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Montana labor news., 1948-10-14

Montana wool producers receive ap-
proximately a million dollars more
yearly because of wool ~shrinkage re-
search conducted by the Montana Agri-
cultural Experiment station. Passage
of Referendums 81 and 81 will aid the
experiment station.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-14

The Railroad Brotherhoods en-
dorse the following candidates for
election November ? as friends of
labor:
Montana-U. S. Senate, James E.
Murray, Democrat. U. S. House,
list District, Mike Mansfield, Demo-
crat; End District, Willard E.
Fraser, Democrat.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-14
SEN. MURRAY ENDORSED BY LABOR
DOR BY THE SILVER BOW TRADES
LABOR COUNCIL ARE:

Democrats: Harry S Truman, President; James E. Murray,
Senator; Mike Manifold, C. ~ess; John Bonner, Governor;
Paul Cannon, Lieutenant G oIso.ie sem W. Mitchell, Secre-
tary Of State; Arnold Os.-. Linz, general; Henry
Mernn, Legislature; Mary Condor, D.. Public
Instruction.; Harry F~reeboun, Associate Jus.~ preme
Court, short term; R. v. Bottomly, Associate Justice Of Su-
preme Court, long term. Republican: George A. Davis for
Railroad Commissioners.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-14

Enrollments in Montana's Univer-
sity system have jumped 81 percent
since 1910. At the November election,
the University seeks more funds to
operate and a $s,0OO,000 building bond.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-14
HAS SUPPORT OF SILVER BOW
& LABOR COUNCIL

VHOAO u AzHOVIN VVVISVH0
Senator James E. Murray, running for reelection Novsmb~
2, has the support Of organized labor and Of the Silver Bow
Trades 4 Labor Council.
The article in last weeks issue was prepared BY Tom DAVIS
office and was inadvertently published in the Montana Labor
News.
Senator Muray's record in the Senate speaks for itssf, hav-
ing voted for labor on every issue coming before the Senate.
He voted against the Taft Hartey Law and voted to uphold
President Truman's veto.
His opponent, Tom J. Davis. has not got the Enforcement Of
organized labor and is not entitled to the support Of organized
labor.
The Taft Law is the most vicious piece Of legislation
ever passed by the United States Congress and President WI
liam Green Of the A. F. Of l. urges that this law be repealed -
does President Philip Murray Of the c. !. O.
Coal miners certainly know that the oppressive Taft-Hardey
w-whch John L. Lewis denounces-was passed by . Re
publican Congress over President Humans veto.
The American Federation Political Action Committee Is ask
ing Unions to support anyone that has voted in the interests Of
labor and are endorsing Senator Murray for reelection.
SENATOR MURRAY SHOULD HAVE THE SUPPORT
OF ABOR!
Montana labor news., 1948-10-14

Give Montana's wal generation a
chance at a college education by voting
for the r%eferendums in November.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-14

Passage oi Rcierendums 81 and =
insure the orderly growth Of
Montana's University system.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-14

An economy that relies for
its stimulation on waste and
disaster il taking the road
to oblivion ~ surely ~ the
dinosaurs, those creatures
that were all bulk and no
brains Stuart Chase.
The Arizona post., 1948-08-20

Rabbi and Mrs. Albert T. Bill
crap spent a week in Los Angeles
having gone to perform the Myer-
son-Getz wedding ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Szerlip,
Babs and Billy, E. Kings Road,
left last Saturday to spend 2
weeks in Colorado.
Chosen to the board of trustees
of the Arizona American Cancer
Society is Pima County Chair
man, Fred Dragonette.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bloom, E..
4th, together with the children,
have been spending the summer
at the Coast. They are expected
back in about 2 weeks.
Mel Fine was called to Chicago
by the death of a relative there.
Mr.. an Mrs. Jules Benson are
on a two-weeks vacation viewing
the grandeur of Grand Canyon
and similar sights.
Working at Whites jewelers. is
handsome Dave Peilen, former
star short-stop on the U of Min
nesota baseball team which won
the Big 8 championship not so
many years ago.
Max Lukacs is recuperating
from recent siege of pneumonia.
Get better quickly, Max!
The Arizona post., 1948-08-20
THAD MOORE CANDIDATE

Thad Moore, former Pinal coun-
ty assessor and member of the
State Tax Commission for IA
years, announced recently the Tax
Commission would finish its work
of setting the state tax and he will
commence to actively campaign
for his nomination for governor,
subject to the Democratic pri-
mary on September z.
During Mr.. Moore's tenure as
state tax commissioner, he is
widely credited with having done
much to equaliZe taxes between
big business, home owners, small
business, laborers and farmers.
GAS governor" Moore stated, Il
shall give my sincere thought and
effort to all state affairs, with
emphasis on the following, which
I consider of vital Importance to
every citizen:
/. Reclassify state lands so that
our state schools and institutions
will receive from this source the
return to which they are entitled
under our Constitution and the
Enabling act.
2. Cooperate with members OF
the Interstate Stream Commission,
the Power Authority, the Central
Arizona Project and our Congress
men to acquire Arizona's just
share of Colorado river water and
power.
8. Encourage the investment OF
outside capital, and the establish
ment of new industries, which
create new jobs.
4. Revise the outmoded state
tax structure, so that the tax bur-
den is equally distributed.
The Arizona post., 1948-08-20
BELLER- -STROM

Announcement has been made
of the engagement in Phoenix OF
Mary Beller to Max Strom. The
wedding will take place in Detroit
on Sept. 9th.
The bride-to-be is a native OF
La Grange, Ill, where her father
is in the jewelry business. She
is employed in Phoenix jewelry
store.
Max Strom is well-known here,
a graduate of the University
School of Business Administration
in 1e46. He is past president OF
Zeta Beta Tau and of Hillel. AT
present he is associated with a
fuel and seed company. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Strom
of Detroit.
The Arizona post., 1948-08-20

Mrs. william LeBOff, daughter
Charlotte, and her friend, Frances
Isaacs of New York left Wednes-
day for Los Angeles to be gone a
week. Upon her return Charlotte
will return to her former posi-
ton at Doctors Hospital in New
York, reporting Sept. /.
James Nevins and his family of
Cleveland are expected in Tucson
in February to make their home
here. He is the brother of Jack
Nevins. His business plans here
have not yet been announced.
MIR. and Mrs. Sol Bear, e. Sth,
motored to New York and are
spending August visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Sam Tobias, E. 9Th, will
return shortly from New York
where she has been the past
month.
Elmer Courtland drove over to
Laguna Beach last Saturday to
bring back Mrs. Courtland and
the children. They spent a month
there.
The Arizona post., 1948-08-20

Back from New York is Char
les Gordon, prop. of Gordon's
popular shoe emporium on E.
Pennington. Charlie says that he
has the finest and most economi-
cal line of children's shoes and
that you simply must come in and
see for yourself at Gordon's
Shoes.
Mrs. Hattie Rogers is in Bever-
ly Hills visiting her daughter
Ann. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry "Cata-
lima Drug" Penn will join her
there on the 22nd. Mrs. Penn is
daughter of Mrs. Rogers.
Flying in from West Chester,
Pa, and from Sarasota, Fla, to
visit their old friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jules Benson, were J. Weiss,
Marvin Weiss, and M. Ungeleider.
They're staying at the Pioneer
Hotel.
Al Grobard of e. 7th, left for
Hartford, Conn, Aug. 10 to look
after his Oil Burner business and
properties. He plans to return in
December.
Ben SOhmer of New York, a
Knight of Pythias brother of Irv-
ing Ostroy, is spending a few days
with the Ostroys on his trip home
from Los Angeles.
The Arizona post., 1948-08-20

Al Gotkin left last week for
New York to visit his brother and
sister-in-law, remaining until the
end of September. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Gotkin returned from Hot
Springs, N. M.
Mrs. Ida BecksOn and SON Hen
ry, now living in Phoenix, spent
a recent weekend in Tucson Wis
iting her son, Emanuel, a stu
dent at the University and seeing
their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. T. Heller have
returned from Milwaukee and are
living at the Terra Alta Apis,
They will return to Milwaukee in
September for several weeks COM
ing back in November to remain
permanently. They are the par
ents of Ivan Heller, E. Mabel. Mr..
Heller is the founder and present
chairman of the board of Mil
print, with main offices In Mil
waukee.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Sills moved
month ago to E. Helen street.
The Arizona post., 1948-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wallerstein
of st. Louis stopped off to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dunes, E.
9th, enroute home from the Coast.
Mr.. Wallerstein is noted violin
iSt.
MIR. and Mrs. r. G. HOrwitz
have bought home in Encino,
near Hollywood. Until recently
they lived here.
The Arizona post., 1948-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Steinberg
of Toronto, Canada, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Ann Robin Steinberg to Herbert
Pion, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Pion, E. 3rd. No wedding date has
yet been set.
Invitations have been issued for
a formal announcement party to
be held at the home of the brides
aunt, Mrs. Allan Steinberg, Gale
The Arizona post., 1948-08-20
ESTHER HENDERSON


Glorietta on August 22nd.
The bride is resident of To-
ronto and recent arrival in Tue
son, having come on visit to her
aunt. She is a graduate of the
Moulton Ladies College in Toron-
to. Herbert graduated this sum-
mer from the University of Ari-
zona, a major in English. He was
student at the Yeshiva Univer-
sity and Theological Seminary
from 1943 to 1947.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
PERSONAL.

ALTERATIONS, dressmaking, done ex-
Rbb RiT5 a4666sy e6s r and .ye W bu ssss
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL, day
and 18th season opens say Sept
approved approved by MARYLAND state Board Of
Education Literature mailed upon Isg. re-
inaI and civil; reasonable rates. Wo. 655e,
Willow LAWN SCHOOL has several i'm
mediate vacancies, yesr-around boardlng
d pERSaysnT aay esE WAf 1ss ma 'yg
HYNS EI5H s0ns sEs6rY x e'eessI coIze2 Psio s
LET DIR. DELLA LEDENDECKER's wonder
tul hands rub your aches and pains away
G $925 ,aMs s. nv ~ MI lIso oIno,,,s u.veov.r
iie1ueins io p.m tph Phone iSi GL. ei7s. s'' ~ 5.
9Temp, ane e1heient se5yiee; sSS, open ewes
5ENrAf 5tSs af'n TEchSiCiAs-JosEpH Ti aS IA RICE.
Prompt service on dental plate repairs.
So1 SeS 4hh Itsi + DkEssMkiSa aSs oSs MA ssed R
ations and refashioning to present styles.
rss iocated sGe naa ENaEI e 1a ormery 9Th
ave: n -, 49, 11Io, F st NV" Room 90
SLIPCOVER, DRAPERIES, cornices, pro-
fessionaly made from yours or our mate
rial Workmanship guaranteed. ST. 1000
LOVELY PRIVATE HOME will take elderly
conv alescent or handicapped lady; excel
lent food, 3 meals a day; laundry incl.
EDUCATED WOMAN wanted to give some
help in studio evenings. week ends. ex-
change expert instruction in commercial
art Opportunity to share business. Box
1S6-R, Star. s.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
COLLEGE STUDENT, 26. married. de

COLLEGE sI1pINT g niTSled IN 5eds dssiFes
fsass SS5 on
nT!sS DAYwoRk asi waSrEDEist,ciass S IIt refs. WI
DniREssMAkrNG, niaSs S,S,ntE design, remod. altsEa
BERT BERT, 'sad iT7ins NV Apt, A. AD: Ups
DREssMAKERs, tailors, notions, trim
mings, supplies, dry cleaning, hand press
ing: BUTTONS IS covered etc. 1924 Goth st
sSssy SsrR e call essssq Sx is4s essrss
sdos sI re{e4enees Geee Vhpts &C. ss fsya'0r Job
IN genera. clerk and Recordak operator
oper.. % cierk' cHlHs e' or doctors once; exper
college education. HO. 122l.
GovERNEss, practical nurse, compan-
sion, story-tedlHligns dHgG classroom BOX lof-F'
NURSE, practical, caoable taking charge arg
valescent preferred. taylor 34ls. .
POSITION as dental, asst. now: Dental r
b. c. Board Anacostia pref. TW. 24s0
PRACTICAL NURSES available, trained
graduates: day or night duty; dui,. reasonable BE
rates. DI. 43s4, MISS DAVIS, weekdays
PRACTICAL NURSE, white. will care for
mother and infant or young child, AIRING
ton pref Gil 6l2S.
PRIVATE NURSE, available for work days.
Call ST. 1856 .
SECRETARY, mature, experienced, ONCE
management and routine, desires position;
competent stenographer. Box Or, star
SECRETARY, formerly Capitol Hill. compe-
tent stenog ra pher, desires temporary en-
ployment. Box 9S-R. Star. %
SECRETARY, 10 yrs eXper., desires posi-.
Ition; rapid stenograoher, very adept at
handling details; employed at present car
furn. exec. refs; available IN WKs. BOX
n; e GRApHER SECRETARY. exper.,
reliable, wishes permanent position; can
handle legal or patent law. Call CHI. o64l
WIDOW with child: wishes to do typiins
at home MI. 6523. p
YouSG WOMAN ARTIST. now WORKING
daytime desires JOB evenings TO be vdrs ire
used to meeting the public; hard working;
Conscientious. Box l21-R,- Star. 3.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT AND CONCRETE DRIvEWAYs
repaired and replaced; new concrete SIDE
s yass e9s cMmGNTY pA2N vi aseS Co. and
rspas HOUSES wk Kris s55E sS%nsss
s; BuLIDozER LIDO Ml Tsas FoR HIRE, contract or
Ins hn%'tH foads 5ises and 's land Clearing. Ak 5o
cARPENTLRING and remodelins. New
porehes dormepS' attlSS iSI and aes, recreation
cFMFSr 5fGms sk k Mi vais ais asstone
terraces. walks. chimneys. freplaces, ce-
ment driveways. ,porches. retaining walls
PiDf MaRcUceo afapsss s Roate es 81 Eorners lane
Rockville, Md, Rockville 35sS. 3
FENCES, all types: immediate erection;
FENCE FENCE & s0ct5Ss8s coSsTRUcTfoS CO. ST. 1000
laying. sandins. inishinE. Cleaning par.
fs;' R:'is se "1hsi sis VISOR
iln KIT. MoDERS1zEp. IN sinks wood or steel
easonstS gEoRGE fs5sosse cook eo I35
Structural steel DUPONT IRON WORKS.
oA oRNAMGNrAI laGSr i IRON RA1LINGs, burslar
AREfNoToN sqaIds s5 1RoN woRKs Nc Car hone
GIL 34s4. Quick ,ervice. Free estimates.
and exterior dtcorat;
ing. all classes and kinds. Special
prices this week. For estimate ask for
MR. WILLIS, evenings, I'll, 9537; days
SCREEN your PORCH while nave the
WATERPR0oFiNG w sTIis fso CELLARS. walls. foors
roofs; expert work; guaranteed. NEVINS
LU .444 after 6. -16
CALL THE HYDALE CONTRACTORS today
for reas. estimates on all home improve
ment and remodel Jobs; attic rms addl-
tions a speciality. WA. 1857, UN. 4241.
REMODEL YOUR CLOSET or storage
space into an attractive. convenient bath
or powder room. Let US help YOU; estl-
A.A-I CAEPENTRY-Let US take care of
your home repairs, remodeling: all work
guaranteed; reasonable est. Elk. 5153. 81
HOMEOWNERS = Heating
and plumbing by licensed mechanics. Home
remodeiing from foundation to roof. Call
OWNERS IMP. CO., ST. 1888
or TIA 1891 any time.
CONTRACTING CO. -
papering, roofing and siding. all
work guaranteed: monthly terms: free esti-
mates. WA. 1886 days or evenings. -3l
ASkEW'S HOME SERVICE Painting.
paper hanging, floor sanding, modernlzins
osmt; to roof; reas Or. 1900; g.
FIREPROOFING and gen.
to roof. Call ST 1866 for free, estimates.
RATIONAL NAT DEceoRATiNG Co. sos Eth
Evening star., 1948-08-03
REPAIRS and SERVICES Cent,

serslee sNe SS ii WORK sua suarantesd. % Cali HY
ffASe TUNING and serysins; Formerly
FIasTlR Fpas5s BRieK iR9WEF eEMEST NE so4s .es,sne s
PIAsTERiNG AND REMoDELING.csn,- Il NC
tDas RfHfs s Gfs srEciaErf ffif Z new and
old WORK lsrse soao er small jobs white me-
PIasTER1Ns. fHansfi S 'GsI PAiNr1NG, repair work;
experienced mechanics. co. sosl, Mr..
PPLITUMBrNG AND HEATING; no lob too
small; 24-hr service; reas. priced. JOHN
p11MSisG MiGhSE 4Np Nh fHSa HEATING. ,oDp.ns saa
RS MKNEW HassE 4ssm sSsssFs 1s4 sPsssia
REFRIGERATORs, MOTORS, washing ma =;
chimes; s4-hour service; oi househ1leep hSepNnd nnd
sEeERA4s RffAlRs if Rs evsnnss sl
end. holidays, all makes; work guaranteed;
RKfhisEkAToks' .siShsfei expsFt; guaranteed re-
pair On Al makes: Can AT soas raot a,
73s 9TH st. NV. ST 1000, Ext. /. 49,
ROOF REPAIRING. all. types; install new
roofs all kinds; guttering, spouting, gen gen
sss 81 onss shsft to mes psy woEk e no
RooFiNG. Timing, PAINTING: repair
sHipkEY |ng sgsterlGg dE aTss ans sD0utins Call Mr.
RooFING, GuTTgR1NG and spouting
immediate service, free estimates, Gali
RooF LEAKe walls or cellars vet'
WADDELL, TR 1879. 4
STONE, FLAGSTONE AND CEMENT--Spe-
cializing in stone retaining walls and nag
stone, also cement drives, porches. walls,
mates, cali JERRY, AT 1856.
TYPEwRITERs cleaned. o,led and adjusted;
All work guaranteed. RE. 1177. UNITED
TJYREMEITER So;: s1s 18th 18th nv nv ~ ~
# wSe and # bs Ions Hays youT Shas
method. Washington SHADE 4 AVN
ING CO. 2O21 18th st. NV DU 5000.
WORN SINK TOPS replaced with formlca
or stainless steel; kitchen remodeled with
nets. @ MASTER APPL1ANcB CO. No, 6s0s
MODERN BATHROOMS, kitchen gas water
heaters, all types of plumbing and heating
installed by experts: cash or terms. Call
Call North 5000 for free estimates.
SHAPIRO. reg plumber, office and show
room 9th and Que NV. Night phone SA
". B. sTANBACK. 1928 14th st. NV
Service and repairs, electric wiring and
repairs. Small jobs a speciality. Call MI.
JOHN ToLsoN-paper hanging and paint
n5 Do THAT Tfsi09safs cARpENTER gsf JOB NoW-capt-
net work, remodeling, steel kitchen cabi-
Low PRICES for plan 10 repairs and tuning
during Aug. LAWSON & GOLIBART; AD.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, colored, permanent position with
nroninent local family; $50, pei, vk;, pvt
I'm. and bath. Must furnish local ref ret-
erences. Call MISS RICHARDS, RA. $3.50
cooK-G.H.W., live in. 6-day week. S22
week. Call ST.. 1865 for appointment. -
COOK, exper. good housekeeper. for lam
ily Of . adults, Arlington live IN rels'
GHW., exp. no laundry; plain cook; live
in; children; city ref s2o wk GE.
9G$2aIw.-CARE ca OF cHILDREN-Live IN;
rsferences. HI. 3740. =
.st so wk eG.DtfS; and carfsfe MRS sALiNs, 1924
rHan1KKsPaiKEEPER, ra1K Pi EEETPER white. experienced plain
cnokine light laundry; private residence;
> Adults, i child; live In excellent 9lsrn-
ters; good salary Call Kenmore SIS
HoUSEKEEPER. reliable woman, for
smnI> mother school-age children; no
obi. small child; refs, S25 wk. Box 2ss-
hEAf Al f'aFH The HIGH COST Of livins-Loyely
pvt rm. and bath. good food, and $50
yk,, in exchange for. services Of COM
netent nursemaid for . children and Inv Z;
10 cooking If you are honest. neat, OF
20 GOOD habits and can love my children,
nEsrRE refined white middle aged woman;
10 live in, take care OF seml-invalid. Call
W0 1855.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COL0RED GIRL wants days work. 5000
COOK. colored, well experienced; g;hw
keep horse for employed couple feiiao,s; y,
ffDERL2 EH asL2' coLoRED LADY wants Inv
days; can live in. AT. $3.50. t,,u .;r,0
work as maid in restaurant, DE. 634
time. time Call III. 1913.
GIRL, colored wants 4 gays Sors; iaun-
GIRL. colored, high school, desires part
time work in Silver sp5ing area EIp qet5
sH. 1927, evenings r..
GIRL. colored wishes dagwork M0n, To Tues; : !
and Thurs. evenings Full day "eo' ana
GIRi. Iisas coiored, GI' wishes job cleaning apt,
and care of child. AID, $50.
GIRL, colored, h.s.g., wants Joo as nurse
CIR GIRL, Na colored, desires ghw, full time,
or bus girl or maid. MI. e29l
GIRL, CIR eolored. wishes g,h.w.; exp; live
t5i Girl. A coiored. @ refs. wants ghw., small
family; OF sat and Sun, or days work.
GIRL, CIR cSoored, 1a-yr -old college Junior
with appearance; desires ooneso,c or 'oe ss a. a
cashief ssi1FesS' caII MI. 1858 after le noon.
Girl, colored wants days work, 8 to 4,
: days wk: cleaning Refs. ME. 1888.
GJRI colored. wishes general housework,
fnii mr. mart time; ref Phone FIR. 6601. !.
HoUSEkEEPER, white, middle, aEed, good
cook, g.h;w.; live in, available at once
Box 1S4-R. Star. .,,
TAUNDRESS. out. by day; also to take
home Will do ruf1e curtains. MI. ST..
LAUNDREss wishes work Tues. Thurs; :,
Fridays; SIS per day, carfare FIR. 315s.
MAN, colored, 20, desires job in pvt. home
as houseman. cook or butler; live In; refs.
Rt. /. Box 342, 1eesburs, Va.
SCHOOLGIRL, colored, desires Joo caring
for children yrs. and up; child care only.
references AK 1858.
WOMAN cololed, neat. reliable. %lsnes
part or full-t time cooking, chlld-care.
FoXerienced References. RE. 1876.
WOMAN, coored. wishes, cooking pa days;
semitic family; ref. Call AT; 2O21.
WOMEN, coloied. desire part-time g'hw.;
references NE 1886. ~.
WOMAN. colored, wants part-tlme morn
ina work. apt or beauty shop. HO. 2oSS.
WOMAN. neat, reliable, eolored. desires
work, part time or by day; excel rel
Evening star., 1948-08-03
SITUATIONS MEN.

IRUck DRIVER, eXper.; ysnts Job any
type iESfk refs EE 34s yrs exp
try; can furnish best refs. Box 174-R.
AcCoUNTANT, expert: books started, keps
sTss cost os
Seeks Box perm sla
where executive ability experience, respon-
sibility and unusual capacity is needed,
AGcouNTANT. expert; books started. kept.
audited financial statements. tax returns,
Prompt service. RE. 5312; 3.
TSsk sakrHkbER Gf Sc s'0ss And os co6k H @ fss nom
union, 10 yrs. exp. Call Ii. sso7, ). to
BUILDER WILL BUILD for you on hourly
SsS ess i5e IEf wH
sasr q % ss'5s' out Of TGS town as Box
aAs asszss Ss Ts15s BABE 205s ei D5 H''
aAShskEs & S3hsktNsri STEWARD, city Or country :.
tain ' man 9r q. sandwich man; g years sT sx-
1t5Gi YoGNG Saf MAN s desires part-time work eve
nln3S 8 to II; willing to do anything
EX. @040, Ext. 4726, MR.. SFOLIN, bet.
$50 am. and 5 pm.
YOUNG MAN, 40, versatile and adapta BILE,
bookkeeping and accounting exp honesty
and sobriety beyond question; desire perm.
position; S65 wk. min. ELLIS, RA. 1l31
YOUNG MAN, sged %. night student
school of Foreign Service. GEORGETOWN
Univ. 3 yrs. Army, g yrs. prep school,
wants permanent position that offers in
teresting work leading to advancement
training, yrs. mech. eng craftsman: ! 3
yrs. Scot. Yard, extensive knowl. British
bus cond., world wide varied expeT., ad-
MN. and superv;; typist. ,shorth and uM3o M
w.p.m. plus and cartoonist; locate any
where. Seek salaried position with
pTospeGss PaR4ME PaT fspIM YORK veekends
and after ) O'Clock weekdays. Holding
1st-class phone and 2nd-class telegraph
license Box l95-R. Star. -
STUDENT in religious education at How
ard University desires evening Job from
PART-TIME JOB as mechanic-mac chinist,
or most anything. Also have new auto
mobile l can use on job. AK. S2s2:
Evening star., 1948-08-03
MOTOR TRAVEL.

HAVE ROOM FOR TWO to Atlantic City:
STUDENT wants ride to Chicago. about
August 9; will share expenses and heip
FBI CLERK, reliable, exper.. driver: must
be in L. A. by Aug; 10; will ferry car or
truck or share driving and expense; leave
as early as Aug. Z. SH. S912-
MIAMI. FLA.-Ride within week by mother
ano 5 well-behaved children. FIR, l344
PINE HURST. n. c. via Raleigh: Aug I;
take 4 passengers. MISS DOVE, RE. 69"s'
SEW HAVEN, PROVIDENCE. TRENTON
Leavins Friday morning; take 3. 81. 4554
WOMAN DRIVING ATLANTIC CITY. via
Philadelphia. August Is; desires one wom-
an passenger. 1947 Pontiac sedan. OW.
WANT 1 OR 9 WOMEN passengers to help
drive to San Francisco to arrive Septem-
Der st. Leave Washinston about August
ming Star BY August 9th, Box .4s4-M IS
BOSTON. saturday Aug. Z; take two pas
sensers. TIE. 1899.
WANTED-3 passengers, to Los Angeles.
leaving Friday or Saturday. Wo. 1879.