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The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10
NO STRIKE NOW ON
 CANADIAN STEAMSHIP LINES

Word received here Yesterday sy Camp Brothers, agents Tor the Canadian Pacific Steamship Com pany From N. D, Buchanan. Gen eral Passenger Agent for that line iu Vancouver, B. C., announced that the threatened tie-up Of Can adian ship ou the west coast of British Columbia had been settIeu and ships were sailing aa seheu- uled.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10
CELEBRATING BIRTHDAY

today at the Reliance Shrimp Can rey, with cake and all the trim min's for John Siyertsen, owner and operator of the cannery.
 The staff furnished the cake and presented Mir. Sivertsen with q beautiful Parker pen and pencil set.
 John reported to The Sentinel that he was IT, but we opined II verbal typographical error aud transposition of figures. He must be younger than we are prob ably he means Fl.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10
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TEPEE TALK
By Willyum

! Ii II i i i i
 Last Tuesday evening the load Red Men Lodge held it's first meet ing of the winter with members enjoying a big feed of cracKed crab and beer.
 The membership has made ar engagements to start the bi- weekly Saturday night parties that have been so popular in the past. Date for the first party has not yet been set but should be very soon.
 Sachem Ralph DeYenny urges all members to turn out for the next meeting and promises another pig feed.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10
THROUGH THE SENTINEL HERlSCOPE

Democratic poiueos were getting
 active Delegate L. Bartlett had spent a ouple Of months in tn, Territory and ln Juneau a big ral. ly had been held in his honor with some -yv Democrats attending.
 lle Delegate had spoken out for reyyeu party organization anu unity. National Committeeman noward Lyug or Nome had sent a message uecianug, the time Tor leorgaHl1ing our party Is al hand -tne time Tor unity, cooperation end teamwarK Is nere - rignt hon Al the same Jlme the Ma 1.Onal committeeman, acting Ter rIlorlai UuaIrmau, had appointed N. (. stump of hetehikan as Act Ing Divisional Chairman in the rlrat Division, to arrange for lne Divisional Convention h hetchl- Kan m December. There was a va cancy in the oIIice of Territorial Chairman Us well as Divisional Chairman uue to the resignation of John WaImer, Federal Clerk ol court, who had held both spots. In the otner Divisions there was activity, particularly in the Third where Stan McCutcheon was head ing up the arrangements for the Divisional Convention there. The donkey riders were starting early to try and regain control Of the House which they lost last year and continue control Of the Sem ate. Nineteen Iorty-eight promised to be an interesting political year as Republicans, elated by last years victories, were ever hopemI. of rolling on to greater gains.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING
 UNITES WRANGELL YOUNG
 COUPLE AT PRES. CHURCH

A DeaubIuI wedding, winch took place at the Presbyterian church "Wednesday evening" united in marriage Miss Wllma ChurchIu .and Richard l.. Stokes, both popu- lar Mrangen young people. The .uouDIe ring ceremony was perform led al D o'ciock by the Rev. George .Crowen
 Miss Churchill, daughter of Mir. land Mrs. Dave Churchill. graduat- ed rom Wrangeu Institute last May an Mir. Stokes, son oI Mr. aud Mrs Jack Stokes, finished NraI- gell High School in I943, aIter which he served three years in the Navy during the war.
 The wedding was one of the largest Of the fall season and was attended by scores of friends uE the young couple.
 Preceding the ceremony, Robert Stokes, brother of the groom, sang Always, accompanied by Mrs. John Coulter, which was followed by T Love You Truly" sung Dy Mir. Stokes and Miss Florence Gather.
 As the wedding march playe the bridal party came down the aisle, first the ushers, Alden Holt, Allen Bradley, Raymon Opsada and Henry Bowman, taking ther place beside the groom and his pest man, William Stokes, and the minister.
 Then the bridesmaids advanced slowly, Miss Lois Bake in blue taffeta, MisA Ethel Lund in yellow taffeta, and Miss Henrietta Brad- ley in acqua taffeta, followed by Miss Loretta Churchill, maid-of- honor in pink taffeta and the mat Mrs Mike Lynch, Jr., in dusty rose taffeta. The brides maids and maid-Of-honOr carried bouquets of red, yellow and pink roses while the matron-of-hOnt wore a shoulder corsage of yellow rose buds.
 Following the bridesmaids came little Michael Lynch, III, ring bSaAC4 anu lAcu IlLllE 1h4SSSo All gelina Young and Emma Church i'll with baskets of rose peta.s which they strew in the path or the bride.
 The bride, a picture in her long trained. white satin gown with veil, entered on the arm of her uncle, MT Frank Young, who gave her in marriage.
 Following the wedding a re- ception was held at Civic Center where the bride and groom cut their wedding cake and during the evening received the good wishes ot their many WrangelI friends.
 The guest book was in charge O. Miss Loretta Churchill, sister of the bride, and those assisting in serving were Mrs. Edward Mrs. Kenneth Lewis, Mrs. Ned Johnson, Mrs. Howard Churchill, Mrs. Dave Churchill ana Mrs. Lillian Stokes, the latter two mothers of the bride and groom.
 Thursday morning young Mir and Mrs. Stokes left by Totem Air Service for Seattle where they have an apartment and will make their home
 MT. Stokes plans to enter the Northwest Bible Institute in Seat tie to study for the ministry.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10
FINED $50

William Piatt was fined $50 iT U. s. Commissioners Court yester, day and given a 90-day suspended sentence on charges of giving g false statement in obtaining 3 hunting license.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10
NOTICE

Due to the increased use of power and light. now that the days are darker, and the fact that the' new equipment is not yet installed. it is requested that all persons conserve light and power by using as little as they ean> especially be- tween the hours of 10 a. m.. and noon and in the evening between 4 and z D. m.
 RALPH DEVENNY
 Light Plant Sup't.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10
NOTICE

Mrs. Helen Roaming, who has been confined to Bishop Rowe hos pital the past two weeks, is now able to return to the home of her sister, Mrs. Julia Nergaard. Any one owing her a past due account can find her at the Nergaard resi- dsnee..
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10
AT THE HOSPITAL

Patients dismissed this week from Bishop Rowe Hospital were: Van H. Fisk, Mrs. John Wagner end baby.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10
COUNCu, n RETIRING

- The vessel Council D, with J. M.
 Red' Steear as skipper, returned here this afternoon after a summer spent to the north. Also aboard were Richard Hainy and Elmer Bakke.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10
IMPORTANT MEETING

The Stitch and Chatter Club will hold an important meeting at the home of Mrs. Robert Wickman on Thursday October 16, at 7:30.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10

While it's several months be- fore the final filing date for can didates - next February l = Re- publican Anita Garnick of Juneau isn't going to be caught mapping. Anita, who served as a member of the House last session and .n- cidentany was high candidate h this Division, next to WrangelP $ Jim Nolan, has announced herself as a candidate for the Territorial Senate next year. There'n be TWO seats to be filled in the Senate from the First as the terms of Sen ators Joe Green Of Juneau and N. R. Doe" Walker of Ketchikan ex- pire. There's dope around the Di- vision that former Representative Fred Hanford of Wrangen, his health improved, may make a bid for a Senate seat on the Democrat ic ticket
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10
$

Resignation of John Walmer as Clerk Of Court, effective probably at the end of the year, is reported in the political offing. Some OI the inside boys are predicting that Wilfred J. Lieyers, Deputy Clerk Tor many years will be ap- pointed his successor.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10

Delegate Bartlett was south bound on the Louise at the week end, returning to his duties in the national capital Its great to take a nice boat ride" commented the Delegate. who has been bouncing around the Territory by air ever since he arrived in Fair banks at the beginning of August with Congressman Wolverton'3 3 airport survey committee. Mary Lee Council. the Delegates Secre- tary, is due in the Territory one of these days soon on her annual vacation. Alaska-born Mary Lee Is the daughter of the late pioneer physician Dr. VI. w C0ansa.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10

Newly appointed Highway En- gineer Frank Metcalf, successor to Leonard Smith who died last week, will be taking a swing through the First Division in a few days look ing over prospective road plans for the future as well as checking oil those undertaken by the late en- gineer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-10

Gov Gruening will be leaving the Territory on Sunday, called to Washington on Interior Depart ment business. Latter part of the month he will appear before the New York Herald Tribune forum in behalf of Alaska statehood. Al so scheduled to appear at the Aor- um is Mrs. Mildred Hermann Of Juneau, who has gone to the states to represent the Alaska Women's clubs at the national federation convention.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
HELP poMEsrIc icant. J

MAID. to mind .1s-mo, sold baby prefer
sc: or ne. resident Phone TW. 27s2
MAID, s.h;w.. neat. refined; light cooking
small, modern apt; 2 adults. to pm,
9n esp Ah tnra a1s1 FTday; references salary, s1s
MAID, live in, adults. L child in family;
soOo soO hSms Wn fSE STso inteisent per-
and answer phone. 1870 to $40 Monday
,nEoush ,nr Friday except holidays. Box
live Rass cut b sss ssO,fensss st 81 sss sess
references. health SS'es CARD hc Can 'oa oR 4sSs as
MAID, for general housework. 3 school
s age chaldren. live in, upstairs room. private
SnRsEsM5aRSsr Sa5R sa5 Rsr vsa. Eess ySs Sodlsy ss
references. SIS. OR. $50. must iIe M14 "a
PART-TIME MAID. $40 to $50: no cook.
ark St. aoniss othsr few help kent 2sss New
EN-. 1901 after 10 am. Ia
WANTED. working housekeeper for guest
mouse; 500 per month II capable. 1925
lath st. n.w.~ Du. 9349. 13s
WOMAN, white, refined (good plain cook)
for preparing two meals I daily i."t for sairs tWs
people and helping with light duties INC
CoLoRED. g,h: ". and lisht laundry, full
GAYS or 4 half days ref, exper.: Sc pe,
day; small apt. people. RA. os47.
RELIABLE white woman for care of bah,
and apt; 5day wk. Mon. through Fri
to =; references and health card. Cal
MATukE WOMAN. colored, settled. MlI ;.
tween 30 and 40 yrs old, to do genera
housework an excellent place for the rich
party. Call WI 5S4S
houseworker with employed husba nd
WI. 3173. MA. OO43. 1a
CAPABLE PERSON. fond Of children. need
tc keep house and help with baby. No dfa-
pers or heavy. wash. Live in pleasan,
, sup apt, N days on; $25 weekly. Wi
Evening star., 1947-10-12
HELP MEN and WoMEh.

CATETIEaA RIA VA MANAGEK. e,gerienssd;
annual and sick leave benefits: Erour
ExcHANoE OFFICE: BLDG. Sos. ID door =
70 Fort Myer Branch Exchange Fort Mysr
COUPLE, colored. to live in upstairs apt;
experienced 1st-class workers to take COM
PPs PPis'e oSa6 Sa6e OF house cooking and yard
COUPLE, colored, to live in; wife cookins
and some cleaning; husband s.h.w. co
COuPLE, white or colored; man must have
license. g drive car and be able to take
Of cook and
city. v Ca caii Fails Church 114s-J. " ' @1s
EXPERIENCED dry cleaning inspector and
s'v.S shsske5 snrtns MoRN5NasRE ~ lsE0 LAUNDRY CO.
III MisM ill., scaSoE Cd, H. 69ys and s!E rros
al all sSh Rn sssoo seSod % 'Snr fTsnd
ECHO. Post Once BOX s7s. State COLLEGE.
Pa. for agents asreement form and addi-
tional information.
ap ana 1000 sa.as Rsier:
css snces : r. required. sT1 Phone OIL. 1900 for
EHSAGER. sEPpSaeI' exper., NAL. or female; for
ladies' apparel dept in one Of washing
toms busiest stores. salary up to Sc, 1000
with excel. opport. for advancement. Give
IN fn .taet assas eee.F soa saeh a5 s 3
MUSIC TEACHER. able. to tesch piano and
theoretical subjects including ear training;
state education and experience. This is
a permanent all year-round position. Box
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION If you sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs
@ sh.rsss e. aiys yoic. ana Dhons number
HOME, meals and GOOD nay for man and
wife. in Va. home near Washington; cook
ing and housework. Phone OIL. 1910. Ia
STENOGRAPHER, perm. position; 5h-day
wk. Call from to Monday, oW. 1903.
PROTESTANT CHURCH wants reliable
couple for janitor and maid: must have
references; living quarters furn. Call GE.
1888 after 10 am. Sat. or Mon. --13
WANTED-Japanese couple to care for an
estate household within 5 miles of D. c.
Man MAJ mpt have : q nd
another woman. This couple must be GOOD
workers. sober and reliable, and must have
good references for the last years. II
ese5 eesp. viii s. Sc
per month, will own private apartment and
food included also, car and gas furnished
for their entire use. For interview appoint
ment, call MR.. SAUNDERS at MIchisan
s4oo from rom . m; IN Pm: roT out;of- o.
637 N st, NV; Washington, d. G., giving
cannot fll these qualifications
WHITE COUPLE as working csretakers Of
large downtown apartment property-rnust
smokers Comfortable upstairs apt. and
S150 mo.-no children. Box 473-J. Star.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE. National bookkeep.
ing mach, machine operator excellent Torsin9
esre5sss: s00a Apply once THr 9oSFo
MFSS saSR 1a' oftsARo1 Il with som.
4o-hour. seday week. eaeeiisnt Hi.Ga werfins
conditions. State previous salary. expert
ence, aee ana education. BOX 150-K. Star.
ADVERTISING SOLICITORS. exper.; com:
TkRArI3Hl ni1slGn 19sl aANn is nx sNp sT
oualiiies; better dresses, coats and suits:
pleasant working conditions. snMAs
afTEkArloS as7 f2as a2sp ave- ,aeer-
fenced on dresses, suits and coats, for hne
Conn: ave. ladies' specially store; excellent
.tesS1 ns,rS nth
tine: Appiy THE EssiE o.poNNiELL
a tsr z9Hias H%ss 'set. eo
ss.z s.:. s,..sss ,ss.r:' eli
ARaz SRo sh ssi
zLTERxTloN HAND-L.dy for ..!lortns
sGR sifa ef a1Ns .NS SlSsF SpEa
SMART s y; cow SALON sso5 Conn. ave.
ALTiEk3TIoS HELP. full or part time;
excellent working conditions, permanent
position: salary. $40. JENNY SHOP, 1919
AITERATioN WOMAN. experienced on
women's coats. suits, dresses; part time.
SR@LAU, 6l4 18th ST NV. -12
perience not necessary; neat, reliable: hrs.
II am. to z Pm; $50 to start; of 1 full
weekday and " day Sun. Apply s14 9TH
BEAUTIcIAN for Tuesday and rhursdsy
niEhts Or fMll 44,hr. wk; Excellent pay.
s3,L5A M,5A gEAuTY, SALON. e42S Georgis ave:
holidays, SH. 1911. IA
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HELP MEN Cont. J

work to help organize a national fraterne
frisndship lodge: Older men accepted 4 4
sds ior yeaa BOOK @ Il 1a4s
money realized from the achievement te
be used for the treasury in a chartered
i local to meet s at deorsis ave- and the Dis. IS.
ss.sr and in sSod health here Is your
xGHILEN4 sSf 6ffsfo StsE for able man
One Of washinston,s larsest service con- con.
man with past sales experience, to assist
eppersanity for advancement. Apply Mr.
PPSF8TEkl PPS TSS WlS II r6 81 SIT REAL Estate lt
full or part time, cox g. co; will open
sn e e: Mount sass Rainier Msa oe once
3. ], ave. ne. To enroll call UN. 1927
FSE Fs s1s RiGHr POSITION for the right mar
possess neat appearance and good charac.
and Who are willing to work I n hard to "ri. real.
IN men who desire perm. positions, who
''Fs .se ass pe posons sna use and i
average person can plan to make at leasI
476 or more per wk from the start. Mer
sno:en w viii ~, be trained and sspecally pre-
N.
view. see Mr.. MURRAY. Room $40, Rims
4ldg.. 18th and M SITS. NV. IA
ATTENTION, AUTO MECHANICS-One Of
the fastest growing automobile agencies
In the Metropolitan Washington Area
offers. an unusual opportunity for two
experienced. first-class mechanics. If you
are interested IN more money, security
and better working conditions, here is the
answer. II you can qualify. we offer the
following Advantages: ST .35 per hr. guar
antee- for 46 hours per wk
Incentive II fN AZ
hbor sales
Plus six paid holidays
Plus vacation with pay.
Plus share in liberal profit sharing llan
Plus 900 life insurance policy, So
600 accident insurance. SIS per day hos
pttal insurance with UP to $3.50 surgical
Dement'S. $1,000 per wk. sickness pay
We have new, modern building, with
latest tools, equipment. showers and
locker rooms. Send letter Of application
HStlne experience and references. Box
Evening star., 1947-10-12
SITUATIONS AEN fco,r T,

YOUNG MAN. COLLEGE education. desires
VIII work as waiter driver. switchboard
operator' oned elevator operator. etc. Ii. ,5441
EX;ARMY OFFICER. es. married, desires
position with progressive firm, adminis-
tration background. supervisory and sup.
ply experience; excel. refs. 81. 2443.
Law STUDENT, veteran. wants afternoon
work in legal ofice; type; good letter
writer. Box 402-J. Star.
LAW STUDENT, GEORGETOWN senior, mar
ried' desires part.time Job aiternoons;
b.A., economics-history. Phone CHI. 1T73
or write Box S64-J, Star. 12s
STUDENT VETERAN desires 4 or 5 hours
work in afternoons: IA years IBM experi-
ence. After pm. Monday. GL. T03T.
a VET. "a. single. white, desires position
with future; min. sal. 81. 100; exc. typist;
yrs. personnel and ONCE exp. best refer
ences. Box 336-J, Star. 12a
C0LoRED MAN. desires part-time lob as
ofhce cleaner after 5 pm or part-time
work OF any kind. LU. 4457
CAN YOU USE THIS MAN. Excellent ap-
pearance, 70 years wholesale-retail sales
experience plus ability to work hard pres
emily employed $4,000 yearly; viii con-
Siaer sac less i Job offers real opportunity.
BOX 3lO-J, Star,
Evening star., 1947-10-12
AGENTS.

SHINE SHOES WITHOUT "foLIsH." New
Invention: Lightning, seller, shoes sleam
IKE mirror: Samples sent on trial.
KRISTEE 81. Akron. Ohio.
EARN CHRISTMAS MONEY taking maga-
tai; Big commissions Supplies. help fur
aished NJ Erss book tells hoy-vriss TO-
Dept. NWs-4. Mount Morris. nj.
SOMETHING NEW in hre 'extinguish.rs.
Red Comet Automatics., Company estab-
lshed 1881. All-year Job. Exclusive terri
tory. Dealers earning up to 10000
Write All Red Comet Bldg, Littleton,
EARN LARGE COMM. DAILY-seu brass
market ukIVERsAfL ENGRAVfNa sn CO. g..
Dept. 20, 221 Columbus ave. Boston,
sPARE-TIME WORKERS. big hourly
commission: sell name plates for front
K. n. p? Keystone name plateD; big
gest. fastest money maker today: get
started with our free sample. equipment!
Write KEYSTONE ENGRAvERs, $50 At
lantic, Boston, MAM
Evening star., 1947-10-12
SITUATIONS MEN end woMEh

Man AND WIFE wants janitors quar-
ters, experienced; references; woman
works tor quarters and man elsewhere.
VETERAN AND WIFE plus emo. baby,
want want roomins house to manage. Nj.
SfuS; s.fuoSS,; IA
WANTED, by couple. positions with keep,
together. competent maintenance man.
good housekeeper, cook, former teacher,
experienced apartments, we'll known, ref
erences. F. j. 1NESON, Ellington, N c.
Evening star., 1947-10-12

Is YEARS IN ONE SPOT-We need On
auto accessory salesman to contact gaf
with our entire line: fullest inside CO.
operation without sales force competition
unlimited territory and opportunity
Replies strictly confidential. Call A. M
Berg any time, d. G JOBBERs. 1914
4th st. NV. -l2
SALESMAN-Excel. oppor. selling gas ap.
pliances, on liberal commission basis plus
car allowance. in Southern Md. close ia
2. C.: car necessary. Phone waldorf
2222 for interview -l2
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE SALESMAN with
growing concern; good chance for ad-
vancement; experience not necessary.
Reply Box 2-K, Star -l2
Evening star., 1947-10-12
SALESMAN .(cont. J


self-service store work, Including wood
and made TO order: Immediate delivery;
REFG; CO. 1124 9th st. NV. RA 1858
SCALES, meat grinders, slicers, meat saws
and complete counter line; immediate de-
eemmiss!on % only. ~ SRI PRicE Ruis REPa. Peye eo; ee5
FhEfp f1gf 81 Sails e MI MAsAakk AEA sses want
! cookware sales record. to train and SUI I
psssise pses unsf msn ,.a. in Nd p C. and y.
time opportunity: ss e eseslent s % salary fe. pe.
attractive bonus srransement: nationally
sMiqH ssm9gi kr kitehsa asas Graf, ware. 81. Mr.
elusive, in saleswork with large national
liie " odn insurance company; starting salary,
sspGs Sent ss' ss hom. ss a s
and expenses; He viii then return to
the JOB while doing specialized saleswork
APPLICANT must have the following quail.
with wide mountaineering in this city
z; At least yrs. college required. g.
Married man given preference. but will
top scores on our aptitude tests to de-
termine his fitness for this type Of career
and and give EVIDENCE Of success in past
sonaty and 5. able n 70 meet s'eeas ex.eutlse Rse
type business men. Your reply must con-
Sa vince r US 18th, that & personal interview should
DlsTRIBUToR of nationally known brand
OF phonograph records, wants hard-hittine
salesman; sales to dealers only; above-
syass ssInRs F $685. st' shss Hs E564
appointment. -l2
THAT YOUNG FELLOW started a, =,
salesman with my company on the 2bth
MADE M Aus 80 the JUS. snh Of SEPT M,1S b had
F1EF, oW. 1857. s' '"'e'"'n' Dh LONG,
SALESMEN-Clean-cut. honest. aggressive
men men, car 1, earn n high income selling storm
psrience necessary, viii tr.in: visit our our
pes peee7d and az let US shUw you the earnings
oH BAY f''fsRoa sRos EssPsfas Ms
CO.. Ho. $500. III
sALEsMEN-We can use good storm
have very M saabIe 'ans!e srs NO ons SACK
season; can use several part-time men,
als1 aR1NK fuI Il, ess sss ,eo-operat'on Phone
Earn Earn BIG i NOR MosEY .Sf nalLy-se nRn1 men
quality topeoats OF wool gabardines, her
fns1onss eecs e., and tweed f.6res diress
topeoat season is now here. write imms-
s5S,sMENF 5,si MFG. NJ co. SIC w coasss'. +.
MEAT OR FixTURE-wonderful oppor-
tunity for go-getter to sell the world 8
finest meat tenderizer on leadership basis
Write qualifications to THE FEDERAL
STEAkMAkER CO., 202 N. Pearl ST., Bal
SALESMAN for radio and appliance dept. i;
experienced: permanent work, 5-day, 40
hr: week; generous company BENEFITS and
PRIVILEGES. Apply in person. employment
once, 3rd moor, THE HECHT CO., 7th and
ALERT, PROGRESSIVE, full or part time,
Md, D. c. and Va; illuminated advt dis
plays and equip: for store. home, once ard
hotel. MODERNAIRE CO.. call Sun. TW.
$500, Ext 373.
EXPERIENCED statesmen, wholesale
groceries. to call on retail trade; must
have car K L. H DISTRIBUTING CO.,
21S-220 G st. NV. 12s
Evening star., 1947-10-12

fUH-tlme POSITION.
Georgia ave. NV.
SALESLADY, expe
wear selling only:
working conditions
paid vacation. JEl
Evening star., 1947-10-12

SODA FOUNTAI
enced. must be h
pay, meals and
MAN PARK D.
Park Hotel,
| STENOGRAPHEH
necessary, prete
estate; 5-day wet
manent. Box II
STENOGRAPHER
education; with
arrange meetings
depends on Qualif
MRS. BENDURE,
S1ENOGRAPHER
Pleasant working
for advancement.
Alexandria. Va.
STENOGRAPHER
pany;; perm anent
6-day week; Piles
Apply RIM. 40S,
S16 14th st. nv
STENOGRAPHER
nee work: good
details in reply.
STENOGRAPHER
tary In Office of {
4O-hour week; ne
1900, Ext. 264. !
STENOGRAPHER
er, 5h-day wk.
~ tnAvEL CORF
RE. 2044.
STENOGRAPHER
estate and insura
position in insur;
HShed real estate
curing initiative
week; S175 per
weekdays, 9 to &
STENOGRAPHER
industry. for sa
local organization
and typins esst
advancement. a A
ence. etc, to Box
sTENOGRAPHER
vestment banking
5la -day week, s.
teresting work. +
STENOGRAPHER
$50 tc 4:30: G.
large insurance
tunity for advs
AnO iaAn
Evening star., 1947-10-12

pref. exper. In real
ice, for perm, interesting
nee dept. of long-estab-
firm; varied duties, re-
and adaptability; 5-day
Call ME. $3.50
Evening star., 1947-10-12

x1usS sS1 paDH juus 4 Sss tuRs aSs,
YY66GNG LADY Is ssiI stationery full time
In book and stationery store. Apply wM.
RAIIIkNTYNB d 0OffS.> 1921 ? Ut. nv.
between 10 and II an.
Evening star., 1947-10-12

with courteous and
to work in front office
work consists of tipping.
records and meeting the
n. helpful; good oppor.
Apply in person between
pm, THE SUIT SHOP,