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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Sharkey, Here as Referee,
Fauors Louis OUer Conn
BY CHARLES p. WARD

Will defeat Billy Conn when they meet in their heavy
weight championship bout next June.
opinion expressed Saturday by Jack Sharky for
heavyweight champion He Detroit referee wrestling
mat a Arcadia Monday night
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06


With Martz in this sock lineup
will be another amateur, Sgt.
Ronnie Williams. if he returns
here after his approaching dis
charge and two professional
stars-Sgt. Chick Harbert, who
also is expected to get out soon,
and Sam Byrd. rated by many
as the most consistent of golf S
long hitters.
MAY LAND HERE
Guess Battle Creek won't COM
plain if Detroit puts in a Joint
claim 10 Hsrbert, who before the
war was regarded the closest APP
proach to Thomson off the tees.
Besides. rumors persist that Har-
bert will wind up in this district,
possibly at Detroit Golf Club.
A big hitter even in his boy
hood days al Clinton Valley. spe-
cial attention was focused on
Martz one day during a junior
tournament at Red Run when he
planted a spoon second on the
18th green.
In the 1898 district tournament
at Plum Hollow, in which he was
runnerup TO Chris Brinke, Martz
won the driving contest with three
hits which totaled 732 yards from
the 10th tee. That's a lot of dis
tance on that hole.
LONG ONE RECALLED
Also, we recall seeing him drive
so far from the very back Of that
long tee on No. 8 at Oakland
Hills that he carried hole-high on
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Coach Cooney

Johnny Cooney who played The
outfield IN Boston for many years,
is a new coach Of the Braves
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

Louis Is just too good for
Conn.," explained Sharkey, who,
despite his graying hair and 43
years. looks almost fit enough
TO engage in a heavyweight
-4ttle-ftef4.- himself
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Riff Threatens
Bell Bout Here
By CHARLES p. WARD

A rift has come in the affairs
Of the newly formed firm OF VIII
ilamS g. Newman, managers OF
boxers, and specifically of o'Neill
Bell. Williams recently signed for
a bout between Bell and Ray
(Sugar) Robinson TO be held at
the Olympia. Jan. Is.
Saturday Senior Newman said
the bout would not be held. az
least on that date.
A few hours later Boxing Com
missioner John j. Hettche said IL
definitely would be held in Detroit,
II not on Jan Is then on a later
date.
From the bed of pain that ne
has occupied since Nov. %. Nick
Londes, who intended 10 stage the
match, screamed his anguish.
REASON FOR TROUBLE
The trouble between Mr.. Will
liams and Senor Newman devel-
oped because of cauliflower. II
is located on the left side of Bells
head and il was received in the
Detroiter's recent Olympia fight
with California Jackie Wilson.
Look at IT," said Senior New
man as he pointed 10 the ear in
the Williams gym and the tin
cared brethren gathered around
to envy. ut looks like an over
ripe avocado right now and IL
has been lanced twice. If he
tries to fight Robinson with an
ear like that he will come out
of the fight with an ear that
looks like an egg plant"
This rev concern for the beauty
of his fighters is something new.
with -SeHoF- Newman, and might bt
taken as an indication that the
years that have frosted his swar,
thy temples also have softened hin
somewhat.
Back in 1919, for instance, SenoI
Newman was the manager oi
Stanley Soakum Yoakum, bit oi
human granite that he discovered
in the foothills of the Rockies
In boxing Mr. -Yoakum disdainee
defense as sissifed, relying for
safety entirely upon the rugged
ness of his constitution.
JUST SITS BACK
Senor Newman matched Soakum
Yoakum with Charley White, a
Chicago lightweight who had one
of the best left-hooks boxing has
ever seen. Then he sat back u
see what would happen.
Mr.. White bounced Textbooks
off the chin of Soakum Yoakur1
until his fists became sore. But
Soakum soaked up all the pun
ishment without batting an eye.
'In the tenth round" Senor
Newman used 10 boast. "Mr.
White wanted TO go over the top
rope and his managers, Tommy
Walsh and Nate Lewis, had to
coax him to finish. He did and
win the duke In IL but only be-
cause Soakum had fallen of a
motorcycle the day before and
was not himself"
Hettche has put the matter up
can for the state boxing commits
sion. If he finds Bell is able 10
fight, he will have TO fulfill his
TO Or. Nathan II. Schlafer, physk
contract or face suspension.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
A MIGHTY FoURSoME

II the loss of that weight hasn't
deprived him of too much of his
former power. he'll qualify for
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Last Weeks Puzzle Solution

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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Crisler Advocates
B Grid Teams
BY Z. A. BACHELOR JR.

ExpanSionist might be the word
to describe Fritz Crisler, the big.
Suave, University of Michigan
athletic director. Some might call
Crisler a visionary but that has
certain connotations OF imprac-
ticality that don't quite describe a
fellow who can be visionary yet
shrewd at the same time.
Crisler wants bigger yet not
necessarily better sports. In other
words, while as coach he will
consecrate the burden Of his
efforts to improving U. OF M. foot
ball varsitieS. He insists. that as
athletic director. he wants foot
ball for all-at least for all that
want il. And. he declares, there
are a great many more young men
at Michigan who want 10 play
football than can be accom-
modated on the varsity squad.
His solution? 1t is a return TO
the B team system that was given
a brief trial in the Big Ten a
decade ago and he would go step
further and add 15o-pound foot
ball.
Crisler insists the B theory
failed because it was based on a
fallacy. 1t was conceived on the
premise that if, for example
Michigan's varsity went to Colum-
bus to play Ohio State mass
migration of the student body
could be prevented by bringing
the OSU B team TO play at Anr
! A rf,rr- ff1s-SsYr-p- r}av
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
HE NEEDS SUPPORT

In brief, Crisler believes CON-
petition is the lifeblood of college
sport. II he can be assured of
cooperation among his fellow Big
Ten athletic directors then row.
ing. boxing, inter-school squash
and handball rivalry may well be-
come part of Michigan's athletic
calendar.
AS he expresses ii, ITS fun for
you and me 10 play golf or have
a wrestling match between our
selves but it's even more fun if
we can 60 down to Champaign
and beat couple of Illinois guys" "
The big fellow is a. competitor.
something certain educators may
deplore but not bad American
trait when you review 1941-45.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
THEY STAYED AWAY

Not only did the student body,
duly euipped with pennants, ban
ners and various types of anti
freeze, continue their migrations
but the B teams frequently played
as though they would have pre-
ferred being in the stands watch
ing the varsity.
AS a former member of the Ivy
League, 150-pound football is a
subject dear to Crislers heart.
When coaching Princeton he was
instrumental in making football
available for the pint-sized lads.
But Crisler, a realist, accen-
tuates the fact that he would offer
these games as an adjunct to. not
a substitute for. varsity competi-
tim
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
BETTER PUNCHER

title fight himself.
Evening star., 1946-07-06
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See Poee A-3
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DRAFTING AND COMPUTATION by ersd
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Evening star., 1946-07-06
HELP WoMEN.

YOUNG LADY--General once work. ex-
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ginner, Apply CONSUMERS CREDIT
SERVICE, 1927 r. !, ave, Mt. Rainier, Md.
-
YOUNG LADY, general office work. some
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d. c.
YOUNG LADY, Office work typing neces-
safy; o-day wk.; conv. location. MA. 1894
ONE OF wAsHINGToN's leading depa rt-
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their infants wear department. must
have previous experience in this type of
msrchandlse. Bog 4l1k, Star. -~6
EXCELLENT opportunity for personable
young lady with initiative and resource
fuiness, for expanding financial institu-
tlon; must be able to type and meet the
nunlic Apply in person to Mr.. Flax
EQUITABLE CREDIT CO, 1900 Fl st. ne
3
POSITION, permanent. in
portrait studio for young lady "A years old
or over interested in advancement and
career. Photographic experience unneces-
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opportunity. Phone Miss Hyland. ME. 5000.
Ext 536. am TO am.
MAN AND WIFE twhitet, wife TO act as
working manager of rooming house. man
to have his own outside work; free fur
nlshed quarters and vases: references re-
CURED. NO. 1888: If no reply try DU.
1905 -
Evening star., 1946-07-06
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

BARY SITTERS. MA. 1870. Ext. 200 -
osaS other help live in. 1925 St NV, 20,
GIRL. colored, wants job as mothers help
GIRL. reliable. colored. wants Mon. Tues.
and Wed. days work. Franklin 7Ga3
GIRI. colored, neat, desires position for
oh W, IN bachelor apt. ELIZABETH HAW-
KTNS 1924 Florida ave. ne
Girl. colored. experienced, 5fa-day week;
ehW to pm RIA. 5I26.
GIRL, colored, desires days work very
f experienced and energetic; S5 day and
GIRL, colored reliable wishes days work.
50 plus carfare LII. 1920. Call between
sos ! p As n NAin; d. eolored' days week, m
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER, colored, desire
work going north for summer with fam
lily that does not object to child and can
supply pleasant quarters sal unimportant
NEAT EXPERIENCED COOK with best of
rsierenGeT Tsst niI diso fiys and half days s$5.
RELIABLE coSioRED WOMAN wishes
@ cleaning or ironing by the day or "a day
WOMAN, neat, colored, wants days work,
A GOOD LAUNDRESS would like work By
the day. Du. 95S5. -
Evening star., 1946-07-06
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned.
PIEe0 RF ana aql9Ste9 IlSIr d All goIk orr gqarsnteed
sf:j S 14th 1' St NV nv led TYPEWRITER CO.
APPLIANCES, ali makes tslsctric, expert
leDafd ea oLLEs LF!sksR RRorHBE ffEsr ssa W2
work: For estimates N NcaEI Nix. N M1iIRR, tfPa
BUILDING AND REPAIR WORK. from
oasemen! 70 attic: also all kinds Of con-
GGste ana ors!nsse work, driveways ? o
DAf "a 60 'e"4 Wis, ave Bethesda. Nd.
CAMERA REPAiRING. Gail FULLER 4
Al BERT INC. National 4712, Sl5 IOtn
CARPENTRY screenine. seneral remodel
ins' c u;oal. save by desllng ditect With mechsn-
GARTENTKFhyaF FhyaF S53en GooRAAT Ara no brcS S@ vot
waterEroof1ng, painting plasterins. roofing,
in,qla,ion saye Hg as5ssfGs sdlag aTspTooans
CEMENT WORK: 90 work mSse!t. T
ALLEN, Call from to am, Ma a1.74.
CLEANING of upholstered furniture ana
uss By, new and revolutionary process, SEN
Sational results guaranteed; work done
gRIFy R1 0sn hGms me ES5 Ko fSna'es 5ds call MR.
COMPLETE HOME REPAIRING and re-
m0Getns; nor ms paperng' psintins, p!asterins
lIaanndseaping Ia an45a quick service IDEAL HOME
n9fs tnm9fpsFOvEMENT Intij y CO. 1908 U st. NV. AD.
DEvELoPING FILMS. printing. en,srstn.
See BRENNER's EXPERTS, a33 Pa. ave ave
ELECTRICIAN-D C. and Md c4-hour
service. freproot wiring repairs and New new
EnTeTkie niTEefens wrRISe II ma x,uTeI pI .rs
ELEGTRIcAL wiRING&Done iRTN ga are g. "a sSns sSsl
soi electrician. Licensed and bonded Ii.
ELECTRICM WORK. any kind: wiring .
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ELEcTRnacAL, FixrtRks hHA f99s snd floor lamp. an
JoLIEs BRoTHPRg aeo TTHfPaged w9Ek sSa
FLOORS IL sANDED and finished expert
FLOORS ssNbfn 4 GnSER ANb Pr REfISisnrp FINS b,
LONG & STONE FLOOR SERVICE RA
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A TBLERs REssnShse FIooR elesRss sRsvicF isna
fs.s ~: o49o' sats,' suns. and nights: TE.
FLOORS sANDED and rehnished; modern
by DUKES floor service. Gail RE. saa6
%Gsc snlX i,s5 Park I'd. NV. RA, si5s. Mr.
FOR CoRNICEs and custom de decora-
GENERAL BRICK ASDD4 tD4 eEaKNT cf W. f0VS; York;
4sSar@s f. sa ss9s' hssii Pgs
,, g.
GEN. REPAIRS. plastering. Carpentry
paint. cement, Water-proofine; work guar:
Whlte mech: prompt serv EX 5lQQ %
GRINDING AND SHARPENING - Barber
shears, clippers; veterinarians tools, house
KNIVES KNIVES surglcal cutlery. gardening tmuis-
l4l4 l4th st, HO. 1414 "a
PLUMBER. REGISTERED; repair and jobbins
specially. Do our own work L, A Nc
DoNNELL, 1889 Park I'd. NV. Ho. s0S3.
MULTILITH OR MIMEoCRapu vs,;...
No Job too large or too small Comnist.
publishing and mailing services for weekly
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CARPENTRY. fencing and pa
per hanging. Try us hrst Reasonable
rates Call sundays any time, weekdays
after 9 m. WILMER, GE. 1859
CONTINUED on Next PaSs.1
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CoLoRED Girl. desires nursing Job. DI
D,REssMAkING. design, ,remod,, alters-
fSfERT '' sTESoGRarHER 1Sas RAJ fR aceoun,sa A1 4s
fP9F6sBoaesR F. Box 4o nes!
GIRL. colored. hish school graduate wants
GiRf IGn as cSInTaa lSPss Gall Cn+ FIR o 92Is -
3 days per wk.; references; call HI I3a3
GIRL, colored, desires ofhce work Of some
booHkeap1nf nH Sn91HieaFs OF h9s fair typist some
INTELLIGENT GIRLs (a> with - months
nurses training, desire positions IN doc
and aqrs a}TeT GffiGe Can al GE 1905 before II m.
LADY, refined. experienced, unencumbered
eefrtS snt orrc position as manaeing hostess in
LADY with daughter, refined, experienced
W9shes VI a,r apt IN IN exchange e for management
n NAN S0m, And s9y WIFE % wilt S5at excellent s,osr
ence and reference, desire resident man
ssershlp Of medium-siZe apartment house
man permanently empioyed IN Govt Sery
ieiephone GE' 1880 ii pm. or later any
SCHOOLGIRL wants lob as mother.
ne,oer @ care OF children, 5la-day week
WAITRESS. colored, experienced. desire.
MS W0rki gay or night IN restaurant. Cal
IANITRESS-Apt. or roomins house BY re-
liable c0lored woman for quarters Phone
An 45h5 anytime
WOMAN, colored, wants work as chamber
maid in hotel; exper CAN ME- 1851
WOMAN, colored. wishes place as cook:
good references and willing to work DU
WOMAN, colored, wishes ? days work,
Mon. Tues, Thurs; 65c hour ana carfare
WOMAN. colored. wants morning work q
to ] cleaning apt employed persons O,
sit in with child evenings: excellent ref
erences. North 4173
YOUNG WOMAN, teacher. wants any kind
Of work for July and August. Write Box
233-R. Star
YOUNG WOMAN. college graduate, six
years experience, desires position with
newspaper or magaline by Aug. l. Box
2o-S Star
Evening star., 1946-07-06
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS. resi-
5oHE @pR isfs ls ES'R95s Pss6s
ASPHALT AND coNcRE:TriE. construction
GoNsfEacTfoN osaes HoE SPse'ai co'' sH $50 HARPER
shs"lss pARaAM aIsf N wal W. aos saite G me
) pT william H GA cAssD9. 5i19 Ii. 4 as@S s5
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. hagStone
PoFehsE r7TGc1o and Talks Shtmneys freplaces
CoNsTRUCTING dTiTewsys and sire wal Wsikways
sna spseis1Fy se1paFng Hh GaISP1a Or SencEee eg
II3sfls 4i43 90 vo SoMa 9NaG GNllf PAVING CO" 81.
fLooRs saNDED, yehnished; old floors
rock bottom prices. BROWN, co. 1908.
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best:
ING CONTRACTORS. NC. isis W5scon-
IKoS WORK. IRE escapes. railing, angles.
beams. guards. burglary protection gates.
HISS nfpoT gsTsses easy terms free estimates
PAINTING, papering, interior and exterior
Ts3ssd NJ Willis METRoPoE1rAR l7F 8 fglRne coz
iKAGIiNG CO. TR $3.50 eve. TR. 1910.
PAINTING AND DECoRATING-4o years
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LUCAS. LUCAS & LUCAS. S"3 Emerson st,
4 CE. 1863 or RA $3.50 IA
PAiNTING. DECORATING, paperlns floor
rennlSainE, roof repairs, waJerprooflne
WORK guar; white mechanics: references.
es-ahliShed 1925. GILBERT d HAMILTON.
REMODEL. mooernize your hom. now:
Te;mS. Tree estimate NATIONAL. install
aAIioS co; 55o2 Wis. ave WI 1900
ROOF REPMRS, renewed. painted cutters
seTy sep'S IrgNf Irfe eI5psteI 20 years reab;e
ROOF REPAIRING, gutter spoutine and
roct painting. free estimates PAYNES
RooENG co. MI AI16 Il.
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while have ma
;eria!S: repairing ard remooelng in the
dai! Phone 81, 3942 eyes. except Friday
ard Saturday. w D TAYLOR. ContTacfo~
SCRAPING, plastering. carpenterins. pa
per hsnslng l ana painting; For prorpi
,sed Call after pm. or Sunday.
IN Va. AND WASH cali PATTERSON
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$3.50 M 81 nv zone no AGO
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Evening star., 1946-07-06
HELP MEN.
sTOCKROOM CLERK, perm

STOCKROOM CLERK, permanent; starting
salary .oc per hour: time and one-half
acuVe StocErcom. Will require alert. in
dustrlouS young man. age 2232 Apply
LINEN SERVICE co. @34i sth ST. IT, NV Nv ~
TAILOR, good hours and good salary: must
pc. experienced. Apply RANDALL co.
TIRE SALESMAN, experienced in selling
truck tires and recapnine; Washington and
vIclnity; car is necessary; Arlington con-
GILL, GIL 6494, between 8 and 5 3
TRUCK DRIVERS and laborers. wanted to
handle brick and cinder block; also !
If9ES Ne mesaanis nSs 1s,dad and helper J. TAY-
TRUCK DRIVER with furniture expert
snce; EMS Cau IN erson, KANE MOVING CO.,
TRucK t5F.lf MfFc2HANTTc, II work night shift a a.
SM1TF S2h Il TRANsT5R 6s N6 \ $ss3 STORAGE CO SS0i
TYPIsT for general ofice work: must be
yeteFsn ytaf an aohour week good salary spe-
sion plan. hoSpitallzation-after period Of
gYayllflcatlon Iny o1,r,, Apply manager; Garrison
xaTtns aHt1hSfaMhRs fondSn & pn4 TOP Of ssf ToEs sood
Ma. $50 =
VETERAN or retired veteran TO spend fun
stores OF America to interested business
veterans at heart, this is your chance to to
at the same time. Phone National i 718
9l, Or GalI a. l435 H st NV.
VETERANS -, All-veteran cab company
pelng organized IN Silver Spring, Md .
excellent opportunity for veterans with
9-ooor seasns, or able to get same to
s5ta6lish establish themselves in a secure profitable
business Operations scheduled to com
mence July -, sH. 2557 for particulars.
WATCHMAKER-We are looking for a
St-Gld . n y-n n trI
LmpoTter None other need apply. No, ap-
son6i1lonS, 6 Srs See See Mr.. MoNGELLL 'o&, H
WINDOW TRiMMERs-our new plan Will
y9 and hsP K9q
PLAYS III" & St. PEW. NV NA XopnHN a4df DIS
YOUNG MAN to work in store, 6 days
Seekly: wee no experience necessary, EAST :
ERN pELlcATEsSEN 1900 East CAPITOL
YOUNG MAN for electrical appliance store.
MIN ,,s knoWlease OF Tepalr& s, on electricai sp
FLIANCE CO, 1905 Conn. ave. NV, Mon
A1TENTioS. vETERhSSs:-r III 4 ( IS you are m
cure future while earning a comforta Bile
!lging. here are , reasons why you should
oteIt ofhlate co with US us we are one Of the
Of o. hospiI allization, l medical, health. accl-
dent and life insurance. . No canvass
ing required You are furnished names
3 Our educational program has been ap-
proved for veterans on-the-iob training
Insurance experience not required; selling
experience helpful: automobile a neces-
4 RARE oPPoRTUNIfY.' 'for for man to lake
complete charge of office. must be an
executive and have thorough knowledge
Of Bookkeeping $1,000 per wear with
bonus TO start Box 343-S, Star S
TWO experienced floor sanders. VIII pay
top price. Ii. $3.50 x
lst AND, End ,CoOK-Complete charge of
kitchen, liberal vases. Call Soloh0ns 1866,
Evening star., 1946-07-06
SITUATIONS MEk.

AAA PROMOTER, industrial engineer and
oFsaaI1eE ysgI O. 70 years eSpeyiegee seeks
ACCOUNTANT. expert, books started, kept,
audited tax reports, monthly service
s.t9et1SmYeHiS .9 16YeH I PROMPT. reas. sH, 1854. g.
AItOtNTANT, expert. books started. kept
part time. audits. statements, tax returns
city cay, references. Or cora
saT5i aGcotNTfSi. n l.co expert weekiy monIhy
AUDITOR. veteran, married: 80. yrs
eoRStTnc go 92o,It -4Gn eXper u s ard foreign,.
employment, etc, 2i2 yrs accounting edu-
sation, s3d nsr de desires perm nositien, Salary
BOY. soloEsd. il. wants WORK; help COOK.
BOY. IA, wants work during summer, in
ELDERLY MAN. eood health and habits.
trustworthy and reliable, desires position
Man 25 tTus address eoHsdsntsI s6x asent or
JANIIoR desires Job with quarters. mod
err bldg. GE: 561o. -
sirss WORK ao sa SinFS m some ayeiI Know; qs-
edge OF comm: and finance: Govt en-
SsN sIsysd yo15S 1s52 doie4s5 ETeas5ick re6. 81
e.,7 q any n End sxper elev and svitchOoard
MAN AND WIFE would Ike to take over
SIX years at present address co 52S3
8 o'clock evenings or Sunday morning :.
e2is pSons 4E 6452 S52
PASTRY BAKER, white. ~ yrs expert
ence excellent Oh all types OF fine pastries,
wants Work III arst-class restaurant or
MOTEL where conditions are good Phone
Dass5Ilnston Pa II e3-F-3 collect. or write Box
PHARMaCIST, would consider position in
nearby Va or Nd. provided nice APT or
hoqSe aHallaele. Box asT, Star. 20
Soia SGhooi' b Bol: wants work as delt'eFer;
VETERAN wants work painting. by the
VETERAN, years exp, as al, around ma
chinist. > yrs. technical schooI.ns: can DO
electrical work. plumbing, welding: good
WINDOW TRIMMER. free lance. familiar
Win snoes For appointment call IA s129,
YOUNG MAN wants work of any kind with
p or.Elns license. Call DI 56,9
Young MAN, veteran, mechanically in
clined, some experience in automobile
bill. JOHN HAROLD GARNETT, 1905
YOUNG HEATING, ventiating engr.. with
.ocs! constr. sales experience. desires posi-
na ,toni am matried. perm. resident; have
GS1 Yo1SG ssf MaS sox n snn married Sober 81
and commercial photography e. expegience. i \ c..
Viliing 70 start from bottom in we'll
eestsblished studio. MURRAY N. BERIAN.
ATTENTION. tMPEoyFRsMAt TcTF j. K the the very
Least, $1,000 900 worth of imasina ton,
pleasant ageress;veness and initiative is
heine wasted if you don't employ me
flstofY, Newspaper reporter for IL yrs
infantry officer with D. F c., 81 yrs old.
plane. Make offers outlining sob and pay
to Box eSI-S Star