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8112 arth tv 1 Total Today 'N 111 1 48 dav 03 I 10 6600. THE EL PASO TIMES-EI Paso's HOME Newsn- nor Main 6600. Thursday, August 3, 1944 Dow- Jones Averages BY UNITED PRESS Aug 2. 1944 STOCKS. Net Open High Low Close Change 30 Industrials 146.67 147.07 146.50 146.77 Up 0.38 20 Rails 41 58 4181 41.43 41.62 Up 0.11 15 Utilities 24.16 24.31 24.12 24.25 0.11 65 Stocks 52.60 52 80 52.51 52.66 Up 0.15 10 BONDS.

40 Bonds 101.83 Up 0.03 10 First Rails 109.37 Up 0.03 10 Second Rails 80.61 Up 0.14 10 Culities 110.14 Up 0.01 Industrials 107.20 011 0.07 10 Daily Cotton Table rated Pre MA FOR I MOVEMENT. Stocks Recents 281 287 8.16 05.707 Season INTERIOR en Stocks 211 901 81.347 Rock On The New York Curb Market Rv ASSOCIATED PRESS 102. A New York Stock Quotations BY ASSOCIATED PRESS Add Mch 1418 14 PR Ale ka Juneau leatany Corp Lud StI Dre Ch Mig Airlines 4 Am AiL Fady Am For Pow Locom Pity Am Metal Am th Rad St 18 Ports Meek Good. A.tr Corp Reduction StI Fairs Tob Viscose Woolen Cop Anchor GI A Co A AlL Ret Asiat Corp Bald I. Ct B.

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Safeguard property, health, writings and the emotions, and all may be prosperous and blissful. If It Is Your Birthday Those whose birthday it is may anticipate a year of unusual and art, creative forms in probably modernistic or unique lines, may depart from all humdrum and conventional expression. There may be need of prudence and discretion in all such developments, lest bewildering, confused or irregular circumstances arise, inciting eccentric queer performances. The intuitions or psychic qualities highly stimulated under which illusion and unreality may bin be dangerously dominant. Guard writings, possessions, emotions against danger fraud, and may be safe, romantic and beautiful.

18 Navy Officers, Men Killed Washington (AP), Eighteen other officers and men were lost in the airplane crash in which Rear Admiral Charles P. Cecil, 50, was killed at an unnamed Pacific base Monday, the Navy announced Wednesday night. The plane crashed soon after it took off from the base carrying 10 naval officers, three Army officers and a six -man Pan American Airways crew which operated the big transport under contract with the Navy. All of those aboard are listed as dead or missing. Cecil's death was announced by the Navy Tuesday.

Among the four known to be dead are Cecil, the 11th flag or general officer of the naval service to die in combat areas, and Capt. Horatio G. Sickel, 47, who won the Legion of Merit Fedala and Casablanca at the time of the North African invasion. The missing, the Navy said, include Lt. Walter S.

Gifford, 26- year -old son of Walter S. Gifford. president of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Gifford entered the Navy as an ensign on Dec. 9, 1941.

WIFE INHERITS. Earl H. Mitchell, 500 East Hague Street, vice-president of the White House, who died July 14, bequeathed his estate, valued at more than $10,000, to his wife, Mrs. Harriett Mitchell, according to his will, filed for probate Wednesday. OBITUARIES DEATHS AND FUNERALS -Jose.

78. Anthony. N. died Tuesday in local hospital. Survived by son.

Guadalupe Armenta. Funeral services 4 p. m. Thursday. Anthony Catholic Church.

Burial in Anthony. Harding Memorial Chapel in charge. AZAR Joe. 63. 2227 Magoffin Avenue died Wednesday.

Survivors: Wife. Mrs. Mary Azar: daughter. Miss Mary Azar, of El Paso. Rosary services 8:00 p.

m. Thursday, Kaster Maxon Chapel. Funeral 10:00 m. Friday. Guardian Church.

burial 111 Concordia. CORRASCO age 94. Rosary services Martin Mortuary. 8 p. In Thursday.

DIXON- -Ronald Barry. 6 months. Funeral services 11 m. Friday. Fort Bliss Military Cemetery.

direction Martin Mortuary. Sneppard 2320 Myrtle Ave. Survivors: Wife. Mrs. Lena A.

Hughes: 3 sons. James and Ben El Paso: and John William. Vallejo, Calf. Funeral pending with Kaster Maxon. JOHNSON Z.

2. Resident of El Paso for 43 years, died Tuesday in his home. 312 Tornillo. He was pastor of C. M.

E. Methodist Church here 13 sears, he was presiding elder of the Arizona District 11 years. and a minister of the Gospel 43 years. Funeral arrangements are pending with the Banks Funeral Home. He is survived by his widow.

Mrs. Z. Z. Johnson of El Paso: daughter. Mrs.

D. C. Batson of Lake Charles. 2 sisters. Mrs.

Mattie Alexander. Mrs. Lula Giles of Atlanta. Texas: and 1 brother. Charles Johnson of San Angelo.

Texas. PHELPS- Mrs. Jessie Price. 76. mother of Mrs.

Albert G. Wicker, died Wednesday. Funeral arrangements with the Barry Hagedon Funeral Home. POTTER- Mrs. Mabel 1205 Randolph died at a local hospital Wednesday.

Funeral arrangements are pending with the Barry Hagedon Funeral Home. SMITH- Jacob 81. 2729 Porter St. Funeral 4:00 p. m.

Thursday, Kaster Maxon Chapel. Burial in Restlawn. YBARRA Esther. 8 months. 618 S.

Ochoa Street. died Tuesday. Survived by parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Jacinto Ybarra. Funeral services 10 a. m. Thursday. St.

Ianatius Church. Burial in Concordia, Valley Mortuary in charge. 10 LUN1 AND FOUND REWARD for return of one Red Roan horse with stock saddle bridle. Carry's Riding Academy, Clark Road. Red 82J3 or M6711M.

LOST- pink gold watch, brown band. 4 rubies, 6 diamonds. Reward offered if returned to 116 San Francisco. LOST- purse with Ration Books Nos 3 4. Maria Jesusita 1.

Ramirez Elsa Ramiriz. Reward. E205-J. FOUND -Bull Terrier dog. Owner identifying can secure.

M3866, between 5 6 IN. LOST -Gold bracelet with opals and ruby. Reward. M8839-R. LOST- Billfold.

identification paper. $10 reward. M9502. LOST -Sun glasses, El Paso National Bank. Reward.

Dye. Main 3958. LOST -Black patent leather purse. Reward. 3720 Monroe St.

PERSONALS MEN women! Old at 40. 50. 60! Want to feel peppy, years younger? Ostrex Tonic Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron; also contain vitamin B1. calcium. 35c trial size now only 29c.

At all druggists El Paso. at Warner Drum. Gunning-Casteel, and Walgreen Stores. SPENCER individually designed corsets. health.

style. comfort. Mrs. Ellis. 1127 Los Angeles.

M2482-J. DOCTOR Crisp. physician and surgeon. 223 Lerdo Ave. blocks south of the Stanton St.

Bridget C. Juarez. Mexico. VIRGINIA -Formerly with Cortez Beauty Shop, is now located at the Crawford Beauty Shop, 411 N. Mesa.

M1916. REDUCE PAINLESSLY Stomach, hips. Guaranteed. Drugless. Specialist.

Nervous conditions. Dr. Weis, M614. WILL not be responsible for debts incurred by any other than myself. W.

S. Trayler. EXPERT handwriting analyst. Send page writing $1 for analysis. Box 1911.

FOUND- -Quick repair for electric appliances. 4215 Manchester. E2623J. 12 TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES RIDERS wanted from vicinity Franklin Road and Highway 80 to Ft. Bliss.

Biggs Field and Beaumont Annex. Call R8R4 after 7 p. m. Mrs. Scarborough.

referral program. GENTLEMAN wishes ride to Salt Lake City. Share expenses. George. M1500.

13 HELP WANTED -MALE NOTICE EMPLOYEES The War Manpower Commission requesting the co-operation of local newspapers in the utilization of newspaper classified Male Help Wanted advertising. Conformity of advertisers with the policy of the War Manpower Commission has been requested Male workers applying for jobs in this classitication should have a U. S. Employment Service referral card unless the job is in a county that has been given exemption from the priority HENRY Kaiser Shipyards urgently need both skilled semi-skilled shipworkers at Portland. Ore.

Vancouver Wash. Richmond Francisco Calif. 111 following classifications: Car. penters. Riggers.

Sheet Metal Workers Electrician. Pipe Fitters. Ship Fitters Welders Welder Trainees. Machinists Painters, Chippers, General Helpers, Marine. Structural Electrical Draftsmen Previous shipbuilding experience not required.

Immediate complete living facilities available for all men employed Good basic wages day shift bonus for 2nd 3rd shifts. Transportation advanced Persons now employed in essential industry must have statement of availability Apply for personal interview by Kaiser representative. War Manpower Commission United States Employment Service 109 S. Oregon El Paso. Tex.

8:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. Mon.

through Sat. MR. AUTO MECHANIC! What are your post-war plans? Your job is essential to the war effort -it is just as essential in peace-time. We will be here through the duration. and are hiring a few selected men to help us see it through.

Opportunity for advancement is here. where ideal working conditions prevail--where top pay is tire rule-where steady employment means you can build for a real future- where the finest tools ment are at your disposal. Mechanics, lube men. fender men. body men.

needed now! Come in today and let's talk it over. Most attractive proposition in town from the long -range viewpoint. We comply with WMC regulations. LONE STAR MOTOR Chevrolet. Pontiac.

Olds. mobile. Cadillac. Nash G.M.C. Dealers.

1500 Texas. M-6100. IF YOU'RE in the market for a good job in an essential industry. why not give consideration to working for the El Paso City Lines? There are openings for bus and street car operators. cleaners.

and mechanic helpers. are many features about these jobs will appeal to you: why not come in talk it over? Apply El Paso City Lines. Inc. 130 North Cotton Avenue. We comply with WMC.

-Experienced or students. are urgently needed by the T. N. O. Railroad Co.

for work at El Paso. Short on-the-job training period for students who qualify for these good paying essential jobs. Applicants apply to M. Bell. 404 S.

P. Bldg. We comply with W.M.C regulations WANTED- By mining company in Mexico. American warehouseman. thoroughly familiar with mining, smelter mill supplies.

preferably single. Must have Mexican passport. When applying please give complete details of your past experience. NPC. box T-705.

Allied Advance Has Reaction On Market Chicago advances in Europe and a statement by British Foreign Secretary Eden suggesting the war with Germany may end very soon met with bearish reaction in the grain markets Wednesday and futures pa.ces dropped in late trading. Mav wheat was off as much 25 seven-eighths of a cent from Tues. day's else and the market Was $. Wheat used 1.c to lower 1han finch. September Tuesday's unsteady.

551. higher oats September Rye 10 September 10 hither, September changed FORT WORTH (ASI GRAIN 14 Livestock Barley FORT WORTH STOL Si HIC 16,0 105 INGES IOC Incetra 1: TIER AND FOGS Chicago ednesday butter firm. DAT Re market unchanged. Germans Report Allied Landing Craft B3 UNITED PRESS A German DNB agency broadcast reported Wednesday night further concentration of landing craft as concentration of Anglo- tank And Infantry DAVISONS the area of several embar bunts Ily and raid that "confirms that the Allied command intends to carry out 3 new leap-frog land- The Get broadcast recorded the Unted Press 111 New York Christmas Pictures To he that Ch: mas to as old dit BOW to hate taken. Early Appointments Phone 0-2382 TOVAR STUDIO 313 S.

Fi Paso St. LOOK: I Safety DaTE Sponsored by Junior of FINANCE TRUST CO. LOANS PERSONAL- AUTOMOBILE DISCOUNTS WE BUY ALL TYPES OF CONTRACTS Established 1927 620 TEXAS ST PHONE MAIN 1797 Bank Money Orders More convenient- -Less cost Up to $50 Over $50 to $100 At Exchange Windows Safe-keeping Envelopes $2.00 per year rental Always accessible- Kept in vault Safe Deposit Department THE State National Since 1881 of El Paso the same Western Hospitality Meaber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 2 Kond EP Coliseum Proposed As Civic Site Plans for promotion of El Paso Coliseum as a site for an enlarged civic program, in order to realize some income from the $500,000 building near Washington Park. were taken up at a meeting of the City Council and the Executive Committee of the El Paso Chamber of Commerce Wednesday. City Council has under considcration a proposal, advanced by AlGraham, for installation of a Dale and Charles Rester, floor In the building to handle indoor athletic events and possible -pace tor shift of the skating rink from Washington Partk to the new location.

City Council will take up the question of joint control of pronosed operations at the regular meeting with the Commissioners' Court Aug. 14. Use of the building for automobile and other industrial displays was suggested to the counel by the chamber committee mem bers. The building was constructed with funds approved 111 a county bond issue. The city furnished the land for the site.

Current operating method calls for sharing operating expense and equal division of profits. To date the Coliseum has not been a money making proposition for the sponsoring organizations, according to County Judge M. Scarborough. TO Bond 440 Fox Drug 8.3 Gar Imp Fily Rubber Steel Pic 4R Air 101 42 3 Sh Stocks Build Gains Despite Unconcern New York LAP The stock market resisted me apathy Wednesday to the extent Lof budding up further moderate Rains a fair number of lead- ers. The arregular advance fizzled! out 111 come dep.a!ments at the close and final prices were mixed.

Such leadership as the market was supplied by the steels, motors and tow blue chip industrals The Associated I'ress 60 stuck composite had closing of 01 point at 55.0. totaled 707.280 shares 746. 410 Of the 858 traded 412 advanced. 216 declared the 230 were unchanged. Westin house showed closet advance of 11: Among stocks fractonally hither were Bethlehem Steel.

Grab -Paige. Sears Roe. buck. Douglas Aircraft. We DuPont.

Johns ManTexas Co. and Har Cotton Review New York 1 AD futures lost ground Wednesday under house haunt.ion Luenced by favorable developments the war studion. down cushioned the de line how- huch came after tho market shisht mate curly and were 40 to cents a The weekly weather pout indicated condi- most of the belt had been and WAS f.c- Cotton Market NEW FORK COTTON York AP cotton Open Chase 20.50 33 off 10. ORIT ASS COTTON Wedne cotton Close 71 06 21 84 20 84 20 86 20 69 20 71 50 24 31 20 4. TON SPOT COTTON, cot 21.24c: mid WOOL, TOP cane TURES.

day wool top cent lower bid July 112 0c spot 4 001 134 0c. Evacuated Persons Returning To Homes Wilmington, N. C. INS) ---The vanguard of approximately 10.000 persons who were evacuated from Wilmington and surrounding towns and beach resorts began returning to the homes Wednesday night atter the hurricane which struck the area Tuesday night spent itself over the swamps of eastern North Carolina. So efficient was the evacuation by the Army, Civilian Defense, State Highway Patrol and bus companies that not one casualty and only a few minor injuries were reI ported.

448 and advendrama, poetry, Investigation Reveals Nazis Killed 19 Canadian Prisoners Republican Governors Split To Draft Policy St. Louis governors assembled 111 politically portentious conference Wednesday and immediately split up into teams to draft a 11 point policy declaration designed to help hoist one of 1 their number. Thomas E. Dewey of New York. into the White House.

It was a good start. sad Got William H. Wills of Vermont. "toward bringing government back to the village The idea of the governors. Dese Said.

1S to hane policy for the next four years "I am entirely convinced." the Republican presidential nominee told A news conference. "that the people of the United States have the right to know that when a Republican administration takes office next January 20 the squabbling between units of government will come to an end as far as we can achieve." An effort will be made here, he asserted. to wipe out "areas of 111 tense warfare and conflict" which he has said the New Deal erected between federal and local LOVernments. There will not necessarIly be any supplementing or amplification of the party, however. Dewey said GOVERNORS DIVIDE INTO SUB-COMMITTEES The governors were divided into mittees of four to eight members to consider 14 topics.

Fach sub-committee was Instructed Thursday night. Dewer and his running mate. John W. Bricker of Ohio, already had formulated proposed for most of the reports. New York governor said there would be ample dispose of everything.

are the 14 subjects. A. culture. highways. insurLabor.

national guard, public public lands public reconversion and postwar cial 1 welfare and public taxation. unemployment and employment veterans' affairs, water Reconversion Bills Studied By Congress Washington -Passage of tient reconversion bills before Labor Day was the goal set Wednesday by House and Senate lenders aS they hurriedly made plats for action on a postwar legislative program. Senators Alben W. Barkley, Kya majority leader, and Wallace 8 White. minority leader.

sent "urgent" telegrams to more than 60 absent senators tell12 them to be on hand next Tues- The Senate at that time is expected to take up the George PostUnemployment Compensation Bill creating a federal revolving loan fund on which states can draw, if necessary. to pay unemployment Compensation benefits to discharged War workers and demobilized servIce personnel. This bill was approved unanimously Wednesday by the Senate Finance Committee. Eight of the 21 members were present. Plans for driving forward with the legislative program in the House were made at an afternoon conference in which the participants were War Mobilization Director James F.

Byrnes. Speaker Rayburn, Senator Walter F. George, Rep. Robert L. Doughton.

ID -N. chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, and Rep. William M. Colmer. Miss), chairman of the House Postwar Committee.

House leaders are anxious to pass the demobilization and surplus war property disposal bills by Sept. 1. That would enable members to return to their re-election campaigns. N. M.

State Fair Commission Meets Albuquerque Members of the New Mexico state commission were in session Wednesday to make final arrangements for the 1944 exposition. They inspected the fair grounds before meeting Wednesday afternoon. Those attending were Chairman Harold B. Sellers, Santa Fe; Con Jackson, Vegas; Nick Krannawitter, Encino; T. J.

Heimann, Mosquero; Floyd B. Rigdon, Carlsbad, and Secretary-Manager Leon H. Harms. Normandy was no had brutally executed 19 Canadian invasion of Normandy was begun. tion of the bodies and a thorough rounding the case has piled up enough conviction in any court of the world.

The Canadians, members of the Third Division, were shot and killed by soldiers of the 12th German SS Panzer Division. A board of American. British and Canadian officers. among them an American with years of experience as a coroner, is convinced the men were shot down In a typical Nazi display of brutalitv. This is what now can be revealed: In the first two days after the initial landings, the Canadian Third Division fought southwards across the Caen-Bayeux Road and reached the Pavie area, where a number of prisoners were lost to the enemy.

Later the division's officers learned that the 19 men had been marched to the rear and summarily shot dead. The were buried a short time the British and then bodies. were exhumed and an exhaustive patological examination made. Dozens of photographs were placed in the record, and coupled with the findings of medical science, they prove beyond a doubt that the Canadians had been shot by the SS troops, apparently without reason. Only when the evidence was found to be incontrovertible was the devision made to reveal one of the greatest atrocities committed by the Nazis against opposing troops in western Europe.

(Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden announced the slaying Wednesday 111 Parliament, and said the Swiss Government had been asked to lodge a strong protest with the Nazi Government, demanding an immediate investigation, punishment of those responsible and assurance against repetition of the crime.) Former El Pasoan Wins High Award Lt. Col. Robert E. Hines has been awarded the Legion of Merit, according to word received here. Colonel Hines was given his citation "for outstanding service" in Guadalcanal last year, but received the medal recently.

Colonel Hines, brother of Edward Hines, was In the lumber business in El Paso. He left here to make his home in California. Colonel Hines held a reserve commission of captain in the Engineers Corps, and went into active service before Pearl Harbor. His family lives in Los Angeles, while Colonel Hines is stationed in the Admiralty Islands with the Air Corps. 17 Believed Killed In Midair Crash Mucoe Army Airbase, Calif.

(UP) Searching parties Wednesday roamed the barren wastes of the shimmering Panamint Mountains, bordering famed Death Valley, seeking wreckage and bodies of 17 fliers believed killed Tuesday in the head-on. midair crash of two B-24 Liberator bombers. Col. Gerald Hoyle, Muroc Airbase commandant. said wreckage of the planes was SO scattered in the rugged desert country that 110 bodies had yet been recovered.

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Trite 21. Railroad (abbr.) 22. Peeling 25. Mine entrance 27. Antelope (Afr.) 28.

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Chimney dirt A child born on this day may have unusual endowments of a mental, spiritual or artistic quality, with keen intuitions or perhaps mystical powers, stimulating exceptional creative skills. Its life may be one of romance and glamor, but it should be alert to fraud, theft, deception, for practical results. Tr 95 Del doubt Wednesday that Nazi soldiers prisoners of war two days after the An exhaustive pathological examinainvestigation of circumstances surevidence to guarantee a murder RO Commission Urged For EP Airport Appointment of an aviation comtion and Andermission to supervise, administrason Municipal Airport will be suggested to the City Council Thursday by members of the Aviation Committee of the Chamber of Commerce. The proposed action was decided upon at a meeting of the committee Wednesday. John Neff, chairman, presided.

In 'view of the tremendous growth of the airport and its promising postwar future. members of the committee said that they believe such a commission could relieve the mayor and City Council of needless detail and work concerning the airport. Success of the advisory board of El Paso Water Works Department was cited as a pattern and example for the proposed commission. The committee will recommend to the council that the aviation commission be composed of five men, appointed for two or threeyear terms with the terms staggered SO that there would always be some old members on the commission. "Other cities have similar port commissions." Mr.

Neff said. "We feel that, in order to keep abreast of the times and prepare future. this commission should be set up SO that the planning and management can be taken off the shoulders of the mayor and council." Dealers Told To Inventory Truck Tires All dealers must take separate inventory of new and used truck tires. 8.25 and larger, as of the close of business July 29, and must keep separate records of any such tires in transit to him on and this date. The District Office of Price Administration also said that consumers must return to local boards all unused certificates dated prior to July 16.

These certificates have been declared invalid for transfer 10 consumers. or for replenishment by dealers and manufacturers. Dealers must forward to the District OPA in Lubbock all replenishmnet portions, whether or not a tire was transferred, and all certificates and parts of certificates on which no tire was transferred. American Airlines captains in flight cannot change even their altitude without radio permission from flight control. CROSSWORD, COCA COMA 4.

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Wine 20. Fold at front 39. Public notices receptacle of a coat 41. Support 44. Coin (Jap.) 5 10 16 20 22 23 26 27 128 29 30 31 32 35 2.

Idle 3. Supernatural 47 object 8-3 -A cryptogram quotation WMS HMGVQMBBQ LMBNL WMS DXZ XL DB ZGZK LMBNL WMS QXJ V. Z. Yesterday's Cryptoquote: HONESTY IS REALLY ONLY THE ART OF APPEARING HONEST-GUARINL Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc. HELP WANTED- -MALE Body repairman and mechanic.

Must be experienced. Plenty of work and good pay for men qualified to handle these jobs. Permanent. Get set NOW in a war necessity job that is just as necessary in peacetime. We comply with W.M.C, regulations.

Watkins Motor Company. Years of 415 9an tonio St El Paso, -OUNTAIN HELP -Men for fountain bar work. Must be able to make change use cash register. Hrs, 2 p. m.

to 10 p. 6 days wk. Good salary. Apply through Civilian Personnel Office Main Post Exchange. Fort Bliss, We comply with WMC.

MEN to sell bottled drinks, to soldiers. Must be able to ice stock own bins. Hrs. 2 p. m.

to 10 p. m. 6 dass wk. Good Apply through Civilians Personnel Office. Main Post Exchange.

3t. Bliss. We comply with WMC. WANTED- Mechanics and body men. Experienced Chrysler parts man.

Permanent position. Plenty of work. good pay for men who can put out the work. We comply with WMC. regulations.

320-330 W. San Antonio. BOYS Would you like to earn $12 to $15 a wk. for just a couple of hours work each day? Then call at Circulation Herald-Post routes and now Times. open.

We have some FIRST CLASS mechanics body men for Ford agency. We can furnish good apartments of different sizes. We comply with WMC regulations. Fulwiler Motor Co. 615 Texas, M2440.

YOUNG man wanted, draft exempt. to do clerical work to learn dental supply business. If not permanent please do do not apply. We comply with W.M.C. 821 First Natl.

Bank Bldg. WANTED -Body man helper. mechanICS Must be experienced. Permanent employment. Good pay and good hours.

Goff Motor Co. -Packard. 1420-1430 Texas St. M3380. EXPERIENCED service station attendants.

Good men will not kill themselves by overwork Steady job for now after war. Call 24. We comply with W.M.C. DRIVER -salesman for ice cream route downtown El Paso. Route paying over $225 Creameries per mo.

Inc. See M2050. Mr. Wilson, Price's (We comply with W.M.C.I SERVICE station salesmen. Good salary.

Opportunity for advancement. No experience necessary Phone Standard Oil Co. of Texas. Ext. 24.

We comply with W.M.C. TAXI arivers wanted. Experience ferred but not necessary, Apply 412 El Paso National Bank Bids. M7202 between 9 and 4:30. We comply with W.M.C.

OFFICE man wanted with national food concern. Splendid opportunity for right man. Good hours. We comply with W.MC. Call M2666, O.

J. Mitchell. WANTED--Wash polish man. Excellent proposition. We comply with WMC.

Apply Hilton Hotel Garage, corner Overland Oregon. DRIVERS for inter -city runs local airport operation. Bavgent Coaches. Marfa, Texas. Phone Marfa 223.

We comply with WMC. GOOD 1st class mechanic wanted. Guaranteed $57.50 per week. Apply Country Club Busline. 414 N.

Mesa. M7110. We comply with WMC. WANTED--Man handy with tools to do light carpenter work, repair furniture. etc Steady work.

Good pay. Apply in person. Roosevelt Hotel. EXPERIENCED service station attendant. Good hours pay to right party.

Sundays off. We comply with WMC. Telephone M5555. WANTED -Experienced mechanics. Good pay.

Permanent position. Service privately owned fleet. Phone M7202 between 9 4:30. We comply with W.M.C. SERVICE station attendants: also lubrication man.

Good wages to men with experience Main 1. Longwell's Garage. WANTED-2 porters, good hours and salary. Call E3181. Ext.

2881. We comply with W.M.C. GOOD steady man for washing. greasing. general storage garage work.

Community Garage. 1108 N. Oregon. -Bran packer and warehouseman. We comply with W.M.C.

Globe Mi'ls, Inc. EXPERIENCED wool presser. piece work. El Paso Laundry Cleaners. Inc.

901 9. Santa Fe. We comply with WMC. WANTED- Experienced taxi drivers. Inquire Hitchin' Post.

400 N. Mesa. We comply with W.M C. WANTED- Experienced furniture finisher. Apply DuSang's.

2409 Texas. We comply with EXPERIENCED lubrication man wanted. M954. Cotton Montana. We comply with WMC.

WANT 3 mechanically inclined men to work in engine room. See J. D. Camp, Hotel Cortez. We comply with WN.C.

TIRE maintenance man and paint shop helper wanted. See Mr. Bond. Price's Creameries, We comply with W.M.C. WANTED--Bookkeeper general office work.

Apply Globe Mills. Inc. We comply with W.M.C. regulations. COOKS -Experienced.

Apply Fred Harvey Restaurant, Union Depot. We comply with WMC. PAINTERS and painters' helpers wanted. Apply 501 S. Oregon.

We comply with W.M.C. WANTED Mechanic first class. With or without tools 'Ve comply with WMC. Give full information. NPC Box K-99.

MALE Spanish model wanted for photographer. No experience necessary. $1 per hr. Call E2308. WANTED Experienced refrigeration service man: also helper Car Parts Depot.

716 Texas. We comply with W.MC. MEN taxi drivers. over 22 years of age, Experience unnecessary Apply 311 Montana. We comply with WMC.) LOST-3 service station men Needed3 more.

Apply Hitchin' Post. We with WMC WANTED-3 bartenders. Officers' Club. Good hours and salary. Call E3181.

Ext. 2881. We comply with W.M.C. FOREMAN for storage garage service station. We comply with WM.C.

Longwell's Garage. Main 1. WANTED- -2 experienced taxicab drivers, Yellow Cab 116 W. San Antonio. We comply with W.M.C.

JANITOR wanted. Knickerbocker Apartments. 1216 N. Mesa. MAN wanted to build cement steps, E1509-M between 9 2 p.

m. WANTED MAN DISHWASHER. 2857 MONTANA. 14 HELP WANTED--FEMALE HENRY SHIPYARDS. Portland.

Vancouver. Richmond (San Francisco, urgently need single or married women, 20 to 35 years of age, to train as welder trainees. Transportation advanced. Good wages while training. Good housing facilities.

See Kaiser representative at United States Employment Service Office. 109 S. OreSt. 8:30 a. m.

to 5 p. m. Mon. thru Sat. WANTED by old established company, young lady office clerk.

Some knowledge of bookkeeping necessary. Good salary, excellent working conditions. Apply in person, 10 a. m. to 12 noon, to Mr.

Johnson, Threlkeld Commissary 500 W. San Antonio. PREVIOUS experience not necessary. Young women. high school graduates wit hsome typing experience.

Pay while training. Apply in person Western Union Telegraph Commercial Department, 111 North Oregon St. WANTED--Fountain manager. Young lady or matron. Some experience necessary.

Very good opportunity for right party. No Sunday or evening work. J. J. Newberry 318 E.

San Antonio. WANTED--Colored or English-speaking Spanish maid, general housework. personal laundry. no flat wash. Hours 8 to 5.

Sunday off. Write P. O. box 32. Ft.

Bliss. or phone M2404. Ext. 3184. ELLIOTT-FISHER operator.

An excellent and permanent job for a good operator. Must be experienced. Not a retail concern. Write NPC Box L-109 PERMANENT motherly woman. Live on place and care for child half a day.

Also assist with housekeeping. Room. board, salary. 4332 Hastings. E572M.

SALESLADY in Jewelry store. Steady work. permanent resident. References required. United Loan Jewelry 103 E.

San Antonio EXPERIENCED cook housekeeper to assume full charge, 1 in family, Good wages. Phone M5254 or see A. J. Strayer, 219 W. Nevada.

3 WAITRESSES wanted for afternoon shift, 3 p. m. to 11. Bus transportation available. Apply Sky Chef, Municipal Airport WANTED Fountain girls.

Experience not necessary. Good pay. No evenings or Sunday work. J. J.

Newberry 318 E. San Antonio. EMPLOYED women, 1 child. desire housekeeper in lovely home in Lower Valley. on busline.

Live on place. DESPERATELY need unencumbered woman to assist with housework care child. board, salary, 3026 Alamogordo. CAN use 2 capable woman who need good income can work at least 4 hrs. daily.

Apply 413 Mills 1 to 5. WAITRESSES who like to work evenings are wanted at the Plaza Oasis. For further details stop in and see the manager. WANTED Good reliable cook, also maid, Good salary. Live in.

Mesa Sanatorium, 2729 Porter St. Vera Hays. MAID wanted. General housework. No cooking.

board, salary. Soldier's wife preferred. M8048. WANT English peaking Mexican maid. Housework for couple.

No cooking. Good wages. 1919 N. Stanton. M2786.

WANTED- -Beauty operator, Guarantee Floor. commission. White Apply House Mrs. Fields. Mezzanine Department Store.

MAID for ladies' apparel shop. Excellent wages. References required. Apply Lerner Shop, 101 N. Mesa.

operators. See Rubin Cohen at Top machine Notch WANTED -Experienced sewing 3rd Manufacturing Co. 208 San Francisco, floor WANTED housework Woman for cooking light to go to Clouderoft for month of August. Leaving Friday. E114.

WANTED- -Young woman with Sewing Machine 211 Texas St. knowledge of bookkeeping. Apply Singer GIRL to do laundry light housework for young couple. 1 day las, Mrs. Frew.

wk. 3118 DougM6369J. ENGLISH speaking Mexican maid for light housework. No cooking. 8:30 to p.

m. E3103R. BEAUTY experienced operator. girl. Monte Good guarantee.

Local Beauty Studio. Room Light, desired. housekeeping. Good One baby. MAIDRio Grande.

salary. 1001 E. Union Cafe, EXPERIENCED 123 San waitresses. Good wages Francisco. Lind 11 00 Del 17 44c.