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Evening star., 1947-08-19
Hartman Warns Reds
A-Bomb Is Trump Card
To Fight Aggression
By the Associated Press

SEATTLE, Aug. 19.-Soviet Russia
had grim warning today from one
of its former staunch friends, Sec
retary of Commerce Hartman, that
the democracies of the world still
hold the trump card of atomic
retaliation against aggression.
In an important policy speech
cleared in advance by the State De-
partment in Washington, the cabinet
officer declared last night that
Soviet imperialism" Is a menace
to the world peace.
Then with grave and pointed en-
phaSis, he said:
In this atomic age there d no
protection against retaliation by air.
Our ability to launch an immediate
strong aerial retaliation is the great
est possible deterrent against the
use of military force by Others"
Reverses Attitude.
Secretary Harrimen's publicly
announced stand is direct about
face from his attitude at the time
he was Ambassador to Russia. Then
he hoped cooperation with the
Soviet Union would bring long
period of peaceful readjustment
after the war-torn years.
His fortnight attack on Russia,
the first disclosure of his apparent
conviction that cooperation with
that country is not possible under
present conditions. was made in an
address before the, Pacific North
west Trade Association.
! Secretary Hartman said the
worlds new imperialism, under the
control of the police state. has swal-
lowed up Eastern Europe and
threatens to engulf the remainder
of the continent.
Threat to Freedom Cited.
wherever there's dictatorship,
whether it be under the guise OF
communism or fascism. there is a
threat to the security and progress
Of free men," the cabinet officer
said.
He forcefully directed attention
to the fact that Seizure OF power
can come by the use of military
force from within or without, but
more insidiously through the use
of a new weapon-that Of inflltra-
ton by seductive propaganda and
| false promises we must rec
ognize that this has had a measure
of success in all countries, including
our own"
Closing on a note of hope, Secre-
tary Hartman said he had "every
confidence" that with the aid of the
peoples of the world who have strug-
gled through the centuries of free
dom I'VE can prevail against the
totalitarian forces which thrive on
chaos and threaten human liberty
Evening star., 1947-08-19
NewIyweds Sentenced
To Prison in Burqlories
Rx tha Assoeiated Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-The honey
moon plans of Frederick Felde, "a
and his 18-year-old bride Dorothy
hit a long postponement yesterday
in Criminal Court.
Chief Justice Harold G. Ward
sentenced the bridegroom. an ex-
convict, to three to six years i'm
prisonment, and the bride to one
to two years on charges of bur-
glary.
They were accused of burglarizing
Evening star., 1947-08-19
100000 in GI Loans
Applied for During JiIy

Applications for CT loans totaled
more than 100000 in July, and
the face value of loans approved
scared above $1,000, 900, 900, the Vet
erans Administration reported today
During the month. about $1,000
veterans applied for VA-guaranteed
home. farm and business loans,
bringing the total of applications
filed since the inception of the pro-
gram in 1914 to 1,014,000. OF these,
895 900 were for homes, $1,000 for
farms and $4,000 for business.
OF the total number of veterans
eligible for GI loans, about one in
IA has exercised his loan right, the
VA said. The agency again reminded
veterans they need be in no hurry
to apply for GI loans, since that
benefit remains available to them
through July "a. 1857.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Norfolk Pilot Is Killed
In Navy Plane Crash
By the Assoeiated Press .

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 19.-Lt.
q. g. e. L. Lindgren, "a, was killed
Yesterday when his Navy F-2-U
Corsair fighter plane crashed about
8 miles west of Gatesville, N. c.
The plane was one Of three on a
high altitude fight from their base
here.
The Navy said 1t. Lindgren's wife
and young daughter reside at Vir-
ginia Beach. His home was listed
as MinneaDOliS.
Evening star., 1947-08-19

five business places shortly before
their wedding and another on their
wedding night. The two were ar
rested July 20, while burglarizing
milk store, a. few hours after
their marriage at City Hall.
Their best man, Leo Arvanitakis,
10, also was convicted of participat-
ing in one of the burglaries, but his
case was continued by the court
until tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
in Washington as q suest

is In Washington as q guest Of
American University.
He will lecture on the arts I'M
Great Britain at $3.50 o'clock tonight
in the courtyard of the Watkins
Gallery, Massachusetts, and Ne
braska avenues NV. He will be |
in Washington for a month.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
London College Head
Guest at American u.

Prof. B. Ifor Evans, principal OF
Queen Mary College. University OF
London, and executive director OF
the Arts Council of Great Britain
Evening star., 1947-08-19

The typical fish has five kinds
OF fms: Paired pectoral, paired
pelvic, dorsal, anal and tail.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1947-08-21
POTATO MARFET STRONG DESPITE
MANIPULATION

Potato paintings in tho United States arc
considerably less than last year. Ad-
worse Weather and less liberal use Of for
tilizor will tend to reduce the yield still.
further is the forecast on outside potatoes.
The carly frost struck potatoes around
Anchorage Eagle River and portion Of
tho Valley and reduces the potatoes avail
able for tho city Of Anchorage and tho
Army. Higher out side prices plus iacroa sod
freight rates over last year tend to stror-
gthon the local market. Thilo local plant
ings wore heavy, the dry weather reduced
t c average yield ovon before tho frost
damage. All these factors Will be forces
urging the market upward. The duration Of
the shipping strike which cuts off all OUT
side POTATOES is not klorn,
Temporarily the local market is confused
by the act ivitios Of an individual farmer
produce buyer. This individual, it appears
made largo and unfortunate potato con-
tract at price considerably below market
to do1ivor potatoes which apparently he
docs not have. Tho cut rate prico contract
cd for docs not permit him to buy from tho
out side nor at tho local fair market price.
Tho contract it so1f calls for local po-
tatoos. Il deportation, it appears, an
at tompt is being r-ado to break the local
market to a Lowell whore he vill be able to
purchase local potatoes and re SOIL them
at the cutrato prico bid. His plan soor1s
to DO that Of proni sing all merchants That
he Will supply thom with potatoes aftor
September lst at tho cut rate price, thoro-
by causing merchants to hesitate to pay the
fair market price and temporarily pogging
tho market at tho low Lowell. Tho flaw II
tho plan appears to DO that he has no pc
tatoos avail able to make good those 0rom~
isos, as tho merchants Will discover, and
tho market will adjust itself. In the
meant inc, it remains to be soon whether or
not any growers will allow themselves to
be trickod into selling by this stunt.
This type Of activity in the stock market
lands people in Jail.
As quickly as tho ice is broken under this
attempt at man ipul alton Of prices FOR por-
sonal benefit at the expense of his neigh
bors the local potato market Will improve
and ostab1i sh 1t self il inc with out SIDE
pot atOos plus freight.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1947-08-21
LOCAL NETS

A rev. accountant for the E.V.F.C.A., Clay
ton Essingor, is on his way to Palmer bv
ray Of the highway. Mr.. Es singer is mar
r1od and has two children. He has been
highly rec omaondod by the Seattle agent,
III. 0ssouard.
as billing clerk. She will replace Dor
othy Graham, who is resi- gnirF.
Cutie number of the male employees Of
tic Coop are spending a few days caribou
huntin G.
Mr.. He. A1anson, Reg1nal Represent at i've
Ter the Al aska Research Admin STRAIT ion has
roao to Fairbanks.
larry :. Jones' has been employed as 1st.
lrado teacher in the Palmer School. Miss
Jones is not in Anchorage AID will be in
Fa1~er soon. She has had 20 years ozHor-
ic-co teaching in the primary GRADES a
tas a ?. 4. degree. She will reside at tho
Lodge.
Mrs. Virginia Pine, teacher in Palmer
School, has returned from few months
veceti0n in the States, She visit cd her
daughter in South Dakota; brother in, Kan
eas, daughter in Texas, and also visited
in Colorado.
lre. Ann Johnson, Who has been orrrlo2ed
at the Palmer Fountain and Cafe has resign
Cd. She is spending q few days in Fair
6cnks. She will return to euntrana TO
visit hor brother. She Will return to
Fe11or and then plans to return to the .,
0'etos. -****k* * **+ ~ ****,s**
CHANGES IRE MADE N L1BRRY
Charges arc being made in the Community
LIBRARY. F1ans are being made FOR seven
hoT book cases. 1t pre- sent wood is not
aVe11aole TO complete this work.
Several nov mystery stories have been re-
cCtvod.
number Of peoples cards have ozn irod.
INC Library WOULD approc late havoing those
cards renewed 50 that moro nov books could
be purchased.
+&k+<4+ 4r****
II. CUECEENT Has BEEN JADE Of the engage
I1CTlt Of TcO+z How % NJ, I n ~.
The Valley settler., 1947-11-20
p,rA.c $ s7UDHs' INCORPORATION

PT. A. iUDItb INC CKPOkFiiOF At a3o last rTA nett ing on Tuesday, l-ov-. em5or 1e, the con ittee. which vas aD5o int ed to study the problem of how incorpora- tton o. almer would offect the school ant how ue 1ould go about Incorporating a school district, made a report of their fthd1.ee. The committee uas composed or Mr. Carl Smelling, Super int erdent of Scho21c, lr. larry Winner, and Mrs. Victor Johnso2.
 This co-a. ittee in report ing to the PTA' on Tuesda- evening attempted to ansrer two Questio1e. l. That would be the cost to the Valley? 2. Eor would we proceed with the organi- ration of a school district? I. Costs are divided into two groups ua6or systems now existing in the Terri tory.
 A. re pay all of
 !. School bus program
 Z. 2u1ld new buildings and main
 tain all.
 5. Heating and plumbing
 /. Student Health
 ,. Aterat ion Of Buildings
 s. Possibly other AMxiliary agen
 cies
 ). re pay l5b Territory pays 85I !. Teachers Salaries
 Z. Superintendent Salary
 offico stenoerapher
 {. Prtncipelia salary
 5. Supplies, soap, towels, jani-
 tor's supplies, etE.
 (. Janttor and necessary mainte-
 nance
 7. The cost would be IF or 30
 thousand dollars according to
 present budget. IT Or an i7at ion of School District \ It can contain up to l50 so. miles '. Ietitior describing boundaries
 signed 5, 30 citizens or persons rho have started citizenship pro. ceed1ngs, 21 years of age, T5,o
 are residents Of the area. c. let ition presented to judCe rho then posts elect ion notices in
 three conspicuous places ir he district.
 D.. Election fol ous in 30 days
 a simple majority beinG necessary to carry. TIT. Eorers Of said School Board
Evening star., 1947-09-28
HELP MEN and WoMEN.

ADVERTISING SALES PERSON, ideas, abil-
fly to sell exclu. merchandising medium
commission basis RE, 1875.
s. eGea 2eeured i've
pf husband, DU. $3.50. rs
DESK TYP, mimeo.. for pub. stenog., in
exchange for limited services; quail. and
tef: REQ. Box III. Star.
ARM COUPLE sxPe5isncea, sober man
housekeeper and cook; good salary, home
With water, bath, electricity, garden, food
and fuel Rockville 27S0. Il
FARM COUPLE-Man to care for out
side work on 80 acre estate nr. Mt. Vernon.
Va; must be capable gardener and IA
and operating power equipment, exper.
ali sorts general farming and maintenance
work. Woman to cook or do house work
on full or part time basis: couple must
be sober, reliable and Industrious excel.
modern house ard good salary; state
any children. Post ONCE box 335 Alexsn-
FUR FlN1sHER wanted. good price on
6-dsy wk. work, LAzAROFF FUR SHOP,
1901 Argonne pl. NV, AID. $500; -2S
LAB. TECHNICIAN. experienced, prefer,
ably registered. for small general hospital
hr. week; salary s1T5.. plus commission.
= meals. launder of uniforms Give train
fns. experience and reference. Box 1sg-A
fREssEHs, experienced on silk and wool;
+ days week: GOOD pay. 1888 Buchsnan
tlLEsMEN AND WOMEN, full time en-
eloyment in various depts.; salary and com
ssSs srsSs sossHck 5ssy ( 1ss eo ssoo #.
Av. 20
Evening star., 1947-09-28
HELP MEN erd WoMEN> (cens. J

nes1 WIN 0H0 WOMEV tS0nt.J
MEN AND WOMEN-You can earn $50 Del
Of your spare time; Just take orders iron from
housewives and institutions for essentia
plastic household and wearing appare
lowest priced in the city. This is an idea
t Dont fail to see US; Personal interview,
s$S s$Soa1 sf9s Il Hsszssn sR ha
zPe4DS sGeA SGKfsS slESk S4y sts1ay
fk 81 Afk fl M eeo1sd Gs5ss
ninss nina "a week: State aualifications and
WINboW S cIFaSERsb b0s exper aaiE not ssas neces
sary; we Will train; good salary anc
SfH2so sfisSf 'ses Co. s4 4P5sTsIs5 X KHRSs 9ss
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION If YOU sin,
l1. IN our southsastern University Choral 80.
charge .diye voice and phone number
sMB. sSf oqsiki MEN sN6 ssa5 WOMEN no .xp.r. nee.
per. en-: earn S50-S1OO wkiy; full or part
time; no age lin. DU. 54sS, MRS BROWN
WHITE COUPLE as working caretakers o,
large downtown apa artment property; must
oe conscientious. clean. industrious and
cerrdy
RELIABLE COUPLE. eolored, for full time
employment. wife to care for small apt
nIos, husband for all-around laboring work
in upkeep Of properties: quarters and Si2G
mo. strictly nondrnker: must be willing
WaSTEp6Yo1455ss WGtSsT scS 45sp star .or,,.
soda fountain, drugstore; T, good terms
neighoorhood. Write. giving full informa
.lon. reIerences. Box 472-H. Star. 80.
TALENT. all types, for radio-television
proerams. Recording for sponsor audi
o tion file at artist cost; RE. 1884. a
COLORED-MAN OR WOMAN for demon
14a-E. Star D''
Evening star., 1947-09-28
SITUATIONS MEN tc..,

MANAGER, restaurant, hotel, club; serV.
isea se9 Hoa rHsostaaursnt; experienced: references
MECHANicAI ENGINEER, young man
with desrse and some experience, wants
SfiisGn %EcR SRAFTsMnSsn SsSI9E RE
detailing and assembly and sons desisr;
etersnes sos ss4H q sssr Job scod
NURSE. trained: desires 10 to 12 hr. duty,
local ref. Call DE. 1883 after IL noon
experience; reasonable prices. By day or
pLaTER a. .ftsg ssstsss en .ss,s, so
Can KADY iaSA' seq sroth.Tss hsef1fnfse. pii SO.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. age 40. som.
experience, 2 years back; have ls42 Buick
sedsn; snnsa a graduate accounting school. sood
cco,nnnsction c,n with active otnse, full time. Box
sacRETS8iRRY SiR srENoGRApHER. .nc,,nt.
rapid, accurate, thoroughly experienced
legal, technical: commercial field: svaiiseis
snRSossRpHEhRs iRseasS hs' want. a,5 Star n.rt.. wi,
graduate Wash, School OF Secretaries:
sTRUcPSRaE STR UsxPsTasnse rsdk II 7sss Gasn r e.
In heavy construction; has surveying sxp.
Boz 425.H, Star. 30. -"
VETERAN; married. attending school, de-
urday: some. knowieds. OF tspin%u' m % ofs.r Hs.r
WORK acceptable RA. 1928. Leave message.
VETERAN. x-infantry ofhcer. married az.
%. needs position as craftsmen 1exoeri~
encede or assistant to supervisor an ron
s, sssruetion Job Phone 7aoa or BOX 4ss-H.
VETERAN. student. married. desires BART
Time morning job; experience ONCE work.
snsshnr sales pbone mood drysr Ws VII esnsd
HeEndSn HTd vs. Phone, 26s.
lor room rent or work In roomins house
WINDOW TRIMMER Era and show 81 " card writer
srysiiIIs9!e' roiIaa MxH experienced ne Call aE $500
HSg wo5k Of any kind; Gill reliable MI
FORMER NAVAL LIT. with personnel ana
administrative experience, desires respon
siole ss position; all offers considered, BOZ
: ENERsEsr1lc PHOTOGRAPHERS, .ss .1ss,t.
enced in flash, commercisl and portrait
work; rsn., mt INTERESTED est IN assessments: free to
sth CLASS ENGINEER. ss' foTm.s ona sun M.rcb.s.
DoRAN CO. 457a or Box s ss7-H, nisnsxoss stsr e.
NEW RESIDENT desires permanent posi-.
phases. Of procedure and o Operation; IN cam 1l
sstssIllssioa; So available Immediately. Box m
SosMEk SeS,M s'fS INFANTRY CAPTAIN with rs. ss,,.
ters degree In business administration. now
employed as research economist, looking for
position rs.a In D: c. or vicinity: age 30, mar
sconomlc research and market analysis,
ssaS. Seasonal interview preferred. BOX 4ls.H.
THIRD-YEAR LAW STUDENT. As1sd..
gree. single, age 2s; desires work as isr
cerk IN law once. real estate or title COM
panyf osSr Box 2sS-H. Star.
structor. managing stable or take care Of
private stable on estate, also dogs and live
stock: Call pU. 1920 after 5 pm
Evening star., 1947-09-28
AGENTS.

AMAZING NEW GLOW in the. dark house
numbers, switch plates, decals, pictures,
religious articles, etc. Represent large man
uspes MH1nsoN MfP sos roaT
avenue New York, N. Y
GET IN on, big Christmas trade. Start
commissions Supplies furnished. Rush re-
quest for free catsloE and starting infor.
nation McGREGOR MAGAZINE AGENCY
Dept NWS.6. Mount Morris, nj.
WHERE TO BUY 100000 articles direct
from manufacturers. Save riddlemen's
profit. Free details. GLASS PUB. CO.
Ellwood City !, Pa.
AGENTS to sell engraved name plates for
homes; earn big money using our. sensa.
tional selling plan. Write KEYSTONE
Evening star., 1947-09-28
HELP MEN (cont, J

ZEAL EsTATE-Do Cox agents make
money! The following commissions are
due salespeople for Sept. sales alone:
Lucille NJ Gillespie S745.63; j. W. Hart
man, S1,1375O; J. E. Jones. $3.50: v. j.
Kitchens, 81 .675; Clara l.. Lee. Sl,21S.75;
R o. Sebra, 1855 IS; Helen Louise Weis-
enburser, 81 ,006.25; Mai Williamson,
$500 II you have GOOD heath. car and
plenty ,ra1 G1 fn1 In let
tact either ofnce at Sl5 N Capitol ST.,
RE 1888, or 3414 Rhode Island ave.
I'M 15Gr cox 4, co
Evening star., 1947-09-28
STENOGRAPHER

organization som
permanent position
Call MISS DONO.
STEN0GRAPHER
pany; permanent
5-day week; plea s
Apply RIM. 40s,
Evening star., 1947-09-28
selling better cloth
commission. Apply

,ay. more Joy working
re qualified this is the
wished for. SELMA'S
Evening star., 1947-09-28

ply LUNA CLEANERS 1ooo l4eh ST. NV
civilian alterations; good wages and good
sSsE' oR :sffeS PSI sH6 5P01 rRens BR@lsa
sEGRETARY Y ): srENoeRArHER tSade
+ssround and and experience Box @ 24s-H, Star.
SECRETARY for sales and administrative
secretarial work; initiative and ability to
work with others are important requisites
Sc By modepn
printing plant, located in ne. section of
city. with cafeteria and air. conditioning
for for advancement. CEN n write write Box Box 45sE, M % Star.
giving summary of experience and quail
SECRETARY, large retail organiza tion, 40
hour week; excellent opportunity; perma-
nent position to right party; immediate
once a''sSn sEARs AReE G. snes e.
siaS ssGnE4ARY Mli aEe Builders otnce must be
s9pe en- suEss Sox s ssats gss4 s6d
SECRETARY, high school graduate, knowl-
| edge Of shorthand and typing. pleasing
personality. Apply Dersonnel efiee. MAN
SECRETARY. established law ONCE; legal
exper. not required but must be capable at
dictstion and tipping and personabie. Ex.
SECRETARY, $4,000 or better to start;
age 21-2S; a really fine position to take
charge CT small, pleasant Office; must
have excellent shorthand and typing
ability Of 20 w.p.nr.; must have lived in
ID. C. area for past e months and have
been recently employed. Apply 10 to
Il am. only, Suite 6Q4, 91S F St NV.
go
SECRETARY, In life insurance agency; re-
cuires good stenography and secretarial ex-
perience; excellent opportunity for qualified
applicant: good starting salary. Applicant
must be willing to submit to aptitude test
Apply 907 Ring bldg, 18th and NJ sts. n W.
SECRETARY Y-AssIsTANT BooKKEEPER.
under as. experienced. tactful, neat, indus
trious, versatile all phases once work; 81
dition. state local references, experience,
salary. phone. Box BABE, Star.
Evening star., 1947-09-28

soonttnusd sn Nazt Psss.)
Evening star., 1947-09-28

KINDERGARTEN TEACHER. full day, pri-
va;e- school, must be musical: give tele-
.daTess tPr g. toas D :... work.
ssrnlnss sSss ABOUT sSu1s g HIs sss!!
aos pons n REAt Isl sItR
metic parties 3 or more evenings weekly;
Ssss seG op dsvsqns gary Poh. Wa t
ssSy while mother works in in private home.
LADY. 2e-3s, with poise and self-con-
Sasin.ss and d professional siIsntsIs; Prev:
approach public; earnings start about
srssses @ ses Mr. %AEkER Es1ssoaf to se0 pm. M
LADY. employed Of ref,nement. ff MI fS with an
interest in good music, to represent on a
Psrttme basis musical enterprise Of the
Quoted from your home. At least : refer
enSes enc .1 reeqirsd Give telephone number,
Ian$ soT $77,v; rsa5sd Star. for dsnors.r.+,r,
essential, 3-6 hours daily. BOX 14s-E, Star.
LADY, white. middle-ased. motherly type,
to. to keep Sc house for three adults; nice room;
aaNasfks All ASST ssil and Hsds ssiss.des ss
sSss :h9p sss ssheol or col
with pay: permanent; salary and bonus.
Apply lily G st. NV. 30s
MANAGERS, position open. Organizing and
supervising personnel Must be over 35
Car essential. Full time required. Excel
lent opportunity. Unless you are inter-
ested in career, do not apply. Write de-
scribing past experience. Box 2TS-D, Star.
a.
MANICURIST, 1st class. good wages. HAIR
RINGTON HOTEL BARBER SHOP.
Mariners. white, permanent positions. s.
day. 40-hr. wk.; generous company bene-
fits and privileges. Apply in person. en-
ployment ONCE, ard A., THE HECHT CO.,
-, snd p sts NV Is
MAsSEUsE-To operate redecorated
health service department.: excellent work
ing conditions salary good. Apply in per-
son, Monday. 5th e., YWCA. go
MILLINER, preferably sales ability; ex-
cellent SALARY; permanent position. Apply
MIhfsERY n chfs W MSSAGERs SSna KS We are inter-
ested in training 3 or young women bet.
the sseS Of 27-35 to manage millinery de-
partments for US. Must enjoy meeting the
public. be capable of handling people and
interested u permanent career. Telephone
4 pm. Mon. for appt.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Iartment; per-
JOSEPH r.

and sports wear
commission: exp.
Iuired. LaBELLE
Evening star., 1947-09-28

under as. experienced. tactful neat. indus
trious versatile all phases ONCE work; g.
day 35-hour week, excellent WORKING con-
dition. State local references, experience,
salary. phone. Box 345-E, Star.
Evening star., 1947-09-28

STENOGRAPHER
ISOLATION: permal
centrally loca ted
400 per year. For
NOLL, RE. 6274,
STENnCD DuER
Evening star., 1947-07-11
SITUATIONS MEN (cent., :, =.

MAN. colored. desires Job as jenitor or Are
man; local refs. experienced, sober, az.
fbiBLfe Fl No Rsiss siso' 'Assr.-Form.r newspaper
Tsdio E,d work work, college vet; available inmed
REsEARcH SPECIALIST, economies. A.
with Government agencies. trade associa-
items. industry; Immediately available
glllnE SlInEN2 s1 travel Box 4s3,R. stsr
evening work. Hobart 7s4a. I2s
VET would like on-the-job training in
Sea Toodworkers sftas or upholsterins shop. Wo
VETERAN, married. college grad with car.
varied experience, desires sales or sales
engineerins work with reliable firm. Box
VETERAN, married, seeking interesting po.
sition in business; willing to invest con-
siderable sum Of money. Box 45e-R.>star
VETERAN wants part-time Job from to
10 as chauffeur or cashier, has exper, at
beth; Box 467-R; Star. Il.
asys; d s, II II, aaS = SUNDAY: PE i14s: D~ ,meIs
WATCHMAKER desires position, in wash
or or surrounding territory. Phone WI
YOUNG MAN. veteran. desires job driving;
free to travel; IL years exper. truck, auto
moplie ana DuS' nave virginia, west va,
and D. C. permits. 81. 1877.
YOUNG MAN, neat. honest. sober, desirous
of position as houseman; ref. Ia. 1894. :
YOUNG NAVAL OFFICER, on terminal
leave, age 25, Annapolis graduate with
B. S. degree and years college training
experienced in personnel organization and
supervision. successful engineering nava
career with high fitness reports: eager te
work full time to September 18th, when
school opens, and afternoons thereafter
Willing to do any work to help with sup
port of wife and baby. NO. 1897. 49,
YOU OFFER advertising. pub. rel. position;
I'll deliver versatile writing ability, ideas,
spark plug ambition, backed by 5 yrs. COL
lege, 3 yrs. news writing, pub. rel. exper
3 yrs. as Navy ofhcer; references. MI.
9112. 12s
YOUNG MAN. colored, wants q porter or
jumper Job Call TR. 2573.
PART-TIME WORK, days. by graduate
accounting background. Box 500-R, Star