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O'Brien to Coach Basebal l At Marine A c a d e m y

Lieutenant (j.*.) Jerry O'Brien, USMS, for the past two years coach

Red Cross Has Pictures Of Queens Gl Gridders ^ ^ • ^ ^ of baseball at Bainbridge Naval

Snapshots of the 169th Ordnance Depot Company's Training Center, has been assigned football team in action in "Ryder Stadium, Camp Boston, -duty as an instructor in the de-France," have been received at the North Shore Red Cross headquarters, Flushing, where they are on display.

These, wi th several other p ic -* • _ — tures, . h o w Q u e e n , service^ men g ^ ; , g ^ $ rf

srseaa. Included In the foot-1 • •»• •• •

Leads Pladium Loop . t i l l overseas. baM group are R. R. Russo and F. E Janke of Flushing; G. J. Rosa and P. J. Ptr lni of Corona and John J. Bresaan of Bellerose. The team waa uniformed through the effort . of the Camp and Ho.pital Commit-t o * wfeoce chairman, Mr*. Ronald B. Kelaey. received the pictures.

Other s c e n e , . h o w Q u e e n , men in Red Cross Clubs overseas. These Include Claire V. Bajum of 191-16 Northern boulevard and Ensign Donald Victor of 151-07 35th ave­nue, both Flushing; Private Phil ip Lock*, 129-19 20th avenue, College Point, and Pfc. Richard P. Edel-aten ot 130-57 236th street. Laurel-ton.

Also. T-S Edward J. DePuy Jr. ot 37-52 74th street and Cpl. L Redler of 23-40 77th atreet, both Jackson Heights ; Cpl. Charles R. Carbone of 94*34 Corona avenue and Cpl. WUIiam B. Boyko of 22-49 97th atreet. E lmhur . t ; Pfc. George E n d r e . of 32-44 36th street, Pfc. Anne O. Nelson of 27-18 21st street and Sp. 2 c John B. Soha, all Long Island City.

Others are Pfc. Roy Bernard of 114-34 139th street and Sgt. Jack Abrams of 83-30 Parsons boulevard, both Jamaica; Sgt. Joseph J. Gayne of 80-51 87th avenue, Woodhaven; Pvt . Arthur E. Voesack of 120-27 142nd street, South Ozone Park and Pfc. Bernard S. Greco of 191-22 Wood hull avenue, Hollis.

Fabijanic's 572 series on games of 201, 199 and 172 featured the bowl­ing on the Pladium lanes in the Llquidometer Company League, tn second place was Henry Mehrtens with a 516 series and third honors went to Vince Sikorskl with a 511.

In the only clean sweep the Yan­kees wan over the Slap Happy team.

The scores: Breakers Spare*

Kachln-akl 123 159 l«7'Cohen 178 184 134 Klllkenny 05 1M 113; (Blind) 12* 128 128 Holme* 130 145 139 (Blind) 140 140 140 Mehrtens 187 175 m'Leschllc 145 186 145

-I Totf.ll 505 583 593; Totall 591 598 541

Slap H*ppr Tankee* Wheeler 148 174 lTTCampo 123 133123 Lenmone 131 138 llSjVogel 127 134 172 MsrNell 144 134 ia8|Gereisy 141 135 179 (Blind) 133 132 133, Trolt.no 140 113 118

Handicap 48 44 48

Total! 570 570 «78 Total! 883 588 893 Four Jack!

Rlppel m 173 14«; Moor* iBlind) 131121 KM (Blind) Karkheck 114 111 122 Toy Qulnn 12« 115 155 Nagrowskl Handicap 8 9 9

I nder<t»i< 120 156 152

partment of physical training and coach of baseball at the U. S. Mer­chant Marine Academy, it was an­nounced by Rear Admiral Giles C. Stedman, USNR, superintendent of the Arademy.

O'Brien, a graduate of Providence College, w a s recently discharged from Naval service after having served over three years. He will as­sume his new duties immediately.

During his tour of duty at Bain­bridge, O'Brien's baseball teams compiled a record of 96 wins and 20 losses. His 1944 team was con­sidered by many as the mythical national service champion.

He will succeed Lieutenant (j.g.) Emerson Dickman. USNR, former Red Sox pitcher, who has left the service.

AH Baba to Grapple At Arena on Friday

Total! 497 539 5531 Total! 588 603 510 Atoms Mixers

Rilling 189 145 132 O'Brien 158 132 154 Lomax 146 133 132, Callenda 134 145 153 Sikorsfcl 174 185 152! Fabajantc 201 199 172 Szymanski 178 159 159 Fett/er 137 134 157

(Handicap 7 7 7

I Total! 637 617 643

ALLEY AT VANDEBBILT Here Alley, old Tennessee star,

has returned to Vanderbilt as an assistant football coach. He was at Auburn two seasons.

Promoter Bill John/ton has signed All Baba, Turkish terror, to oppose Texas Babe Sharkey in the feature finish match that promises to Jam

[j|8 138 136 j the Jamaica Arena Friday night. loo 163107 j Gino Garibaldi, popular Italian

grappler engages Karol Krauser, speedy Pol ish champion In the semi-final event l imited to one fall in 30 minutes which promises plenty of action and thrills.

Ed (Strangler) White, Alabama football star, faces George Macri-costas, Greek Adonis, in a special event whi le other l imit matches bring together Mike Haller with Alex Alexlnis and Milo Steinbern with Kola Ksariani.

QUEENS SOCCERS IN HOLIDAY TILTS

Three games featuring the out-standihg junior and Juvenile play­ers in the N e w York area will be the major at tract ion! of the spe­cial holiday soccer pfogram which vyJII be held at S t a r l e t Park. East 177th street and Boston road, the Bronx, on Washington's Birthday starting at 1 P. M.

Opening the proceedings, two ju­venile l l ' s , composed of boys under 15 years of age, will clash wi th a Bronx-Manhattan squad facing a Brooklyn-Queens combination. At 1:45, the newly organized Police Athletic League team of Far Rock-away will meet anothor select team from Brooklyn and Queens.

The main contest of the day, starting at 2:15, will And the East-tern District League jjuniors oppos­ing the German-Amefican League juniors. Represent ing the Eastern District circuit wil l be young hoot­ers from the Maccabi, N e w World. West N e w York and Ifakoah soccer clubs whi le the German-American representatives will be selected players from the German-Hungar­ians. Kollsman, Brooklyn Soccer Club, Prague and N e w York Soccer Club.

Roller Benefit S h o w Features Mist Nathan MORITZ SETS PACE \*;t?*™&2?mt

FOR EDO BOWLERS Six-year-old Barbara Nathan of Brooklyn I t one of the featured performers scheduled to appear In Morits wi th a 664 series on games the RSROA's benefit skat ing ahow of 258, 214 and 192 topped the

Flushing America Win In Roller H o c k e f

The Flushing Ameficans nosed out the Elmhurst Wolves, 3-2, in a YMCA-Rotary roller hockey league game. It was the ninth league vic­tory for the Amerks. Pes. Wolves Amrrirsns G--——J Holmes . . —. McNiel R D. Hsck 4. Carroher J- D B. Holmaa 4 Bowman C. J. Maya a Ferina R W. Baxter _ —, , _ Vuralla L.W. Frame 1 Felice Wolve! Amerki 1 ^ o ;

a o l : i o l 3

Kiibahl, Mattlce. Grossman.

Wanted Automotive ! • 09m€*m o4tf»OtV9O*V#0

- CARS 144-10 NU5IM AVI . UMsICi

VafS IT* Frankly we don't know what it means—

but we mean it when we say we PAY TOPS FOR TOUR CAR

W E A B B OVERBIDDENQ EVERYBODY CALL JA. 4-6481 or JA. 6-9395

w r u raova m WE BUY i n ALL—mi u> ises

Q U E E N S AUTO US-IS HILLSIDE A V B , JAMAICA, N. T.

_ _ _ ^ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ We B r i m Caah t o Yea* B a a * _ _ _ _ _ ^ _ _ _ _ _ _

Wanted Automotive

Spares—Wolves: Herule. Smith. D. Maya, Jupiter Amtrki

Goata: Mayi (2). Farina (2'. Grossman (1). Referee: L. Smith.

* Wanted Automotive

at Madison Square Garden Feb. 36. For the third year, the ahow la being held for the benefit of the Infanti le Paralysis Foundation.

Barbara, w h o skates for the B a y Ridge Roller Club, will play a star role In "Rythmanla,*" the number produced by the Bay Ridge group, which include* mora than 75 skater*. Another star of the s e t will be Gracie D'Andrea.

An expected highl ight of the show wi l l he an exhibition of Jit­terbug dancing—on rollers—includ­ing a Lindy Hop routine, highlight­ed by skating and gyrations of Roy Studsrud. In all, more than 700 skaters wil l appear in the mam­moth spectacle.

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N e w York Americans Meet Nat ionals Sunday

The N e w York Americans wi l l have their last chance to better their final s tanding in the Ameri­cans Soccer League Sunday after­noon when they tackle the Phila­delphia Nationals in a loop «t*» test at Starl ight Park.

The Americans rest ing In the first division, will be closing their 1945-46 league campaign Sunday. Start ing next week, they will pre­pare for participation in the league's Lewis Cup and the National Chal­lenge Cup competit ion.

— „ GENE ALMOST MADE I T

No boxer ever received a mill ion dollars for one fight, but Gene Tunney came mighty close. Tun-ney's share of the second bout wi th Jack Dempsey oat Sept. 22, 1927, was $990,445 M.

m—mmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmt

bowlers in the Edo Factory League at Kissena Bowl ing Academy In Flushing. Frank Reul was the run-nerup with a 630 series, hit t ing 224, 154 and 252.

lint* Drawn! stoeker 191118 1*7 Dobrlntok 14S 14* 171 Seldel 153 ISO IBS Sullivan 184 158 IS* Barter 1S» 1*4 150 (Blind) 137 117 127 iBllndi 1391391S» B*rt« 1 9 » m i f i l MeCabe 173 133 1*3 Mortti 3S8 314 19: Handicap S S 81

TM«1* SIR 743 SOS Total* S8* S2S T*S Deckers Aees

Capon* 183 154 183'Dolphlno 145 141 119 Befiessa 157 lea US Pradertts 139 157 170 Blliky 14* 179 1*1 Mathlev 130 159 10.'' Smith 181 149 117 Shay 183 151 15* FReul 324 154 252 I.Reul 182 15*149

1 . Total! 840 802 STB Total! 792 777 MI W«oi«haMp«tt Hnrneta

Roeasler 174 135147 Henrich 195 179 1*7 Freeman 123 134 157KUal 1*3 143 189 Guilor 189 197 181 style* 155 183 13* Riley 144 179 134,VonB*ri*n 191 24T 199 Stelnert 149 1*9159 Molnar 188 193 180 Handicap I t I t IB

Total! 798 833 797: Total* 911 S44 S51 Ha-htlnf Irish Cyrl. Five

Vend'hoof 189 170 17* Donovan 180 185 180 Belltl 114 135 14*;RtlllM 154 137 105 Matheaatt 176 193 146iSr.homber 181 176 168 Ladoclnskl ISO 1*9 185 Wurti 238 1*9 1*4 Greene 109 1M 180<Lanichahn 185 177 300

Total! 758 888 844 TCI i l l S.I Allay Bees Millers

TorlO 180 151 159 McConkty 188 187 189 Walthrop 194 181 151 Kunst 143 i s* 151 Podobikl 157 1*9 138 Hodghklrk 164 ITS 133 Copley 174 143 m'Plcclnlnt 133 1*3 122 llaaka SOI 1T7 145 Wetaa 158 157 184

| Handicap 12 II 13

Total. tS*T»TT»»! Totall TTTatSTO 4K>mlf» Kagiaa

(Blind) 136 1S8 13* Roae 198 159 174 Hllo»aky 1ST 97 110 Geldet 166 138 If9 Galuika 162 146 113 Schmutz 140162 IW Jutie 180 157 153'Zenner 2061*3 la i Weber 144 181145'MuIler 183 ITS 139 Handicap 44 44 441

Total! T23T61TO0' Total! 883 788 SSI

LOT OF BASEBALL Florida, California and those

other s tates wh ich haven't had any vis'ts from big league ball teams since the spring of 1942 will ge t the ir fill this year. National League teams are scheduled to play 231 exhibition games before the season starts on April 16.

Among the Eastern States roller skating champions who will appear in the RSROA's benefit skat ing show are Jacob Den Bleyker, 15, and his partner, Emma Nuti le , 17. Both represent the Paterson Figure-8 Cluh of Paterson, N. J.

The pair, who hold the Senior Pairs title, will be featured on the Madison Square Garden program for the benefit of the Infantile Paraly­sis Foundation Tuesday, Feb. 26.

In addition to the Eastern States crown, Den Bleyker and Miss Nut i le also hold the N e w Jersey senior championship. This year more than 700 top flight skaters wil l appear in the gigant ic produc­tion, being held for the fourth t ime,

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Golden Angel , Gardim In Grove Mat Feature

The Golden Angel, who was able to hold the Blimp to a draw last week, wi l l again appear at the Ridgewood Grove Thursday night. He meets Beni to Gardini, the Ital­ian sensation, in the feature bout of an all-star wrest l ing card. The match i s scheduled to a finish.

In the semi-nnal Dave Levin, for­

mer world's champion, opposes Benny Rosen, the 6-foot. 2-inch. 240-pound giant. The bout wil l have a t ime l imit of 45 minutes .

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• OIL BURNER • FUEL OIL • BURNER SERVICE Pmto Oil Beating Equipment Is backed by over 40 years of outstanding oil heating Instal­lations in buildings from bun­galow to skyscraper.

Call VA. 6-3500

KTROLEIM NEAT A POWER COMPANY

•11 Fifth Avenue, New l o r k

LOANS *£* On Diamonds, Jewelry, Clothing and Personal Property

ASTORIA PAWNBROKERS, Inc. 2 8 3 1 S I r i N V \ A'I S T <. I n c . i ! t . r j m i i A »<•

< Hti KS ( 4 . W / / D /-» -1 . 8<,<r »« (

On Display— —On Display 1946 P O N T I A C

SO Lot* Modol Used Cars Needed At One* ALL MAKES

Fof The Best Deal Trade Your Car NOW! or

SELL it Outright For Top CASH $$$

BERKELEY PONTIAC 71-17 ROOSEVELT AVE. JACKSON HEIGHTS

ILlinois 8-4700

!¥•*> Wmtttmd Dommotim AIML—Homework, f R T, I E Jay!-. $20 ao. Nlc» •riTlronnwnt. Call after 7 F. M . STlllwell 4-48S3. C B H W t t r "ROUSgWORKSR. knowlejft

, of cooktni, talfh claaa woman, full time g-enwroua time off; S adult!, pleaaant furroundlnf!. aleep In or out. BAyiidr

; S-M04. UimtKAJL h O O S t W O R K l f t - y o u r roomi. 9 A . M til after dinner, alx daya. $X wetO. 28-17 Broadway. Aitorla (atore).

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Wanted Automotive,

WANTED GOOD USED CARS

HIGHEST PBJCES PAID

PETER WEISS MOTOR SALES SS>ai Rooierc l l A».» WOODSrPB

Phone NEwtown 9-2850 QCEENS ALTO DIALKB l*OB

O T l l M TEARS

Ropmring Service Station*

Sell Your Car DIRECT!

RA. 8-2524 CASH IN A MINUTE

Buyer* Co Anywhere and Give Free Appraisal

BOULEVARD MOTOR JT*. Blvd. mad 48th S t , L I. C

I f a and 8 « a . I l l I M l

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1 0 0 CARS WANTED IMMEDIATELY

W » ray Beta* Wet Cl—m Can

••Hie Forest Motors, Inc. 1 5 2 - 0 1 N o r t h e r n B I T « L

FLMWB9 3-6486 STTTO, BAyrtdi S-ltSS

SMIUNG

Pete Murphy Bar* Ora* Phona

1931 to 1 9 4 2 Buroaa TOO s t i x

. CALL JA, 6-9558

GLASS MOTORS. INC. 189-SS Q I M B I Boale^axd

H • ! • • « Nort* BlUalda Ara. OrSM • • D i l N O a • a U N D A T t

Packard-Hushing, Inc. Pays Mora

FOB ANY TEAS CAB IN GOOD CONDITION

196-50 Northern Boulevard B A y s i d e 9 -0487

FIND OUT I n One Minute

What Your Car la Worth

CALL RA. 8-9260 NOBTHEBN MOTOBS

DON'T SELL SHOBT •ELL THE "IDEAL WAT*

tern Can Still Oat

$50 to $100 Mora Jamaica ' ! Largest Oaaiar

Ideal Auto Exchange U l - S S Jamaica Av*„ Rich. BIS

CaOl VL S-84US Ope» Krea A S M B .

Automobile* For Sale 1937 FORD TWO-DOOR SEDAN

Rcaaooable. • May be aeen at 34-4S 84th ST., JACKSON HEIGHTS bet. 1-5 P.M., Tuesday or Wedneaday.

Walt Buy Your Car No Foolin* — No Tricks

JEEP MOTOR CO. O r . Northern Blvd. » Breadway

AS. 8-9526

We pay the limit top $$ in m minute for any make or model .

D E A L E R 31-02—31-30 Queens Blvd.

(At Skill man Are.) IR. S-SS78

FORD 1933^SSDAN. good runntni con-dltlon, radio and heater, teat cover! Price *l9.v Sec Mr. Sergio,

10-13 50th AVE.. L. I. CITY. I S a ~ L I > J C D a r ~ l l P i f f R . 4-door aedaa. custom Interior, radio, heater, other ac-ceiaorlea, OPA celiung price tl.887. WU1 MU for $1,650.

LENOBEL MOTOR SALES CO,. INC. NORTHERN BLVD. AT STEINWAY ST. i»4<rLlNCOLN~ZEPHYR CLUB COUPE, radio, heater, exceptionally clean car. Full price, (1.188. Below OPA celling. One-third down, 15 month! to pay. Tradea. Queens Auto Mart. 138-10 Hlll-slde ave.. Jamaica. N. R. 1942 NASH 4-DOOR~SEDAN. radio aad heater, overdrive, weather eye. Immacu­late throughout. $490 down. Guaranteed. 15 monthi to pay. Trades. Queens Auto Mart. 138-10 Hillside ave.. Jamaica. N. Y.

IS YOUR CAR PERFORMING

AS IT SHOULD?

W e l l have It sound aa the day you bought It! Expert­ly repaired by experienced mechanic*. Complete teat equipment . . . And the price 1* r ight!

Serving all make of cart

HUDSON FLUSHING MOTORS. INC.

Northern Blvd. and 127th S t

N E w t o w n 9-7707

HOUSEWORK!* - Three at,

HAvemeyer adults, apartment, good salary, steady

S-SS5S. RE, 4 or I morn

mis week, small apt., small family. Forest Hllla. Call HAvemeyer 8-8018. H O U s ^ K x i p K R - D e p e n d a U e . able to take care of home without supervision. Jackson Heights. n a m cooking for three builness people. Good pay. Full or part time. Phone

ALionquIn 4-4480 1 a A. M. to 5 p . M ,

HOUSEKEEPER General housework In business couple's apartment. Sleep out. Good salary and hours.

Call MRS. KING LExlngton 2-1376 for Appointment

HOUSEKEEPER enced. to take complete charge of

small horn* In Forest Hills, sleep references: $125. BOulevard 8-SUB

f n n r s i n T F i flight cooking through dinner, 5 days a enoee. HAvemeyer 4-0810. ffoBS E k xXF Elt=*iiIaS

week, refer-

!R-iBiuinei i couple, two iirls. 2 i , and T years, own room, sleep In. Call after 8 P. M„ FL. 7-8398. HoTJREKEiPER. part time, or sleep In. 4-room apartment, Sunnyslde. business couple, no laundry work. IR. d-7405.

HOUSEWORKER Monday through Friday. 1 P. M. to 7 P, M. or aleep In U desired Business

good position for conscientious C

Repairing Service Statione BRAND NEW~42 ENGINES ror any year Dodge or Plymouth. Flushing Auto Service, Automotive Engineers. State and Fsrrlnrton st. FLuihlng S-2535

~T5 ALY~CH EVR0LET NORTHERN BLVD. Cor. UNION ST.

FLushlng 8-1818 LLOYD BUICK, I N C

PROMPT AND EXPERT SERVICE Northern * BeU Blvda. BAy. 8-1008. U&ffilC^TirmXTFr&Vi up. Mechanloal work expertly done on all type car*.

A. C. SUPER SERVICE Northern blvd.^cor. »7th st. HA. 9-8S53

Cor ogee

GARAGE FOPTRl 308-05 41st AVE. BAYSIDE

adults person Circle 6-8081 from 19 to 4 or HAvemeyer S-6324 __ HOUSEWORkER — Mondays. Wednesdays snd Fridays. 8 to 1. 34-38 71st ST.

HAvemeyer 8-1398. GE^aERAL HOUSEWORKER—Part tliae or daily, four rooms. Call at 18-18 122nd st.,__College__polnt (store) HOUSEWORKER, experienced. I morn-ings week. 4-room apt., 75c hour, no laurstry. RAvenaewood 8-8309 after 6 p.m WOMAN. CAPABLE. RELIABLE. FART T l M f c C A L L AFTER 5 P. M.

STIllwell 4-0119. ffoWBEWORKER. general knowledge ot cooking, afternoons, high class fir) stosdy position. 3 adults, pleasant sur­rounding!. BAyside 8-8394. HOtTSlwol lKBl , CENERAL, SLEW IN OR OUT

APPLY 3«-37 12th ST., ASTORIA H O U I E W m K l R . S mornings weekly, I to 1. 75c hour. Mayer. 34-44 82nd St.. Apt. 5C, Jackson Heights, HAve. 8-1403. H o u H w O R k l R - S l e e p in. two chil-dren. four-room apartment. pleasant conditions. $35 week HOUWWORKER ^wa

no cooking, HA. 3-S785

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Wanted Automotive

aln cook, small fam­ily. Sleep in, own room, good salary

REpubllc 8-7060.

T J_ Jnyj^ 2 tO W. light housework, simple cooking, S'j-room apartment, $3R. Call HA. 3-8888.

» H O U ^ W 0 M S R

House. Forest Hills. 5%-day weak. rooniaig. $35. BOulevard S-."" WOMAN

BOulevard S-38S4. to take care OS* two children,

ileep In or out. Call RAvenswood 8-3J03, All Make Cars — Top Cash betwj>n 6 and * P. M SHEER MOTORS, INC.—43-31 52ND ST. I WOlSAN to "clean dental o t ic i . Tuesday (Bet Queens Blvd. a Roosevelt Ave.)[ and Friday mornings, Maapeth. HAv. Alf fOl ioBlLE. A^l. low mileage. i tW to! i ^ H J i 1941. Regardless of price. Urgent. Ex gardless or p soldier. Caah. HOllU 5-4415-J.

EX-SERVfCiMAN NEEDS CAR. NO DEALERS

RAvenswood 8-6049. ffiGHtST~CA5H~FAll5

ALL MAKES — ALL MODELS ISLAND MOTORS, INC.

88-15 Queens Blvd^ HAve. 9-5718. LCW~MlLEAGE~"eARS P R O H ^ O R T G T -

1940 NASH 4-DOOR SlDAN, heater. NAL OWNERS. HIGH CASH PRICES. Full price $1,003. One-third down. Bal- BAyside 9-1875 ance. 15 _ months to pay. .Traces __ac- | rJOtv"—MTLTAGE AUTOTitSBTCE" desired

by private party; will pay high price. frepted. Queens Auto Mart, 138-10 Hill iside ave., Jamaica. N. T

A nnouneemontm CONFIDENTIAL AND PERSONAL mat­i n s skillfully investigated. Consultation

k Day and night. BARNES DETECTIVE AGENCT

FLushlng 9-2134

Loet WTTCTT LOST

Lady's gold Bulovs, vicinity of Wood side and Jackson Heights. PT M.. NEwtown 9-8935. \vWttT~PVfPrr Hack spofs, feaVale. name "Penny." vicinity 41st St. and 43nd it.-SOth ave.. L. I. City. Sunday. 8 A. M. Reward. McCrokan. 50-18 42nd

1931 N A S H C O U P E , G O O D R U N N I N G C O N D I T I O N . I S L A N D M O T O R S E R V ­ICE. 133-34 41st AVE. ONE-HALF BLOCK OFF MAIN ST.. FLUSHING iWi oT^MOBiLE~4-bdoTt SEDAN;

»t L. I City.

wnanBxx.—CISSK. Quies—csuniy Savings Bank, northeast corner 103rd St. snd 39th ave., Corona. N. Y. Payment slopped. Please return to bank. BANKBOOK No. City Savings ^ank Return to

pay. Tradei, Hillside ave..

radio and heater, 96 Model. Guaranteed Call after 61 $450 down. 15 months to

Queens Auto Mart. 138-10 Jamaica, N. IT 1936 O L D S M O B I L E ~ 4-DOOR" SEDAN", radio, heater, $345 cash. After S P. M .

ILllortla 8-9759. rWS~<5LDSMOfiILE SEDAN TOTHlGir: EST BIDDER. CALL

FLushlng 3-8824. ffSi SESSMOBILI 4 Hom SETJATT RADIO AND HEATER. CALL AFTER 5 P. M. FLushlng 9-6480. 1940 OLDSMOBILE": CALL 7:30 TO *

»L~*L»j»tnsTA?fe DENTIST

EJ-SS mm ST. RA. S-S7S7 ~mC^BTTA3t REtt'RNS PREPARlD

OPEN EVENLNGS OL*EENS REALTY SERVICE

• « - « QUEENS BLVD ST. 4-0875. Found ' • m<* t 0 P * T

TSRofi L 7 m V " i r i r n d r I P M - J O H N "• DRAGHI. 43-24 208th p\vm#nt« .tonnSl S T - BAYSIDE. 4-B. SACRIFICE P.ymen.s .topped. flfl^A?gaRD-Ci,IppBft| 4 . d o o r ^ ^

•—mm—XII radio and heater, guaran Trsdej.

member of N Y C Police DepU World- C r - S " i a j K Wide Investigation. Empire State Detec­tive Bureau. 3B-01 Main St. FL. 3-3879 pTXAJ*~73rMtfATraiin5ninT let us en- Amtotnobiloe For Sale

AUBURN 1934" I-DOOm, rsdlo and B Mack 8> Sons, next Loew's. 58-08 heater, runs good. $185. After 6 P. M Roosevelt e v e . Woodside. L. I.

f sve your wedding invitations. GREET-NG CARDS for every occasion. James

HAvemeyer 6-8016

•LAOC WAlIirrr^contaliUng money and papers with South Hill. Virginia, ad­dress: near Murray Hill R. R. Station; reward for return. Phone J. LOWE, FLushlng 3-8198.

RIWAM»: BfttlF CAST SLACK, W. J. GRAVERT. INC..

39 DAVIS ST. STlUwell 4-7747. VKGWZ COCKS SPANTTC wnTTi chest, l o w white paws; lost elcinlty *»•_ «°°d runnmg order

srd. FLush. 9-6163.

Jsmalcs PACKARD 1941 i«0. radio, heater, etc.. perfect. Principals only. Celling price.

JAmaica 6-117V 1938 PLYMOUTH, four-doorTTadTo,~iWy 1937 BUICK, four-door, heater. $475. 1936 FORD TUDOR. $375.

RAvenswood 8-6872. I Many Others Reasonable. f939~1UICK S P E C T A L ~ C L U B C O N V S R - L , . v ^ OTTO MAY TIBLE COUPE, good condition, radio,;80-18 Northern blvd. NE. 9-4900. heater. 37-13 3rd ST., L. I . . CITY IT935 PLYMODTTR 4-DOOR 5ETJATT O U V R O L l f 1538 4-DOOR" SEDAN, heater, full price $318. One-third down. radio, heater, good running condition,! Balance 15 monthi to pay. Tradea ac-good tires. No dealeri. icepted. Queens Auto Mart, 138-10 Hlll-

BAyilde 9-0274, after 6 P. M. ;«lde ave., Jamaica, N. Y. CHEVROLET 1928 four-cylinder. I i PLYMOUTH 1940 4-bOOR sfDAN\ A 4

FLushlng 9-6046.

Help Wanted Female

CASHIERS YOUNG WOMEN

FULL AND PART TIME ALSO

ASSISTANT HOSTESSES Salary While Training

PERMANENT APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AT

CHILDS EMPLOYMENT DEPT.

426 7th ave., N.Y., 33-34 sts.

Good At Figure! U r g e L. I. City Office Pleasant Surrounding!

portunlty for Advancement AWFORD CLOTHES, INC.,

All Interview! at 164 E. 59th it . . N. T. C. CS

CLERK-1 i PI ST

Beginner* Considered We have an attractive opening la oar

L. I. City office for a rapid typlit. Duties* Include typing of bills and

general clerical work. Pleasant. Inter­esting work with excellent surrounding! and congenial coworkers, 40-hour (I-d i v week. Excellent advancement op­portunities. Convenient to all transv

• Just off Queens

Help Wanted Female

EARN $26.62 to $40 WK. FOR 44 HOURS- WORK

Clean. Light. Modern Laundry Steady Jobs

Vscation With Pay KNICKERBOCKER LAUNDRY

43-33 Dreyer Avenue. L, I, CI! fSth Ave Sub., 4«th St. Sta., 48th St

Factory Workers Good Pay—Steady Work

ATLANTIC RUBBER MFG. CO. 14-33 123nd St. College Point FILE CLERK, knowledge ot typing,

got ' STIllwell 4-0557. Mr. some experience, good pay, 44 hours.

Settler.

Fmgerwavcr-Manicur is t B DAYS — 45 Hours — Steady

JENNIE BEAUTY SALON 04-13 Flushing Ave: Maapeth

FINGERWAVER, MANICURIST 6-DAY WEEK, GOOD PAY.

HILDA'S BEAUTY SHOP, 33-58 S4TH ST., JACKSON HF.IOHTS

FINGER WAVER-HAIR DYER, expert only, excellent salary. Robert Watson,

39-03 FRANCIS LEWIS BLVD. FLushlng 7-9371.

FINGER WAVER-MANICURIST—Experi­enced, weekends or 5-day week. 9 to 8, good salary. Glamour Beauty Salon. 147-08 45th ave.. Flushing. FL. 3-8122 FINGER WAVER. $35. 9-6 P. M. S days. "Fred." 43-87 147th St.

FLushlng 9-6411.

Help Wanted Female

G I R L S

Looking for a well-paid job in Newtown or Flushing?

M a n y girls in this community after only 3 months with the

Telephone Company are making salaries of

about $ 3 4 . 0 0 each 5-day week. T h e start ing rate, which is

p a i d W i l l i e y o u l e a r n IS $ 2 8 . 0 0 't*-* »'* Maapeth to Sklllman ave

for a 5-day w e e k

Help Wanted Female

GIRLS 18-35 WE TRAIN YOU

Packing Sunshine Biscuits

GOOD PAY Excellent W o r k i n g Conditions T i m e & Va Over 4 0 Hour s

Vacations and T holidays with pay. Uniforms furnished and laundered free. C a f e t e r i a en

LOOSE-WILES BISCUIT CO.

29-10 Thomson ave.. L, I. C . .Convenient to IRT. BMT * Ind. sue-

Bui Glendsle Ridgewood Q-3S

. L ! c. ways).

FS rtstion office located

For appointment Tel. M I S * WILLMOTT

L. L STAR-JOURNAL. ST. 4-8600

In addition to good salaries, telephone girls

get vacations with pay. The work is interesting and

FULL CHARG¥"BTOKKBEPER. expert- pleasant. Your associates are B s K ^ r c m ^ T ! . S s r ^ S i L * * » « of prople you will »'• - ••' HAve. 9-0830. be glad to call your friends.

•

CT l?T>T7' r P V T 3 T O r n LjJliKiV.-1 I r l o I FOR OUR FLUSHING PLANT FINE WORKING CONDITIONS

GOOD STARTING PAY!

Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.

83-so stew Gardens ft, :IJ8* Girttw Virginia T-7130

M ' •

WITH OB WITHOUT EXPERIENCE

5-DAY WEEK Large organisation with many

Opportunities for advancement BEGINNERS START AT $24 PLUS

COST OF LIVING BONUS

Phone WAtkins 9-2700

W g s f l N - C a r . for 3-ye.r-old child, „ V . five-Bay week. Apply 33-15 38th ST.. I E lmhors t_ company: accurate, speedy APT

week 3-A

i. Apply J3-1S 38th ST., aimnarst company: accurate, speeay ASTORIA. Call evening! typUt: 830 for 5-day week: vacation.

W^llAN. reliable, to mind 2 children. ««••*»»«: mS^S%JKKAvmm

1 day weeklj JAyslde 9-7382.

WOaiiN FOB C X E A N T N G ~ 4 I R O N W G . three to Ave dayi a week, $5 a day and Steals. HAvemeyer 9-5180.

Help Wanted Female A L T B I A T I O N 'HATJBS—"IxceTlenT"'saTary, coats, suits, dresses. SEDOR'S.

34M2 STEINWAY ST., ASTORIA A ^ l l r A N f ^ O C ^ K l f f P t ^ ^ & ^ G E r l l R X I OFFICE WORKER. GOOD PAY. WILUAMS LAUNDRY MACHINERY CO.

_.39-15 32nd ST.. L. 1. CITY. AS.*?T: BooKKiamm^ S)TTt igiim 5-day week, permanent position.

DII.BERT BROS., HA. 8-3608

NEEDED BADLY All makes, years, models, can . trucks, wrecks, regardless condition. We call anywhere. Please Phone HA. 9-M45.

NO ! F * - N O ANDS—NO BUYS Top Price for Your 1937-42 Auto

JACK FOREST. INC. SO-33 Queens blvd.. Elmhurst. HA. 9-2310 P L Y M O U T H ^ 9 4 o ~ o ^ r T 4 l W X H T T O H I Y PRIVATE PARTY FOR HIGHEST PRICH. GRamercy 7-8219. PRIVATE PARTY deiirei 1930-1934 a'uto-moblle, preferably coupe. Condition Im­portant. After 0 P. M , FL. 3-6430. STATION WAGON WANTED. "latTTnodeT from private party. Call JACK GLBENE. 238-14 Mentone avenue. Lsurelton, N. Y.

LAurelton_8-334«. VETERAN W I S H Y S C A S

1935 TO 1937 CALL HAvemeyer 8-0339

VSTERTN needs station wagon at once. ?\]eflmr}?"c " ' » r , ' l n ' . . Permanent po»1-

AUlTlTOR (l^ghrsl Experienced, N.C.B. No" 3.008

HOTEL ASTOR Empleyment Offlce, 319 W. 44th i t . K t BEACKTIClANy ALL AHOTJND ^ T * t R i TOR, 5-DAY WEEK. CALL *»

..^ JAmalra 8-5159. _ BEAUTICIAN wanted" Tor- weeY e n i s HELEN LOUISE BEAUTY SALON. 567 MIDDLE NECK RD. Great Neck 898. BEAUTICIAN—Muit be expert. 9:30 to 5:30. closed Monday, good pay. At Doug-isstPtt, station. BAyside 9-0871

BILLERS 1938 on. cash. Telephone FLushlng 7 3307, after 6 P. M. W A N T E S ^ ^ O ^ B E ^ X t R ^ P R l V A T l L V OWNED AUTO IN GOOD CONDITION MODERATELY PRICED. WILL PAY CASH. IN FULL, IMMEDIATELY. CALL OR SEE M. WAGNER. RA. 8-0374.

38-39 31st ST., ASTORIA, L. I. UNTIL 6 P. M

wl—SBB—r6UR CAB.—HlGHaST PRICES PAID FOR USED CABS.

NORTHERN CHEVROLET. INC 94-06 Northern B!vd_ Jackson Height!

Boatt and Eampment

pick-up. $60. Ideal for small farm. Needs j condition, radio and heater. No dealers. some work. NEwtown 9-1233. | HAvemeyer 3-6507. CHEVROLET 1935 SEDAN. TS motor

KJasena Park; rewar DOG black, part cocker. 6 months old. name •Nunto." vicinity Whitestone Landing on Sunday: pet of 3-year-old. FLushlng 3-0069. Reward FUR NECKPIECE in Packard car, be-tweea Woodhaven blvd. and 5th ave., » . Y. City. Reward. Call Jim.

HAeeraeyer 6-8885, after 5. GIRL'S BlCYCLE, red, 8-year-old ilze, vicinity Crocheron Park Ice skating pond tn Bayside. about Feb. 10. Reward.

BAyalde 9-3879. IRISH TERRIER, malei lost on Feb. 14th. white strip down neck, vicinity of Flushing, name "Sandy." children's pet. Reward. FLushlng 9-5067. !

LADY'S BLACK BAG In 82nd St.. Elm-hurst. or 74th and 75th sti -Broadway. Jackson Heights. Loss causing much trouble Please return. Liberal reward. aSNXTBA, 66-46 48th AVE . WOODSIDE.

^ ^ HAvemeyer 8-5047

V1CINTTTOF BAYSIDE. OLD SILVER BRACELET BAyside e-1163 FABT" SPTTT IXM7. fcrown and wfiTfe, on aslurday Bsytlde West, was on leash. t all H A tilde 9 30I8-J, < f t t C S MINK DVED SPA1TC. "betifeelfi, Plwa and Queens Project at 2 30 *-*--\T0KD TRUCK PANEL-5 ^ w " J e S ^ l w i ' l ^ * V " ^ — ' v V-* : INTERNATIONAL TRUCK TOY PTNrifER. black with brown

$325. IRonsldes 6-7667. between «-9 P. M

1941 CHRYSLER 4-DOOR SEDAN

1941 PONTIAC. 2"-door sedan, radio and heater 15

fluid' drive*,* excellent "me- 138-10 Hillside ave. $460 ' l936^PONTIAC COUPE. SfX-CYLlNDER"

guaranteed. $1,134. 1/3 down to pay. Trades. QUEENS AUTO MART

Jamaica and heater chanlca! condition. Guaranteed. down. Balance 13 months to pay. | GOOD CONDITION. $400 Trades. Queens Auto Mart, 138-10 Hill- ; BAyilde 9-0661-R. side ave.. Jamaica. N. Y. i I^G DE SOTO. 4-door sedan. FidTo". i Truck* For Sale Bs! SOTO, 4-door sedan, radio.

.SlU' fl.i« d ril!;. tuV.nt-?nta ,i'. 1M' i i3a*-flALLM" WkWHfAT flit' flUOL. snteed. $450 down. 15 moa. to pay. Trades.

QUEENS AUTO MART 138-10 Hillside ave. Jamaica f»42 DESOTO JEOUR-DOOR, 5th I V l . , PERFECT CONDITION.

FLushlng 9-1390. • 1941 DODGE. 4-door sedan, neater, fluid drive, maroon finish, guaranteed. $410 down, U mos. to pay. Trades.

QUEENS AUTO MART ' 138-10 Hillside ave. Jamaica

i-34 fiODC* Twxm SIDAM ls iwa running condition, $300. F. Cantono.

10-11 46th ROAD, L. I. CITY. 1939 F 6 R D ~ MT.ffxT"inroAl!i7~PSo-PLYMOUTH 1936 SEDAN. Special. $200 PONTIAC 1>36 DK LtTXE SEDAN. I26S, FORD ISM ".PORT COUPE. $125. PONTIAC 1938 DE LUXE SEDAN. $550, PLYMOUTH 1941, OLDSMOBILE 1941.

1939 PANEL makings , male; vicinity Highland Pars.! Many Others. Any Terms fel'U-T'^; ^ • * ' ! ! ! - H13 FINANCE CO SHOWROOM fTCINITY 44tn drive and BrMie Plase 66-01 Feet Hamilton Parkwsy • s t s t . Long B a n d City, epper and! Corner 86th it. . Brooklyn tnjTwf i i^4°»na b ** r l , , i • * m , • T ° ° U n • ' 2 ? D - ! ^ t * f w ~ s e d a n , healer

$250

$325.

good tires, new pump, meter and hose reel, full skirting. Must sell. Call

RA. 8-3264 before 6 P. M.

ran INTIWNATTONAI: TRTJCTC;—nie new, all good tires, new motor, paint Job. 6>£-ton express body. J. Laxara.

36-24 13th ST., L. I. CITY. 1-TON LAftRABET TRUCK with plck-UP body. Genovese Bros., Inc., 33-33 Stelnway. Astoria. RAvenswood 8-7165 U-FG&T-Ynmi BODY, dosed rooT. reasonable, good condition. 111-13 37th Ave., Corona. HAvemeyer 9-8900.

I^-T6N~IJP-TO^DATE TRUCST: 47-16 99th ST., CORONA.

HAvemeyer 4-2722 Auto Trailer*

"TRAILER 4x6" CALL FLushlng 3-7662

Tf>46 U T I L I T Y T R A I L E R -

Complete with Tarpaulin BIENER PONTIAC CO.

100 No blvd . Great Neck

BE~SURE t o INSURE Marine, Aviation, Auto, Fire, Etc.

EGBERT at WHrrBSTONE FL. 3-7707 16-FOOT BOAT, 16 H P . Lock wood out-board motor. $300 as Is.

AStorla 8-0045; WHifctLER CABIN CRUlSlR. 3« FT.. SLEEPS 4. FULLY EQUIPPED, $1,600. CALL FLushlng^ 3-1943. AFTER 7 P. M

Wanted Boat* A Equipment W A N T E 5 = O U T B C 5 A R D MOTOR.

MUST BE REASONABLE. BOX R-56. STAR-JOURNAL.

Help Wanted Domettt* ACTTVX houseworkers. sleep ln-out, $40-850 a week; also mornings, afternoons, part Urn*. 75c hr. Fountain Employ­ment Agency. 38-13 Main st. FL. 9-1448. C X U N W G " WOMAN wanted, over 55, morning hours. Apply Bayside Theatre, 38-39 Bell blvd.. Bayside.

Cook-Housekeeper Business couple In 4-room apt. seek In­dependent housekeeper until 8 P. M. good salary, Hartog .118-14 83rd ave. Kew Gardens (Richmond Home).

Phone Virginia 7-7419

ttons'. 35-hour week. 8-4:30 P. M.; no Ssturtayi. L. I. City. Apply Perionnel Office, 30 East 42nd itreet. N. Y. City.

^ I L L E R - T Y P T S r " ^ 5 DAYS. 8 TO 4:48

PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS AMERICAN STEEL WOOL MFG. CO. 42-24 Orchard St.. L L C . (Queens Plara

"feiLLING^TYPfS Opportunity tor advancement

Old established concern _ . 5-day week

GEORGE W. LUFT. CO. S4-13 36th ave., L. I. City

BOOKKEEPER FULL CHARGE

SOME KNOWLEDGE COST SUPERVISION

CORONA BRANCH QUEENS RESIDENT

Box R-53, Star-Jr. Bookkeeper Ass't.

Experienced Capable, good at figures and detail* permanent position.

Good Salary

P. SORENSEN MFG. CO. S2-S1 67th ST., WOODSIDE

Ind, Subway-Northern Blvd. Station BOOKKEEPING machine operator. Na-tional Cash Register, full chargt ac­count! receivable Including controls, 5-ds» week. Call STIllwell 4-4463 KKMCRKEPER. expei small ofllce. steady.

e x neflen FedT "TuIT

92-21 CORONA AVE

Clerk Typist Beginners considered, good at figures, B*dJkF week. L. I. O t y plant.

STillwell 4-3372-ClJUafl tt-Ee and file" beginneri accepted, five-day week, steady. Apply Ludwig Bauman, next to Valencia Theatre. Jamaica, or .

45 PIERSON ST.. L.^I. CITY CLERK^CoOD AT FIGURIS

PERMANENT—FIVE-DAY WE«K H. M. RUBIN CO.

9-19 38th AVE., L. I CITY ST. 4-4300 C L 1 R 1 - WHsff -vhais keowledge of bookkeeping, five-day week. Call

RAvenswood 8-6980. T T I l l ^ A C C T j R A f E ^ ^ EDGE TYPING. SMALL OFFICE, »%

DAYS, oppoRTtmrrr. STtiiweii 4-0000

GIRLS FOR PERMANENT

CLERICAL POSITIONS HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

Flvt Days Per Week — 35 Hour* No Saturdays

$100 Per Month Personnel Dept.

SO EAST 43ND STREET, N. T. C.

PLEASANT WORK HO EXPERIENCE NEEDED

GIRLS LEASANT WOR :XPERIENCE Nl

GOOD PAY Queens' Most Beautiful Plant

Cafeteria on Premises

Bulova Watch Co. 83-18 Woodside Ave., Woodside. Queens

G I R C T Ages 18 to 35

MANENT JOBS—GOOD PAE LIGHT ASSEMBLY WORK FOOT PRESS OPERATORS

LIGHT PACKAGING

P. SORENSEN MFG. CO. 83-31 87th ST.. WOODSIDE

Ind. Subway-Northern Blvd. Station

GIRLS—WOMEN PACKERS

Steady Tear-'Round Work APPLY 5TH FLOOR

American Steel Wool Mfg. Co., Inc.

42-24 Orchard St., L. I. City Right at Queens Plata

GIRLS - WOMEN

If you are interested in a well-paid job with a good future, please call N E w ­

town 9, Official 1 1 , or FLushing 3 , Official 1 1 , and request an appointment.

NEW YORK TELEPHONE

COMPANY

Phone ST 4-8500. ask for Miss WUtlaaw OR APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

Open daily 8 to 5. Mon. A- Wed. er'gs S-T P. M. Saturdays 8-13 noon.

GIRLS-WOMEN N o Experience Necessary

LIGHT FACTORY WORK

Earn Good Wages In Pleasant Surroundings

G I R L S W O M E N Wmk.Signjtor Stjndmg IDEAL FOR OLDER WOMEN

LIGHT FACTORY WORK

GOOD PAY! Standard M o t o r Products

37-18 NORTHERN BLVD. V. I, C. (Between 38th-39th Sta.i

GIRLS — W O M E N FULL TIME OR PART TOsl NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

Waitresses, full time, lunch hours'. Bakers

Pantry Worker!. Salad Msken Table. Dishwaihen, Cooks,

Dessert Makers. Laundry Workers. Hostesses.

MEALS AND UNIFORMS FURNISHED PAID VACATIONS

PERMANENT —44 HOURS OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT

SCHRAFFT'S Apply AH Day. 56 W. 23rd St.. H. T . C.

COOKS BAKERS

V M I F JaCsJ Aim., ,JT «e\*i jL\f JL J*I r 4i T Vmf* a B j l

WOMEN INTERESTED IN COOKING AND BAKING

ROME OR RESTAURANT EXPERIENCE

GOOD WAGES VACATIONS

AND UNIFORMS

PERMANENT — 44 HOURS

QUICK ADVANCEMENT

FT NE TR AIN INC IN GOOD TRADB

SCHRAFFT'S APPLY ALL DAY

56 W. 23d St., N. Y.

COUNTER GIRLS DAY WORK-NO SUNDAYS

Uniforms and Meals APPLT MANAGER

Retail Store POPTWTsJQ JDWKJUJCJJNO Jo- iO 8 r B I N W A T m i , A . S i O R I A

HIGH PAY Steady All Year

TNION SHOP Modern Daylight P lan t

Music Whi l e You VVork machine operators. Modern*0 Elmhurst Good Hours No Night W o r k Finest W o r k i n g Conditions filant. Vacation. Insurance, SSe per hour w r / ^ T T V T > T I n n /~\Ci

plus monthly bonu. FWS*, M C G U I R K B R O S . | C O M E U P A N D „ •*.:" £ORONA Avr ^ 44th ro. & Vernon b'd.. L . I .C. ] Y-»T^ /-t/-\xTYTT"KT/^i-r«T\

GIRLS—HIGH PAY

GIRLS WOMEN

LIGHT FACTORY WORK

PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS NO EXPERIENCE

NECESSARY STEADY. 5-DAY WEEK GOOD PAY—OVERTIME

43-01 22ND ST. LONG ISLAND CITY

Apply 3rd Floor GIRLS

LIGHT FACTORY WORK PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS

$35 TO START » DAYS. 40 HOURS

RAPID ADVANCEMENT

JEWEL GLASS MFG. lt-01 Stelnway st.. Astoria. L. 1.

HANDSEWERS

EXPERIENCED OR

LEARNERS

FOR

EASY SEWING

opportunity for smblHoui girts : for

Good looking for Heady Job In old established Industry doing lltht factory work. Good working condition. Apply E. O. MARI, INC., manufacturer of musical strlnts. W 91 23rd see., Astoria, 4th floor. Ask for Mr. E. Marl.

GITTl^".YTynN?rTymiTN Light, clean factory work.

, S days, 40 houn. Time and one half for overtlmeM

TRANSOGRAM CO. S7-1S Northern blvd.. L, I. C.

(4TH FLOOR i

GlfcLS—WOMKN Bsperience unnecessary—Sieadv JOINI

«lc HOUR A OVERTIME Vscatlons WMrt pay. employee* benent*

L. I. COAT & APRON 43 Eagle St., Brooklyn. 3rd floor

GIRLS—WOMEN' Must be IB or over, to operate s*»stt table drill presses. TRANSOGRAM CO. ST-18 NORTHERN BLVD L. I. CITY

4TH FLOOR I T I R L S

ELECTRIC ASSEMBLY WORK Excellent working conditions. Permsnent. One block from Queens Plaza Station.

EAGLE ELECTRIC CO. 23-10 BRIDGE PLAZA SOUTH. L. I. C

GIRLS - Good Pay Learn year round trade, steady light clean work. Rapid ad­vancement, vacation with pay

ST West 10th St. 3rd floor. N. * , C.

G I R L S - V V O M T N Light Factory Work

No Experience — Good Salary Bonus — Permsnent

CUSTOM MADE PAPER BAG CO. 33rd St. and Sklllman Ave.. L. I. City

GIRLS-^GIriLS High School Grads .

H i t A KKM atart, steady position- promi­nent oil company needs clerks and typists.

ipi I Vergreen 8-4100

GIRLS—WOMEN «5c Hour to Start. Light Factory Work

COUNTER GIRLS, inespenenced

FEDERAL PRECISION Cooper Ave. and Dry Harbor RosdL Glendsle, Atlas Terminal Bids. No. 1

Good jrttRL IN CLEANING A M U t O STORK

'h'arge A-l opportunity.

f^j^.r\\r T3f\iic*r\i\Tr\\Ar£±\+ * o o d •»1*r'' Metropolitan Cleaners Co O O O K - r l O U S e W O l K e i ,343 ^ " P » j n t « B ^ n r y . H W i y ^ i i ^ l S f ^ ^ S w ^ i » ^ | W i ! BE KXPIRIENCED. FULL TIME

For couple, small apartment. Bayside. BOOKJKJUM-.R with sale* ability, eipe• l i u r7

t n r , " ptM vacation. Steady work. H i TO 130 WEEK 5 days. S P. M. until after dinner; J ^ c ^ T . ^ r T I V ^ L A T * P P r ^ ^ , , « ^ W r l , ' " ' « ' " ^ WHITE TOWER RESTAU- BOX R-SS STAR-JOURNAL pleasant working conditions. Please stste ^^^m^^iP^lnrr^^^iK^kmrm-- RANT. 107-15 Continental ave.. Forest fffRT. R'ECfPTtONLsf"" lo t n l n Tor

last reference and salary. BOOKKEEPER. EKPErpENCED, FIVE- HIUs (Miss Belli. dental assistant, rood salary. Aoply

IND SUB. ELY AVE STATION IRT—COURT HOUSE SQUARE STA.

GIRLS-WOMEN 18-22

BEGINNERS WILL RE PAID WHILE LEARNING

CANDY PACKING CHOCOLATE DIPPING

MP CARNESaf1,3nd FLOOR

HUYLER'S 3 0 . 3 0 N o r t h r r n B lvd . . L L C

Queeris__Pl_aia__Sts t t o n — All S u hw» vs _

GIRLS-WOMEN A G E S 18 T O 40

W o r k As Packers MO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

Good Pay—Steady

Durkee Famous Foods »4th St. A Corona Ave.. Elmhurst

BE CONVINCED r. 1C. OO., IJNO.

27-48 Jackson Ave. ANY SUBWAY TO OUEENS PLAZA

HOIISEWIVE; WOMEN

JOBS AT IX3FT $23.06

T a A M. T O * P M.

$11.25 • 4S A. M. TO I T. WL.

$9.00 • r. M. T O l f l f . VL

5-DAY WEEK WO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

Take Any Sub. to Queens Plaza 8th Ave, subway to Grand Ave. Mats— Then Take No. 103 Vernon B>d

"GIRLS! Loft Candy Co. YOUNG WOMEN! u^nTT^i

LONG ISLAND CITY

OFFICE sV LIGHT FACTORY WORK

5-DAY—40 HOURS QUICK ADVANCEMENT!

G. SCHIRMER, INC. 48-02 48th Ave, Woodside

RIDGEWOOD BUS PASSES DOOR IRT-BMT Bliss St Station

GIRLS REFINED STORE WORK

Near home, eaperience unnecessary

$30 WEEK After ahort training at tSB

PROSPFRITY CLEANERS

S *Ja>AM

ers -IENCED

DAYS WEEKLY GOOD PAY

LAUNDBY. FLssMtlns; S

Folders

Laundry Help FOR MANGLE AND PRESSERS

CLOVER WET WASH LAUNDRY 14-47 H t h Aee., Astoris _ . - — >

IJ^IWDRY WORKERS Kxperienced or lnespertenced

Permanent. 44 hours.

Schraft's, 56 W. 23d?( N. Y.

experience. Box B 94, Long Inland Stsr-JournSi

COOK-HOUSEWORKER — Plain cooling. I ILlinois R-3.10O

lyOOatJNO FOR A BARGAIN* RBB THE Ct-Ajwrnrn PAGES or THE L. I B T T A J S - J O U B J I A I .

Autoo Fee Hire i Two WITH wm< TWO nufcn PBW

.; prise, HI RE—Two I'^-tnn trucks. 1940 Inter-34-08 STth ivenue L. I. City. | nationals. Call AStorla S-5T28

. . monaldea t-a*M t T F n m i K arl!B m - t o n truck for aire; t ( i m u t T THE L. t STARVTOTTRJTAT by week, day or contract.

• «• . FOB MANY UNUSUAL 1 _ .CALL _ RAvenswood 8-4SS1.

F L - T i > n ' l _ two aduittC no"lsundr*y" full" •r"part MaaB. C H " A \ I B F R M A I D S

v E w t o . ' ; ' ^ ; b • , " e " , ' " " I - T E A D v l i 2 3 3 . ' WKKK ONE MEAL *«-•»•••- . - * * Free IRenrinre—Good Working Conditions

1375.

OPPORTUNITHS. t so U A. M. and 4 to • P, M.

good salary. Tclcpt - . NEwtow n t - . -

crwg trmypnrwwH R tW lip nen? stsrt. 5«,% dsys, sleep out now, Connecti­cut June-Auguit BOulevard 8-S448 rTlTri^?nrN%CAT~ lfOtJifWORst~ATO COOKING, NICE PLACE. SLEEP OUT. f OR • DAYS. W0 TO 440 WEEK.

HAvemeyer I 88BI.

HOTEL ASTOR Employment Off.. 318 W. 44th St., WYC.

A sfERCHANDISE ~FOB BALB AD. IN THE CLASSIFIED SECTION WILL BRTNG QUICK RESULTS.

COUNTER GIRL. i©od"l>oUHi? Apply Alexander's Luncheonette Francis Lewis boultvardt Flushing COUNTER G l R L - M u i l "Be experienced", for steady work SUN CAFETERIA,

38 48 STEINWAY ST , ASTORIA esopfWKromi. i«~iiiBrT7~T"s i: Monday off ».'< 4JMM BKILLMAN AVE., SUKNTsti:

pay. 110-T P. M.. SUITE 21*, KEITHS 14-01 THEATRE RLDG . FLUSHING

IGIRIJI—Experienced or Inetwrlenced to assort pesrl buttons, PAUl, SWJURIS. INC., «I"M T4th street, Elmhurst.

HAvemeyer 4-34*0 O T R U I , light factory work,''''e»perleriel. ateady; food nay. S T A I N L E S S M E T A L S INC.. 18-43 4Jnd atreet. Astoria. CTRL W A H T H S to' "answer" "phone type, attractive position. Vday

Evergreen

L. I. Employment Agency

V I < r . n ^ r. t \ 0 »«-i« Brtds* Plata «o«th, L. I. Cite

MISS JULIA RA. R2II0 " « » , r r ^ , *.-=;XX

CLERK-' G I R L S - U n d < ? r 2 0 T V A l s r s > : :

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY!

N o Fxr«eri>ticr Necessary S u r f Mail Room

PROMOTION RAPID YIClNll V GRAND CFNTRAt

5-Dav Week Write

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