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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22
Union Picnic
AtLogdn Park

Despite the fact it rained nearly
half of the afternoon about $50
people from this vicinity were pres.
ent at the picnic sponsored by the
unions of Troy and Libby at Logan
Park Sunday.
Racing, boxing and horseshoe
contests held the interest of the
crowd the majority of the time,
with an unofficial ice cream eating
contest causing much merriment.
Visiting and consuming of pot
luck" was also enjoyed.
Political aspirants. Hugh Slauson,
Tom Brindley, William Shawl and
Bert Davis spoke briefly giving
their platforms.
The main boxing event was
Judged a draw between Jim Shan
hotter and Bud Peck. Other bouts
were between Battling Peck and
Slugger Vaughn; Carl Larson and
Don Munsel; Dave Cole and Bill
Thomson; Lloyd Moe and Harry
Moe; and Frank Peck and Dave
Cole.
Everyone entered into the spirit
of the celebration and report won
derful time with no casualties.
The picnic committee wishes to
thank all those who helped to make
the affair a success.
Contributions were received from
Walt Wemp, l keg and l case of
beer; v. F. W., / keg and 2 cases of
beer; Keglers, keg beer; George
Smith, S cases beer; Cedar Creek |
Club, 2 cases beer; Pastime, 2 cases
Cokancn
Bar, 2 cases beer; Geo. Wood Hard |
ware, l case beer; V. F. W., Troy |
case beer; HiWay Inn, Troy, l |
case beer; The Palm, Troy, $500 |
cash; Jack and Irene White, Troy. |
s. 90: Miller's Clothing Store, $500 |
ndse Geringers, SIS mdse.; Adkins
Store, SIS mdse.; Parker Studio. So:
Oon's Mems Store. 81; Jaqueth's. /
1850 mdse.; Candles. $3.50, mdse.:
Iepner's Supply, $395 mdse.; Boil
ards Mkt, doz lemons; AIS
Market. 5-lbs. coffee: Burgans. g.
loz lemons; Sleizer Groc., 5-lbs.
ugar, 5 can milk; Delzer Barber
Shop, hair cut; Deans Barber
Shop, l hair cut; Yaples Barber
Shop, l hair cut; Kelly's Barber
Shop, ! hair cut and shave; The
"a candy bars; The Ham
burger Stand, "a candy bars; The
fables, $500 mdse.; J. Neils Lbr.
20, $4,000 cash; The Zonolite Co.,
$500 and use of bus; Carpenters
local 1925, $500 cash; l.. J. Brown,
ise of bus; Ernie Wood, use of
ruck and pickup; Home Bar. Troy,
cases beer; Bill Lindsey, Troy, l
ase beer; Partlow Electric, $500;
mixers Service, $500.
The committee especially thanks
he Zonolite Co. for the donation
f the use of the bus for trans
Observation-Disclosures.
The soliciting committee or com
littees must have missed their
riends on California Avenue.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22
Rowe, Ndhoney and SIauSon
Win In Lincoln Co. Primaries

County Contests in the primary
election were won by Rowe, Ma
honey and Slauson Approximately
1000 legal votes were cast Tuesday
IN Lincoln County, which means
that only about two-thirds of the
qualified electors availed themselves
of their right to help choose the
candidates who will represent the'r
parties in the general election this
fall. The democrats polled approx
mately 1850 votes that being the
highest number cast for all can
didateS for any one office, that Of
U. S. Senator. The republicans cast
their largest vote for the office of
representative to Congress, a total
of 745 votes.
The most popular candidate in
Lincoln County is Judge Dean King,
running on the NOn-PartiSan ticket
for judge of the 18th Judicial Dis
trict with 1851 votes. The candi-
date who received the highest num-
Der of votes from his own party is
Mike Mansfield who lacked only IS
votes of receiving every democratic
ballot cast in the county. Mansfield
had no opposition in the primaries,
but even so his record vote of 1885
out of approximately 1850 bespeaks
his popularity in the party.
Judge Vernon Hoven, running for
gubernatorial nomination on the
democratic ticket proved the most
unpopular candidate in the county,
receiving only Al votes. Governor
Sam Ford received the most unite
support of any republican candidate
N the county, being given a '0t4l
vote of 536,
The people of Lincoln County eX-
pressed their faith in Comm. Ma
honey, giving him the democratic |
commissioner race in a fairly close |
contest, Brindley leading Davis by
only a dozen votes, his total of AIS |
being SO votes behind Commission
er Mahoney's 483. Representative
Rowe, asking for the republican
for reelection, won with
5l8 votes to his opponents TIA. In
the republican contest for county
Slauson won with a
majority receiving 378
votes to his nearest opponents 100
All figures given are unofficial, and
subject to correction when the OF
fetal returns are checked.
Early state returns give Cover
nor Ford comfortable lead for the
gubernatorial nomina-
ion. and indicate his opponent will
pc John W. Bonner. Murray and
Davis will head the democratic and /
parties respectively in /
he contest for u. S. Senator Mans
ield had no opposition for Congress-
nan, and will be opposed by Albert :
I. Angstman
Next week The Western News y
Expects to publish the complete Of !
icial county returns by precinct. !
following are the unofficial totals
which are subject to change 7
u. 6. Senator.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22
Will Osborne Bond
Comes to Libby

Libby dance enthusiasts have Z
treat in store when Will Osborne
one of Americas we'll known vocal.
lists and slide music" specialize
brings his orchestra of fifteen ar.
lists to the Gopher Inn August l.
Will Osborne enjoys a fine record
of achievement comparable to few
other of our American artists He
has held long engagements at many
famous hotel bathrooms and theatres
throughout the nation. Mr.. Osborne
has also appeared on many radio
shows; most recently on the Coca
Cola, Fitch Band Wagon, and Abb
bot and Costello. He is known
from coast to coast for his records
with Decca, Victor, and Columbia,
and as a song writer.
The Osborne orchestra features
smooth, rhythmic music with
plentiful supply of swing. Perhaps
that is why he has played for more
college proms than any other name
band in America.
Libby dance patrons are fortunate
in being able to see and hear
name band of Will Osborne's cali
Der. The fact that he is on tour /
in the Pacific Northwest has made :
his visit to this vicinity possible
Mrs. NJ E. Rowland left Monday
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22
POST OFFICES WIN
A HIGH RATING

R S. Howe post office Inspector
from Missoula, was in Libby Thurs
day of last week inspecting the To-
cal post Office The Libby office
was given d grade Of 98fc and Post
master f L DeRosia was highly
complimented on the efficiency Of
Office and staff
Inspector Bonnell of Spokane. re
Gently inspected the Warland post
office and according to Mr. DeDosia
awarded a grade of 600
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22
LANDS 24-INCH
CUTTHROAT SUNDAY

Miss Berniece Nicholas landed a
4 pound, two ounce cutthroat last
Sunday while fishing for mackinaw
on McGregor Lake The big trout
was "a inches long. Miss Nicholas
also landed an l8 inch mackinaw
which tipped the scales at two
pounds
Fishing at McGregor Lake has
been especially good this season.
Thompson Lake has also been Civ
ing some nice rainbows.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jaqueth left
Wednesday for a vacation trip into
the Bitterroot valley.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22
WENT To SCHOOL WITH
SLAYER OF BEAR THAT
KILLED SMALL GIRL

Many read of the little girl who
was killed recently by a black bear
near Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan.
Few here however, are acquainted
with the country.
Bill Gass states that he lived in
that section for a number of years,
leaving there in 1911. He went to
school while a lad, with the trapper
who tracked down and killed the
criminal bear.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22
KoIispeII Defects
The Vets Sunday

The Vets suffered their first West
ern Montana League defeat of the
season last Sunday in a game with
the Kalispell nine
The end of the 9th inning found
the Kalispell club leading with a
score of 81, but a series of hits by
the Vets during the last half of
the 9th. brought the score to 8-5.
Box score is not available.
Eureka will be here next Sunday
for a game which is called for 200
p. m.
Troy defeated Libby 10 to 5 last
night at Troy They play in Libby
next Wednesday eve
Mrs. CLAW Parker visited rela-
tives in Spokane Thursday of last
week
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22
DRIVERS LICENSE EXAMS

Examinations for drivers licenses
will be held for Lincoln county on
August 5 and at the Community
Room of the courthouse in Libby.
Hours-9:00 to 500.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22

The Male Quartette from Con
cordia College will appear in the
Libby Presbyterian Church Mon
day evening, July 26.
The organization is sponsored in
Libby by the First Lutheran
Church.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22
MY THANKS TO VOTERS

My thanks and appreciation to
the voters for their generous sup
port at the primary.
JAMES MAHONEY
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22
WEATHER REPORT

Following is the weather report
furnished through the courtesy of
the Libby Ranger Station:
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22

Mrs. NJ E. Rowland left Monday
for a visit in Spokane and other
points west.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22
MALE QUARTETTE COMING
MONDAY, JULY rs

Continued on Page 81
Evening star., 1948-04-12
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, experienced, good cook. chauf-
feur -houseman, for country home: refer
ences. Call Adams 1912 Ia
DEMONSTRATORS - Experienced home
Join our sales force. Coneenial working
conditions. No high pressure. Car essential.
Call HO. zero. 9 to IL am. lis
FOUNTAIN HELP-well-paid work at our
soda fountain; pleasant working conditions.
perm. employment, excellent opportunity
at any PEOPLES DRUG STORES or en-
ployment ONCE, ~ st. ne. Mon. through
Fri, & q m. to 4:30 pm.
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN-Experie
technician desired for laboratory and 169-
bed hospital; registered technician pre-
ferred; vacation. sick leave and other
privileges. salary open. Apply personnel
ONCE, Alexandria Hospital. 13
TUTOR. colored, teach English grammar;
experienced. Box 474-T. Star. Ia
YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN wanted to
sell display adysrtisins for leading news;
retail merchandising and advertising de-
portunity for the. right person. Write
e1Wprshsnsivs letter e sALTMoElE
Evening star., 1948-04-12
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, 2 yrs public accounting
experience. young man. married: college
graduate. Protestant, Washingtonian.
ant to controller or chief accountant in
high-class local business; excellent refer
ence as to character and ability: moderate
aoc0SuNFG iSsSS FfS sGS sfSDENT ss1E desires parttme
employment after pm. Call RA. 42s5.
ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started. kept
part time. tax returns prepared, state
msnts; audits; reasonable Or sos4
mset public, drive; inteilisent. Box Ss5-T
IHWYER-INvEsTIGA 81 yrs. old
vestigation and claims exper:; want to
settle here or ABROAD know s, cafe nusi dsr ana
81 900 yr. BOX 1857, Star 13.
PAINTER, frst-class. mechanic, interior
exte5iCr 5ny ksehens Ra s4ss baths Best OF ref
sTUDENT at local refrigeration school
would like part-time Job with refrigeration
ssennss ssFySs maa Can sin sH s35 after eho9
VET. colored, reliable. wants Job, most
sind Gs AT 1I,ssst. Ssst Of accredited
school; two years at bench. Box 423-T,
fYso5utiNG DISABLED VETERAN wants on
other type work recurring mechanical, seh-
PART-TiME EMPLOYMENT for university
students: clerks, typists, bookkeepers, au-
ditors. salespeople available for afternoon
morning and evening work. Call employ
ment bureau. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNI
VERSITY. RE. 2262./ -19
NATIVE d. C.. 33. married, univ, grad.
eng. major, '35); years Of exp. all types
newspaper writing speedy typist. thor
oughly familiar all Office work: trans.
French; desires hard work. good salary.
Box 335-T, Star IA
Evening star., 1948-04-12
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, general housework;; live IN. pvt nm,
bath, radio; Bendix washer, dryer. dish
yeeent Tsshsr cy fsd rs rsanfed 81
doctors home,s excel. iiiv. quarters: no
laundry; S25 week: local refs. UN. o404.
COUPLE. AL, absolutely trustworthy and
we'll trained; excellent quarters and sal
srs ssbt pap,y u,s WI ss sss5 position for s the
rsf; 5ssment rm.; i've i've in, Good salary.
G:H.w-cooK, white, under 30, in charge
of house days; live in; $50 TR. 0131.
spsTtment; live in; good salary. m.
Girl GIRL OR WOMAN, reliable, to take care of
rSsy 4rson s m0Tanss teps. monday m nssr sr0qs s
HoussKEEpER, H11uSsfiK1EsiEpER" white, % refined; ss5 vk;.
and gd Iii eeasef gsnas ngas so0o
local ref. 1000 18th st. NV. RA- 4oo1,
HoysEkEEPER AND COOK; white; s.,Inid middle i:
HoGusEMAfD, sG eoiored. private school in
Soan.rS eidsd Gs nsaf Fa as i4ea room ana 0'Aa 14 T
EaGNpRIss EiuGtSp MAID. Seventh Day Advent.
ist preferred but not ss,sntiaiG e s,,n1o wSrk
satnrday ssfn aHu1oars noars. ~ to Tharsday and
sunday, 1890 am. to IN. Box 253-S'
Star. IL
MAID-GHw., to sleep in; s85 a mo. pri-
vate rm. and board incl. Apply JAY DEE D,
1907 G st. NV Ia
MAID. experienced gh-w., children g-s,
Bendix washer: no Sundays; some cookins.
1877 Fl. Stevens DIR. NV, Apt /. IA
$500 Salary open. IL
MAJD-Colored. part time, cleaning doc
tors ONCE. Call bet. s;3o and IL ias;W-
MAID. a ooGi i've in: automatic washer; com
pIete care of Como -oId Eirl while mother
Is in hosp with new baby. G.H.W,. Top
salary Recent health card and Al rel.
OIL. 1896 -lo
age Children: live in, 3rd-f. rm; good
salary; ref. EN-. 1131. 10
MAN AND WIFE, coiored; man 70 drive
school bus; woman to do domestic vork
Live In. 5000. per month. e4ol Georgia
Evening star., 1948-04-12
SALESMAN.
WE HAVE OPENING for . tor

WE HAVE OPENING for topnotch sales
men to, sell space In our new sor million ao
beautiful grounds every year. We sell
space eaDnsd hsp al 0RsF w ran
You can earn more than a5es Of the
statesmen in America You must nave a
nos Dep phone n for roRR
oIpEs4 9iG 5adsNsi0oEf AND EfaRSEsT I'll concern Of
kind in America has opening for man, 80
to 45 wears Of age, to work in Washing siin,sv
tor area must have car SSme
but not necessary training and protected
tsTsTy ssuEsd c M salary eas snf for appont
SALESMAN. ist-cIass. for estimating re-
Tens ooa and x9yt nesGy mnst have
TSE Tf1s' ALI SIfr STATE INSURANCE CO. 1oris-
] Sressive m man, NJ aged a5-35, with previous
sales experience. Applicant must have 4,
automobile insurance. and will receive
guaranteed salary, Unique method Of op-
Grafton assures unlimited prospects. Other
its, profit sharing, erSup life and hoREas hoSpisas
al NA: l45s to arrange for personal
WANTED! career-minded, ambitious
statesmen, by long-establishe packer spe-
cializing in sausage and smoked meat
Training furnished; opportunity for ad-
vancement; salary and commission; car
necessary when assigned ,d permanent ne v.op, po,
Of age; experience desired but not neces;
ssTs shrse referenees. 9 asps IN ~ your handWrtins
Of this ad. Box 361-T, Star. Ia
SALESMEN-Discharge veterans, be your
own boss Our tested. approved plan OF
liberal commissions and incentive bonus
is your assurance of steady yearly income
Apply MR. j., Mon. and Tues. l TO 2:3u
pm. iIle r st. NV. 2nd floor. Do, not
sAaILiEsMEN CREW MANAGERS. with OF
without crews, to sell the most complete
line OF aluminium storm windows and
doors best proposition in town. Apply
ssa9lEsMEN s9 i1sf s1 1wANTED, aggressive. salary
and comm vacations with pay, free in
surance. A national chain store corp
needs key men. If you have sales ability,
your future is assured. wks. training
with pay. Leads supplied. No canvassing;
car essential. Apply in person. See Mr.
N G. DeMERS, 604 9th st. NV. -13
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, experienced or
inexperienced, for active Silver Spring
once. Ambition and initiative is neces-
sity. Attractive commission arrangement.
We specialize in the most desirable area
For good future, cali Mr.. Young,
BREADY A. CO., SH l0l1. -l2
Evening star., 1948-04-12
PERSONAL.

CHARLES HAGA-operating as Idyl.ooa
Mt ~ :,s has s.sr sDpsd .snse for cAAREEs fs'i HA
WILL EXCHANGE room and bath for
services Of employed woman VINO VINO Is ,,s Tii5
sehooi-ase children; home located on
busline, near Mass, and WEeonSn aVss''
ref required; Bog 5S,v, star star. .,.r,,,.
made from You your old rugs and eiothins:
day or evening appointments. oE. so5S.
any length: speeches, books, reports. sales
letters ARTICLES 5ad,o ssrie,s Pst st. vrtsen
IMMEDIATE IN CASH for your home; ne; Of
Sc. white or eoiored; and Nd. cox d
eS eSE WomaS ~ ssS4 4Ers E. AaoTaER .sou. our
skill in dressmaking, restylins and alters-
tions: nothing too complicated to nan19iss.
ifio III s' = St. NV. Centrally located above
Sheassv awavss s. e. a. lsSs .as
Sass s'is srsSTY z as'ssss sSsa sssa'Pssi Psio
DENTAL rEcHNTcIAN-JosEpH RICE.
I 5t.h s o 14ih II ind sses sA
s1oa i4th st. NV CO 2e:1,
ATTES5oN sfsP,ns 'ed 'cdExss ssfs 'hses eo
TMSs hn1NpS1 s31 an e car now take your
dense Or dia hshsf Hsane aae s9oo or save S
Sslh Which, If resident needed new ,ss Dsass!
vACANCY-Elderly people; nursins rS5 s,osss: care
sIir SsSS SSyfEs iRsH pEsrrj n g sseo Us.
asvers asHT ts0ri DAasEauE fassEt
PIANO TUNER. all repairs guaranteed,
easa saoRaE sfE''ss ov 3ess .vss @ AT 7as6 dsSs:
yss u. 81 .;psnn:ss .sf aasi;
k3EoRAMx seASS AeoNyAIfseENr ffs HOME for
private and small ward rooms registered
nurses, day and night; supervised Diet
BGTToNs COVERED. buckles and button-
makers make 'Hs 1874 S?S aoth St. t nv ssls pJ S$s
DRY CLEANER with solvent plant desires
wholesale accounts; work picked UP in
afternoon ready in the mornins; also hat
BREssMsAK1NG DisfSisMs MS AND ND ALTERATIoNs-Bri-
suits s xDeg do4 iPs eraa Saisy a1s acRs
6ets Conn. ave. NV. and goth NV. Tels.
Du, Du , S6$s ,,, n,.vsu s,,sIr5msn.
HORSEBACK riders. dancers etc II over
20, unmarried. OF good character. apply
EKEc1TpvE * 51gGi e cLERR. K" availabl. from 9
pm and Sat, Sun; good driver, reader
Or companion for III Or Or, assa; ssdr baby s,aq
BOARDING CHILDREN, to 12;, aecred,
tied nrosr,m boms
atmosphere, excel. food. good care: res
sonabie rates. PARSONS Countryside
SCHOOL, e4Of Georgia ave. SH. 1874
WOMAN; exper,, wants 8 DAYS sgS ySrk. Mon
FEEL BETTER after frst Treatment or no
fee, Relief from pains and aches .fst,tis que 70
nervousness. piles. colds, flu or other ALL
ments. Also relief from aching; swollen
benefit Lady naturopath. 20 years ex-
tltssSe;Es VACANCrEs NOW AVAILABLE in Mrs.
Joes nursing his home f-h9nr hSn.s narslns ~ pa
tients cared for under supervision OF ex-
perienced, registered nurse. Home is nn-
der direction of licensed physician. Room,
board and laundry included. a. Lovely sur. sur.
roundings. Everything for the patients
comfort Call Sligo 950.. IL
Evening star., 1948-04-12
BUSINESS.

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY handles the
better school and once posltions 2u4
Colorado. Bqilding. 18th and G. Re 1923
ginners. juniors and exp; varied opport
in many fields; secretary inject the public
typel. under 30, excel law firm: secretary a
typewriter operator. young. excel; oppor-
tunity: clerk, young; for fast, interesting
gOr nFse n p1s sood
light shorthand, doctors ONCE, reception
ist-typist, with knowledge of shorthand,
college type preferred dental yoIIp SSS,aRs sEpV a.
ICE EMPLOYMENT CENTER, 1925 K
AMsASsApoE B p 1 SYM. gosa1s sEsvreF 81
74l5-seeretaries Public, relations S2;35;
Capitol Hill $40; trade assoc rsis25; Ss25;
orEa sgs $50 800 senosrapheT goo c.Po a
soyernment, GOV lGi 500; iessI: 500; overseas,
up. Receptionist-P PIX operators ,(2l, $50.
Clerks; File. SlAo co1nteE sl4o; cPedit, sdto
Il tive sis1 sales. sc18. Cashiers 80, downtown,
Sl30. Come in and see US for prompt
courteous interviews and competent piaee-
SECRETARIES 500. $50 up. 10; new
Opening every, few minutes for stenog-
PosD a5fS 2 HMpL 81 saRver Hk Mos hGPc sI
5th NV, nr. Eye. RE. 2S2S
GERMAN. FIR. or Sp. secy. %: translator,
to So 900 yr.: editorial. research secy., $40
office secy., $50 wk legal secretary. $50
wk.:, Junior secretaries. to $40 wk up up,
salaried openings. 1t adds prestige to
be sent by Boyd's: est. 80 yrs; the lead
er. See Miss White or Miss Lee, BoYDs'
IYPIsTs ts0i. $40 wk. ~: book
Keepers beg. and exper.. to $50; typist,
good with figs. S2,1O0. Always welcome
at the leader'-BOYDS, 1888 F, MA.
sECY. AND TYPIsTs t25) dl: at top
salaries: interesting positions: hundreds
are placed Cordially welcome, visit
today Miss Bond, RE. 1898. FORD
EMPL SERVICE. 913 18th st. NV, near
Evening star., 1948-04-12
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CAPABLE HOUsEKEEPER, middle aged,
white, for elderly couples good cook no
laundry. 6ox l7O-E. star. l2.,
alert: soc wk exp; responsible interesting
position Otis 7sl3, Monday, 12'
DREssMAKING design remod ate alterati1nS nIgS
1890 irving st. NV, Apt. 4. AID. 223s,,
GIRL, colored, wants nightwork as dish
washer. MI. 7751: ..,u..
sypinr. any king; st home. MRS. Nc
GAa5fAiH GkabGATE f PR4c. NURSE, colored; ez-
perience: references. s-hr. duty. Call ~.
1Ia2i LIGHT MSGLeas MeoLoRED GIRL desires work as
mimeograph- -multilith operator @ years
experience. soda fountain or nurse maid
MANiGURfsT. MAJ s. RisT. yrs. experience desires
steady work Write Box 429-T, Star; Ell
SnRsh Serm last POSITION p sSeF mo Tefs heat
certificate; refined. educated. Box i3-V'
PART-TIME WORK desired by matured
PRxcTicAL NURSE desires 8 or 10 hour
duty; experienced good references. Ho'
PRACTICAL NURSES. available: trained
asy or nsRt duy ony
PRASCTicAL NURSES available !grad4-
3S11, g e, $50 Wk; days, ? to-, to 2 Sat. Sat
L
lege grad; wishes 5-day position in down
town area Sligo 2l9s, IL
SECRETARY, intelligent, experienced
adaptable Hobart 5126.
TRAINED NURSE, hospital or private
nursing; day day. work only NV secIiSh' @Is
TYPIST, desires tipping to do at home;
years legal stenosrapher. Columbia
1880
WRITER ARTIST available for part-tims
work Editorial and research background.
DE. 33is, ST. 1867. Prefer 3 days week,
~ -13
YOUNG WOMAN. colored, wants position
as uart-tine typist; experienced. Ii. 1921.
Is YOUR WORK IN A. JAM?-stenos; and
typists availab BILE to help you Also m1meo-
graphing at low cost. Call MRS. KEATIoN'
Will vi DO EXTRA TYPING at home; 7
years ,experience , Phone .aadfter after $50
ENERGETIC, VERSATILE young woman,
90 years, wishes position in person
mel, statistical or research work; 3h taT years rs
retail store. Box 52-V. Star. a.
Evening star., 1948-04-12
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

COLORED WOMAN, reliable, wants part
time work or three days. Call VI. 222s
GIRL, colored. to /, 6 days, light laun-
dry; will go to New York: references. DU
O934.
GIRL, colored. reliable, as maid or house
worker. full time, no Sundays. ETHEL
GYLES DI. 1901.
eral housework; good references. AID
1872 Ii"
GIRL, colored, ghw. part time 3 morn.
50. TR. 677i.
NURSE, practical. white. will consider any
case, day or night. HO. 2G4a IL
time work; have good ref. DI. 359l.
WOMAN, colored. dependable desires DAY
or part-time work; good cleaner. nurse
or IaundresS AT Ogll
Evening star., 1948-04-12
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION under
CT bill Men. and women. Phone ohVs,
sSSS for details.
MODERN TRAINING IN pssnty culture: all
subjects taught Approved by Governmans
for al traiping. WAR-FLYEN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 O st. NV. D1 1862.
LEARN TO DRIvE-Look for the two
Va. EASY METHOD SCHOOL. NO. 1874.
OPPORTUNITY has long arm! 4
seeks the man who has prepared. lCs
training Is one of the best forms OF
Be 5eadg eorie for srseT choose os
from. Free catalogue. INTERNATIONAL
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS 2lo Bond
Bldg. Me. s166. lb1
POPULAR PIANO taught in 20 lessons.
improvising, harmony and theory incl
STUDIOS, 1905 G st. NV, NE. 4700 or
RA. $500. Approved for GI training.
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED.Modernn
training In all subjects; day, night and
MABEILE HONOUR SCHOOL, apDroyed
i34o N. Y. ave. ME-. 777S. Estab. 191 8.