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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-28
MISS ROSEMARY WESTLAKE, SOCIETY EDITOR
PHONES: 4-42sl and 4-7s7s after s:3e

and the roll call was answered by
telling about MY Biggest Snow
drift Refreshments were Serv-
ed at the close of the business pro-
gram. The next meeting will be
held Feb. % at the home of Mrs.
John Segner.
iii ~ n
DINNER GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Cunning
ham, of near New Dover, were
Sunday dinner guests of the for
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Cunningham and daughter, Evelyn,
of near Broadway Corners.
DINNER HONORS SAILOR
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Thomp-
son entertained Sunday at her
home on Route 275 in honor of the
latter's brother, Ivan E. SabinS,
A o M sc, who is home on leave
after years absenHH.
Besides the guest O. 'lonor those
present at dinner were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Fre1 A. Sabins, Miss Lois
Sabins, Mr.. Jeff Sabins, Miss Jean
Schalip, Miss Marian McCracken,
Greta and Gerald Thompson and
; the host and hostess.
The grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
! James A. Edwards, were unable to
attend due to illness and cold
weather
GOLDEN WEDDING DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Lee, w.
Fourth ST., celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary Saturday. A
surprise dinner was held for them
Sunday. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Lee, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Shelton, all of Iberia;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. John Campbell, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Russell Parrott and son
Danny, and Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Parrott, of near Marysville.
Their daughter, Mrs. John Par
rott, grandson, Russell Parrott
and great-grandson, Danny Par
rott, were all present. They hav,
two other grandchildren, Mrs
Grover Schultz, w. Palm Beach
Fla, and Harold Parrott, Phi M
! 1c, Bremerton, Wash, who wer,
unable to come.
IL III Il
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Wilgus, O
E. Fourth St., entertained to Sun
day dinner in honor of the latter
fathers birthday.
Those present were: Mr.. an,
Mrs. Leo Stratton and son, of Co
umbus; Mr., and Mrs. Marion Blaz
er and Maxine Stratton, of Mort
LewiSburg; Ernest Lee, Jean an
Marlene Sharp, of East Liberty.
OBSERVES BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Alice A. Hamilton, oldes
resident of Broadway, observe
her 87th birthday last "Wednesday
A part of her family gathered a
the home Of her son, Glen ]. Han
ilton, in Broadway, for surpris
party and birthday dinner in he
honor.
IL n IL
WNr DTTfWKWUOnn
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Shearer, @
Broadway Corners, and Bill Shear
er, of Columbus, were Sunda
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Shearcr and family at Redwood.
IL III II
BLACK HAWK CLUB
The Black Hawk club held il
January meeting at the home {
Mrs. Leonard Fogle. A coyere
dish dinner was enjoyed at tn
noon hour. The meeting in the af
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-28

ADVERTISE IN THE JOURNAL
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-14
NATIVE SERVICE
 E MOVING INTO
 G0LDSTEIN BLDG.

On schedule, the Alaska Native Service has commenced moving to its new quarters in the top two floors of the rebuilt .Goldstein Building.
 Tuesday, a just-received ship ment of desks and chairs was cart ed into the new ANS home. To- day, moving began in earnest, with the Medical Division toting its baggage over. Next in line of move are Shattuck Building ANS offices, the Education and Construction Di- visions
 The entire moving job is expected to be completed this next weekend and the ANS will then be all under one roof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-14
TRESpASS CASE HOLDS CENTER
 OF COURT HERE

Sam and Iris Adams vs. s. A. Glover, a suit to recover $500 as damages for asserted trespass, was occupying the attention of the U. s. District Court here today, as an interlude between criminal prosecu- tionS.
 Plaintiffs attorney, William L. Paul. Jr., and defense attorney. Howard Stabler, quickly agreed on trial jury this morning and by the time the usual noon recess came around, direct examination of complaining witness Iris Adams had Teen completed and she was in the midst of being cross examined.
 The twelve citizens chosen on the trial jury to hear the cause are: Mayme c. Bucher, John Rogers, Earl s. Forsythe, Mike Pusich, William D. Burfield, Elizabeth Bas- co, Mildred Sparks, Ruth Glover, Anna Locken, F. F. Cameron, Isabel Cashen, Paul Ecklund.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-14
HELP FOR
 CRIPPLED
 CHILDREN
Dr. Block Returns Here from Trip to Anchorage
 Association Formed

The establishment of the Alaska Crippled Children's Association at Anchorage is a definite and prom ising step in the advancement of l a program for the care of Alaska s ' children who suffer from crippling conditions, Dr. N Berneta Block, Director of the Maternal and Child Health and Crippled Childrel. s Services, Territorial Department of Health, said today.
 pr. Block has returned to Ju- neau from ten day trip to the westward and Interior where she met with local organizations and physicians to discuss future plans for the Departments Crippled Chil- drens Program.
 Dr. Block went to Anchorage at the invition of the Alaska Crippled Childrens Association for the pur- pose of assisting in program plan ming.
 Contnle7ldS Association The members of the Association are to be commended for their eff fort to start such worthy organ ization and the results of its ac- tivities this. far indicates it will be 8 permanent good to the Terri tory, Doctor Block said.
 From Anchorage she went to Bethel and thence to Fairbanks to consult with physicians and local interested individuals and organiza- tions as to the best methods to be used in the case finding and care CT crippled children in the Terri tory
 Early Reporting Stressed
 There was general agreement, she said, that the problem of the care of crippled children is overwhelm- ing and necessitates considerable thought and planning. Early case finding and reporting of crippled children was stressed as an impor- tant factor in the prevention of advanced and incurable cases. The care of such cases presents a prob lem to the Health Department, Dr. Block said, inasmuch as they en- tail long periods of hospitalization and increased expense; and due to the fact that there are limited funds for operation, and few hos pital beds available.
 From, Plane To Dogteant
 The trip to Bethel was the first pr. Block had made since joining the staff of the Health Department. Very much interested in Alaska and things Alaskan she was particular ly impressed with the combining of the old and new methods of travel in the Kuskokwim country. Arriving at Bethel Airfield in DC- 3, she was bundled into parka and muluks and taken by dogteam tke Kuskckwim River to the Bethel Hospital, experiencing her first sled ride behind team of "Huskies."
 Although she has travelled in many parts of the world and by various means of transportation, Dr. Block said the transition from the most modern means of travel to the dogteam of early Alaskan days will always remain an out standing memory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-14
RESiCNATI0N OF ICkES IS
 HOT SUBJECT
(Continued from Page Onej {

Rumors had been flying more thickly than starlings at roasting time. And yet. shortly before yes- terdays new conference, a man close to Ickes said that the Sec retary had been wanting to retire for a long time.
 Maybe so, maybe so. But other friends say that Ickes would have remained on the job until the year two thousand if he had Eeen given half chance. Anyway, the self styled curmudgeon ceases to be Secretary of the Interior by Feb ruary 15. That is the gist of Pres ident Truman's letter accepting the resignation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-14
OF. NCCO MARINEWAYS.
 WILL START SOON.

Construction of Juneau's Marine Ways, including rock Till, dredging and the building of shops and stores is scheduled to start just as soon as weather conditions permit, possibly next month or early in April, Ernest Whitehead, Southeast Alaska Division representative of the Northern Commercial Company which is building the Marine Ways, told Chamber of Commerce mem bers at their noon luncheon in the Baranof's Gold Room today.
 Buildings will include a complete ly modern machine shop, equipped to handle any kind of boat repair work, a 50 foot by 100 foot store containing the company's office, display space, complete marine chandlery stocks, diesel motor parts, etc; boat shed and wood working shop R. J. Sommers Con struction Company have been awarded the contract on the com plete job, Whitehead stated.
 The Marine Ways will be located just north of the Small Boat liar bor, parallel with the rock fill of the harbor, and will cover a 300 foot by 700 foot area. The first ways to be constructed will have a 300 ton capacity, and as the aver age 65 foot fishing or pleasure craft to be serviced here runs about 80 tons, Whitehead is confident the ways will be competent to handle whatever comes in. Capacity of the second ways, to be constructed lat CT, will depend upon trade de- mands.
 A modern fuel service will also be installed at the basin, White head said, with gas and fuel oil tanks equipped for efficient servic- ing of boats.
 Reports On Scouting
 Dr. James c. Ryan, chairman of the Gastineau Channel District Boy Scout Council, gave a resume of the past weeks special activities in observing Boy Scout Week, as well as a review of the accom- plishments attained in advancing Boy Scouting throughout the Terri tory.
 Following pr. Ryan's talk, Ron Milligan. Secretary of the Ketch- ikan c of c, was introduced as leader in Scout work, and respond ed with a brief account of the re- organization and revitalization of Scouting which has taken place re- gently in that city.
 KetctikaR Day
 It was generally agreed that this was "Ketchikan Day" at the cham Der meeting, with Wilfred c. Stump, President of Ketcikan's Chamber extending that city's invi- tation to Juneau's President Char les W. Carter to come to Ketchikan to receive his honorary degree" from the Southeast Extension of the University of Alaska, which will be, he added, just a short distance from the Tuberculosis Hospital"
 Guests at today's meeting includ- ed Dr. James c. Ryan, Commission CT of Education, and guest speaker; M. C. Ouelette, Construction En- gineer, F w A, Division Office, Seattle; Wlfred c. Stump, lawyer; Ralph Bartholomew; Jack Maloca, fish-buyer; Ron Milligan, Credit Bureau, all four of Ketchikan, and Ed Locken, banker from Peters, burg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-14

New York's harbor churned with activity today, a paralyzing 10 day strike of tugboat workers ended and in Detroit the President of General Motors denied American business leaders drew up a program last December for a fight against union wage demand and price con- trols.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-14

The 18th and 97th Infantry Divis- ions wefe the only two sent to the Pacific to help in the occupation of Japan after they had seen action in Europe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-14

The designing of the battleship Missouri required 550,00O man-days, and the building 3,300.00o man-days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-14

The 99th Infantry Division used the blue -and-white checkerboard de- sign of William Pitts coat or arms on its shoulder patch.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-14

s--(43o yesterday to 430 a m tooay)
 WEATHER which into the Gulf Alaska morning second Islands this central Canada yesterday Plain this morning with temperatures reported Temperatures continue above normal has fallen along the from Washington the Aeuan and northwestern Canada and the randN Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-14
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN
Reports from Marine Stations at l2:30 P. M Today

MARINE HOURS Lynn Cana-south- miles showers Protected waters or
  miles hour increasing @ o 70 Sitka to ds 25 miles per hour becoming 25 30 miles per center2soo incneseastern Aleu-
Evening star., 1946-10-21
HELP MEN and WOMEN.
BILLING MACHINE OPERATORS,

BILLING MACHINE OPERATORS, expert
ence not necessary. -5-day, 40-hr. week.
APR1y M2Ep enR1STRfa5 RSTRRop oes s s daily wooP s
Mass. ave. NV. Y Ase See Miss sERasLING' BERG
CASHIER for residential hotel and apts,
S150 mo- to start; A -hr: week; no Sun
days or holidays Apply by letter only to
azF aAKpEss Es1sn Snaa 49, Sds0t
zkhk kEb wa Water Resa
Is permanent resident; tipping, and short
hand nec.; 40-hr., 5-day wk., pleasant
working conditions, good salary Call Mrs.
Snse Grsen' between am. and pm. q "a.
CLERK-TYPIsTs, addressograph. bookkeep-
ing machine. and IBM operators; 5-day
advancement; good salaries and working
s4nl e1nndltlons; experience not necessary ,,, The
GoMPToMETER GSshais,Sh; II opERAToRs-peTma-
Apply Employment once. End floor. THE
fNsPEcfGoHR hsSaa GH WRAPPERS. collectors Iaa pack
sition: chances for advancement: excellent
salary Apply employment office. HECHT
NsTRHcToFs G0; R1h # No for an art seboo stat,
ssa4slifcssi0ns s4: and a. experience. s' Box $S;K &
INTERIOR DECORATOR - Experienced
decorator for our interior decorating de-
partment. Excellent opportunity for risht
person. Apply employment ONCE, 2nd
hSGsi hSBoRaToRTc RHE HEcHT HTTE6GH9S,c,.N-one G9 IA to
sumo full charge of small clinical labora-
tory located in Arlington; must be able to
do all routine lab. procedures. S175-S200.
Phone CHI. 1900 -21
MAN AND WIFE, no children; on farm
nearby Md; wife do gh.w.: good salary,
with furnished house. Call at 1921 7th St
NV Phone MA OSLO -01
pediatrician's ofnce, four
afternoons week: OR. $500. ,,-21
COLORED MAN, reliable all-around
Evening star., 1946-10-21
HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN wanted for general work
and delivery in srocery store; references.
YY0OuNSSGS 7 SSSqN MEN to assist photographic max:
STUDIO. l1b5 Bladensbura I'd. ne -ss
xogSs rsnns MHN ansr VIE 81 sf % g sf rs 0t to
ness; must be over 21, Of neat appearance
men ana able ea t. N sst 4 sf co ac
e, for appointment. 1898 14th st. NV, Re
YOUNG WHITE MAN to help in awning
shop; must drive truck; steady lob. PROC
1FfSGfos IFE S3 81 sy2sraENr sssaes faRfs Co.
man man ss' as real estate salesman. earning ca
pacity unlimited. Call Mr.. Vinicur, GL.
ATTENTION. Ex-GIs-Draw subsistence al
lowance while you learn insurance busi-
ness as 1t should be taught and not by
trial and ] error methods; II you have
can meet the public this Is your oppor-
tunity to earn while you learn snd build
your own business that assures your future
nose Who saslits. For f Gss NEARBY ss Va. and ID
D. G. Box 40e-M, Star, -23
SEVERAL MEN for established milk routes;
Substantial drawing account; salary and
tive. Apply Room SOC. a5sS' Penna. ave.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for high
grade young man. with vision, interested
in future, to enter ofhce training: high
minimum; shorthand desirable: furnish
bond and pass physical exam. We are
ords, good appearance, ambitious and
willing to. work and study to achieve Sc
curity and success: Apply In person. don't
phone. NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.,
RETAfL CHAIN STORE FIELD few
openings available for ambitious young
men to learn this progressive business;
good opportunity for advancement, exper.
unless you are looking for regular work
Apply Safeway employment ONCE SAFE
RANk pssfEEs TIE T III 1nd ss n
bilious young man interested in good
permanent position with opportunity for
advancement; 5-day week with good pay
while learning. Give age. education and
references. Box 4I7-L. Star. %
able in the operations dept for veterans,
ages 21-30; VI. Of college preferable.
Apply room 240, washington National Air
90
Evening star., 1946-10-21
HELP WOMEN.

asss sst saos. sH aT ssss
ss;;;; iSss;!iss 'sS' 'si week
xppy RS Ts n Fssd ss iasFK khoas snd
WAITRESS. alsi raRiEEiss excellent. wages and tips. no
sos sHosf1 eorssE e asf sMos s5s iss Eye
sgE ssss .ssa ss es aR
Il: sBss: ss = ! S
:shos sP01s ss ns H esrrR ss grRyscss
Xhhsss s sms X Ests ssSl q or over s1Ds!lsRssd
assaa,s Shi'i szAass sT i s
;s ssss ssg ssGs ssgagsEs snf VI
WATT WaThtss ssa Hsntsd Hss ss ns
scientious and experienced person. to work
ThE i S i sAMgMgsFx M y xpUaPfY sEsrz6RSssST SFf'
s for new Es.!aqFsa.
WAIFsEssEs WAITRESS SiS wxNTED i nse Good ds salary,
geod gS%prA tips Apply L3NGpELLL0W. F3oD ooI
WsyAnI1rREssEs: yn1 3 Apply CERES LUNCH, nc.
WoSANs Won -; over eiN IS. as clerk for cigar eosn-
Me- MGNT n ,PHARMAcY, 1901 K Sc: NV: 20
@uss o ssss Ssys in sena selling II retail sId arm
WOMEN, 1s-35.--We viii train you to op-
salary, Sonus and overtime. la' It Is possibie
sToSEsTRAW cokP 900 S' rrshkln agps
WORCESTERSHIRE rates up to s29 per
week at the telephone company for ap-
p,isanss without dnsGt experience with pay
pay. pleasant working conditions. steady
as s ons of Il du you ar Hnsss 81 s ss
sRs y sa' + e %SzhsAPsRzks sRsi e
YOUNG LADY for general ONCE work,
prefer one with knowledge Of bookkeeping
good s salary ar VIII be paid % to psrso1 % WlIiipg
YOUNG LADY to assist in general of,ce
work; agreeable hours and good salary to
TonNe IA6Iss ss1 GSbEk GS7 ssa e. travel With
Tas ps PIsss Uss ss
travelling expenses paid: attractive. clean
cut appearance, intelligent and ambitious,
RsTs'1ss Ess Colonial sfe Hes sny
1sdGJs YouSG WoMAN h 81 with drugstore expert
ence: day work only; no Sundays. La
FAYETTE DRUG CO., 18th and Eye SITS.
Young WOMEN, white. attractive. for
physical training and receptionist work.
Apply after IL am, 401 Franklin Blog.,
YOUNG WOMEN who can qualify for-on-
Job training under GI Bill Of Rights: To
business. Must be over 81. of neat ap--
pearance and able to meet business End
professional men. Call CHAPMAN REALTY
CO.. INC, for appointment. 1925 14th st.
NV RE 1918. 20
COMBfNATION switchboard operator and
CLERK for night duty twhite), II pm: to
salary. Sl29 plus meals; For appt. cali
suditor;, SUBURBAN HOSPITAL Bethesda
ARIsTo CLEANERs-clerks for dry clean.
ing stores. We have several openings for
women as store clerks and managers; S35
to $40 weekly; excellent bonus; longe .ity
pay. 3 weeks paid leave yearly. Apply
bstysen, $3.50 am. ana g pm. ARIsIo
CO 04TT for appointment. -2l
Evening star., 1946-10-21
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-AudiIs bank and flnan.
cial reports. income and personal property
tax reports installed eSSeeess
ACCOUNTANT, expert. books started: kept
part time. audits, statemaeents, tax returns;
ADvERTIsiNG Man, With With experience in
layout. art directing and typography; con;
ysEsh aseat sh al aof phases xA2A nsana
eSNTzdT esS FACE fsai MAN and investigator. ,faows
ayaiiabis immed. BOX 4s0-M, Star. 25'
DENTIST. veteran. 6-yrs. experiences. age
another s Gentss ssnse NO. aes5ss Ssss n'h
DETECTIVE. dept. store and industrial
ssssss sae
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, 80, single. 1e41
Tsns dess n 6 oisoa sos sM sis' sr ssIvo
wife. want small apt. house or building
IN a1a ss
srlysr @ inhi io9 light ssiivery: sst tx $ssIi.
nssrpy 1ssf ans ya 'aTfna1n5 a157a wa'nlns.oaa ..
NAN solod M Sns aturdsy Maas wasa esn
ruIheS run elevator. tor DU. DUo STA.
MANAGEK. restaurant !. o. rohu slu5 e ;nn ssaIs'
ton. New YORK; married. "A years old:
complete charge. Box 491-M, Star. 21s
MANAGER for large apt. house Complete
chanic, wife assistant References. Avail
able Nov 1st BOX STR, Star 21s
MIMEOGRAPHING, low rates; prompt
Ma. s9e5. 81. 6705. 81.
PAINTER, first class, wants spare-ttme
work-Kitchens, baths or Kem-Tone. Best
FAINTER, eolored, desires lob by con-
experienced. reliable.
PHHoTOGRAPHER. with following; Is yrs
experience In men, women and children
desire permanent association with . better
Washington studio; willing to do homo
portraits. with own car. Box 12b-R- Star.
Evening star., 1946-10-21

COMPTOMETER OPERATOR desires 8
esEssMAKno es ns 'lis5sstsJRs seJs Ssn' W. T. asRs
SaEs5MzkG STS8 AMtdEs sslys as a.sirn, r.mod. :.r.
sERT. 1880 ITying NV. ADt. z; AD. 22ss:
ninss. Phone lincoln S3I2. 2a:
GIRL, colored, wants 4 hogrs morning
Ssauty ala shep aaREY Z fSs.oI ss asss
GIRL, colored, wants JOB. general house
GIRL anS eSo4sd saSkns xnt. Live m m sS15 @oif
dayTork; Haas days per week. Good references.
Ssh =. s.D:s aszs.
MRS MRS NARY rANRHAGsRs iaS s{RsRs SOC Sssd
SSRsa. saf sSaa0Oca colored, desires day duty! viii
take permanent Job; Doctors references.
-, 507l any time
doctors once; Phone dL. es47 a1'
D Ssdroc sRx asafas.dP .p.rs T.
aSs1'ls syRs2 Be-. 1ss ass ss.s s.a.
s5.1ss sss'i e s7zs en- nights
trained, open for employment. Cali Do.
sle9 es eoess rr.da
ate, industrial and governmental experi-
5-day week. Temple 1144. 22s
RY-STENOGRAPHER, GA yrf.
commercial experience; efdcient, con-
sciencious, capable Of assuming respon-
| sibility. Call Taylor 9239 22s
STEN0S (2), competent. in responsible en-
ployment, seek work after business hours.
Box 75-R, Star. 22s
TEAMED NURSE wants private cases; no
obstetrics. MISS HOLTZ. RA-, 8703. 81
Wans o5 i0ua dcctor ocs ana
aY6DTNG foa EaDY sss p:T
between SO pm. AT Ob4l.
Evening star., 1946-10-21
INSTRUCTIONS COURSE.

STENoGRAPHIC and seeretarial CLASSES
now forming: Beginners, and rsfrsshsr
m ri sub3ees
% yrs. Accredited; Approysd q sshool
coSrToMETGR 81 coHRsE. esss 70 learn:
s4o,S53 yk; position open; start BOYD
6RAfTING tarchitectuisi. machine and
typographical with snginesrins and ma
ssas tas xs'fEaRs assnlas Shas5 ~
HEfSNG d166RSKfclR 16sS Il PE rAHHf "a 2sos can e
safe and easy. professional instructors In
sslssmssss s'-''a'esi %asaSa1oS PsiysS y.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. an
subjects taught Approyed p Ss SGoyssnMsnHt Y1 1H
sSsSH1es e ssfSS Q & ss s. ,isss, issSs !,
e sssSns inDssyaSns ssSaa ias
sE@a lev si sIiEsssossisas & "a ssSs
McaSE slS fhy .ee co nss sss7 cenn .1e Ea
GUITAR, Spanish or Hawaiian. tausht IN
your home BY nationally kroWn tsscasrs; pss
eag e for
applied photography for beginners and ad-
yanced Students indiyidu.i instruction s d un1
aEhs akhea s!assss HSp Ri FlI4aas alsaa sHo.rlasD.
sna s1snnr ssssss kH
sfGED sf2h vi szs fff5 81 asi
the day. beginning. October 81: increase
ing exams. LAKE SCHOOL, 1l01 Vermont
aye rsx1NrS "a s6HooG aH M for inner seI.n,.
ty."', instruction in basic principles q
truth: individual and class. CO. 6436.
BEAUTY OPERATORS NKEDED-Modern
training in all subjects: day. night and
PARTING classes; get our free catal9gge.
.. G: requirements and GI training. 1340
aSf M a1s tsnsht est s; 1sas .ap.rt easy
Dark'ns specially als1.sSns5sl MEH v s1rS
ING SCHOOL, s7ol l4th St. North laS4.
1 WOULD LIKE TO TALK to reliable men
who would like to train in spare time to
learn welding, metal work, spray painting
as related to auto body and fender re-
pairing; should be mechanically inclined
and willing to train in spare time; will
not interfere with your Job: for info9ma-
tion about this training write at once, civ
ing name, address, age and working hours.
AUTO CRAFTS TRAINING. Box 2b9.M.
RSiEiFFRIGERArIoN, air conditioning; me
chanically inclined men get free facts
about repair and installation work oppoy-
tunities and gpare-time training plan.
Write UTuTTus. Box 26a-M, 9taf. IL
Evening star., 1946-10-21
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

C0LORED GIRL wants part-time Job ret
ting dinner afternoon and night; work as
waitress: references. Phone DE. 4094,
C0LORED GIRL. experienced, wants g.h.v.
full time. EX. S760.
COLORED GIRL desires work; B-dsy wk.
CoLoRgD MEN t2), desire work
evenings and SATURDAYS, cleaning noors,
CoLoRED WOMAN wants part-time. or
days work or full time: plain cooking:
DAYS WORK, Mon, Wed. Thurs; re-
EXPERIENCED Si'f sEss eI MAID, & good Cook: best
GousE Gs T. s9zA aRK ~s Window
washing, door cleaning. waxing, evenings.
Sat. and Sunday. BROWN. TR. l4a9 or
q SIRL: sssd soiored. desires work. cleaning .gss.
% Girl, 0 eolored, wants days work or
g.h.w.; S5. carfare; 5h days. GL. 527e.
GIRL wants DAYS work on Wednesdays;
Ink. Call Ii. 1895.
WOMAN. colored, wants part-time morn.
ing work; days weekly; cleaning, light
laundry: city refs. Ho. 1902:
WOMAN, colored, wants ladies' and mems
laundry work by the bundle; 80 cents up
each. TR. s503 or 24I 10th st. Sc. ~
WOMAN, colored, wants JOB. good house.
keeper excellent excellent. cook ,la 6-day week pre-
WHITE LADY wishes Inv In adult
family; 5 days week. oY. 1884.