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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-05

The club championship plus
first second and third flights are
in the process of winding up not
later than the twenty-first, or
Whereabouts, of August. This be-
ing the second week of play, and
none too many playing,
Not that it's too big a bang
around the club house, but the
guys are talking still about Har-
ry Knight getting the squeeze
from Doctor Peoples. But as Har-
ry said out on the eighth green
last week, "You can't beat the
kind of game Dr. Peoples was
playing. Not only did he have a
rs, but he made it after starting
off with three skies in a row. 1t
wasn't that ! had a bad day. It's
just that Doctor Peoples had a
better day the day we played"
Now, them'si Harry's own words,
and gentleman if there ever
was one. l haven't had too much
of a chance to get the reactions
that have set in on brother Pee
pies, but I know about what he
would say something like
this: We'll, Parson, l just shot
over my head, and Harry wasn't
up to his regular game" And
there you have it. Two gentleman
golfers who respect each other
and the game each plays.
Which reminds me: I've played
golf with just about everybody at
the club except Harry Knight and
Alton Parks. Guess by the time
they think they can brow beat
me they'll take me on :. That is,
after I'm through brow beating
myself :. then they'll let me play
with them.
The clubhouse was Steamy Sat-
urday afternoon with chit-chat
about who'll play who next
round. Seems that Fred Mathews
enjoys kidding the fellows about
catching the other guy off guard
and giving him the works :. and
wise versa. Bob Saunders little
itchy about Bantam Ben (The
Mighty Mauler) Cole, who by the
way is Bob's next feather in the
cap-- Horace O'Bryant mighty
nigh took Bantam Ben last week
ins one of the most grueling 18
holes played thus far. But, want
to devote an entire column to
that fracaS later on this week. |
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LAST Nights
Soitball Games
Rained Out
fonighi's Games will
Hiring Together
Tides And Flyers, BlimT
Hon And Op-Dey.Sia

last nights softball games
wsre rained ont Al Bayview Park,
- tonight win find the vXI Fly
efs and the Tides Inn playing and
the bllmp Ron meeting the OPP
nevSfa.
y may be- the first victory for
- Flyers. Tor Jenkins, although
~ has not won his games, has
piteied good ball in the last four
times utat.
he has pitched IL innings and
hns fanned three and walked Is,
niiuwed 8 hits and s runs and 4
uere earned. an average Of one
earned run per four innings pitch
81
caFiey Sweetina has pitched 4
Eanes won two and lost two, q
inninHs pitched famed walked
- and allowed 70 hits and IL runs
ard % we're earned, an average of
une eafned run for every two in
ntnas pitched. so this should be
> battle between Jenkins and E.
sNcetinR
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On Site Survey
To BE Made u
*. ". Naval Base

Rear AdmiFai nxhaNs q
whitehead. usN. wIll hsn4 ~
of l6 membeFs % an On So -
vey Board rerresenflna ~ -
rotary Of the NAVY whirh 80 -
rive at the Key Wcui Naeal 49,
az 3 p. m. Sunday
The purpose If ms sI + ~
make an on-site survey - - ~
val Shore EStabllshm1nia - fss
Key West area Their e4sNt Aa
continue until nom an faszI1f
when the board vii depart
Fifteen 81 tise board mnHl1mga
are captains and cufnanhfs
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THURSDAY. AUG. 4.

t1l0--kussell Sage. from Troy
n Y. wholesale grocer to fabu-
lats banker and money lender
Nhoe millions were expended
rs his widow IN gOJd works,
born in Oneida Co, N. Y. Died
guly -. 1906.
lslT-Frederick T. Freyling-
huvsen. New Jersey lawyer, SEN
ator. secretary of state, born in
Milestone. N. J. Died May 20,
lass.
t823-OliveF p. Morton, fam
o,ss India Civil War governor,
Id :. senator and Presidential
candidate, born in Wayne Co.,
Ind. Died Nov. I, 1917.
le7l-John G.. Pollard. dean OF
the College Of William and Mary,
vugimia governor. born in King
and 0aeen Co, Va. Died April
81 1897.
ts7e-Ernest Lundeen, noted
Minnesota FaTmer-Labor sena-
tof Ms day. born Beresford, N. d.
Died Aus. 81. 1890.
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was there right in the midst of
flying stones and rocks, Broken
shafts and bent tempers! More
later, repeat. But not now.
Whataya reckon? The fellows
around the course were cycling
that new golfers cap, and white
to boot, that Colonel Curry Har-
ris was sporting around the
grounds last week. THAT old hat"
Curry spared, was too sinking
old to wear, so | purchased this
fresh little number. Cute, too,
Colonel. We heard one of the la
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-05
nIIL Gates SUGGESTS
NY VEST FANS GET
TOGETHER FOR CONTEST

seetion &c yoa in the grandstand.
I pFofiise thiS. | would like TO
see maay fans from my old
hufne town attend this game. We
Will plsy the Havana cubans in
unmnima the new stadium that has
Csssl 81 .ooo. 600 90 build"
Pedro AguilaF, who received
ths message. says that fans may
essntart hiln u they expect TO so
- Miami. August 81. Or better
yet he suggests sending your
name b. Business Manager Bob
Warren. care 81 the Sun Sox club.
Aiiani Pedro says you will be no.
titled thai seats have been reserv-
"a. then you send the club a
cheek &C you can collect them
when you no 90 Miami.
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George A. Warren
Off To Georgia

George Allen Warren Of the
County Health Clinic left for a
two week tour of Army duty at
Fort Benning, Georgia, today. At
the fort, he becomes Captain
Warren and will be attached to
the nlalarial control detachment
of the Medical Department.
Warren is accompanied by his
wife, Mrs. Edwina Warren, who
is secretary of Captain j. A. Far
rell, Jr., commanding officer of
the Key West Naval Station.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-05

Sports Calendar
SOFTBALL
tBayview Park. Night

First Game: $50 -
FRIDAY
First-vX-1 Flyers VS.. Tides.
Inn.
Second-BlinpRon VS.. Op-Dev-
Sta.
SATURDAY.
First-Bamboo Room VS.. 10th
Street Bowlers.
Second-Tides-Inn VS.. 10th
Street BowlerS.
MONDAY. AUGUST B.
FirSt-Op-Dev-Sta VS.. Naval
Hospital.
Second-Tides-I VS.. Adams
Dairy.
TUESDAY, AUGUST O.
First-Sonar School VS.. Blimp-
Ron.
Second - VX-l Flyers VS..
Adams Dairy.
THURSDAY, AUGUST IL
First-OpDevSta VS.. Sonar
School.
Second-Bamboo Room VS..
Tides-Inn.
(NOTE: Games of August
8 and II. were shifted to
allow Bamboo Room TO
enter State Tournament
at Boca Raton.)
BASEBALL
Island City Baseball League
(Municipal Stadium,
Afternoon)
To be announced.
GOLF
Municipal Golf Course
(Stock Island)
Daily and Sunday play.
SKATING
BaYview Park. Night
FRIDAY
7:SO to 900 pm.
TENNIS
BaYview Park. Afternoons
and Nights
Daily play.
SWITCHBOARD
tBaYvjsw .2arkl
Daily play.
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dies say SO s. Now, didn't we.
fellowsg
But, excuse me, if you please.
I've got to get down to some hard
keyboarding if I'm to get that
column finished about the 10
holes that professor Horace o.
Bryant and Bantam Ben Cole
hazarded through last week.
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Quarry tiles, widely used for
heavy-duty floors, are made from
natural clays or shales mined at
or near the factory site.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-05

Medical experiments with ma
laria and yellow fever patients
led to the first American patent
for an ice-making machine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-05
INDIANS WIN TWICE
FROM WASHINGTON
Gain In Standings
As Yankees Lose To
Detroit; Dodgers,
Cards Still Close

NEW YORK. Aug. Sin the
only night games played in either
league last night. the Cleveland
Indians twice defeated the Wash
ington Senators. 6-3 and AL,
while the New York Yankees
were yielding to the Detroit
Tigrs. 80. Cleveland gained in
the league standings.
In the second game Bob Feller
returned to form and held the
Senators to one run. In the first
game the Indians won in the 18th
inning with the extra hitting at
tack.
The scores:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-05

The 1885 height record of r.
395 feet set by Capts. Albert Ste
vens and Orville Anderson in a
ballon was still higher than any
other man had flown in 1919. 6.
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The
The
WEATIIERMAN
Saym


Key West and ViflaHs nMfIf
c Loudly with aalielet tI
showers thru Saturday "A
easterly winds
Florida: Occasiunai fnNnf
showers over extfNnH ea4lH a.
ton and few WIDELY matfaNa
showers m neFth patan shes
Saturday and Ssinsiav
Jacksonville Thru tise Nla
Straits and East Gaif Nealle -
moderate eastefiF Ntnss FEsa
variable IN Cxffcme mmtH 49,
ton. Weather eieaf a. nmls
cloudy with oecasloaaI $3.50
showers over south psafNs
No small Gran 80 sfam oafa
ings are being dispisfeI
REPORT
Key West Fla- Aus A Iels
Observation taken "a Co 4N8 -
$50 afn. kHT
TempsraiuEea
Highest YESTERDAY W
Lowest last nlahl M
Mean
Normal 81
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Schmitz and Owen; Jansen,
Higbe, Mueller and Westrum.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE

FapiSh, Page, Benton, Lemon
and Hogan; Weik, Haynes and
Evans.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-05

Chicago Philadelphia Postpon-
ed, rain.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-05

Vandermeer and Howell: Boro
wy, Konstanty. Trinkle, Donnel-
ly and Lopata.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-05

Dobson and Tebbetts; Efnbree,
Kennedy, Ferrick, Papai a n d
Lollar.
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Brazle, Wilks and Garagiola;
Sain, Elliott, Hall and Crandah.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES tcer,. }

PIANO STUDIO-Mks. RAY HICKS,
popular and classical INSTRUCTION.
FREE AIRLINE CAREER TRAINING
n,I'' fer men snd,opa1 snd y9men 1h5ogsh I@ @ Plsk
TEN, 1014 Denrike Bldg" ST. 6s77.
FLIGHT TRAINING. $40 down, $40
mo. AVIATION CENTER. 1910 Ver-
mont ave. NV. RE. 1892, ME. 5l62.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture. all subjects taught. Approved
%AsYRF z osEs5sR'nI BEAUTY teF o. cenIeaEE e;IiI!estaEE
HISa19 lS1S g Gn1FkE6 ss PHj P1 wdMxS SS2 t,..,..
English: >, selt.sontidsnes. fresdem
LEARN IN SAFETY 70 drive safely.
Easy eMErHSSDGn. SSGn'tss sorss sor' i4sf. S'o'''''
Aka fao Efss9Ss ss Ab B! issf s1 n:s s%:
BEAUTY OPERATORS xz.Dne
Modern training in all subjects; day,
nT nlshi r.. and s.t.Isrst ga,,ts nAhs1s s rst at
1g 0gR 7s SCHOOL,; o.. ,lss.. hsto X, = ave.
rUToRiiNG-AiseSbrssn. UoiiNSGASsn1H seonsetry. metz: Lat.
in, French, German. Eng. history,
elem. jr. high subjects. Union 1888.
lessons and con.
versauon by hishly cultured widow
Of European diplomat. HO. 1855.
PLAY PIANO AND COMPOSE in
3 months: specialist in voice train.
Ing, concert church PREPARATION.
rPGEPIoNE FL s3oN p.B.xa course on SH. .c.
tive board, a regular school with
touch typins free, > wks.. S25: est.
18th st, NV. MA. 2116.
touch typing, book
ssepns sea rs;,,sSer eemPtomsssr ee:rneI
Positions pos now svsiisole. 'og Save ts'tS !, to
today u BOYD SCH School e'sej Zoo its isth
ETTDf IT :. rkNxAH1aSEo NA asIfo. DE La IAscus
FRANCHISE. French gentleman will.
ing to teach besinner or advanced
student OF French LANGUAGE. DE. 1891.
NURSING GRADUATES
in demand. use spare time at home
to get this practical training. Wei.
coined by doctors. Many begin earn.
ing while learning. Hifh school un.
necessary. Get complete information
no oblisation. WAYNE SCHOOL
OF PRACTICAL NURSING. Box $ob.
COLLEGE STUDENT xanu
school pupils in English and Euro.
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HELP DOMESTIC

COLOkED WOMAN. 2 days . wk.
s.h.w, good ironer: exper. with
children; recent RET; and health
card; II through $40 dinner; IS
day plus car fare. HI. 4710..
COOK and assist. in e.h.w.. colored;
other help employed. 9 adults in
family: live in. excellent 1st-noor
room and bath must be experienced.
reliable, settled and have good ref
Sunday on; sood salary. Box
COOK. .eh.v, exp. with ref, sss5.
COOK, XII: white. for adults; pleas,
ant intelligent: excellent home and
sslsry; for matured. unercnmbered
drinkins. BON ABB. Star.
COOK hh,1 exp ,.: t9 sah i've xt in W. W.
COOK. s.h.w.; live in. good salary
and cony. location. DE; 90l
COOK. INV. must be neat. honest
and Industrious. live In. one OF the
better suburbs; S25 wk.; local refs.
COOK And G.H.w.. excellent cook,
careful housekeeper; for. 8 adults;
$26 for fne person with 1st.class
ref. OF. 1&14.
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SITUATIONS MEN tcen..)

MEAT MANAGER or butcher, with IS
years experience: has owned own
market and manaxer Of market in
Omaha; no, drinking: best OF refer
MreHANfScAL fPeffi SsA,1 US SEsiGS sH3S ENGINEER.
vices: 10 years experience; now New
York. relocate Washington area;
$4,000 minimum. Box 214-C, Star.
PAINTER. 5e. familiar With painting
terial and time. mixing paint. etc.
Box 4l0-C. Star.
PAINTER-,Inside Or outside painting.
Tree Ms xhshlns wHpE MG o54s pFee
Old. college education. honest. in
dustriouss married; highest refer
paXRMxCfsT, res. in Va. and Dist,
s@xperieneed. exp local references. . BOX Box
RapiS afsis: rntEv1s1os st.f: rrcM1seG}.s. cM1sG}..s
equip. from blueprints. TR. 141O. .
REAL ESTATE sALEswoMAN. 3s-
frm would like to have associated
with. it. an experienced woman
small sales force. maximum CO.
operation and opportunity o, TO =, earn ss !.
sion. Cali sales manager. ST. $500
sALEsMHN desires side line for
Wsshinsson w.. n,aG area: area day or evening so.
vET With aosstns esf seeks No sa Ssr5y
AT. AZ $3.50 Sun. after weekdays. !.
YOUNG GOVT. ATTORNEY. employed
at $4,000, desires opportunity OF
special field with open opportunity;
would accept material reduction in
aa1y ialaTs in Box sA:9anss .gc spsr sGs Dr0mls!n'
YOUNG MAN. HANDY with tools, de-
slres Job as handyman or main
.., tensnce ma msn az g. Iesssrt sTsr or country
p.Tt,tims WORK, eyeninss; ss.aIdays: aI =
ehines. eER1as. eis1l''! KA a1Ss xsfk ana once ma
YOUNG MAN. colored. h. 8. srad.;
part-tims eve; work from 8 Pm.
All:day Saturday. AT. e2l3, =.
sSsa!a's ss.4 II s.' os. aF9' 4., s?sa
RETiRED M GO GOVT MAN. best Of ref
erences, clerk Of any kind; must be
light work. TR. 1898. 20'
GEORGETOWN U. GRADUATE, b.
s.. vet. 23. with business experience
seeking responsible employment.
FfRsT,cIAss rs oo1E S'S1 WALL sCRAPEROeo
years experience; best references.
FIR 5000.
INTERESTED IN FUTURE. Age 81,
exp. cabinet work. finishing end up
holstering Will consider carpenter
work State salary Must be per-
manent. Reference furnished. Box
:}56-C. Star
graduate desires position with ner-
camille Arm; veteran. European thea
ter. ONCE and sales experience,
single, free to travel; complete back
ground, information and references
furnlSafS oHSs Plsass ses snn is or dr vrsf cs.yy
chase. Nd. WI. 6l16. 2Oe
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Electromatic TYpists

age 1925. for Advertising Contracts
dept. OF national organization; min
imum l yrs. exp. required: to type
contracts on an electromatic type
writer consenial associates, attrac-
tive surroundings; periodic salary
increase consideration and a 5.day
week. Apply 9-1l am, End floor,
ll2l 14th St: NV. REUBEN H.
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1915 X st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST

office work. permanent posi-
shorthand helpful For appoint
ment call ME. O935. MISS FIELD.
"a
DANCING TEACHERS--Arthur Muir
ray Dance Studio needs young wom-
en- with personality and ambition
to teach ballroom dancing. no
experience necessary. complete train
tunity to advance to positions CT
supervisors and executives. Col
leee trained people between 25 and
35 given preference. Openings in
our Alex. and Bait. studios as well
write. Apply Miss Farrell between
2-6. ARTHUR MURRAY's 1106
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BUSINESS SERVICES

BUSINESSMEN - Professional men,
why pay ONCE rent2 For few
mail and phone service by conpe.
tent, experienced secretaries. Make
our address and telephone number
yours. Room 302, 1924 K st. NV.
RRs1Nkss Re- 1s5s' CARD. A. ,,ot,.,, 9, o.
a 1000; letterheads. bilIheads.
statements. 81. 30 for 500. III. 1877,
PART-TIME EXPERT. secretariai
service At your ONCE: your entire
business matters handed efnciently
lect'rg Of accounts. taxes, banking;
satisfaction guaranteed at very reas.
cost to you. Doctors. dentists and
small business accounts invited co.
~
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

PIX OPERATING is pleasant. fas-
cinatins, easily learned; armed. age a,s,.s. no
tn,tion. SeO.Ss5. oO6 Bond Bldg :,
i4o4 N. 7: ave st 727G "a e.
courses. GI-approyed. See MTEk,
NATIONAL - CORREsPONDENCs..
SCHOOLS. $40 Bond BLDG. Prone
NE. e166. 90
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EXDerienced TeacherS

1NPSK 4OuS11S1S
Personnel director Of nationally known
corporation will interview teachers
for summer positions that are differ
ent. This work appeals only to
strong. hish-type teachers. who
would not be interested in ordinary
selling. State teaching experience.
other qualifications. address and
phone number in letter asking for
intAryieU PaY 1Af-A
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ON CALI

save on payroll and time
-thorouehly exper. business wom-
raphy. all ofice detail, business
transactions, meeting the public, un-
dertake responsibility, take charge
during your absence; full or part
time work. Same considera ton given
small assignments as large ones.
Box 411-C. Star
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COLD STORAGE

Attention. dry cleaners. tallors, re.
tailers: Aristo Dry Cleaners is so.
storage IN their new humidity.con-
trolled vaults: loWest prices. Con-
tact MR. LIEBEL, AT. 1896 Also
hish quality cleaning and ela5ins
NJ furs
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SITUATIONS WoMEh tcent.l |

SITUATIONS WOMEN tcont.)
JOB AS TYPIST wanted by girl. Sat-
urdays; fast and accurate. Box
4lS-C, Star.
an exp. lady with unlimited phone
or typewriter for your Office and
contact work? Cali Sterine $3.50.
POSITION as companion or as q
housekeeDer for employed couple
desired by an elderly Christian
woman; excel. reference. OIL. TAG.
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GIRI,S-WOMEN

Ages 25.35. interested in sales work
in our attractive candy store: un-
limited oppor. to establish Yourself
and advance with nationally
known firm; 5-day wk., 40 hrs,
must be able to work ewes. and
Sundays part OF the time; beginning
wages. S36 wk., pay increases. many
employe Dement'S Apply 9:3O am
4 pm
Russell Stover Candies
1343 p at NV 90
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OFFTCE ASSISTANTS

OFFICE ASSISTANTS
2 bright young women for general
ONCE work; excel opportunity with
progressive concern. paid vaca-
tion, group disqualification and
pleasant working conds: salary
starts at $45 with plenty Of chance
for Advancement. Write to Box 8.
B. Star. 80
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Fountain Work
At sood pay for young women Of Is
or over; excellent opportunity for
Advancement; pleasant workins con-
ditions, vacation with pay. Apply
at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
at Peoples employment ONCE, ~ p
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GIRLS

Are you looking for interesting work.
good wages. regular increases.
Visit our employment ONCE. p1S q
@ st. NV. Open $50 am. to 5 pm
Monday throush Friday
The G.. & P. Telephone Co.
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THE HECHT CO. has a few imme-
diate. full-time openings In the
following selling dcpts.. dresses, Ac-
cessories, shoes, sRlesmen and WON:
en-: coats; millinery upholstery "a. ysta
openings for part time and tempo
rary sales personnel, experience pre-
ferred.
stop in and have . chat with one
of our friendly personnel repre-.
sentatives. You'll Be convinced that
The Hecht CO: is great place 70
Employment ONCE. 3rd hoor. THE
HECHT CO., 7th and r sts. NV.
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NO FOOI,ING

5 900 men are needed risht now 70
fill important positions in the once
school of its type In the world de-
voted exclusively to training men to
fill top-paying jobs in this wide.
open field; complete courses are
given in typewriter, adding machine.
calculator and other machine re.
pair; not Just "book-and- black.
board" courses. but thorough in.
struction and training 10 given, plus
actual shop practice, 50 that upon
graduation you're qualified and ex-
perienced to step right into one OF
these Jobs, where Advancement op.
portunities abound: also We offer
free placement service to graduates:
new classes starting soon approved
for veterans training Write now
for free information to Box 75-B,
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YOTING WOMAN

For credit ONCE in fne mems store.
Retail experience preferred Typ
ins REQUIRED Unusual opportunity
woman. Excellent salary. 5i2-day
wk. Pleasant working conditions.
Apply Mr. Steinbach.
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ
1Ana a at NM
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OFFICE POSITION

UT T 1OC O01 lOlN
and once equipment COM
pany. aSe 1S to SO cashiering ex-
perience and knowledge Of .typinl
desired but not necessary, knowl.
edge OF PIX and clerical experiences
desired. Many employe benefits.
Call L. J. Milliken. MA. 41Sl foE
appointment. CHARLES g. SToTT
CO. 1910 New York ave. NV. 81
Colored Clerk-Typist
we'll educated and will:
Ing to learn; state oualifieations and q
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REAL ESTATE COURSE

REAL ESTATE COURSE
Glass each Thursday eve, 8 to 10
pm, teaching the fundamentals Of
real estate: 10 lessons under super.
vision of Marshall J. Waple. realtor
for ~ years Phone or write for
literature or attend class any Thurs.
eve as our guest.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV, D1. 3346 "a
SPECIAL FOR CENSUS
Card punch, comptometer. calculator,
stem, typ and clerical. Mon. Tues.
Wed. Thurs. each week, 10 am. to
noon; $50 to 9 pm. Cali Nj.
Richards. THE CIVIL SERVICE
PREPARATORY SCHOOL, Tivol
Theater Bids, 1913 14th at. NV.
MI, 955S.
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SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN
COUPLE, colored. wishes janitor's job.
small apt; former Govt. employe;
good ref; age 45. DE. 1871.
MAN AND WIFE. colored, want jan
itor's Job. with quarters. IA. 1852.
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.TYPIST
WOMAN

Permanent lob in credit ONCE: salary
S40-Sj0 week. derendins upon ex.
perience. UNIVERSAL JEWELRY
Evening star., 1949-03-20

A areat chance for woman with ex-
ceptionally pleasant personality and
good references. who can spend at
10 be established In own business,
no experience or capital needed
state age and telephone, Box 1885,
Evening star., 1949-03-20

SALESWOMEN
Experienced. part time and eatur-
days. toats. suits and dresses: good
salary plus commission. EMILY
SHOPS 130S Fst NV 90
Evening star., 1949-03-20
SALESLADY
Capable, experienced woman, for boys
dept; attractive salary.
LIVINGSTON'S
906-90s 1th st. +,

Sales Representative
A sales career worth $4,000 per yr.
open II you are 3eekins a chance.
We Will teach you a new. di7nifed
business: you can work e'eninss
and week ends until ready for fun
time. A pleasing personality es-
sential; q car is necessar%. For
confdential. personal interview. see
our Mr.. Banker, 4lU1 Suitlsnd I'd,
sc. bctMecn 10 And 4 q m
Evening star., 1949-03-20
WOMEN WANTED

WOMEN WANTED
Do you like a challenge? Do you
like to contact people? Steady EN-
ployment. Women between 30-40,
paisn. No selling. Experience un-
necessary. Opportunity for ADVANCE
ment. Good pay. Call UN. 1884,
between 6:30.S:30 pm. for appt
Evening star., 1949-03-20

SECRETARY-The Northwestern Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co. has opening
in its agency service dept, for
secretary, under age 80: permanent
position, 5-day week; duties require
stenography. preparation OF policy
analyses, sales proposals. ETC.; pre-
vious experience desirable. Apply
in person to cashier, 636 Investment
Bids. 1871 K st. NV. -.
SECRETARIAL and general ONCE
work for refined young lady with
good English background. MA. s24l.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

SECRETARY-Hospital has. vacancy
for an experienced medical secre-
tary salary open hours, 1:3O to
$50 pm; 5l7-day wk; vacation,
other liberal benefits Apply Nj
Hoover. EMERGENCY HOSPITAL.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
SALESWOMEN

SALESWOMEN
(3l s5 TO 4t. pleasant personality.
knowledge q sewins useful but not
essential, 40-hr. wk~ paid vacation.
salary for right person. Apply in
person. between 4 to q pm. to
MI. Anderson or BY mail. SINGER
SEWING MACHINE CO., e[l1 Ga.
ave, Silver Sorins -o0