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Help Wenterf. female Hefp Wanted. Feme! Lost end found Help Wonted, female Jlnnouncemenfs 4-B MIAMI DAILY NEWS, Tuesday, March 20, 1945 Miami Vital Statistics Help VVonfecf. femoie EXPERIENCED R. bookkeeping machine operator; salary open; jwr-manent position.

Morris 1261 Was Ington. M. B. EXPERIENCED" saleswoman, good pay. High class ready to wear shop.

Rhea's Shop. 91 1 41st St. M. B. FACTORY GIRLSTjon't miss our sd.

Employer's Service. FACTORY GIRTs. StlW. Famous Fmplovment. 340 NE 2nd Ave.

FAMOUS EMPLOYMENT J40 NE 2nd Ave. TOURISTS I WHO are seeking employment, see us for Immediate placement. Feeders women wanted in our completely modern. air-conditioned plant to work as feeders: hourly rate; time and overtime. ask for mr.

morris. white swan laundry 301 nw 1st court or Bavin. and Virginia 18. of Madison, Wis. L1KBERMAN -SCARBOROUGH.

Emanuel. 22, of Empire hotel, Miami Beach, and Jacqueline 19. of Spartenburg, 8. and 476 HW Fourth st. HOLLtS CARROLL, Donald 25, of Halt Lake City, Utah, and Barbette 20.

of Chicago and El Comodoro hotel. Miami. O'CONNOK-GUFFY. Jeremiah 47, or 35 NK Ninth and Helen 38. of 535 NE Second ave.

LANDS' YT-SAWYKR, Walter 40, of Desota, and Violet 44. of Key Weat and 3643 NW 23rd court. ROCK ETT-DON AHUE, Richard, 28. of Newton. Mass and Mary 26.

of Rockingham, N. and Homestead Armv Air Field. JORGENSON-PIERCE, Paul 38. of Dps Moines, Iowa, and Juanita 29. of SW 37th ave.

A I NOTTI POl tliHKTTE, John VS. of 227 HW 13th and Theresa 1.., 21, of Nashua, N. and 1736 Jefferson Miami Beach. RAPP-SHATTUCK. Karl 32.

of Kast Cleveland. Ohio, and Olivia Lois, 32, of same and 384 NE 5Mb terrace. PETERSON-DANIELSON. Glenn Al-bin. 21, of Topeka, and Emily Anna, 19, of 2153 HW rut st.

MCCARTHY 8CHOKNMAN. Robert 21, of Cleveland, and Jeanetta 19, of same address. HA RRELL-WALKER, John 20, of Stringier. and Thelma 16. of 422 NW 16th ave.

WHITMORE-SKELTON. Robert 27, of Lincoln. and Janette 22, of North Augusta, 8. and Riviera Plaxa. Miami Beach.

GROHHBLATT-OLEASON, David, 25. of Newark. N. and Gloria, M9. of loot Seventh Miami Beach, OANDIOHl DOUGHERTY, Edgar 33, of 31(5 NK Zlal and Itnaa of 447 NK 27th at, MKTCALP-LOWREY, Mllo Merle, 20.

of Indianapolis, and Wanda Erl 21. of Hollywood. Fla. YORK-KOTHWELL, Harrv 35, of Hollywood. and iva 21.

of 411 NW 21st st. NAVURSKIS-MIKODA. Teofilis 29, of Chicago, and Mildred. 25. of Cicero, 111., and Peter Miller hotel.

Miami Beach. PATTERSON-NEWELL. Bruce 36. of 2210 SW Eighth and Eleanor 32, of 311 Majorca, Coral Gables MYERS-DANEMAN. Frank 24.

of Boston. and Dorothv Anne. 24, of Davton and 749 49th Miami Beach. FACKLKR-HHEPARD, Guv A 53. of 1818 KW Ninth and Mary Alice, 43, of same address.

VAN ALLEN-HENDERSON, Edwin Harold, 19, of Curwensville, and Betty Jo, 16. of 3377 Day Coconut Grove. Fla. BANES-LE TENDRE. Johnnie 25.

of Birmingham, and Irene 26. of 23 NE 46h at. MOHUN-ELLINGSEN, Barry, 30. of Waetington. n.

iri Evelvn 25. of 1040 NE 132nd North Miami. EBANKS-ROACH, Nolan Matthew, 23. of Oevman Island. B.

W. and F. Joy. 26, of 1545 NE Miami court. Gordon 24.

of Milwaukee. Wig and Jacque. line 8 26. of New York city and Cf.lf.-lHl hotel Mtmf PARKER-BTAHL, Jackaon Burnham. 21.

of Boston, and Jacqueline Adele. 22. of Needham. and Cortes hotel Miami. DOLE-MaCGlBHON.

Oscar R. 47. of 134 NW 7th and Dorothy. 48, of same address. ALEXANDER-RUDOLPH.

William, 2, of Ludlow. and Marie 24 ot Long Island, W. and 356 NE 7th terr. Marvin 39. of 575 Allison Island.

Miami Beach, and Elizabeth 35, of DEATHS IN MIAMI KENNETH T. SHELLEY, 6ft, Miami hotel man who died yesterday in a hospital her, will be buried tomorrow at Wood-lawn park cemetery. The sfrv-" will follow requiem mass lit Genu church at 9:30 a Shelley came to Miami from Jersey City in 1925. He was assistant manager of the Everglades hotel for 10 years and manager of the Embassy hotel for two' years. He then managed the Towers hotel for eight years and retired last May because of illness.

He was a member of the Greater Miami Hotel association and Hotel Grecters of Miami. He leaves no immediate survivors. Ahem funeral home has charge of "arrangements. HENRY SIlArinO. 64, of 11 Espanola Way, Miami Beach, died in a local hospital yesterday.

He came to Miami five years ago from New York city. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Lena Shapiro; two daughters. Mrs. Esther Starkman and Mrs.

Elizabeth Ilokat, and two son. Harry and Moree, all of Miami I Scar h. Itlver- Hide Memorial rhnpH will send the body to Nw York. nEXJAMINKEISNEIt, 62, of 9416 Byron Miami Beach, died in a local hospital yesterday. He came to Miami seven years ago from Brooklyn, N.

and was a luncheonette operator. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Anna Fleisner of Miami Beach, and three sons, Maurice, New York: Joseph, Miami Beach, and Irving, USA. Funeral services were held at 2 p. m.

today in the Riverside Memorial chapel, followed by burial in ML Nebo cemetery. JOHN CHESLEY HALE, 72, of 640 NW 88th st, died yesterday morning after a short illness. He came here six years ago from Ozark. and was employed bv the Atlantic Furniture Co. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Bess Funeral home.

MilS. AMELIA K. KMF-FEN. 91. died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Edith K. Thomas, 125 NE 56th yesterday. She came to Miami 13 years ago from Mineola. N. Y.

She was a member of the First Baptist church of Brewster, 1. mirt'lueil hv hr N. hhe is SUrVIVf ny nrr dauehter ana iwo crsiriucini dren. Funeral services win dc at 3 p. m.

tomorrow in the Van Orsdel mortuary, with burial in Gracetand Park. SAM LEvTNETf.7, died yesterday at 1553 Euclid Miami Beach. He came here four months ago from Swan Lake, N. Y. Riverside Memorial chapel is in charge of arrangements.

MUS. 1 1 A HIRSCII, 78, of 1301 NW 61st died yesterday. She came to Miami from Chicago four years ago. Surviving are a son, flyman, of Louisville, and five daughters, Mrs. Anna Rosenthal and Mrs.

Bessie Yutk in. both of Miami, and Mrs. Adeline Weinberg, Mrs. Mollle Brademan and Mrs. Pearl Mischkitz, all of Chicago, 14 grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren.

Funeral serv ices were at 3 p. m. yesterday in Gordon Funeral home followed by burial in Mt. Sinai cemetery. FRANK THOMAS LOXOL NOTTI, 48, died yesterday in a local hospital.

He was a winter visitor from New York city and had been in Miami one week. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Grace Longinotti of Miami, a daughter, Mrs. James Ruberton, New York, and two sons, Frank, navy, and John, army. Mr.

Longinotti had been visiting his brother, John Liggio at Kendall. Mc-Ghan Funeral home will send the body to New York city. DEATHS ELSEWHERE WASHINGTON COL. L.4Hkl.N(E M'RAGVE MILLER, "3. retired armv officer to whom Manuel Luis Quezon surrendered dur-ine the Philippine insurrection in 19'V.

BRIARCLIFF MANOR ft, Y. IJi', HOMIIK M. HKRhEY, 67, farmer American freneral secretary of the Tientsin. China, YMCA and father of John Hersey. author of the hest sellina "A Bell For Aflann CHTTANOOOA, Tenn.

fP R. HAV, 49. president of the enn-Hayes Tire here for several a native of Worth count v. (. I.OHII Al.tREII 74.

scholars poet and friend of Oscar Wilde: eldest surviv-ir son of the Eighth Marqiss of fcueensburv. CHICAGO- (INS HENRY L1.M MORRISON, 73. profea-r emeritus of education at the University of Chicago, nationally famous as the oriKinator of the Morrison unit pmn of teaching In American hlKh Ml hrMil. NKW YOPK MR. MR- i ri.4KM ttlHIII, 55.

retired; aT and widow or, Frederick Mill Wood. New Yora attorney, a native Kansas City, SIMMKKVIl.LE ROB. IkT I.I.!MIM HINKI, lather ol Roterv Seiph Henry. Washington rail executive anfi auinor. i new oRi.

fans t.Tt MG.MiNn niltHHMtR. S4. owner of Lane Cotton Mills and president of the miiis for 59year until his retirement Charleston Ai.Bi kt oMMiHi.KX, es. persident Co-n1 a MARRIAGE UCENSES BLANCHA RD-GEISE. Charles Davis, 2, of 60O5 NE Second and 20.

La Porte. Ind. WAYRYNEN-TIMONEN. Joe. 49.

of Ut4 NW Fifth and Surf Maria. 44. of New York city and same a les. Morris. 51, of 1520 Bay -road.

Miami Beach, and .3, ot 63.1 Euclid Mi- ANDERSON-STEINLE, Edwin 21, NURSES GRADUATES needed tot private nlltv. Can in person, Minmi fieairii Nursing Service. 660 Michigan M. B. OFFICE CLERK.

$135 start. Per-sonnel Service. 719 Seybold Bldg. OFFICE GIRL If you're a refined young lady with a knowledge of bookkeeping and typing, we have an opening In our office for someone who desires a permanent lob. You will work SVfc days per week, with hours from 9 to starting salary Is $25 per week.

Applv Mr Schalsbera, Alamac Hotel, 1300 Collins MB. OFFICE CLERK. $130. Flagler F.m-ployment, 127 NE 1st Suite 109. OPERATOR For Double needle Sing's needle 00 Children' Clothing Piece work Steady year around DAY OR NIGHT SHIFT Apply KENEK GAINES 740 NW 2nd St.

All former employe please call. OPERATORS, experienced on Singer tewing machine. Styleeraft Hand-bags. 2320 N. Miami Ave.

OPERATORS Experienced or inexperienced, on POWER SEWING MACHINES NIGHT SHIFT 5:30 p. m. to 12 p. m. 6-Day Week ESSENTIAL WAK WORK Apply BISCAYNE CANVAS CO.

131 NE 10th St OPERATORS, experienced children's dresses; pleasant surroundings. Sua and Surf Fashions. 3-8S04. OPERATORS for finishing Be comfortable, get top pay. good hours-La mont La undry, II nBt B.

OPERATORS, experienced on dresses, Stendywork. 6 S. Miami Ave, OPERATORS 1 ON Singer sewing machines. Good ray.siea.lv work. Hour or piece work.

1. Saunders 1311 N. Bay-shore Drive. 1 block east of Sears. PACKERS' $37.

Essential. Personnel Service. 719 Seybold' Bldg. PANTRY WOMAN $140 MONTH AND MEALS 6 DAYS CORONA DO HOTEL 8751 COLLINS M. B.

P. B. X. JOBS for you! Employer's Service. PBX.

$150; downtown. Personnel Service. 71B Seybold Bldg. PBX. $141.

Flagler Employmcit, 127 NE 1st At. Suite 109. PERMANENT. ESSgNTTATr" WORKERS NEEDED AT ONCB STENOGRAPHERS TYPISTS CLERK-TYPISTS CLEANING WOMEN (interior ol airplane, day and night work, awing shift. 8-hour day.

6-day CLEANING WOMEN (OFFICES) 30 TO 35 YEARS: work 48 hours. 3 p. m. to 11:30 o. m.

Sundays off. PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS. INC. 2n SE 1st St POWER MACHINE OPERATORS-UNDER shorts are Important especially to our amed forces overseas. Don't let our boys down.

This is an army contract with good guaranteed wages plus high pelcework rates. Do your part! 541 NW 8th St. PllU-k'U VI easy work, very good pay. Troplcai rtannnag 1st tT. POWER operators for men's sportswear In Miami's coolest, cleanest factory; good pay for experienced help.

1433 NE Miami PL PRES8 OPERATORS WE NEED experienced or Inexperienced press operators. You'll receive tote wages, pav Increases as vou advance: clean, airy plant: congenial co-workers, and clean rest rooms. This Is essential work. Come read to work. RIVERSIDE LAUNDRY 4ri4 W.

Flagler PRESS OPERATORS WOMEN WANTED IN OUR COMPLETELY MODERN. AIR-CONDITIONED PLANT TO WORK AS PRESS OPERATORS; HOURLY RATE: TIME AND OVERTIME ASK FOR MR. MORRIS SWAN LAUNDRY 301 NW 1ST COURT REaDY-TO-WEaR aLESLaD" -1 GOOD opportunity for saleswoman In our ready-to-wear deiuirt mpni. lira wing account against commission. Discount privileges.

Permanent resident preferred. Apply Personnel Of- uce. PEARS, ROEBUCK CO. RECEPTIONIST. $150; undeir 307 Personnel Service, 719 Seybold Bldg.

REFINED young lady. 18-30. for pleasant indoor work; full or part time. 707 NE 1st Ave. SALAD Girl Thorougniv experienced; good salary.

Southern Tavern. 221 NE 2nd St SALAD and counter irl. 6 day week. Good hours; good pav. Sid's Delica tessen, i.i.ii few atn St.

SALAD- GOOD salary, meal and uniform lurnisneo: brine health cards: be prepared to atart work immediately. See Mr. Brown, W. T. Grant 9 1 lagier 8l.

SALAD WOMAN Experienced, white: 6 days. $35. 1 to 10 P. M. Brownie's Bar and Grill.

201 NE 2nd Ave. SALAD WOMAN, experienced: at once. Hammond's Restaurant. 1626 Alton Kd. MB.

salf.sc: FULL time. Best starting pav. Opportunity for advancement to department manager. Pleasant working conditions. Salary plus bonus.

Apply Miss Warden. W. T. Grant 9 E. Flagler St.

SALESGIRLS EXPERIENCE not necessary. Apply 1676 SW 8th St. SALESGIRLS, steady work with good pay; full or part time. Florida 10. 1155 Flagler St.

SAXEslXl5resrf50. "Flagler Em" ploymentj127 NE 1st Suite 109. SALESLADIES. experlencerln children's wear. Apply Morris Brothers, 70 Flagler or 1261 Washington, M.

B. SALESLa DIES wanted, pleasant working conditions. Apply S. H. Kress 54 Flagler.

CLOSED SATURDAY NIGHT SALESLADY for yard goods store. Good opportunity. George's Textile Store. 204 Miami Ave. SALESLADY EXPERIENCED.

You'll enloy selling the smart, attractlce ready-to-wear ana accessories in our beautiful store. Regular hours. Permanent, Apply Morris 70 E. Flagler St. SALESLADIES! Opportunity in our an.

employer gervi ce. SALESLADY THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED FOR DRESSES. APPLY HARTLEY'S. 144 FLAGLER. SALESLADY READY-t o-w mr: alr-conditloned store.

Gordon's duPont Bldg. SALESLADIES; exclusive shops. $43 up. Personnel Service, 719 Seybold Bldg. SALESLA DYlt you naviiS natural courtesy and a way with people; it f'ou can ease them over moments ol ndeclslon and help them make selections, we want your permanent services.

We'll even give you what training you may need. We have every regard for your comfort, your advancement and your security. You work with other fine people; you earn a good salary plus commissions; you get 20 discount on all regular priced goods throughout the store, and a yearly paid vacation. The store is air conditioned. The position is really grand.

Mrs. Lawson at the employment office will engage you. RED CROSS DRUG DEPAKTMe.Nl STORE SaXES WOWaTJ: peTieTiced, or ready-to-wear, accustomed to Oan-dllng fine clientele. Permanelt, desirable position. Kaka Fifth Ave.

701 Lincoln M. B. SALESWOMEN FOR men's furnishings. We have per manent loos lor women who are i-siinuie ana cxpenencea in in is department. We have everv regard for your comfort and eecuritv and vou'll have pleasant working conditions: store discounts: and the security of working in a well-established, large organization.

Call at Personnel Office. 7th floor. RICHARDS "Your Friendly Department Store" AMsT Res sTT4 5. 340 NE 2nd Ave. SECRETARY.

Service. 719 Seybold Bldg. Personnel SEWEP PERMANENT position ideal erorK- ing conditions. Saks Fifth 701 Lincoln B. SCHOOL GIRLS AND BOYS OVER 16 YOU can earn good Dart-time Income worming as few aa two or three hours at a time, after school or on Satur day, doing light, clean, nleasant es sential work.

Maybe you've never tnougnt or working in a laundry, but here a good Job. a superintendent who is a regular fellow, and you will be working In an air-cooled, fine, modern establishment, and earning excellent pay. THE work is easily learned end the place is comfortable, cool neat and clean WE want reliable girls and boys to work for ua. as much aa your time will permit You'll be contented and nappy, doing agreeable, wen paid work. See Mr.

smith or Mr. Nyeaard MIAMI LAUNDRY CO. 28 NE 3rd St. Opposite Post Office fiErRETAUYI Read uur a-I'today" Enii'lover'a service. iturtntNE'ci i a (1 1, M.HH AN KKKUirNf W'oMAN llKTWEFN 30 AND 4U TO IIAMtl.sJ INTERESTING WORK KNOWLEDGE OF TYPING AND SHORT HAND NECESSARY.

PERMANENT JOB APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 6TH FLOOR. 9:30 A. M. DAILY.

BUfCDI-VE'3 SHAKERS WOMEN WANTED IN OUR COM PLETELY MODERN. AIR-CONDI TIONED PLANT TO WORK AS SHAKERS; HOURLY RATE: TIME AND OVERTIME. ASK FOR MR. MORRIS. i CHAMBERMAIDS, tor pay.

Flagler F.mp., 127 NE 1st Suite low. CHEF and Dining Room Hostess for Hotel Dining Room, out of town hotel, 25 rooms. Prefer man and wife capable of handling above positions. Apply Mr. Emmett Nash-burn, Miami Colonial Hotel, after 9 a.

m. Monday. CHORUS GIRLS MUST be excellent dancers for I Jit In Quarter road show. Rehearsals start Immediately. Contact Bob Fuller, stage manager, Ljilin Quarter, Palm Island.

CLERK LAUNDRY OFFICE PLEASANT WORK 5i DAY WEEK NICE SALARY APPLY MISS GAMBLE RIVERSIDE LAUNDRY 464 W. Flagler St. CLERK TYPIST, 125. Flagler 127 NE 1st Suite 109. COLORED girls.

Light factorv work 40 hours. No experience necessary. 513 Miami Ave COLORED girl to hrtrniTFfocirworaj food salary. Morris TO JC 'lagler COLORED KITCHEN HELP! GOOD salary Apnlv Southern Tavern. 221 NE 2nd Jit.

COLORED "maid for beauty shop. Good salary and car fare. 1734 6W Rth St. COLORED girl, reliable, for general housework and some booking. Home nights, all day Thursday and Sunday afternoon oil.

$25 a week and carfare; Must have health card. 1 7 1 3 COLORED girl to clean arid aaslst In stock room. Rhea's Shop, 911 41st St. M. B.

COLORED" maid upstairs work and laundry. $25. carfare. 6-3778. COLORED-M AIDS" APPLY 8 TO 4 MIS O.

GOODRODK 1350 NW 2ND ST. COrJoTtRTt." eXcriencedhoueeworkerj ft.dny week; 2 adults: $25. Call COLORED" wonirn' to wanll pans and help with cleaning; 6-ilay week, day work; vacation with pay. Apply Mr. Natfs Bakery, 61 36th BL COLORED maid.

good pay." No laundry. Nice home. Permanent. 1750 SW 14th Ave.JtaH 2-3567 COOK, houseworker wanted for fam-ily of wages $155 per month: no laundry: references required. Would like someone willing to go north for summer: or might consider couple for yacht, acting as stewardess and mat.

Phone 4-5417. COOK3T "second or fry: steady job; best wages; 6 davs Apply Pappv's Restaurant. 2001 Collins M. B. REFERENCES.

LIVE JNOR OUT. CALL 6-3091. COOK, COMPETENT. WHITE FAMILY of 2 adults, live in: private room with bath. 2569 Lake M.

B. Phone 5-5471. COOK, take care of apartment; good ion. none ri-N6, COOKS. $35.

Pri vate home. Per sonnel Service. 719 Seybold Bldg. CORSET ALTERATION girl: full or part time. Saks Fifth 701 Lin- coln M.

B. COSMETIC SALESLADY OPPORTUNITY for a girl who Is permanent resident. Good worklne conditions. Apply Personnel Office, tSC.AKH, KUKBOT a CO. VERY good pay.

pleasant working conditions, reasonable hours, liberal store discount. Apply W. A. Pace! tl. Red Cross Drug Dept.

Btore. COUNTERGl RLS. "full g.iod pay. board, room and laundrv. Flamingo Hotel cafeteria, 1500 Bay Road.

'COUNTER GIRLS $70: Flagler 127 NE 1st Ave. COUNTER GIRL $26. GOOD TIPS, meals: day off. Apply Trade Winds Restaurant. Pier 5.

CityYacht Basin. COUNTER girl; week davs only; good salary. 6970 jCollinsAve. CRITICALLY NEEDED 50 WOMEN SEMI MECHANICAL TRAINING; AGES 20 TO 45 YEARS. 48-HOUR WEEK.

SHIFT WORK PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS. INC. 211 SE 1st SL DANCERS to train as teachers. Full and part time 1456 Washington M. B.

Ph. 58-2265. DEFENSE GIRLS, $40. Flagler 127 NE 1st Suite 109. DTsHw A STf RscoXORTTd HOOD aalarv.

Meals and uniforms furnished. Bring health cards. He nreoared to start work tmmritatlv See Mr. Brown. T.

Grant 9 K. Flagler St. DISHWASHERS; coioreL Blscayne ciiipiuymeni, rtj. vv fiagier. DOUBLE-NEEDLE-OPERATOR AND OPERATORS ALL-YEAR round work; good working conditions; top wages.

LOVELYN SPORTSWEAR 103 NE 2ND AVE, DRAPERY SaLESLADV EXCELLENT wnr-in. nrflttnna Permanent resident preferred. Apply Personnel Office. SEARS, ROEBTTCK CO. DRIVERS ESSENTIAL work, permanent.

Ref, erenccs required. Amly Venetian Sedan Service. 1133 NE 2nd between 9-10 a. to. Ask for Mr.

Her or -ar. Mignsmitn. Those in essential industry aPv: ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS 60c PER hour to start. If you can earn more man tsoe per nour on piece, work, vou are naid on that basis. Ex.

perlenced. $8 to 10 a day. National HAHfllna A KT ELEVATOR GIRLS Don't miss "our ad. Employer's Service, ELEVATOR GIRLS. $37.

Flagler Em" Jploy ment 1 27 JN El st Suite 109. ELEVATOR GIRL GOING EXCELLENT position for young lady. Experience not necessary, running ele vator in office building. Salary $25 aim no sunaays. permanent.

Anply MORRIS BROS. ETOVAT0R-GlRLsT3stipstK sonnei acrv.ee, 71 seybold Bldg. ELEVATOR GIRL aTTR Af'TT vir POSITION FOR AN ATTRACTIVE I UUi LAUI UKR FT. IN. TALL, BETWEEN THE AGE OF 17 AND 25; PERMANENT.

PLEASANT WUKM.Mi UUNUHIOflS. APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 6TH FLOOR. AFTER 9:30 DAILY. BURDINE'B EMPLOYERS' SERVICE 615-21 SEYBOLD BLDG. Offering MIAMI'S largest listings Hundreds Of Fine Openings BOOKKEEPER $200 STENO-BOOKKEEPER $2m SECRETARY $190 3 STWNOS $175 2 STENOS $150 TYPIST $175 TYPIST $mo P.

B. X. OPERATOR $175 N. C. R.

POSTING $190 BANK CLERK, will teach $130 GEN. OFFICE CLERK $125 POLICY WRITER $175 RECEPTIONIST DRUG-CASHIER $40 FOOD CHECKER $45 HOSTESS Meals HEWING MACHINE OPERATOR KO WILL TRAIN FOR ABOVE $411 LIGHT FACTORY $3S COSMETIC SALES $40 APPAREL SALE'S $50 ERRAND GIRL $30 MESSENGER ELEVATOR GIRL $35 PACKERS $37 50 WAITRESSES Our contacts offer you Immediate placement At clean, fast places All type place Available EARNINGS TO WK. 20 COUNTER GIRLS With or without experience In respectable places Earning $60 week, CONSULT OUR OFFICE WITHOUT COST And have access to Mmml'a Largest List of Positions. EXPERIENCED waitresses, top saU ary. good tips.

Hours from 8 a. m. to 2 p. m. and the other 4 p.

m. to 8 p. m. Hotel Duke. S233 Harding Ave.

EXPERIENCED Saleswomen in ladies ready to wear. Applv Mr. Greene. Capitol Dress Co. 246 N.

Miami Ave. After 10 a. FLORIDA EMPLOYMENT 414 NE 1ST AVE. HAS HUNDREDS OF LISTINGS FOR IMMEDIATE PLACEMENT SECRETRA1ES STENOGRAPHERS 1 1 fis TYPISTS BOOKKEEPERS $130-S20O GENERAL OFFICE $125 Most Positions Listed Exclusively With TIst BURROUGHS OPERATOR COMPTOMETER 35 FIGURE CLERK 30 FILE Cf.FRK $125 PBX OPERATOR 25 Years' Experience In Personnel Placement SALES APPAREL $43 SALES GIFTS $35 SAI.FM CtWMETIOS SALES JEWELRY HALES BAGH St Our Service Is Faster Better Cheaper CASHTERS 10 STOCK -IRLS $30 $40 ELEVATOR GIRLS NO -XPFRfENCE MESSENGER Eee Us First snd Get the Bestf iNSPFClons FLOOR liiKl.M LIGHT FACTORY PACK EKH LIGHT MACHINE NO Eauerienr Required On Many positions TRUCK DRIVERS GAS STATION 130 838 $30 ni III 37 $30-140 $30 S33 $40 $60 AS-EMHf SODA GIRLS EARN COUNTER GIRLS EARN Waitresses Here Are Your Jnbsl DINNER ONLY EARN FOOD-LIQUOR EARN NIGHT CLUB EARN WITH ROOM EARN CURB GIRLS EARN Hundreds More Listings A 75 $100 77? 73 75 PHYSICIANS' Assts. and Technicians' pvhnol.

Mav 1. Register now. BIGHT SEE1NQ 2 P. M. SHOW BOAT MOONLIGHT DANCE CRUISE Sun 9-12 P.

M. FARE $1 PLUS TAX-PH. 5-3li02 Chamber of Commerce Dock. M. B.

TWO MEN desires passage to Ohio Expert drivers. Willing to pav all caa. oil and meal expenses. Anywhere In Ohio, Box New. TWO men want passage with someone driving to or near Philadelphia, he! ween At.rll 5 atio 2" Will help drive Smith, 1553 NE Miami Place.

Miami. WILL share mv home with a congenial lady around 3a. Serviceman' wife. attractive hi'mi- 7-2137. Where to Oine CASA BLANC A JUNGLE PARADISE 3690 NW 36th St.

Ph. 8-9147 start your evening right with Jungle Fried Chicken and sparkling wine. Dance under the palms. IIIe the Trail Reap' Your Reward PRINCES GOOD FOOD AT A GOOD PR1CKI THE BOAT RESTAURANT Sea Food a Specialty The. boat that never (toes to sea.

Open all night. 39 NE 1st Ave. Ph. S-2517 PRINCES RESTAURAN1 3150 SW Sih St Ph 4-9194 TA I BOW-TX VERN" 2724 NW 3th St. Ph.

2-9984 Dance, Dine. Food la Fine. Ree our EntertalnlnK show. Service here never alow. Present this ad, your second drink on honye.

Florists. Etc. EXOTIC GARDENS. INC. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.

Flaeler and bridge, phones 2-0519. 2-0510. Miami Beach on Lincoln ad Phn. foster Suggestions A NTIQUFH Folt A ATV.n Lease Expires Wacritice Prices 99 NK 3th Ht. 7S-M37 Open Evening: and Sunday "CtLORKUL BAGS FOR KASTKft S2.95.

plua tax; fabric and leather, CARLE E. fem'daahcry. Ph. 9-13S1 125 Seybold Arc, Miami. Crumb wave specIaL" $7.50 value, 5 for Easter HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP 217S NW 54th St.

7-9363 DYED EASTER EGGS FRESH hardboiied eKK8. Carefully selected, the verv best srade. Beau-tiuliy, dved and decorated. Order now. Gr'able's Bakery.

7-6155. EASTER BASKETS FILLED with delicious surprises. Daintv colorfully decorated novelties the children love. DrllKht their heart with an Easter Basket they can be proud to show. A limited number so order youra early.

Gralile's Bakery. 7-6155- 3-S'61 5-54W Faster UUNNYcortKlES COMPLETELY decorated for Easter, Delicious honev-coaled pink-eved bunnies. Exclusive with Grable'a Bak- ery. 7-6155. EASTERTBtTMNIES $1.39 Up Laree Selection of Easter Carda Jack' News Everything 5-S697.

539 41st U. B. EASTER OLlES CORSAGES for your sweethearts. LILLIAN DURRAlJTS "Order early" 423 41 M. B.

5-7527 FILL YOUR EASTER BASKET Luscious Mouth-Watering Fruits and Unusuallv Attractive Gifts from MICHELSON'S WE SHIP IT 521 Lincoln Rd. M. B. FRESH EGGS For Your Easter Basket ORDER YOURS NOW Alabama Poultry Market. 9-2313 Fruit Gift of the God Ship It From THE FRUIT BOWL.

INC. 657 Lincoln M. B. Ph. 58-1221 GARDENIAS IN BLOOM POTTED in peat moss.

Lots of buds. Will bloom from now till Easter, $3 per pot. 836 SW 1st St. or 248 South Drive, Miami Springs. LITTLE FOLKS Clothes for Easier musk: boxes and toys young folks togs 127 Flagler St.

MXRE' her" Easter" Girt With a Permanent Wave From Carene, 1637 Jefferson M. B. MATERNITY DRESSES for EASTER Flattering; and concealing. studio Dress Shop, 2R20 Blsc. Blvd.

3-5466 MIXED OA Kf)KN "FLOWK-RS POTTED EASTKR LILIES "Evrrhardts." Ph. 2-0177. 2141 NW 12th Ave. PERMANENT WAVE FOR EASTER SPECIAL $5.95 UP Rouge Box Beauty Salon 1724 SW 8th St. 2-8720.

SPECIAL10WaVE F6R $8.50 Lovely Natural Soft Wave Polnclana. Beauty Shop 61 Hlalean Dr.7"Hialcah. 8-2373. TOYS "FOR EASTER Stuffed bunnies the children love. Complete line of nursery furniture.

STEWARTS JUVENILE FURNITURE 1654 Meridian M. B. 5-6928 YOURE ASTER PORTRAIT Beautifully Finished and Framed Made In Your Own Home PARK MADISON STUDIO 615 Lincoln Rd S-5260 INSTRUCTIONS ALL BALLROOM DANCES You can learn to dance today $1 A LESSON CHARLES DANCE STUDIO 1456 Wash. M. B.

58-2265 "AutoTJrivlria; School 6 Lessons Guarantee Quality Driving. Ph. 5-5082. AVIATION TECHNICAL TRAINING Veterans Civilians Available to Veterans At Government Expense Under G. I.

Bill of Rlphts CALL REGISTRAR. PHONE 48-1771 EM.BRY-R1DDLE 17 CORAL WAY CHARRON WILLIAM!" Commercial College. Commercial subjects. 601 Postal Bldg. COLMAN SCHOOL OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES CONVERSATIONAL Spanish.

French, Italian, German, Portuguese, Russian, English for Americans and foreigners. Call or phone for catalogue and special rates. 10 NE 3rd Calumet BUIg; EASY" METHOD AUTO DRIVING lessons duaj control car. Ph. 4-362S.

KAAl (Spanish, Hawatian GUITAR MASTER studio. 1522 SW 8th St. 9-2357 BEAUTY CULTURE Day and Evening Classes MISS MARCELLE ULA HARTLEY 19 W. Flagler Ph. 3-4851 LWARN TO DRIVE THE NEW.

MODERN WAY UNDER the supervision of the well-known Instructor, Bill Knowlton. Special rate to servicemen and wives. Quality driving. FLORIDA AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL 1013 5th M. B.

Ph. 5-50H2. LE A RNTOD i ANCEORftftCTLTT Rumba, Samba, Ballroom Dances MODERN, QUICK METHOD Evelyn Wright For app.t, 5-5835. MIAMI SCHOOL OF MODELING LEARN to model. Earn $50 week up.

Placement Service Information. 21571 PHYSICIANS TECHNICIAN SCHOOL Full information. Ph. 2-Q297. REAL ESTATE EXAMS made easy.

Salesman $5: brokers. $10. Post-paid If Is enclosed. Ph. 9-3660.

G. D. Brossiei213lJ5W 4thSt. SHORTHAND. CARPENTER'S STtK DIP.

Complete course 3 mons. 2-3885 SPANISH Quick, simplified; native teacher; conversationl; no books. 3-1212. VOrcE" BUILDING Swanne Fuzzard Ph 2-2302 TENNIS INSTRUCTIONS Rov Miller Results pna rn nt 4 LOST AND FOUND BTLLF0 -tJTa hflosF' Seaboa rd Ry. station, March 5 between 9-11 money.

Identification cards and othT valuable papers; liberal reward to finder if returned to owner. Percy Peek, Red Cap No. 18, Seaboard St uon2-4 986. BILLFOLD Man's. Keep money and return papers.

Phone 5-1671. BILLFOLD Tan, with A. G. O. pass, driver's license, ration book: finder keep monev, but return papers or call 48-3377.

Rocco Angellllo, 2710 SW 31st St. BOSTON" bull terrier. Male. Black and white. Lost vicinitv Biltmore.

Name. "Peanuts." Reward. Call 48-376 BRACELET Child'iT gold: lost Gables business section; heirloom; reward. 48-3248. BRACELET Flexible, platinum ruby.

lost Thursday afternoon vicinity North Shore Hotel. M. and Miami Colonial Hotel, Biscayne Miami. Reward. Bragg, North Shore Hotel CAMEO Light pink-coral, mounted in gold with platinum leaves.

Lost Clover Club or nearby Biscavne Blvd. Reward. Edwards. 6812 Biscavne Blvd 7-2166 CTaMERA 16 m. Keystone; also Weston light meter.

In or near Black-stone hotel: $5o reward. Hawkins, Room 515, Hlackstone Hotel. CANARY View vl.inilv reward, Blanco. 3-0050. COCKER SPANIEL Red.

lost SW section, answering to name "Winkie." Reward. Call 9-1914. COCKER SPANIEL, black, short tail; vaccination number 85234; reward. 3-5091. COSMETIC case, brown leather, left In car by three girls picked up at North Bav Causeway by a couple going to Second Ave.

7-3262 or else retursj to Good Hotel, Beach. ilAMcjNl 'Bunnell MADE" CLIPS, LOST MAIICtl 17 KK'I'WKKN Ml'l'll MT AND THE INDIAN CHEK.K CLUlt; (lilOU Hi HIM I' A Nil A I. HE-WARD OFFERED IF ItETUHNH.II To THE omCK OK T11K CLIU4 OU TELEPHONE B-141N, EARCLIP Gold, daisy-shape, small diamond in center, surrounded by 30 diamonds. Lost vicinity between Clro's and Roney Plaza; possibly In cab; liberal reward for return. 5-6011, ext.

9. EARRING Turquoise, stone, flower, lost M. B. sentimental value; reward. 78-lJ7.

LO Manila, lost downtown Miami, contains Sherwood music; Important and of value only to ovner; reward. 4-0856 days, 3-7194 eve. SEVERAL llris wanted for sauAag factory He Mr Cannon. MADE3 PACKING CO, 28 NW 2 1st Terrace. 3 OS T.

SHIRT FINISHERS EXPERIENCED or Inexperienced, we have a very good paving position open for vou if you're looking for steady, congenial employment. Top with pav Increases as vou advance. Best working conditions: cafeteriaotl the premises Clean rest rooms. la essential work. Come readv to work.

RIVERSIDE LAUNDRY 464 W. Flaeler SHIRT PRESS OPERATORS EXPERIENCED or inexperienced. we have a very good paving pneruoa open for vou if vou re looking for steady, congenial employment. We need a press operator on shirts The work I light and pleasant. pay while learn nr.

and top wages to skilled operators, with pav increases as vou advance. Yon will be working under the best conditions: there's a cafeteria on the premises, vou get 2 rest periods daily In clean rest rooms; It Is essential work. Coma prepared to start RIVERSIDE LAUNDRY 464 W. Flatlcr St. SHOE SALESLADY EXCELLENT opport unity for saleslady In our shoe department: liberal store discounts: permanent resident preferred.

Applv Personnel Office. SODA GIRLS. $35. Flagler Employ. menll 27 NE 1st Suite 1Q9 SODA GIRLS! Jobs foe yoa In our ad today.

Employer's Sefvtee. SODA GIRLS DAY ana evening hours, 6-day week. 8-hour dav. excellent wages, very nleasant surroundings; air-conditioned. modern d-rg store.

See Mia Lts- cardu WALGRCENS Flagler SODA GIRLS -DAY WEEK. 8-hour day. $25 etart. tips. Clenimer's Pharmacy, flat and Collins.

M. B. urv cleaning. Tor waaes, I'ivmt workina eondif See Mr. Sieeall 17 17th Ave.

SORTERS) Pleasant work in essential Industry Make gtd money while learning deluxe Laundry dry cleaners -miami's most progressive 341 NW 86UI 6L SPEECH Weavers Wanted. No experience needed. Full pay wb.e learning. The Voice is NOT Sinatra! NOT FRANK SINATRA but TOO are The Voice! Not Frank, not Blng. nut YOU are the eroet tm- Kirtant Voice In the world to that neiy boy in camp wbo wants to talk to the folks back home: to that returning wounded soldier who want to say Hello to Mom, after two years in tne norrors of hell.

Neither Frank nor Bing could send him. But YOU can I Yours is The Voice that carries him home or wherever he longs to be through the magic of a telephone AS A TELEPHONE" Weaver ot SpeecJ you bav more than a Job yoa have a mission. You are aa Indispensable to tne war effort as a hinge to a door as essential to tne great tbroubing drama as the man who manes tn runs or the maa wno shoots tuei In return for your service you are rewarded with operator's saiary while learning: vacations wi.h pay; with surroundings that are pleasant, attractive and restful; with associates wbo are grand people; with a welfare and social program that la outstanding; with a literal pension P'an: and. most Important of all. WITH THR ASSURANCE THAT YOUR JOB WILL LAST AFTER THE WAR 13 OVER.

THE Telephone Company policy has always been to promote from within; you can advance to position and pay far beyond your starting ooint while other less far-sighted people will be taunting for a Job any lob. COME IN and Have a friendly talk with us bout It. See Mrs. Out-land, at the Telephone Building, 3d NE 2nd any time from 9 to 5. Mondey through Saturday.

If yon are between 1 and 00 you will want to learn all about the possibilities thts interesting occupation holds for you now and in the future. STENOGRAPHER PERMANENT position for experienced stenographer. Prefer lady between 20 and. 30 who la permanent resident of Miami. Appiv Personnel Dent EASTERN AIR LINES NW 3th St.

Airport STENOGRAPHER Experienced CONSOLIDATED VULTEE AIRCRAFT CORP. 4700 NW 36th Miami. Fla. STENOS. SerT: ice.

719 Seybold Bldg. STENOGRAPHER dictaphone oper ator. Permanent position: Ideal work ing conditions. $120 month. Allan-Parker 744 Biscayne Blvd.

STENOGRAPHERS: $40. Famoui Employment. 34iNE 2nd Ave. "STOCK CfTFRKS MUST be year-round resident; so nights or Sundays: 48-hour week; liberal store discount; vacation wlia pay. Apply Personnel Office.

RED CROSS DRUG DEPT. STOPS ten" GiROf" LIGHT FACTORY WORK. SANITARY WORKING CONDITIONS. PLEA8ANT SURROUNDINGS. TIMS AND 4 OVERTIME.

APPLY 1Q30 SW 8TH ST. THS president of the Telephone com-pany started as a cierk at lea pay than you can get while training to be an operator. The opportunity to move up is Just aa good today as ever! Look at the Telephone Com- panv ad eisewnere this eommn- TBIINTFH ll'IVTrri An FOR Dower machine oneration. First two weeks 50c an hour. aa hour inereafter.

National Bedding Co-. 7610 NE 4th Ct. Phone 7-2453. PTiglef-EmpToymenC 127 NE 1st Suite 109. TY.PIST and-file-clerk, experienced? Some dictation required.

42-hr. week wun nau-oay Saturday. Apply personnel Office. SEARS. ROEBUCK ar CO TYPIST.

$140 start. Personnel Sere- Ice. 719 Seybold Bldg. STENO, $175. Flagler Employment.

1J7 NE 1st suite 1Q9. STNOEEGAL. $iTSV Flagler ErnT ployment. 127 NE 1st Suite loa. TYPISTS! Don't miss our ad.

Employer's Service. iTsMERETTeis SHORT afternoon or evening hours. Apply between 2 and 8 P. M. Cameo, Theatre.

1445 Washington M. 3. USHERETTES NEAT, attractive: vreek dan; Sundays, or part time work. Apply Surf Theater. 74th and Coiilna.

after 8 p. m. L'hHEREtTES NEAT young ladies over 16. Must be able to work matinees. Opportunity for advancement.

Applv after 12 noon. Mayf air Theatre. WAITRESS, Tod wages ao3 tips; good hours: vear around work. Snack Shop. 7112 Biscavne Blvd.

WAITRESS Experienced: 6-day week; good salary, lips; nice surroundings. Holleman's, 237 141b, St. M. B. WAITRESS.

LiKhe.it wages. See PuC Alamac Hotel. I.ioo Collins B. WAITRESSES EXPERIENCED. week.

A -heir day. $2o. good tips. Ciemmera Pharmacy 71st and Collins, M. WAITRESSES DAT or evening hour.

6-day week. 8-hour day. excellent wages, eery pleasant surroundings: air-conditioned modern drug store. See Mis IiiesMi. WALGREENS 200 Flagicr.

WAITRESSES EXPERIENCED dining room and tray service. Applv between 16 and 11 a. m. 101 nr. an, 2nd Ave, WAITRESSES THKKB te notbina more important than food and notKXy is more important tnaa to person wna maaea the eervipg ef it possible.

IF yoa want to feel that you nave been at genuine service in this emcrcency. become a waitress at Red Croaa Drug Dept. Store. It you're experienced, that's tine: if not. wCU train you.

You'll get good pay, rest periods, regular hours, and have very pleasant working conditions Tne store air-conditioned and youB receive aa ample discount on all regular store Durchasea, Come In and Join out eongenlai group. Apply Fountain Manager. REU CROSS DRCO UEPA rtm en tstorje WAITRESSES, experienced: or day. Boat Restaurant. 39 NE 1st Ave.

WAITRESSES. Biscayne Employment." 62 Flagler. WAITRESSES EXPERIENCED i2. OUT OF TOWN HOTEL, DINING ROOM. APPLY MR.

EMMETT MASHBURN. PHONE 3-211. ROOM 1111. MIAMI COLONIAL HOTEL. WAITRESSES, tips "to $10O.

Per sonnel Service. 719 Sevbold WAITRESS, experienced Miami resi. dent only. Good salary and tips. 11 a.

p. m. Paramount Pastry Shop, 42 NE 1st SL See Mr. Honig. 9-10 a.

m. WAITRESS AT ONCE 5-11 o. m. Very good salary. Brother and Si-ter Sundry 2Jo W.

Hacler. WAITRESSES ROOM and board, excellent pav, tips. Apply Roney Plaza Hotel. WAITRESSES FOR LUNCHEONETTE EXPERIENCE not necessary. Foil time Jobs inly.

Best starting saiaer. Meals and uniforms furnished- Ni Sunday work- Apply Mr. Brown. W. T.

Giant 9 Flagler St. WAITRESS' Don't miss our ad! Employer's jServtre. Waitress Good hur. tips, work Ing conditions Withers Drug Store. SM4 NE 1st Ave.

a I a v. KS. m. 1'H, 1 i)3 VV! f'TiPSSFa'" rlHEKN Urua pto.e, Mr. fterg.

full and Whii1on Ave MB waitresses, thoruuaiy expend enced; air-conditioned restaurant lunch, dinner; good Up. Topp s. Hi NE 2nd Ave WAITRESS. $78. Flagler Emaior.

mgm. ii ist cune X'n. WAITRESSES, experienced. 10 mea: per weeK, iuo per montn. Apply Lt.

Knislev. Town House Hotel. 20tb and Collins. B. WAlTRSSEsrincluding roorhan! meals.

live Hotel. 939 t)rtrkeil Miami, a blocks from NE 2nd Ave. and Flagler sit. GAM RATION book. George Hro-moua.

2710 HW 31st lor Pa.k ard; badly needed; reward. 4S-3377. OAS ration book, name France A. Rosenbaum, Pine Tree Drive, M. and 6721 Bartlett Pltta-bureh.

for Da Soto. Also included in case are Florida ownera and operators license, tire inspection record and used book cover. Reward. 5-3040. GERMAN7' "PO LI (s E-THTtlP si T.os 1 NW aet'lliin.

Answers to 'Prince. Child's pet. Reward, Call 7H-2U04. HANDBAG Navv blue leather. Lost In dress shop, Washlncton M.

B. Saturday. Finder please return or mail papers to owner. Lee Schick, cire Culkin. 621 Alton M.

B. Keep money, otherwise owner will be stranded penniless. IF ANY one finds puppy about 6 weeks old. brown and while, please return to Bobby Rutland, 220 NE 2nd Ave. or jhone 3-3573.

LIBERAL reward, ladies' platinum and diamond Hamilton wrist watch-movement No. T-94454: case No, 3141. Lost March 16 between SE 1st Ave. and 1st St. and Jackson Memorial hospital.

FRANK L. DAVIS, ADJUSTER 1047 Seybold BldR. NECKLACE Antique. lost downtown, diamond shaped. 3 pearls, 2 small rubies: reward.

Call 7-W36. PIN Bird type. Sentimental-value. Reward. Miss JRlley, Wof ford Hotel.

POCKET ROOK Lady's Lost SW 1st St. Important papers Reward. 3 2721. PURSE Lades'" alilBatof, lost main Iost office March 12; will person who found same please call 3-4323 or mail picture of my dead father to Mrs. F.

R. Smith. 1510 SW 15th St. No questions asked; liberal reward. PURSE Lost No.

26 bus. Contained glasses badly needed by school child, sons NW 10th Ave. PURSE M. B.j contains $20 bill and key; reward.1 5-4167, RATION Hook's in tVatbvr case Henry Baldwin, 3-225. ItATluN, Itooka Three," Itadlv need, ed.

Finder contact Patsey Rosania, Savov Hi tel, NW 2nd St. 2-SS27. REGISTRATION CARD, drivers license. coupons, automobile Insurance in brown checkbook folder. Reward.

48-4365. ROSE AMETHYST: mounting. Lost downtown sentimental value. Reward. 2-2555.

SUIT COAT Man's brown. Left March 16 at Moose Hall. Glasses in pocket needed badly. Reward. 8-1543.

WALLET Black lizard, Initialed A. Liberal reward. Return to Tony's Bar, Mayflower Hotel, 1700 Alton M. B. WALLET Black, red trim.

Contains t42 and identification papers. Finder return to Box 73. C. Gables. Reward.

5-1475 WAL1.KT vTrTnity 5th St. and Washington M. Important papers, about t7 Finder keep monev. mail wallet to M. R.

Brokenshire. McArthur Hotel, 711 5lh M. B. WaXLET Lost Sr Drivers II- censer monev order. Reward.

6-3S95. WALLET Brown, initialed D.C.J. contained- driver's license, and other Important papers. If found calif P-10S5 or mail to Dorothy Johnson, nn at in jrrrsre. inner may keep money.

No questions asked. WALLET tanTXapel watch in" pocket. Has Identification papers, money. Keep money, but please return papers and watch. Mvers 3-7120.

ATCII Small, white" gold Tavan-nea. leather strap; lost vicinity downtown shopping district. Reward. Call 7M-1030. WILL lady who Bought an watch from a Utile boy in vlclmtv of itiacayne Klvd and 3th St please return? Reward.

Call 3-0334. VVRls'i' watch" "case diamond and rubj lost M. B. area; reward. Pontiae Hotel.

Mrs. McCoy, 6-1661. WRIST WATCH Lady's, small square Elatinum surrounded bv diamonds, ost vicinity Collins 23rd St. Liberal reward. HernI Hotel, Berliner.

2-7461. Bond Green" Gold, black face, Rlack studded band. Lost Fronton. March 2nd. Sentimental value.

Please call 5-2100, 10 A. P. M. or 5-2029 till noon. WRISTWAtCH" biamohdIosl vP cinity 22nd St.

between 12th and 37th Aves. gift from boy friend, brought from overseas: liberal reward. 4-9224. J200 CASH A KETt OF THE FIVE LADIES' RINGS LOST IN CLAMBOX RESTROOM. NO QUESTIONS ASKED.

PHONE 5 17 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted, Female A FEW HOURS daily care of baby will give you a private room with board, on Beach. Ph. 5-33M. Apt. 5.

ADVANCEMENT rrom the ranks is an old ell Telephone policy. You can vet full operator's pnv while training. Turn to the Telephone Company's ad elsewhere this column and 'tart YOUK upward march NOW, A LL-A ROUN beau lcia pi I a ra eT Coral Way Beauty Salon. 1755 Coral ALTERATION AND good sewer, must have experience, salary. Apply in person.

SRAEEL AND JAB ALT 900 Lincoln M. B. ALTERATION woman and check dry cleaning good pav, good working conditions. Better Way Dry Cleaners, 1237 20th M. B.

AIRCRAFT SHEET METAL ASSEMBLERS EXPERIENCED, for second shift. 4:30 p. m. to 1 a. to.

CONSOLIDATED VULTEE AIRCRAFT CORP, 4700 NW 36th St. Miami, Fla ALTERATION, hand, "experienced; gooa pay. excellent worKing conditions. Rhea's Shm. 911 41st St.

M. B. ALTERATION RANDS, experienced on oii.n graae orese.s. excellent sat, arv. 639 Lincoln M.

B. ALTERATION women, good salary. miss Anna MUgrims, 738 Lincoln M. B. ALTERATION WOMAN MUST be experienced and first das.

3i9Jncoin Kd. ALTERATION Women Experienced. Good salary, excellent working condi tions, evxciusive eeacn wear snop. 649 Lincoln Road. M.

AMERICAN HOTEL PLACEMENT SERVICE 417 SEYBOLD BLDG. 9-1418 EVELYN NIXON. MANAGER Miami's only agency exclusively for Motels, duns, Kestaurants. Immediate openings lor experienced notei woman. APPRENTICE MECHANICS PREFER young women who are mechanically inclined, to' work In fabric shop and cabin conversion and as general mecnanlc's helpers.

Applv Personel Office EASTERN AIR LINES NW 36th St, Airport "ATTENTION READY-TO-WEaTT" SALESWOMEN YOU enn earn a good income If vou can sell ready-to-wear; liberal sal ary and commission; full or part time. Apply Helmtv's Furniture Dept. Store. 22 NW 1st St. A It era uon Workers' fdeal Working Conditions.

Permanent Year-Round Job. Air-Conditioned Store. Saks Fifth Ave. 70 1 Lincoln Rd M. B.

A LTER ATToN GOOD SEWER. SAlf THEJTAILOR. 217 SE1ST AVE. BANK CLERKS, $150: future. Per-sonnel Service.

719 Seybold Bldg, BAKERS HIGH-CLASS retail American merchandise. Jersey coast, for summer. Call 5-1125. Room 216. before 10 a m.

BAR GIRLS EXPERIENCE not necessary. Good salary Applv Charlie and Kay's Bar, KKHt N. Miami 115s NE 1st 1176 Flagler. BAR MAID. Flagler Employment 127 NE 1st Ave Suite ion, BAR MAID Beer" and" wine.

Good lob; excellent tips, ft p. m. to 1 a. m. Corner 11th and Alton M.

B. Ph. 5-9971. "BEAUTY OPERATOR. $35 GUARANTEE and commission.

Che Marie, 105 NE 2nd Ave. BEAUTY operator. Junior or senior. Commission and salary. 3-0033.

BEAUTY OPERATOR EXCELLENT opportunity. Allure Beauty Salon. 22U8 SW 27th Ave. BEGINNER TYPIST. $128.

Flagler Bmt.f 127 KB 1st Suite109. BELL Telephone operators have PERMANENT folia! Read the Telephone comoany's ad elsewhere in this column. "BOOKKEEPER. $217; full' charge. Personnel Service.

719 Seybold Bldg. BOOKKEEPER, $150: beginner. Personnel Service. 719 Seybold Bldg. BOOKKEEPER, $175.

Flagler 127 NE 1 st Ave. ui eK9, BOOK SALESLADY OPPORTUNITY for someone Interested in selling books. Must be permanent resident. Good working conditions. Apply Personnel Office, SEARS, ROEBUCK CO, BUS GIRLS COLORED GOOD salary, meals and uniforms furnished: bring health cards; be prepared to start work immediately, See Mr Brown, T.

Grant 9 Flagler St. BUS G1RLS! Don't miss our Employer's Service. ad CABIN MAINTENANCE OPENINGS FOR A NUMBER OF WOMEN 20 TO 40 TO CLEAN AND PR-PARE INTERIOR OF AIRPLANES PRIOR TO FLIGHT DAY WORK- ONLY PERMANENT POSITION WITH AUTOMATIC INCREASE! Applv PelaiiliMHt Office EASTERN A I It LINES NW3ih Wt, Airport rAkltlErtS, $l5rtV best sonnei Service 719 Seybold Bldg. CASHIER Excellent working" conditions, good pay. Withers Drug Store, 244 NE 1st Ave.

CASHIERS, 127 NE 1st Ave. Flagler CHECKER for men's clothes. Good pay, good working conditions. Better Way Dry Cleaners. 1237 20th.

M. CHECK silt AND MARKER" FOR PRODUCE DEPARTMENT- GOOD HOURS: GOOD PAY. SEE MR. MCDONALD AT WRINKLE'S. nil ALTON.

M. B. FEW GIRLS OFFICE position with good future possibilities; experience necessary. APPLY TRAFFIC MANAGER 3rd Floor. Blscayne Bldg.

FTCe" sonnei wervlce. 719 Seybold Bldg. F1NISHEKS Light, clean, comfortable plant; top wages. Lamont Lauo- ary, nil mo a. FITTER, experienced on high grade ureases, excellent salary, ttj Lincoln M.

B. FLAT WORK OPERATORS WOMEN WANTED IN OUR COM- fl.KTKLI HODKRN. AIR-CONDI TIONED PLANT TO WORK AS PLAT W'OKK OPERATORS. HOUR LY RATE TIME AND 1 OVER' TLME. ASK FOR MR.

MORRIS. WHITE SWAN LAUNDRY 301 NW 1ST COURT FOLDERS WOMEN WANTED IN OUR COMPLETELY MODERN AIR-CONDI TIONED PLANT TO WORK A3 KUI.UEKS. HOURLY RATES. TIME AND OVERTIME. ASK FOR MR.

MORRIS. WHITE SWA LAUNDRY am Nw 1st court FOUNTAIN AND CoUNTEltGIRL" Good salary, very good tips. Apply after 1 P. M. HOWARD JOHNSON 16.11 Flagler St.

FOTJST A NT5lRL8--4 :30 p. m. p. m. 6 days.

Good pay. 1001 W. lagier. FOUNTAIN GIRL. 3 to 11:30 P.m.

Very good tips: meals. Dollv Madl-aon Ice Cream 144 Alhambra Circle. Ask for Mr. Fanaras. phone 4-9329.

FOUNTAIN GIRLS. $150. Flagler Employment, 127 NE 1st Suite 109. FOUNTAIN Girls! See our Ad! Employers Service. FOU NT A lNG I RC SHORT hours.

No Sunday. $28 week. Apply 244 Biscayne Blvd. FOUNTAIN GIRLS. $35: Famous Employment.

340 NE 2nd Ave. FOUNTAIN girls, no experience necessary, 48-hour week. No Saturday night work. Air-conditioned building Good starting salary S. H.

Kress 1201 Washington m. a. GEN. Office Work. Flag ler emp.

jfc, 1st ave GENERAL OFFICE-WORKER PERMANENT position for permanent resident, general office duties: must know shorthand and typewriting: give references and qualifications in letter; good salary to start. Address reply J. Q. Toth. Box 1311.

Miami. Fla. GIRL, experienced, for light general housework: high wages: part or full time. 1054 Pennsylvania M. B.

6-1312. GIRL8 For easv light table work. Good pay. Tropical Handbag 25 NW 1st St. GIRLS wanted to learn photo finishing.

Apply 2930 NW 7th Ave. GIRLS, highest pay; no experience. Flagler Emplyoment, 127 NE 1st Suite 109. GIRLS! Read our ad for your job. Employer's Servlre.

GIREto selTbaken goods: good sai-ary, Including meals. New York Dellcatessen! 44NK 1st Bt. OlRt.fc. $40; no expedience. Personnel service.

719 Seybold Bldg. GIRLS WE RAVE an opening for several girls to make novelty lewelry. Experience unnecessary. Pleasant working conditions. Applv immediately.

821 NE 1st Ave. GIRLS 18-35. no experience necessary. Apply In person. W.

T. Grant. lamer. GlftXs for making Easter baskets. Apply W.

T. Grant, 9 E. Flagler Bt. GIRLS White Onlv TO MAKE novelties and lewelry. Full or part time.

EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY WE TEACH YOU See Mrs. Hart. 1 P. P. M.

Monday-Friday 1201 SW 32nd Ave. GIRLS WOMEN 18 TO 50 YEARS OLD YOU CAN HELP YOURSELF BY HELPING US! WE CAN as capable, dependable workers in every department of our clean, modern, lanndry plant! If you are Inexperienced ws will train you and pay you while you're learning! You will earn a good salary plus a nice bonus and your opportunities for advancement are excellent! Working conditions ar the best and the Job Is permanent 1 GOOD HOURS ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY COME IN TODAY CHOOSE THE WORK YOU LIKE AND GO TO WORKI See Mr. Adams BLUE RIBBON LAUNDRY 1403 NW 7th Court GOOD home and salary for reliable person to care for 2 children. Ph. 7-4292.

GRAVEYARD SHIFT MIDNITE to 8 a. m. Producing urgently needed war material. No rotation of shift. Light.

Interesting and easy to learn. Air-conditioned modern plant. Hourly rate and shop bonus while training. Apply 1 block west of NW 27Lh Ave. at 17th between 8:30 m.

and 4:30 p. m. weekdays. HANDBAG SALESWOMEN GIRLS or women interested in stvle trends will enjoy selling in this department. There always seems to be something new and novel to show shoppers and to arouse vour own admiration.

We prefer experienced saleswomen and If vou have bursting and boundless enthusiasm the commission will put plenty vour oocketbook every payday. Plan now to call at our rersonnci otrice on me 7tn floor, RICHARDS "Your Friendly Department Store1 HANDWRITING or NumerologTst Analyst. Take over concession at Kitty Davis Theater Restaurant. 1610 Alton m. K.

Applv in person only arter a p. m. HEAD HOSTESSTTl lasler Em Ployment. 127 NE 1st Suite 109. HOMEWORKeRS on sewing "VvTll train In our factory.

Styleeraft Hand outs, ij.ii iv. Miami Ave. HOSTESS. $152.50. meals.

Flagler 1 1 1 1 1 1 r. iai Ave. HOUSEKEEPER FOR VVOIitftSJrt COUPLE. OWN ROOM. GOOD SAL- AKV.

IVO I.AUNUKI, CALL HOL- lthihiii anz. HOUSEWIFE, with 4 hrs. free time per day. Pleasant, profitable work, can rrom z-a. fNSPECTORS.

$3530." Flagler Emp. lf iir ist ave. 1 $39.90. Service. 719 Seybold Bldg.

Personnel JEWELRY SALESWOMAN SOME bright, sparkling woman will find a satisfying Income and a splen did future outlook In our bright sparkling lewrlrv department- We prefer an experienced saleswoman and we offer vou a oerrnanent. well-paving position, with a liberal dis count tnrnugncut in store on pur chases. If vou're eager to start en, loving the satisfaction of being sur. rounded with lovely thing that an peal to the lovely eld of everv woman, hurrv over to our Personnel department on trie 7tn floor. RICHARDS "Your Friendly Department Store' LABORATORY TECHNICIAN OR ASSISTANT.

Dairv experienced r-referred but not necessary. Aonlv between 9 to 5. Southern Dairies, 62 NE 27th St. LATTNDRTS3, or nay worker. 2 days weekly.

LAUNDRY PRESSER3 DCO 1. i winning i-uiiuiuviia, i wages, see Mr. stout. Deluxe Ltun- ory at ury cleaning. 4i nw aetn St.

LEDGER CLERKS Read our ad. Employer's Service. LEGAL STENO. $175: Flagler Em ployment. 127 NE 1st Suite 109.

LIGHT FACTORY, $41 up; vitaT. Personnel Service. 719 Seybold MACHINE bookkeeper. $175. Personnel Service, 719 Seybold Bldg.

MAID for family with 2 small children. References required. 1619 Cortes Coral Gables. Phone 4-6778. MAID, general housework, cook.

2 adults In family. Call 6-3129 Markers Pleasant work In essential industry Make good money while learning. DELUXE LAUNDRY A DRY CLEANERS "MIAMI'S MOST PROGRESSIVE $41 NW 36TH ST. MARKERS AND CHECKERS EXPERIENCE not necessary. Cool plant.

Good working conditions. Apply at once. CORAL GABLES LAUNDRY 222 Minorca Ave. MARKING room girls, experience not necessary. Applv W.

T. Grant 9 E. Flagler. MEDICAL laboratory and X-ray technician; experienced; permanent, 1'h. 3-402'J or 3 2551, ESS PNu P.

Its I jfTee our ad. EiiH plovers' Service. MULTIGKAI'll operalof.eaperienced mil. Ave Letter Mervlce, 130 NK LlGlllOUSE- WORK. CALL 4-0938.

NURSE or doctor's assistant, between 25 and 30 for general office work. Surgical Supply 201 SE 1st Ave. NURSES THE veteran's hospital needs nurses for duty in this country. If you have a nurse's certificate, you can qualify. Age no barrier.

18 to 65. Excellent wages. Civil Service rating. Apply B. P.

O. No. 1601. 720 Weat Avenue. M.

B. Phone 5-624 between 10 -nd 5 p. m. 2-42 A princess sunback dress and bolero that's a leader in the fashion parade. Make a short version for tennis and tie the straps at the shoulders for a change.

Pattern. No. 8785 is designed for sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40 and 42. Size 14, dress, requires 3V4 yards of 39-inch fabric; bolero VA yards. For this pattern, send 20 cents, in COINS, your name, address, size desired, and the PATTERN NUMBER to Sue Burnett The Miami Daily News, 1150 Sixth Avenue, New York 19, N.

Y. Legal Notices MH II TO t'OM'RAdlIRS All interested will take notice that the Contractor's Examining Board of the City of Miami. Florida, will conduct Its Regular Semi-Annual meeting In Room 306. Dade County Court House at a. March 24th.

1945, for the purpose of examining: anv person or persons desiring to engage In the contracting business, except Electrical and Plumbing. Un- der the provisions of this ordinance there will be no other Regular Meet Ing prior to September 15th, 1945 Application blanka may be obtained from the Building Inspector' office, which should be filed at least two days prior to the date of examina- ORDER of said board thl 16th day of March, W. H. PEACE. Secreary.

3-20. LEGAL NOTICE OFFICE OF DADE COUNTY PURCHASING AGENT. ROOM 1300 COURT HOUSE, MIAMI. FLA. Sealed bids in duplicate will be received in this office until 9:30 A.

Tuesday, March 27. 1945. on the fol- 2 MIAMI OOLITE PIT LI HOCK PEA ROCK GRAY BAY SAND All F. O. B.

the pit for the 2nd quarter. 1945. Detail and specification on file in this office. WILLIAM D. JOYCE.

Dade County Purchasing Agent. 320 Lodge Notices BISCAYNE Bay Lodge, 124, F. and A. M. meets tonight at 7:30 p.

m. Temple, 120 NW 15th Ave. Work in K. A. degree.

ANNOUNCEMENTS ACQUAINTANCE CLUB JUNIOR and senior activities. Join now. Fun and friendships. 58-2265. ARTERITIS successfully treated.

Thermogenic wave. Dr. Mintz, 127 ink j.st Ave. ASTHMA. HAYFEVER TREATMENT permanent relief "Astnmanoi" 10 to 12 a.

m. 45 NW 5th 8t. w- N. POWERS. Call 3-8605.

ASTHMA, bronchitis, sinus, "catarrh. Dr. HaaK. 181 NE 80th Ter. 7-1177.

BEAUTY Shop. Charlotte Brownie Srhwaitz, now In business at 1003 NW 61st St. 7-4405 BOOKKEEPING SERVICE F. J. KREISA 8130 Biscavne Klvd Ph.

7-3219 651 NW 5H St Ph 7-5168 ACOMPLETESERVICE CAS someone In Surfslde teach me conversational French? Call 6-1514. CUKlllAL OoNTAll Hull Mia Cull on newcomer to Miami, extend official welcome, presents frlfta ot welcome and supplies helpful information. If vou are a newcomer, or It a newcomer move to your neighborhood, please call Cordial Contact Hostess. Mrs. Estelle Davy.

5-1131. CORRESPONDENT 4 LANGUAGES Write personal letters. Ph. S-7164 DANCE CLUB LODS of fun. Learn latest steps.

Ntchtly dances DANCE, EVERY FRtiiAY nTgHT" At the William McAllister Post Veterans of ForeiRn Wars at 1608 SW 27th Ave. DECKER'S auto painting. Bes. for less. 2353 NW 28th St.

S-7944. DlSCH A RGED soldier "TeavinK for New York, soon as possible, like to drive someone through. M. P. Lowe.

YMCA. DRESSM AKTN'G alt experience: reasonable. '2-4605. ELDERLY lady recelvinifpension de-sires nice home. Box 407-A.

FREDDIE: Meet me at the Chanticleer. 626 Miami for dinner tonig ht. I'm awfully hungry. Helen. HOSPITAL BEDS, wneel chairs, first aid suppliea.

Surgical Supply. 201 8E let Ave jChalrs rented. 8-66R ICAAL GUITAR STUDIO MOVED From Olvmpia BldK.N to 1522 SWKTH ST: LEAVING-Monday for CalifTd nlai want man to share ride; references exi'haiiKrd. 7S.33.',l alter 7 m. Man desire transporlation to New York near taster time.

Will drive; good me'hanic. 1618 NE Miami Ct. MASSAGE SUN BATHING COOK'S CASINO H. KEMP MASSEUR Graduate Battle Creek 5th St. Ocea Pri ve.

M. B. 5-6317 MASSAGE Sweli8h. $2: aiconol rub. $1.

1260 NW 33rd St. 3-2226. Massage Reducing To Shapeliness PHONE 5-4065 Marlgltas Lincoln Center Patio HEALTH-MASSAGE 8TUDIO Saggy flesh-face wrinkles, constipation corrected, Dlerker colonics. Gardner roller-exercise spot reducer. Sweat cabinet bath.

630 G. Patio, Lincoln M. B. MASSAGES at Better Health Center. Gladys.

2-9211, 615 Congress Bldg. MILLRTRUCK FQUIFMENTiCOT MOVING Equipment and parts for trucks, trail- ers. 552 NW 5th St. PLEASE let me know if you have for sale stamps for my collection; pav fair prices A. Rlos.

4-2170. RIVeRVTONT Park Sanatorium. Care for arthritis, heart, paralyzed and nervous cases. Reasonable. Registered nurses.3;7301 SA VE-heating, cooking and Inltiatrial gas in home, restaurant or factory with a new gas saver.

For Information write Box 66, Coconut Grove Station, Miami. SERVICEMAN'S "wlfedesVrea ride Chicago area about March 22; willing to help drive and share expenses; please contact Casa Marina Hotel. Key West. Mrs. William Borr or Box 404-A.

Daily News. same aiiresa im: in man-cox. Joseph 46, I 4.170 Collins ave. Miami Bei ami Kathleen Crewe. 36.

of Do of each Down- ington. re nd 33rd at. and Col lins ave. Miami Beach, GUTMAN-FADER, Herbert I. 40, tf 2044 Alton rd.

Miami Beach, and Ruth, 31. of 942 Lenox Miami Heach MAZZA-Pf James 21. of Plttshurah. and Mrv Anna. is.

ol same and 13,17 HW I5rh st, MUSOLINO-LONGSTOM. Carmine 22. of Elizabeth. N. and Constance 19.

of Kearney. N. and 400 NW 35th st. WILDER-HAWKINS. Estill.

29. of Conklintr, and Mae Bell Ford. 31. of 337 NW 25th at. R0SS-BAEH.

Lawrence 39. of 272- NW and Ruth 35, of 136 SW 11th ave. OWEN-EDMONSTON. John 39, of Kicnmond. and Frances 3n.

of Washington. D. C. and New Surf Hotel. Miami Beach.

CRUSIE-MILLS. Clyde E. 25. of Waponkoneta. Ohio, and Josephine, 25, of Roanoke, and Ft.

Meade. Fin EITTER-KKRR. John 2. of 1449 KW 4th and A. Elisabeth, 25, of 152! SW 7th st.

RYAN-MIXSON, William 24. of N. T. 8.. Hollywood Beach hotel.

Hollywood. and Bettv 20. of Beaumont, and" Patricia hotel. Miami. BAKER-TAYLOR, Alva 24.

of Blue ye. and Wilma 27. of 938 NW WHh st. SMITH-MA YNOR, Frank 33. of and Gladys, 33, of 161 NW 29th at, BAGEL-HERRIN, Joseph 38.

of of 37 NW 1st st. Peters. 33 of Oxford. Ohio, and Doris. 26, of name aaaress ana 1828 Bay Mtf iCh KEITH-LEE, James.

23. of Charleston, S. C. and Dorothy Jane, 18, of J5115 NW 6th ct. DIVORCES ASKED McOURGAN, Ann Walsh from William.

LOWELL. Charlotte from Fred W. FREY. Lorraine L. from ma MERRITT, Melvln Frank from Lor raine vuigiey.

DE FEIS, Louise from Joseph. O'SHEA, Raymond from Susan. AVERY. Daniel Wilson from Edna Pauline. SCUBA RT.

Frederick Christian from Elsa Margarethe Christina. PALMER, Ell Y. from Martha C. EISMAN. Eleanor 8.

from Isidore. EL8TON, Paul John from Bernice H.tehe. PAYICH, John from Mary. HARRIS, Alice Louise from Charles Albert. PALMER, Ell Y.

from Martha C. EIs.MA.N. Eleanor S. from Isidore. SIEDLECKI, Anthony from Mary S.

DIVORCES GRANTED BARBER. Madene from Clyde C. BLOCK, Mabel Sonn from Harry C. BROWN. Luevornnla from Leroy COLLIER, Roberta F.

from Emmet O. DeBORD. Louise Lenore from Louis. GOUGH. Helen Ballinger from Thomas A.

HARPER. Carol from William E. HUMPHRIES. Martha Lou from Lester C. KANTOR.

Dottle from Henry. McDANIEL, Mildred G. from Charle Winston. MacDONALD, Mildred from John H. McKINLEY.

Loia Virginia from George Clinton. RILEY, French from Edna Foster. ROSS. Kenneth J. from Rebecca Blanche.

WILLIAMSON. Doris from Charle. wuuu. mm Dei a. irora winford W.

Forde Urges U. S. Pacific Interest SAN FRANCISCO. March 20. Australians have no fear of "Yankee imperialism" but on the Contrarv WflcorriA WIe contrary, welcome greater American participation in Pacific affairs, says Deputy Prime Minister Francis M.

Forde, Australian delegate to the forthcoming San Fran cisco conference. Forde and Dr. H. V. Evatt, minister for external affairs, are stopping briefly on the Pacific coast on their way to London for a pre-conference meeting with other British commonwealth leaders.

Forde "I have met many thousands of American servicemen in Australia who, after having had an opportunity of seeing our countryside and knowing our people and habits, have told me they would return after the war to settle on the land and establish new industries." Tito's Son Visits Home MOSCOW, March 20. -The son of Marshal Tito, who lost his right hand and won the title of Hero of the Soviet Union whUa fighting the Ited army, wan reported vlnit-tnu bin father in ItHgrnUo WHIT IS SWAN I.AliJNIJItX 301 NW 1ST COURT.