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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-03-15
New Rddio Station
To Open Tuesday

Operation of a new radio sta
ton in Billings is expected to
start next Tuesday, engi-
neering tests and inspections
having been completed. The
station now awaits only the fl
nal okay from the FEC.
The station, HOOK, will bring
Columbia Broadcasting System
programs to a vast area of
Montana and wyoming not
presently served by it's affili-
ates. HOOK will operate with
5000 watts of power on $40 kilo-
cycles, thus making it one of
the major stations of Montana,
none of which presently oper-
ate with a power greater than
KOOK will have.
C. L. Crist of the Insul Fibre
Co., is president, and j. Carter
Johnston, rancher and eX-
banker, is vice president of the
Montna network, owners and
operators of the new station.
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WILL ATTEND

Approximately IS members of
the Big Horn county chapter of
DeMolays will attend the con-
+elaye at Great Falls April IS
and IA.
Plans are going forward to
organize a basketball team con-
sisting of Jack Colstad, Don
Holland, Bob Devore, Lee Will
son, Bob Haug and John
Thompson to participate in the
sports events at the conclave.
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WANTED

DRY land farming or grazing, south of
Hardin. N" acreage. too small or too
large. See Mike Kuchera. Soft
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Expresses Thanks to
Fund Drive Workers

Mrs. Frank Goe, county fund
drive chairman of the March of
Dimes, recently expressed thanks
to all those in the county for
the cooperation in making the
campaign a success.
Mrs. Goe expressed apprecia-
ton to the following chairmen
in various localities for out
standing work:
Mrs. Ruth O'Brien, st. Kay
Ter; Robert NORM, Crow Agency:
G.. R. Green, Lodge Grass, and
A. N. Roberts, Wyola.
In Hardin, those taking part
included the mailing committee,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Dehnert, Mrs.
Olenik and Mrs. Jester; the
American Legion and Auxiliary
for giving the dance and serv-
ing lunch; business houses where
coin boxes were placed; the ball
game sponsored by Cecil Ross
Independent team; the grade
school basketball team; the
VFW Auxiliary for the tag sale
Mr.. Wvser's group of Boy
| Scouts; Eighth Grade Camp Fire
girls; school children of the
county for their help; the Sun
shine club for it's large dona-
ton, and other donations by
mail, and R. P. Ross, who
handled the treasurer's work of
the drive.
IN JUSTICE COURT
h~o@0;x~ lof~,o n Cor1~
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IN JUSTICE COURT
Appearing before G. A. Cork
ms in justice court during the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-03-15
VETERAN DIES

Burial services we're conduct
ed March IS for Edward Fran
els Prader, SO, veteran of
World War II, who died at the
Sheridan Veterans hospital.
Burial was in Custer Battle
field national cemetery.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-03-15

past week was C. Bylsma, who
was arrested March 9 for utter
ing a fraudulent check.
He appeared the following
day in court and entered a
plea of guilt. He was fined $25
and given a 30-day jail SEN
tence.
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FOR RENT

3-ROOM house, on 5-acre tract of pas
ture (Huntley mixture). John Knodel,
phone 141-J. ILL"
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Waterman, phi. IS, 2 blocks north of
city park. Ill
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CITY POLICE CASES

March 10, Ben Aelson, drunk,
fined SIS.
March IA, Alex Little Light,
disturbance of the peace, fined
$25 and Is days in jail.
March IA, Ralph Brown, dis
turbance of the peace, fined
$25 and Is days in Jail.
March IA, Angelina Other
Bull, disturbance, pending.
The average pay for North
Carolina school teachers is
$2,800-an increase of $500 in
two years.
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KIWANIS GUEST

Herb Borchert Of Billings,
executive director of the Mon
tana chapter of the National
Society for Crippled Children
and Adults, was a special guest
of the Hardin Kiwanis club at
it's lucheon meeting Wednesday.
its luncheon meeting Wednes-
day.
The Hardin Kiwanis club is
sponsoring the S%ociety,s Easter
Seal sale in Hardin and Bor-
ebert talked regarding the work.
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TROOP MEETS

Because of overcrowding of
patrols Scout troop No. 81
divided into three instead of
two patrols at it's meeting
March IS. Patrols are as fol-
lows:
Flying lead
err; Morissette, assistant. Daniel
Boone-Mason, leader; Carr, as
sistant. Wolf-Torske, leader;
Gender, assistant.
Games furnished recreation
for the meeting which closed
with the Scout benediction.
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WANTED

DEAD and disabled animals picked up
iree of charge, Billings Dead Animal
Service. Call collect. Farmers Union, d,
Hardin or 84l0 Billings. lott
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3-ROOM apartment, unfinished. Mrs.
Marie Vandersloat, phone 695-R. lift
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ONE 4-room house; one 5-room house;
immediate possession. Phone 581-W.
11.2*
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ATTENDING MEETING

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Skeie
left for Great Falls today to
attend the state Athletic Board
of Control meeting. MI Skeie
is president of the board.
They expect to be gone until
Sunday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-03-15

COAL and wood cook stoves and ice
boxes; ideal for labor houses; cheap.
Inquire at City Garage, 400 N. Chey-
enne Ave. 60
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-11-01
From Our Readers

Sour cream pie: For two medium
size pies, 2 cups sour cream, 2 cups
raisins, ia cups sugar, " cup vine
gar, l teaspoon cloves, teaspoon
cinnamon, 2 tablespoons corn starch,
2 eggs. Beat all together. Cook in
double boiler until thick. Pour into
an unbaked pie shell and bake at
$50 dgrees F. for 10 minutes. then
reduce heat and continue baking I'M
til crust is nicely Drowned. - Mrs.
M R., Fergus county.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-11-01
autumn Is So
Many Things

Autumn is happy laddie,
Romping through the swirling
leaves
Carefree, merry, gladly munching
Apples from the low boughed
trees.
Autumn is a gentle lady
Nantes float in softest haze
All about her clothed in beauty,
Walks serene through perfect days.
Autumn is hearty farmer
Gathering in the golden grain,
Storing up the harvest's offerings,
Making way for winters reign.
Autumn is lively lassie
CARRIED in russets, Colds and blues,
A dancing, whirly autumn breeze in
Bobby sox and saddle shoes.
Autumn is a time of beauty.
Time of harvest, time of fun,
Springs fulfillment, perfect ending,
All the good things, rolled in one.
Jean Most. Fallon county.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-11-01
Director, OccidIlt Home
Baking = stitute
EDITOR

Speaking of apples here's
novel pie-baking trick to keep all
that delicious juice in your pie.
Place short pieces of macaroni up
right through the openings in the
upper crust. The juice will bubble
up but will not run out.
Good Bakin9's No Accident
It's Occident Flour and Occident's
Home Baking Made Easy, a no
page book of over 300 tested bak-
ing recipes. Only soc. Send name,
address and 500 to Occident, Dept.
M, Minneapolis l, Mimi.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-11-01
$1,000 CHEESE SNACK BREAD

Sneese, z trace Of onion and carsv., :.
poppy seeds are baked right On tor of g
ser 41l bread! According to Mrs. Vici T .Las
seSpe nad been in Fathers family for as
9,a .sle.ions, and he gave it to Mother r,ho
sI- a.S q evefy Wednesday and SATURDAY She
10y. ~ served II warm, with hot SOM S ~
fs ~. Ionee. Il tasted equally good for bre. !.
s 80, ielncneon or supper. BAKE Al 43SoF
Is,o.;, g ~ minutes MAKES I5x10 or
plssoLvE package RED STAp 60,
Active Dry Yeast (or caIe of IN n.ss cpeeia,
yeast: in cup warm $780, :. so ~ os
Up 70 COMBINE 2 tablespoon. . ~ @
MS tablespoon sugar, 1 teaspoon s,',.s
cup scalded milk. Cool "a i,te, ~. :
BLEND ny the dissolved yeast Ann 3iZ
cups sifted Pillsbvry's Besi Enriebed FIa,,,s4.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-11-01

mixing the meats thoroughly add
egg, milk, breadcrumbs and mix
with meat. Place in creased pan
and bake for one hour in medium
$3.50 degrees Ed oven.-From ''How
to Dress, Ship and Cook Wild Came
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-11-01
Readers Requests

CAN ANY OF the readers who
have deep freeze tell me if fruit
jars can be kept in. deep freeze with
eggs. / have used paper cartons,
but they. can be used only once.
Eggs keep well in them for months.
Mrs. H. K. Hill county.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-11-01

Senior contest winner crand
NafionaI Baking Contest,
WaIdorf-Astorias Mrs. Fred
erieka A. Wei. Ripley, Ohio.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-11-01

sn..t thhQaroushIy. KNEAD dough on Hsb,lv
bo oaJea D9ard for minutes; place in creased
Soo to 90 F. until double n bulI 49, 49,
! g " hours. PRESS dough into er -ssus
l2xlV Or l3x9x2-inch pan. iET SlSE =
warm place until double in bulk, about ls
minutes mn COMBINE egg, 5 tabiesnoor,
mIlk, teaspoon grated onion, u tes ss,s,,s
sols, q ID. IN cups yellow ehcesc, essteJ.
5 i1I over top of dough. Sprinkle viii
e = eeasPoons saruNwuY seed or poppy SEED
:. = o 3a BAKE in hot oven (z25sFl *
g 20 minutes. Serve warm. - - =
y you use PilIsbury's Best Enricbed se,t
!, # compressed yeast Is used d;,,o,.. !.
u cup lukewarm water. ' uissolye IN
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G.H.W.. coIored, fond Of children,
sit / night week. 5I2 days, until
after dinner. Salary $50 Local
refs. required. EN-. 6670 aft 10 am.
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work: nver 40: $40 week.
COOK-G w

iG.H.W., plain cooking; fond of chill
oren. Live in. Recent good refs. $50.
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HELP WOMEN

REFINED LADIES to hold fashion
parties, about $50 wkly.; no exper.
or deliveries. Apply MRS. PRUETT
i4th st M NV p'"'' ''0" 5
DUNG WOMEN, 25-35, as shoppers
for retail shopping service. no ex-
perience necessary; salary advance
ment; must be free to travel. Apply
951 Warner Building, 18th and E
SITS. NV. %
DENTAL HYGIENIST, downtown
office, 5-day wk. Write P. o. Box
1740, Wash. D. c., stating quail
f1cationS. .
white, for pantry work and
help with tray service in small in
stitution. Box 49,. Star. IS
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STENOGRAPHER-Part time. Phone
DI. 0SSS d. 0SS9. sc
sTESO. aviation communications
firm: 5-day wk; excellent working
conditions. MR.. BOYLE. ME. 5000.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored. desires Inv. and Job
exp. LII. 1-1590. So
GIRL. colored. wants general house
work by the day. AID. 5l55. Ref
GIRL, colored, desires job as night
GIRL. colored, desires 5 days nurse.
maid. dry cleaning clerk. Ii. 4-6s07.
LAUNDRESs. COL, Al; have worked
only in the better-type homes; de-
sires work Thursdays, Fridays. Call
M hff5 in pm my any eme eSs Pq s4? Year.
wishes four steady days, work each
week Call after 6. pm. HU. 1915.
LADY. colored. wishes to take care
q Of col ,n6d children by day or week.
YOUNG sCoLoRED GIRL desires Job
In IN the the eSsning' baby yo- sittins or
wo sahSs e eaef S Wants isis laundry or
cleaning work by the day or cham
Der maid work by the week; experi-
enced. Elk. 4765.
WOULD LIKE TO DO light house,
work and care Of 1 child; 5-day
WOMAN will care for en-
ployed mothers children at my home
COLORED WOMAN will care for en-
ployed mothers children at my home
coLoREfDi WOMAN wants days, work
cleaning or ironing; experienced; can
get references. Ii. 7-5473.
WOMAN wants days work,
Mon. Wed. Thurs, MRS. WASH
INGTON, NO. 1910 Mon. till 8.
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rYPIST-Position in accounting dept.
general accounting work; no special
knowledge required. THE s. S.
WHITE DENTAL MFG. CO.. 1903
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G.H.W., some child care Saturdays
i and Sundays only; other help. OR.

HOUSEKEEPER to live in: S25 wk..
and meals; 5-day wk. 10. 2-22l3.
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HELP WOMEN

CLERK -TYPIST. white. under 35; 81
day wk.; ne. location. Call MR..
IRWIN. LA. $4,000. --5
'CLERK-TYPIST, pleasant work, many
company benefits, paid insurance,
retirement plan, 40-hr. week. See
Mr.. Johnson. THE HOOVER CO.,
1905 R. l. ave. ne, $3.50 am. to
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MODEL.

mature woman; stylist and
sales BACKGROUND: must be between
so" and 311", fascinating Job for
energetic. hard worker. HARRIS d
EWING, 1913 F st. NV. IS
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G.H.W., COOK. experienced; care Of
children en- rsni baby psa SIT nishts' Az
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HELP WOMEN
FOUNTAIN GIRr,

Exper.; full or part time. and no
HooD-RExALL DRUG CO. cor Eth
and E SITS. NV. 10
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. 2 or 3
ewes. week, 6-1O and part of Sum
day. soc hr. CONCORD PHARM,
1918 New Hampshire ave. NV. NO.
$500 ~
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HELP WOMEN
SAI.ESI. ADV

For dress and sportswear dept: ex-
eel. working cond with good earn
ines for exper. saleslady. Apply
Mr.. Ettlin. 3rd fir, BOND STORES,
1895 F st. NV.
SALESGIRL for gift shop. perm pc.
sition: 5-day. 40-hr. wk. Apply
MARY BAYNEs GIFT. $500. 90a
18th st. NV. .
sALEsLADIES for leading jewelry
store starting Nov. IL through to
Christmas. Good pay and hours
Call COLLINS. ST. 1412, for ap-
pointment. 3
sALESLADIEs. experienced. full or
part-time, excellent salary and COM
mission Apply THE ESTHER SHOP,
sALEsLADIEs WANTED; exper. help
full but not necessary Apply F. w.
WOOLWORTH CO., 900 9TH st. NV.
sALEsLADIEs WANTED. tull-t.me
work. excellent working conditions.
S. S. KREsdE CO, 3179 Queens
Chapel I'd. Queenstown Shopping
Center Mt Rainier "a
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SAI,ESPEOPI,E
- aa-aar7ass-----.
SAFEST .ADTEC

SALESWOMEN. with some knowledge
OF sewing. interested in permanent
employment; no sales exper neces-
sary: good starting salary; 40-hour
week: disqualification and discount
P R6o AtG :. Apply y p Mr.; 6 sp1EIMAN
SECRETARY for Silver Spring office;
exper. preferred but not essential
Phone ~, s-S576 or Elk. SAL. e
SECRETARY, 5l7 days wk,. 500 wk
to start. Very good future If capa-
bic; Apply after 10 am, RIM. SCI,
sTENo.. exper.. 5-day
wk,: trade association Office Call
after 10 am. Room 52s. go 18th
silk FIN1sHER. exper.; s-day week.
good salary. Apply in person. 1888
SKIP LOCATER. experienced only:
full or part time TO work in store
day or evening. MR.. JOSEPH, 719
ltb St NV.
sTENoGRAPHER - Old established
firm: 5-day. 36-hr. wk: vacation
Nth pay. Call MR.. FOSTER. Ma,
sTENoGRAPHER. for medical I
laboratory. Cali Elk. 1854 for APP
sfffE.Nsot1GiRAiPHER. Some exper want
ed by national Jewish organizat ton
AZ It's "dSIlllkIOIl Legal buIGdu .
day wk. Good pay and working con-
ditions Phone Mr.. Rockmore. MA
6l2o or apply sos @ st. NV -
STENOGRAPHER--G ONCE ex-
perience necessary; pleasant working
conditions excellent opportunity.
BARBER & ROSS CO.. 9th and V
SITS. ne. DE. 05cl. %
STENOGRAPHER. under 40, for
travel bureau; good salary, interest
ing work: vacation, sick leave. etc
Apply GREYHOUND TERMINAL. ---6
STENOGRAPHER, permanent or TEN
porary, for fun or part time tIo
ewes. or wk. ends.) Interesting and
varied placements. ME 1920. g
STENOGRAPHER. capable with fig
ures for small office; no experience
necessary; good starting salary. LA.
S-5t6a 10
STENOGRAPHER-Excel opport. for
good stenogrspher; good starting
with pay es year. company hoSpi-
talization and group enuity plan:
Call Ma: $3.50. NATIONAL CASH
REGISTER CO. Ask for Mr.. Irvine,
sTENooGRApHER. good working cond.
in modern Offices. s. FREEDMAN
AND SONS, MA. 1884 MI. Sacks.
sTENoGRAPHER-part time. Phone
DI 0sSS. d. 0SS9 IS
STESO. aviation communications
firm: 5-day wiz excellent working
conditions. MR.. BOYLE. NE. $500.
Ill
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT. lesls.
latiye and public relations expert.
COLLEGE GRADGATE, fifteen Years
Seefetarlal experience; supervisory;
November 18th. Box 1888. Star.
COMPANION to elderly lady: exp,
dependable, refined; nice disposition.
NURSES AvAiIABIE; for work. day
or night hishly y,s experienced. CAN
p fhytin Nurse sS S DAY os night WORK
hosp. exper. No. $3.50.
NURSE. practical, exp. kind and
thoughtful. wishes permanent case;
live IN Or. and patients; ref. Phone
SECRETARY desires Job with a flu.
ture; exec, ability well educated.
top stenog: age 81. personable. at
tractive, best local ref; no objection
to responsibility or hard work. Box
Ask, Star. So
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. cap
able, efficient. dependable; varied
f Exp s4s.j s sEs 81; salary sSGo'
YOUNG LADY desires perm. position
tine and public contact. Boz
l0-A. Star So
EXPERT TYPING. envelopes and let
ters done at home: will call for and
deliver. UN 0344 -
ATTENTION, RUSINESSMEN-If you
need a competent steno, typist or
clerk for half day, full day or
t Longer call MISS BARRETT, DE.
COLORED GIRL desires Job as foun.
tain girl or waitress; ref. DI. 1923,
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THE EVENING STAR

IDOL Penna. Ave. NV.
MAID. eXper., for beauty salon In
ST. Spg, Nd, 940 Wayne ave.
JU. 1-S050. 5
MANICURlST-Top salary and COM
mission. Call MISS BASS, Ma. lois,
10Th and z SIS u W
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Nice personality. who needs to add
S45 to S75 per week to family in
come in dignified work locally; flex-
lble working hours, permanent posi-
ton. Car essential. For personal
interview. call 10 5-07a0. between
Gil am. Ask for MR.. TAVENNER
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WAITRFSSES

MATTRESSES
GUARANTEED $40 WK.
PLUS MEALS & UNIFORMS FURN
FULL TINE POSITION
DAY OR NIGHT
Several new shoppes opening soon.
Perm. position. pleasant working
conditions. vacations with pay, sick
leave. group insurance benefits. en-
ploye purchase discounts. training
1or promotions. ABBY at any
HOT SHOPPES
Or Employment ONCE, liza H st.
NV No phone calls. "a
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HELP MEN 6 WOMEN (cont.)
SUPERVISOR /
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. part time. pm. till after
dinner week days: IL am. TO after
dinner SATURDAYS. every other Sun.
day. mic LAY dinner l day on: so
plus car fare. DE. $3.50. %
work; over 80; $50 week
~; live in. EN-. 170S. >
COOK CIV Live in. upstairs rm.:
co!ored. over 25 yrs; fond of chill
dren; best refs. req. $50. WO. 1924.
IS
COOK AND GH.W., live in. take care
OF children; SO wk; 6-day wk.;
ref. La H-44h1 g
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NURSING SUPERVISOR

Registered nurse with pediatric
training; live in. good salary. fun
maintenance. Children's GONZALES
cent home. NO. 6S0l.
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TRAVEI-CAT,JF

Iva LA-Shh4T.
Or. Fla and East Coast; must be
yrs, to travel with chaperoned
group. doing outside contact work
for nations leading publishers. Earn
while we train you; average earn.
ST5 per week plus bonus. transp.
furn.; immed. cash adv. liberal
Draw acct This is not hoH$e-to-
house canvassing. See MR.. PRIOR
from 10 am. to 2 pm. Carlyle
Hotel, 500 N. Cap. Please do not
phone. -
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INSTRUCTION COURSES


PIANO LESSONS. beginners only. by
Helen Anderson of Carow Piano
Studios. WI. 1905; Wed. ewes, no.
G321: SIS mo. r..
PIX -Receptionist training: live
board; tipping included. AMERICAN
BUSINESS SCHOOL. Ma. 4142.
MA at home in your spare time. IL
offers big ADVANTAGES also the new
quick method in typing and simpli-
AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS -
II lessons. road test; S35. Washing
ton ONCE. EASY METHOD DRIv-
once. Gil: 50ss, oW. se7s.
LEARN tipping, shorthand. bookkeep-
ing. court reporting, office machines;
small classes; excel. positions; start
now. BOYD SCHOOL, G and 18th
NV, MA. 2340. Over Zlotnick's-the
fIrrier
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HOSTESS
Observation-Disclosures
HOUSEKEEPER

With Institutional or hotel training
In Purchasing and management
Live III. Si25 mo. with full MAN.
tenance. Children's convaleScent
NO. 6S01.
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SALESLADY, FULL TINE
FOR HOSIERY, HANDBAGS
TOP EARNINGS
AppTV MANAGED

CROSBY SHOE STORE
312+ l4th ST. NV %
SALESLADY, ready-to-wear, better
clientele; salary $50 per wk to
start; steady position. Apply lois
Conn. ave. NV. %
- For ready to- wear
experienced. Box 1857. Star. -
experienced, for yard
goods and knitting yarns; excel.
opportunity for future: good salary;
Bethesda, Nd. WO. 097S. WI. 1858.
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LADIES

EASY EXTRA MONEY
Sell Christmas cards to friends,
neighbors No exper. needed Sell
Display folders free, Up to 1907
profit LIBERTY BELL STUDIOS
Dept, Al. 1015 Filbert st Phils
delphia z. Pa.
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KEY PUNCH OPERATOR
CAPITAL TRANSIT
LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an immediate opening
for young woman. 2l-35 years
counting clerk; for accounts re-
ceiVable. routine and control; knowl-
edge of bookkeeping and tipping is
REQUIRED; 40-hr.. 5-day wk. Apply
Personnel. Room 500; open week
days, S:305 and Sat. 81. No
phone calls
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HELP WOMEN
Stenopranher-C1erk

Dept. Of National New
Magazine has interesting, secure
position for accurate typist will
some shorthand Varied clerica
duties; 5-day, 40-hE, week Cal
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PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO
MARRIED WOMAN

REQUIRES the services Of reception!st
saleSgtrls and telephone solicitors;
experienced. HARRIS Il EWING
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PART-TIME
OPPORTTTNTTY
YOUNG LADY

~ OXNS 01AD
Opportunity for alert. dependable
young lady in business ONCE OF
local distributor for nationally
known Office equipment; located mr..
Statler Hotel, Should be tactful
accurate with figures and good typ
list, Permanent position in a
young. growing organization: 5-day.
40-hr. wk. Call NE. 1921 for in
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HELP WOMEN Cont

CLERKS (white). permanent; excel
lent surroundings. 40-hr. week; good
cation and Sick leave: under 10;
personal interviews between $3.50
am. and $3.50 pm Personnel Office
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
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STENOGRAPHER

accurate stenographer, under 30; D.
day wk: vacation. insurance, hos
pitalization, good starting salary. un-
usual opportunities for advance
ment CO. 1914. 3
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TEL EPHONE ORDER CI,ERK

Telephone Operator
Contact business office. DI. 945O.
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THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
N. Highland and Fairfax Dr., Arl., Va.
TEL ,EPHONTSTS 13l

GA1A 44o4NAo L ~ NO)
Will teach pleasant work; good pay
company benefits. See Mr.. Klein
MARVIN'S CREDIT. 734 18th st. NV