1assshR IA 1ssh st 10 nS so s.ner. s ,,sso
GOOD sslary' S,ssy week: local once oIsss west
G2ast Arm. Phone MISS CRAWFORD,
sTENoGRAPHER-clerical; high school
graduate; permanent position. age. 1896;
Haas sa GA6aEry AsdsE Yses shrTY sef NJ
Sri sSS aadps Branch Of
for stenographer who is also capable q
some clerical duties: 40-hr. wk; starting
nTs Sasry and SsS pss NIX
SS5 YOU desire position aS
With OPT Opportunities to use your own initia-
ySss %Ssss.gs III MsaI!sns. 81. SAssSsSRoza sisS' aa40
established firrn: ideal working cond., s.
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citation needs Scod, enersetic young stsnos-
tsiI tSiRoSE %a,ms Ssss salary siss Der @sass
siENoSkArHEE for general once sS work;
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sfFIEk sfFIEk66GsRAPHER, 81 eSpers; ri INTERESTING work
and perm: position with good salary; exc.
YsS9g66ing sSp6 san6; conv location; 6-day ysek
sTENOGRAPHER, experienced; permaneAt,
responsible position. consulting engineer.
ing firm; 5A day week; interesting work,
recurring neatness and accuracy: attrac-
tive starting salary commensurate with
sTENoGRAPHER-if you are interested in
permanent position. 5-day week, interest
Ing work. call ME. 1890 81
STENOGRAPHERS and typists. dictaphone
experience preferred; 40-hour, 5-day week.
Apply DAVIDSON'S TRANSFER g. SToR-
STENOGRAPHER, for ONCE work, in hieh-
type tewelry establishment; good working
conditions and pleasant SURROUNDINGS;
state ase and salary expected. Box 313-
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, interesting
h9yr week. pleasant surroundings. NE.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-27
Buddles

Greeley, Colo.-AP-Joseph NJ
Self, Jr.. and his best Army buddy
are back together again.
The pal is Trexler. a K-9 Corps
dog which accompanied Self
through Army service in India,
Burma and China.
After his discharge. the EXCL
finally located Trexler at the home
Of j. NJ Talbert Of Vallejo. Calf.
who gave up the dog in response
TO Sells written pleas.
Trexler hadn't forgotten his pal
and he has retained one Army
habit-he still curls up beside his
buddy before going to sleep at
night.