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Evening star., 1947-05-18
The Burning Doubt
BY EDWARD s. FOX
illustrated by Henry Luhrs

her hand against his face He mustn't feel
too well" she said to his father.
David pressed his lips together to keep
them from trembling I'm just not hun
gry.' he insisted.
suppose we 60 upstairs she said.
David slid obediently from his chair, and
his mother put her arm across his shoulders
and drew him from the ROOM She made him
lie down while she took his temperature. She
sat on the bed beside him, and in a minute
she took the thermometer from his mouth.
Frowning little, she laid it on the table
beside the bed. ''Ninety-eight," she said.
Her fingers pressed his stomach. Does it
hurt here?"
He shook his head
'Here?" She touched his throat.
Again he shook his head.
Where does it hurt, darling?'
He didn't answer
SHE leaned across him, one elbow on the
bed. Her other hand brushed his hair back
from his forehead. The trouble must be up
here then. What isit. David? What wrong?"
David pressed his lips together firmly.
Tell me, David His mothers voice
grew chiding. 'You and never keep secrets
from each other, do we?'
He shook his head
Then please tell me. What is it,"
He stared at the little silver necklace
dangling from his mothers neck The light
shone on it. wavy and sparkling, as though
he were looking at it through a glass of
water
Mummy, didn't you want me to be
born?" The words slipped out before he
could stop them.
His mothers hand stopped stroking his
head. A funny look crossed her face. And
then she said, Why, David, what do you
Evening star., 1947-05-18
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will not mar or chip.
Evening star., 1947-05-18
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Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17
Civil Service Positions
Are Open For Card
TabulatOr Operators

Federal civil service eX-
aminations for appointment to the
positions of card punch operator,
tabulating equipment operator, and
tabulating machine operator.
Persons who desire permanent po-
sitions will have an opportunity to
file for a civil service examination
leading to probational appointment
with permanent classified civil serv-
ice status in these positions in var
ious federal government agencies
in the states of Idaho, Montana,
Oregon and Washington.
The entrance salaries for these
positions range from $1,756 to
$3,O21 a year.
Applicants will not be required
to take a written test, but will be
graded on the basis of their expert
ence and training.
Applicants must be between the
ages of 10 and 62, except that these
age limits may be waived for vet
Grams and under certain conditions
for war service indefinite employ
ees.
Further information on these ex-
aminations and the necessary appli-
cation forms for applying may be
obtained from the Secretary, Board
of U. S. Civil Service Examiners,
at any first or second-class post
office or from the Director, Eleventh
U. S. Civil Service Region, Room a.,
Central Building, Seattle a, Wash.
Applications must be received by
the Director, Eleventh U. S. Civil
Service Region, Asst Central Build
ing, Seattle a, Wash, not later than
Jan. s., 1913.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17

Dessert at 1880 preceded the eve,
ming of bridge when Mrs. L. C
Foote was hostess to her club Mon.
day at a Christmas party at hel
home. An exchange of gifts was
featured. Honors went to Mrs
Kenneth Walker, Mrs. Glenn Ander-
son and Mrs. Roy Edwards.
The Brownie Scout troop of the
East school held a Christmas party
Tuesday from a to 6 at the parish
hall. Miss Katherine McConnen, a
teacher in the school, and mothers
of the girls were in charge of en-
tertainment. Games were played
and carols sung, after which a lunch
was served by Mrs. E. R. Bradford,
Mrs. Orr, Mrs. George Andrews,
Mrs. T. j.. Hartley, Mrs. Lucius
Conrad, Mrs. Michael and Mrs. Paul
McLarnon. Christmas decorations
were used. Other mothers present
were Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. Thomas
Everett, Mrs. Schneider and Mrs.
Calvert. Mrs. ]. l.. Tubman vas a
guest of the group. Mrs. Emmett
Vaughn and Miss McConnon are
troop leaders.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17
U. S. Girl Held In Hungaryj
Reason for Arrest Denied

BUDAPEST, HUNGARY. - Miss
Elizabeth Pallos, 81, American Sec
rotary in the Associated Press office
in Budapest, was in custody of Hun
garian police on ~unspeciied charges.
Three Hungarian plain clothes men
arrested her at her home. They re-
fused to say why, despite inquiries
from three American legation Off
Gals.
Miss Pallos is a native of Pitts
burgh. Her father, Francis Pallos,
served in the Hungarian embassy in
Washington from 1913 to 1896, when
he retired. His daughter came to
Budapest just before the war to care
for him when he became i'll.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17
REHABILITATION GIVEN
100 IN IS COUNTIES

Over 100 men,, women and young
people of e~mployable age are re-
ceiving vocational rehabihta ton
services in southeastern Montana,
o. V. Crumbaker of Billings stated
last week in Laurel. This shows
a continuing growth and expansion
since the establishment of the Bill
lings branch office of the bureau
of vocational rehabilitation. More
than 100 other people are under in
vestigation or deferred to allow the
completion of high school work.
The branch office serves 16 south
and southeastern counties of Mon
tana with itinerant service arrang-
ed to allow frequent contacts with
handicapped individuals and coop
Grating agencies in other communit-
ties. The bureau provides a free
public service, with the objective of
restoring handicapped persons to
useful and r~emunerative employ
ment.
AS of December 1947, it is noted
that 81 individuals are in training
from this area. Eleven other cases
are in waiting for medical exam
ination reports, 80 are in the coun-
selling and planning stage and five
others have their plans completed.
Four are listed as ready for en-
ployment, with 20 others now in re-
munerative employment. Four peo-
pie are in interrupted status.
Eleven people are receiving phys
ical restoration services and pros
thetic appliances, or are in the n
valescent stage. Here the bureau
supplements the individuals person
al finances as necessary to provide
the necessary service, to enable him
to enter or remain in gainful en-
ployment. This service may include
surgery, disqualification, artificial
arms or legs, hearing aids and other
devices to make a person employ
able.
In all classifications these fig
ures are numerically above Deem
Der 1915. At that time the Bill
lings office area covered 26 coun-
ties instead of the 16 now being
served.
In regard to Yellowstone county,
Crumbaker said that 40 cases were
listed for this area. Thirteen of
them are in training courses and
seven are recovering physical re-
storation services or are convalesc-
ing. An additional 81 new names
are under consideration.
The Billings office is at 206 North
Tw~enty-seventh street.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17
State Department Inquiries
Into Use Of Ships by Russia

WASHINGTON. The state de-
partment is investigating reports
that Russia is using lend-lease ships
to compete with American mer-
chant vessels at cut rates.
Authoritative sources said one of
the ships now flying the Soviet flag,
the Sukhona II, left Baltimore har-
Dor for Sweden with a cargo of
American coal.
Reports also are being checked
that several other Russian lend
lease ships have transported coal to
Sweden in recent weeks.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17
The Outlook Says:

Entertaining in honor of her sis
ter, Mrs. FATE DeMers, at a pre-
nuptial shower, Mrs. Geneva Jolley
was hostess at her home Monday.
Games and needlework occupied the
evening and dessert was served.
Attending were Mrs. Fred Griffey,
Mrs. Maude Roberts, Miss Grace
Stadalman, Mrs. Clinton Anderson,
Mrs. Mary Ann Drury, Mrs. George
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17
HAPPENINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ted c. Bundy and
son Lonnie plan to spend Christmas
in Billings with Mrs. Bundy's moth
er, Mrs. Mary Berger. They will
be joined there by Mrs. Berger's
son, Arnold Berger, a law student
at the University of Montana at
Missoula.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17

Peterson, Mrs. C. C. Ferguson, Mrs.
Howard Carter, Mrs. Daniel Fox,
Miss Betty Gibson, Mrs. William
Smith, Mrs. Ralph Bailey, Mrs.
Jolley and the honor guest, Mrs.
DeMers.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17
Rope ana I'wIne Volume

The cordage industry produced
about 200 million pounds of rope
and Irvine last year. To ship this
cordage by rail would require a
freight train 500 miles long, with
1866 cars.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17
All of Same Sex

All of Same Sex
Armadillos always produce quad
ruplets, and the babies are always
either all males or all females.
The Valley settler., 1947-08-07

rrE REGULAR LETTING OF TIE 1ATAlTUSEA
VALLEY DAIRY ASSOCIATION will be held at
500 pm. August IL, in the Extension
o@1ica.
n Z soU7DcUGzz's have cancelled their Aug
uet meeting due to "berry picking" t ine.
their soptons er meeting will be held at
RS. aud ~are's.
The Valley settler., 1947-08-07
notice.!

Iomemakers wanting to 50 on the berry
tour IN tie highway on Friday, August Is,
are asked to register at the Extension
o%fice by Monday, August 18th. Unless
5 or more register the tour will not be
held.
SPECIAL LEE1T-G
The Homemakers Council will hold a special
Meeting Monday, Aug. Il, 81 1880 All. in
the Extension fice. Ib Is hoped that
Ill clubs viii be we'll represented.
S*%;Ets*&;* ssSf>*& <HkHE
TAX CU1IssIOR VISITS 1AlE2
M. ~. 1nllanoy, territorial tax con-
atsai3nor, visited in 2a11er today.
Tie tax del inqnont doadlAno Cor this GUAR
TOR is July 81, but a volunteer disclosure
BY business organizations and individuals
.ay save q trip to court.
l-r. 1ullanoy is offoctias a collection OF
taxes due the territory and says tho de-
2artmont expects to be fair and cons or
ate put there will be no irrlunit les for
n01-DaTront Of taxes. Vio1ators can o71-
poct to be prosecuted to tire full extent
Or the Law.
system has been established and list
complied showing all delinquent taxes for -
every Alaska enterprise. If those Who are
delinquent Will cone in and make voluntary
enclosure and give good roas son MY they
are de- iHgucnt. agreeable conclusions may
pc net which rould arovont Law proceedings
The delinquent penalty is per cent in
Jcrcst per month on unpaid taxes. This
means that the interest for tho second
month wou1d be 10 per cent and the third
month Is per cont and cont inui1g to in
crease five percent each thirty day period
*EE**sS3< y ~: }%.f,s|; ~
m l0Uaont gives health, sobr1oty, and
morals. Constant employment and we'll paid
labor produce, in q country ike ours, con
ora1 prosperity, content, and cheorfulnosa
thus ha0py have We seen the country.
---Dantcl Webster
Give Us employment in place Of onnuo; for
70 must have ono or the other.
The Valley settler., 1947-08-07
s. &c AL let T-G

The Homemakers Council will hold spec ia
Meeting Monday, Aug. II, 81 1880 All. il
the Extension Off ice. Ib is hoped that
ell clubs viii be we'll presented.
$*<* ~ -. :<1t.:
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COL. WOMAN wants part-time e.h,w.,
morn; work. or days work. IW. 235l'
GIn. e s4 desire: pos ehtas
GIRL, colored. desires perm. lob light
housework, plain cooking; ref. MI. 42f4,
GIRL, colored, wants job as elevator OPP
orator or maid in dress shop; refs. TR.
GIRL. colored, wishes part-time work or
gays s9 Work; any hours any time Saturday
GIRL; colored; wants g.h.w.; days work or
GIRL, colored, wants days work; maid or
s e1S t. co oi w wants ass. s.hw; Mon-ETi
GIRL, colored,, desires g.h.w. of any kind;
day Or wk also waitress FIR l55 5dna
VIZ 4a sS0 ask Eaf feT e aRAcE E0Fk MONDAYS
LADY. colored,, reliable. wishes a -full-time
MAID, reliable. wants is days work in apt :;
MAID. colored. desires to care for elderly
SsSss g snS No. 'oPR A st.
LADY. colored, young, with high school
course at cardozo Night School, reliable
cfice work ME. ,2s42.
wishes EMPLOYMENT as housekeeper. LII
4724. 16a
WOMAN, colored, experienced, desires
days work, part-time work, morn. or eve.
Catering or waiting parties. No laundry.
WOMAN. colored, reliable. desires to clean
N smal s Mi s q ironing 's' mornings per
WOMAN, colored. desires days work; ex-
perienced in laundering shirts and light
horsssswerk. Call LII. 653s,.
housework, Monday, Wednesday Friday.
till noon. Call NO. $500 before IL noon
and after 1880 pm. -15
ELDERLY PROTESTANT German woman,
recently emigrated, desires light work in
a home: could live in. Box 3l6-S, Star.
FILIPINO wishes position in private fam
lily as a cook in big family or general
housework for two. or take charge of bach
elor apt. or house; Is years experience:
excellent references city: willing to go
Florida or any place in South. Call no.
WOMAN, colored. neat, desires morning
work cleaning Offices. TR. 0794. -16
WOMAN, colored, wants work, laundress:
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays. Fridays;
65c an hour, carfare; reference. North
RESPONSIBLE, nondrinking couple, desire
maintenance or similar duties in ex-
change for living quarters and salary.
TR. 1902. -l6
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIoNs--All phases Of home and COM
mereial building modernization in con-
ERAL ENGINEERING SERVICE Co. RIM.
394; 500 g st. NV. Elk. 497s; -21
ing, plastering. painting. etc; fire. esti-
HzMiif Is eSsS dSSh ga saF Re PaE
AADDITIoNAL CONCRETE cement work,
steps, retaining walls; old and new work.
sLfE AhnA A A SS5 F5 53lI residential
doTiner windows. rec. rms, and porches
ASPHALT DRIVEWAY and parking Iots.
eoMMERcIAL BUILDING and remodsitag,
9ou P95ehf for ssFaSss etc TR 1884
FENCES. ali types wood, picket, wire.
chain chair immediate erection GaEnsntry: con,
e eoN M2Ee ne5Rs CO.. s p el FENCE
laying. sanding finishing. cleaning, par.
Ssss RE'fs sd i2 s E H2soa
GENERAL REMoDELING of all CONNER
f free R as Plays tqFnshsa
G. & H. BUILDERs-We do brick work,
block work and flagstone work. Call EN-.
HEATING-oil furnaces and oil burners.
complete hot-water radia ton systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup: ex-
pert engineering: 3 yrs. to pay SERVICE
ENGINEERING CO.. 1921 Ga ave. GE
HYATTsviLLE CONTRACTING Co.-Roof-
ing, siding, guttering. painting. papering:
all work guaranteed: no down payment:
low monthly terms For free estimates.
call WA: 1886. days or. evenings.
KITCHEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
stallation of the new Kitchen Maid Flow
Line" cabinets and Tracy Lifetime" STAIN
less steel sinks. We do entire Job; inyolv-
plasterins. painting and linoleum Also
paintiEg and decorating. MODEM HOME
KLOMP AIR SYSTEMS. specialists in
warm air and air-conditioning heat; 80
years experience Phone VI. 5SO1.
WATERPROOFING-An kinds, below grade
and above grade ROBERT E. PRICE,
Wisconsin 1888 FL
YOUR ATTIC can be converted into COM
Portable living quarters, quickly and rea-
sonably; no cash required, easy monthly
terms; Call for free estimate. SOUTH
ERN CONSTRUCTION CO., RE. 1859 "a
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MODEM TRAINING in beauty culture. al
subjects taught. Approved By Government
for 81 training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 g st. NV. DI. 1852.
AIR CONDITIONING and refrigeration,
backed by IA yrs. know how. Get started
now. Plenty Of practical shopWork on a
1904 Benning I'd. ne. AT 1868
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION under
81 81. bill: Men and women. Phone Oliver
ACKNOWLEDGING snd sstEissSss1Sn
TUTE OF COMMERCE. g. TEcHNoLoGY.
INC, GIL approved. Note our new perma-
nent location. 1882 N. Y. ave. NV, DI.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confidenoe freedom from self
pc' tus9I s IssG
course for A. and E license: new class
Enroll today. TEACH AIR INSTITUTE,
Wash: Nat. Airport. Elk. 0O63. -19
PRIVATE TUTOR. elementary subjects (col-
ored). manuscript and letter service At
lantic 1881. 49,
TUTORING-H. S. subjects, college en-
trance preparation; math. eco. science,
elementary French, Spanish, Latin. etc.
RA 6307. 16s
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SAlESkhEk.

OPENING FOR MAN, 25-40 yrs, willing to
e wor5 hard d In order
temp Heating Equipment; generous COM
MISSIONS, ultra -modern showroom; leads
Sc secured red BY canyassins and supplemented
lished and has all installation facilities
under one roof. Applicant must have car
Phone MR.. BELINE for appt. TIA. $500
LUGGAGE SALESMAN, experienced, good
fs1s st "A App RE As. AN TRADING CO., sol
eauipment: D. G.. Nd. and va Ana terFitoryi
established company with complete in
stalla.,0H and maintenance aepartmsnt
sober and industrious, give previous ex-
perience. references, age. marital status.
4 4, real opportunity for right party. Box
FURNiTURE SALESMAN, experienced in
sos rHh store saed position
tNIFMirf g. o aaieas tys at top IN
come offered producers by mfgr.. of ex
ties, Interesting. professional seilins Of
ness, projected scsounts. Lisersl com
600, to $4,000 annually. Qualified men
P9W CO., 1899 Conn: ave; nv; lie. liz
available for the right man in the whole
sale sale drYS BUSINESS Sss Boy 322ss. Star. IT,
FOX Dhf CLEANiNl-Must be good driy-
er; 1947 Chevrolet furnished; salary and
commission; must be energetic and neat.
sss Sc Mr. 'u shleher S K S eIEAN 1SRs
e eeS SEf 81 sALhsMAN. established territory
var yancemeht. THE GREAT AMERICAN AN TEA
f GffE TSf SGS EO coMP ssE specializing
add to its sales staff college trained man.
fr NJ 500 hi Ia nf fno1 rO
with important clients; this man will be
bonus basis and trained in an advanced
analysis technique: the average earnings
Of the established man in our organization
is in excess OF $4,000; previous experience
not desired, but must have college degree:
potential management timber: automobile
required. Write, giving details in full to
INEXPERIENCED door-to-door salesman
wanted fui. or part time; good deal for
MH sAfK sHi 6t Ps9ft,ms rea, eitst.
ence necessary; II you have some spare
call e for eA interview. WV ' GOOD opportunity.
SOMEWHERE IN This ViciNITY there is
But Re Who S s s IS Ss 3Th Ss
am interested in such a man. Our CO.
now has in Va; and p G; several salesmen
yr. To the man who believes ne Is worth
that kind of money we will grant an inter-
view, No Investment necessary. Man
bilious and have a car. Write or call 8
Fairfax ST.. Alex, Va. lie
SALESMAN to work established territory
peanut, bakery and candy products. Call
Temple 1874 or Tower 1854. III
SALESMAN to call on local appliance, re-
frigeration and hardware accounts, many
established, for fast-growing wholesale
concern; excel opport. for experienced
man; good commission, drawing account
SETTLED MAN to work in furniture store;
hours. II am. to pm. See Mr.. Roberts,
SMITHS STORAGE CO., NO. 3343. 1918
You st. NV. lie
SALESMAN-side line, with following; de-
partment, mems and jewelry stores: fast
selling item; 15T commission. Box IT'S,
Star. III
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SITUATIONS MEN.
d CCNTTNTANT ovn.-t. L--i--

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, Kept
o part time. tax returns prepared, state
new BOOKS oD UE audited
more days. Phone MI i 1s'' after si IN p;@ nr
INPfEtS rf5fEsRsSS oW Nv . sl7s
nshefs laborsfs etc. open for
proposition from some one with proper
hna sgb setgp for building construction
CHAUFFEtR, colored, 20 years, expert
rslisslH references aRr,I L. 15ss.
now employed with GOVT. wishes full
time EMPLOYMENT with private concern.
bssa 'ssss Rs e sss s4s Sc
ENGINEER. 5th-class license. Is yrs ,ex-
ssns EN- and l9$ Waxed windows s
washed, i1ousecleaning, walls washed
p pafntinE' glazing. Cali after s pm, TR.
FOOD EXECUTIVE, thorough knowledge Of
Health Dept. management certificate; ex-
esns H grga9 sas4 hotel club or restau
MAN, colored. desires evening
EEork cleaning, painting, waxing floors;
i fhfE 10 es 0S tee sa ieek al o $685.
e; moderate salary; Wo 1881. It's
in country club or any type club Work;
prefer nightwork. CO. 59l4. Is
NAN, young, colored, wants day work; no
Sundays II possible; dependable, honest,
experienced worker; TR. 1862. 49,
MAN. colored, wants job as presser, driver.
Or filling station attendant; exp parking
center; D; c. permit. Ho. 1910
MAN, retired, So yrs. old, new car owner,
wishes job part or full time; Washing
tonian, knows city: Call Ia 1922 be-
tween 2 and 4, Friday to Sunday. 49,
MAN esPerienced wants elevator lob
competent, professional
a app seeks permanent position.
FAINTER, experienced, vet, white. desires
work as painter or maintenance man
PRINTER-PREssMAN, job work, color
work; platen apd cylinder presses Avail
able Immediately. EN-. -9O65 15s
REPRESENTATIVE, brewery distillers
wants position with local distributor: have
excellent local contacts, excellent references
and character. Box 246-S, Star.
TYPIsT-sTENoGRAPHER, accounting stu
dent, wants evening or Saturday work
Leave message at TR. 1919 after pm. 16s
YOUNG MAN, colored, wants Job as chauf-
.eur; good exper. Call Ia. 0210 between
II am. and 8 pm. 15s
ABLE MAN, %. desires part-time work,
ewes. or week ends: accounting sch. grad
business. Box 377-T. Star
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT-CAsHIER real estate and
insurance experience Box s51-s' 7 Star.
COMPANION-Lady seeks position as com
panlon; excellent references. Phone WI.
COMPANION, home nurse; refined middle
elderly or semi-invalid; ref. no. 6231.
coMPANIoN-HousEKEEpER-would'ltk like
ny ny mother ~. lh VI; light housework: not
nursing, elderly people preferred. free to
coMpiET TENT s srENSoGoiRApHER, having
morning position is available for any time
during afternoon, 81 per hr. or home
DiETICIAN for high-class cafe, club or
charge. of kitchen operation: experienced
in food manipulation. Can shoy excellent ellen
S SE1Sss fsk1G design, remod a is
tions: eve gowns specially; reas. MISS
GIRL desires light. housework after school
hours from until Z. Call D1. 1887 from
GIRL. colored experienced, reliable. neat
desires waitress work. DI. OO50. is
GIRL, colored, wants work from 8 to IL
pm; waitress or bus Sssg girl or taking care
G IR sh soored Wishes Work as receptonist
messenger, child's nurse or maid. Twining
NURSE, practical will attend elderly lady
infant or children to California, best ref
Call PURSE, Adams 416S. 49,
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes care Of cow.
patient; will live in; doctors ref. Call
TACTICAL NURSE. colored would like tc
have work. pvt. or in hospital. Dr. 1903
PRACTICAL NURSE (col.) desires part
time maternity cases or small children,
PSH a s sEcR RE- Years. expert
ence: excellent references; permanent po-
sition. Minimum salary, $500. Decatur
R ri sI; 11s knowledge of tipping and
bookkeeping neat and accurate. B. 9.
ing people. one, hal to three-auarters q a
REG. NURSE, yrs.'s exp, desires position
with firm that has need for nurse to oper-
ate clinic or dispensary; $50 a week;
also &c. consideT. position in doctors ofice
SECRETARY, Junior college graduate 5.
years experience as stenographer-secr
desires, permanent position. 5-day week in
itol Hill. Can accept duties January 1st
SECRETARY to former United States Sen
ator desires position: competent stenog-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES desires posi-
ton mornings. Also stenographic work to
do at home afternoons. Capable: efhcient.
sxssllsnt Ester rs Ta SIa 5il1 iS'
public relations ONCE. Box 1855 Star.