The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 19

EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT BROOKLYN EAGLE, THURSDAY, SEPT. 10, 942 BROOKLYN'S MARKET USED CAR PLACE EMPLOYMENT Pann, D'Agostine On Kaydet Squad Former Baldwin, Port Washington Gridders Now at LaSalle M. A. Emil Pann. Baldwin's 1941 grid captain, has been added to the LaSalle M.

A. football squad, as has Jerry D'Agostino, the Port Washington star Bob Heider, star of the Hempstead golf team this past Spring, lost, 2 and 1, to Julius Richardson in the finals for the caddy championship at the Rock- '4 'SAB, WHIRLY IN LONG-LAST CONTEST SOON SCHOOLS I I CAREERS FOR MEN I EMPLOYMENT Help Wonted Male 33 ELECTRICIAN, licensed with plant main-1' nance experience; 40-hour week. $1 per liour, time and a naif overtime. Box 597ti. Eagle.

ERRAND BOYS WANTED: GOOD SALARY OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT MAHLN-riTERN DENTAL LAB-OKA I ORY. 50 UNION SQUARE. ELEVATOR MAN. middle aged (whllH Apply 7401 JR.dse Boulevard, Apt. 4-F, hi: i-1' 6 FOREMAN (liberator, experienced canvas and be.t-.: mus: know stitching and itpair own Singer mac.iine: niifh: sw.i' 461 B.h Minha'tan.

Fifii: F.oor. GAS STATION ATTENDANT. corner. per service -i tut ion Apply Real E.s!a'e Office. 13JJ NoMrand Ave INg.

HANDYMAN. t'HjHr. rrllabip. for np.r '-n. en' Ca.i alter 6 BUt n- HOUSEMEaN.

with hotel experipnce. anted at nnce. Ajjpiy Home Keeper. 155 W. 58th St Y.

C. JANITOR, ex per it-need: home; 4-rornn a na. iriT'tit ta.ary, Ca.l BUctttninsier 2-by37. KITCHEN HELP. PORTERS Experienced.

K(Xd hiiLiry references. AdeljUU HospiMil. 50 Greene Ave. machzc mem a-) 7 MAir.E, A-l (I) 1ST AND JO CLASS VAY8 A NIGHTS I It WORK Men no' r.aw ftiii time to war work GOOD pav, PLEASANT working medium sized, well established fiim. MODERN, wel.

itahid plant; BEStf a fin tooifi; EASY park-nm good nar ransi'. A HOMEY place, where every one works in harmony. It you aie iiuerested, please write or F. SfOKES MACHINE CO. TABOR ROAD EAST AND ADAMS AVE.

PHILADELPHIA PA i'liAClrilNiiST L'irrn in tiie manufacture of Vai'iiiiiu I uit'. has an opening tor a thorourfiiiy evpei lemed leiuole and bei.ih niachini't. One ol deve.op.i tn head o( a 1 pa: ineiil WorKma ioi.dit.or. p.e.ts.il, pay and a l. fur htsn ioofiine ui rne fo.tir1' rtKC, evpeiienre, salary expee'ed.

'o an appnii.tnient 1 v.l. 9 W.i 'nn Bklyn CUm MACHINIST BENCH HAND Willi: ni; II mine 11 ts good pnv, Sutan S723 18th Ave. Broi'k i it 1 Man year- ol aae. Motor, ai.ii experience tie cop. HI PROSPECT ST.

BROOKLYN. MAIN KNANCE MAN expel, th v. i rir.z ano genciai me- I I. ar.ii Bx 5977 Eagle MAN 'BiishwicK part i.me to eol.ee- monthly payments rust'imers in your i.e,iiOofti',nd selling age no tur.di-ei'P Ae.p 7 rfO Nassau Room BEAU I KUANS needed by leadmii Ahop. 'ram now.

short ronlse Booklet. B. Nsi.lre-; A.aofiny 1 1, rT Broadway. Ne Vora Ci'v "v-ll-H FHEE BOOKLET E. BEAUTY.

A CAREER' -a iir. A Y. Hit ui urn l.tmiiuagf' PnA INSTITUTE siioltnatia export documents; 100 percent ni le.oirt I1J3 tcorner S- CHe.sea J-5470 ilium's Maihinrt TTCHBOARDa 8 days; COMPTO METER 30 PLACEMENT SERVICE AMERICAN SCHOOL, Est. 1907. Lines Burning, Tunes So iare.

BRyant 9-1 135. Bitfinet: Srrrrlnrial Training FRANKLIN SCHOOL OP BUSINESS R'enog: itphy, Tvpewritnis. Book Keeping, meter a on w.l chD'iards. ines Hiding. Lines Sq-iare.

11- 1840 AosiKiri Modeling I PAIN ee P'acrmen! Servire ,0 RooKie: on lequevi i 'i. j.t Ave N. C. Bit 'I-; Terhmral Trade! A AH Pi NEin WOMEN J.o- W.i III le ol M'CI, allies, 5a a'e L.cel sed CAREERS FOREMEN" li riiruiifK id 'ommunicalioif Al.V Aiiiic or Navv specialists at lol.autc.al Radio Ssho.il. 45 4 Licensed.

lirrrol Inttrumentt VKW YnrK SCHOOL OP lit, AKI INSTRUMENTS 0 ,11 CIrr.e 6-0K5 imrnft Welding War To. Tak Graduates! MEN NEEDED I a 1 I NH AIRCRAFT 'AlLllINl, MACHINE TOOL OPERA TION W- CI. rj IlFNS I'l'FP CEN TErt til av Y. open to 10 Caulking Ml IP and Caiilkiia Individual .1, J.i.-' op, Wofhahne ln- ve shsei, 7H8 southern LiA.lou j-fiLi7 llienel f.lllfi'irf A'KC'I ANICAl. IMi'CS I HIT -5 TECH INST I -1 4 V.1 L.

i Drafting PK AIM S.MF'N De n.upl Ex ens ipp ij i pt.nl.e' llitAKE lIHAPTIN'i SCHOOL, 154 Nassau i- HE 3-l4," Drafting Mnthemtttict P'MTTTNil a f.v.:.i- M.r.iema.i,-.. P.iv-.c. A.r -a-l 41st. Mai lim'alJ IC'IIMST '1 it SCHI 11 li. .11 vis ny ci i BY sIAIE OP NEW YORK Hndiii tiinniuiui ntttint I I nit ley ..,1 to a-' i B-'Satl'sav.

lladiii'Telerinion RADIO AND TELEVISION VA AH CONDITIONS e. Fi ll. PC II FB i PEACE TIMES KMHii INPinUTB alt p. tan 'I, o. C.as.e.

s.ld Eve. Mo tera tuition i av anao.e tsf i.ly nia use ol Lhi.s, RADIO I V.l FVISION IN? 1 ITU TE till lisii.k'u.i Ave I4CU1I I'Lan 3-4535 lechniettl Tradet Terhnirnt Trade AMDINi, DHAFITNO RHl IP A t)i. Burners. Fleet' ic V' Refngcl a ion, Hea' r.g Enroil now. Nf'A' ViRK TECH.

1(18 5'h Ave, Jh, CH INSTRUCTION i CAREERS FOR WOMEN Beauty Cultura Help Wanted Female 32 tiiiRLS FOR CQUNTER WCEK AOE 18-25. NEAT APPEARANCE. No experience necessary. Apply immediately NEDICK 8 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 1157 Broadway.

New York. GIRLS, experienced on factory power dewing maohlnes, to do easy work on cotton wash dressea- swadv work all year-round; high pay. Take any Flushing Ave. cir to Carlton coine prepared to work. S.

L. Hoffman opposite Brooklyn Navy Yard. GIRLS For coffee shop, diet kitchens; large hospital; some experience. Apply Dietitian, Methodist Hospital, 6th Bt. and 7th Ave.

GIRLS, as usherettes: must be over 21: pleasant position. Appiy from 3 to 10 p.m. See Manager. Loew Kameo The i-ter. Eastern Parkway and Nostrand Ave.

GIRL8. light colored, experienced on parachutes; salary $21. Applv 2152 7th Manhattan. See Mr. Taylor NURSE or nurse's for night duty convalescent home.

Call Esplanade 0-4545 between 10 a -b in NURSES, graduates, undergraduates, and attendants for day and night dutv; small nursing home. BUckmmster 7-4230. OPERATORS, plain stitch. Singer, high-class work, good pay. Kaye Fashion 132-10 Hillside Ave.

Richmond Hill. B. M. T. -Jamaica 'L' to Metropolitan Ave.

station. OPERATORS. Singer; experienced: day or inght shift; army work. 461 8th Manhattan, 5th floor. PANTRY GIRLS and waitresses; $30 month, witn meals.

Appiy Miss Saslaw. Beth El Hospital, Rockaway parkway, Avenue A. SALESGIRL- Chiiaren wear, steady position; experienced preferred. Marian Kiddie Shop. 1088 Flatbush Ave.

SALESGIRLS ill WAITRESSES Exper.ercj Unnecessary BOTH DAY AND NIGHT SHIFT APPLY 10 A M. WOOLWORTH CO. 7TH AVE. AND 50'1'H N. Y.

C. SALESLADY, experienced, for bakery. Finiieidey Bakery Co. 65 Vanderbilt Ave. (near Prospect P.

ace. Park Place). SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER At least 5 years experience; steady position. Write, stating QUHUf icaliom, atlary expected. Box 5942.

EaKitv 7 PIECE WORK 3-LINE ADDRESSING. Day or Night Runs. ALSO TYPISTS FOH Sa'iirdays or Sui.oiiy. or ooth days. Apply only it lyping sprrd i 50 words per nunuie or mor No imervieas aliei 3 pin.

Saturday or ai, day SumLiy- Ni homewor. Do no; tf irphotK" Call in SEE MR. LA I NO 305 4Vh Nr York. ixth Loon WAITRESS WANTED APPLY NOSTRAND AVE. BROOKLYN WAITRESS YOUNG REPINED EX PER I EN CUD.

SEARS, ltjl CHURCH AVE WOMAN. 40. good spoaral.cf. mature judKinnt for worn, baifd on and personal sfiurf. permanfnt and good carnuiiu.

Wire Box 59S9, Eaa.c WOMAN m.du.e-iut'd. i.fa;. lor qin-t. fay joo in new tit i.st j. office, $12 wi(ly.

no expeneiire Dfi.tLSt, 362 Myrile Ave. corner Ane.ph. 8: WOMAN Disliwa.llc r. not over 40 years, eiiciKetiL'. waah dtstn's bv inac-hine.

Itotn 11 to 3 daily. Apply Manager, o314 Ave Brooaiyn. WOMEN FOR COUNTER WORK Anpiy 0 a m. to 12 Noon Dany NEDICK EMPLOYMENT DEPT. WAY (NEAR 27TH ST N.

Y. WE WILL thorouahly tram a refined mature woman to take charge of salea and 5ervice for firm established 27 yeara. Write Box 5990. Eaile. Domettic Help Wonttd Fmol 32o COOK, for kindergarten: experienced only apply: hours 9 to 5.

salary no Saturdays or Sundays, full particulars. Box Eagle. CtJOK. esperieneed. assist house- i aoik: no laundry other help own) room ba'li, reletencea, $70.

BUckmin-S'er OOX-HOUSEWORKER. experienced: 4 adu. s.eep li, pretcrred. oan room. $H5 mornings.

B07 Avenue ESp.anade K. COOK-HOUSEWOHKER or voniall. Christian aduits, on laige touili. S45 MAin 2-jVi2 COOK HOUSEWORKER: I wo aduita and tiaiiv nurse; 4 rooms: sleep out; $15 ueeKly: call evenings. BUcamniiter 4-708 OIHL.

care 3'a-year boy and school girl. 8 jo a in. to 8 pm no Sundays, sleep in oinionai: $J0. Phone Mrs. Bernstein at'er BEnsonhurst C-B3H3 or come to house all day Friday.

UVJ Bl. J'inn Piace. Ollll, WOMAN OENERAL. HOURE-WOHK. EXPERIENCED, LKCTOR HOME.

SLEEP IN, $50. 1NOERSOLL P' housework, rooking. ne-. oaugllter; small a pa meril nwn r'Riin good home, even.r.gs ('. IF'l -OMAN, white.

car. general I I assist coudll.g and laun- n. a.i lam.iy, re.iao.e. Vligm.a OIHL or aoman. care child, lignt nouse-s.

own room. Sundays off. good Iti5 Marlborougn Road r-'. BUckminster 4-lOOt) (.1111, in. small apartment, care good salary S'one.

J05 Sea Hieee Ave. (B. M. T. Brighton.

Ocean a a OR WOMAN general nolisenork. a is: cooking, light laundry; sleep m. ii ii room bath, pieasanl surroundings. I vinous 5-5b55. OIRl.

GENERAL HOUSEWORK LIGHT I.AINDRY. SLEEP IN OR OUT ADULTS. ESPLANADE 7-6818. 991 E. sr.

GIRL, atnle; hours 9-3. no Saturdays, laundry and cleaning, vs $7 50 aeea. 474 E. 38lh St. BU.

r.IHI CAPABLE HOUSEWORK PLAIN ooKINtj CHHIS1IAN FAMILY. THREE Alii LIS. RE1-ERENCES, $43. NAVARRE 1. ,.4 lltl.

EXPERIENCED SLEEP IN: ONE CHILD, PI A IN COOKING, TEACHERS llllf, REFERENCES. BUCKM1N8TER G1R1. cieneral houseaoik. exper. enced iecp ,11 good sa.ary relrr- uiev stein, 10J5 Wasriingluu Ave.

GIRI, OR WOMAN general houseaork. oioKing. s.eep 111, i adults; good INger.oIl 2-4r)47. GIRL tleneial iMiueaork. steep in smail a 1 1111 11; S5n.

Call oetaeen 8-10 30 1 in. and tt-9 m. BUckminster 4-3348. GIRL, white, sleep out; year-old baby; iiiiiiile, diaper service; light ii iliy. HEctor 2-31)44.

9 to 5. HUSINESS COUPLE. BOY 9 VEAH8- HEFERENCES: SLEEP TN. OUT; No SUNDAYS; 0. IVETRORKEN 8-OOH white: sleep in.

out: 21- a eh. in: light housework: teachers hemic. Malti. 1514 39th 8t. CIHL (1ENEHAL HOUSEWORK, BLEEP IN OH OUT: ASSIST CHILD; OTHER MFI REFERENCES.

4j PR. t.Iltl OENERAL KucecAOnK. I ADULTS SLEEP IN-OUT; g45. CALL AfTEK BUCKM1N8 FEK 4-6311. Intlil housework, light laundry: no no Sundays; good aalarv.

2bB ti7' 1, Si Oisen. Apply ail week. nlltl HOUSEWTORK IN NOIOOKINCI NO WASHING SSi I AH T. CALL WINDSOR 6-54UH CIHI. EXPERIENCED; TEACHER ft APARTMENT LITTLE OIRL 2 YEAHS.

SLEEP IN t0-5. INOERSOI.L I- OIKL Caie of J-year boy. sleep in small Call INgeraoll 2-12H1. 12i o-eai, Ave, Apartment 2-3. OIHL.

4-ROOM APARTMrNT. NO COOKINO SALARY. TELEPHONE H-J1S2 OENERAL HOUBEWORkTT SI TUP IN OWN HOOM. 145. ESPLA-NA11H 7 OIHL sleep in-oul.

businesg co can room liberal time off Ave HEn'onhurst 6-3H70 OIH1 SLEEP IN MOTHER'S HELPER. LKIHT HOUSEWORK, OOOD SALARY. CALL NEVINS g-2417. ALL DAY A. (illtL LKiHT HOUSEWORK.

BAY RIIXiE SI FEP OCT MOTHER AND CHII I'O UEKKIY BEACHVIEW -1073 AFTER 7 (illtt white general housework, good pla (nok sle.p or out. small iaim.r, t. SI. MaiWs Ave. I 1 i Domestic Help Wanted Female 32a HOUSEKEEPER Good piain cook: busl- i couple; early mos: e.eiunx.

all Thursdays off. Sundays aPer aunch iood aalary toi experienced, sulcd worker; references required, phuie mom- ings before noon 6-1431. HOUSEKEEPER. SLEEP IN: 2 CHILDREN. OWN ROOM.

BATH; OUTSIDE HELP. BUSINESS COUPLE: ESPLANADE 7-3933. CALL AFTER 6 I HOUSEKEEPER COMPANION. Chnvian. for invalid lady; sleep in, private house; strong, kind, capub.e of takintt thaie.

NAvurre 8-8282. HOUSEKEEPER Full chars own room; kosher cooking, good imw unci lead position. ESpiuue 7-tiMi. or At Kins 9-4143 HOUSEKEEPER Care hump, 3 children, 1 infant. Ca'hoiir preferred.

$45 plus room and 346 94tn bt HOUSEWOKKER: hours 9-7; 5-room apartment; plan and cook meals: luur school children: sleep 3 niwhts: week trial; $14. BEuchvitw 2-6454. Bensonhurst. HOUSEWORKER. wh.f, Huh'.

experienced, references; on room'. brh; fcleep in preferred; 3 adults; no laundry, SOuth 8-0369. HOUSEWORKER -White. 2 adults, p. air cooking: afiernoon.s, no Sundays.

435 Ocean Parkway Api. 5-J-, unui 4. 30, after 7. HOUSEWORKER- own room; plain cookinn. assist schonl children.

yean; extra time otf. BUctrniiister 2-5384 HOUSEWORKER Exprrieiu-eri bu-iness coupies apartment; gin 9 tet-ij out no Sundays: 155. BUcitmiii r.er 2-14H before 12 and afier HOUSEWORKER. wni'c e.pene:.i "ii p.ain cooknia; teacher's hnme: chn.st.an fiiin- II irl 3 yeais old, 6-2379. HOUSBWORKER-COOK S.eep nans; 2 school, children pra' own room.

bath, refrrenccj. 59b0. Eagle. HOUSEWORKER. PLAIN COOKTN'Ci OWN ROOM; BUSINESS COUPLE SCHOOL GIRL: NO SUNDAYS, $4 SHORE ROAD 5-5679.

HOUSEWORKER. com pr cut cook, references; three adult Apart mi nwr, room and bath: sleep in or out. liberal time off; $6O-70. Phoi." SO i'ii B-2JjI. HOUSEWORKER.

experienced $45. conp.e and child; no Sundavs. laundry or cooking Weiss, 4611 A.e. INgersoll 2-5ti93. HOUSEWORKER: SLEEP IN OWN ROOM ADULT FAMILY.

Kr.rf.K- ENCF.S, HIGH SjALAKV. E.iPLANADE 7-8884. i HOUSEWORKER. refined nun. evpiri- enced; doctor room1 i.o 3 adtills- rff-reiiLrh, i'iO BUtti-nunVer 2-2ri3S.

HOUBFTWORKER 6LEEP IN ROOM. BATH NO COOKINO TWO SCHOOL I CHILDREN: VERY HIGH SALARY. I NEVINS 8-4825. HOUSEWORKER. ADULTS NO LAUNDRY; OWN HOOM GOOD SALARY.

CALL, 7 TO 9 ESPLANADE 7-4344. HOUSEWORKER. EXPERIENCED, REFINED: SLEEP IN. OWN ROOM FOUR ADULTS: BEST REFERENCES. $ot) SLOCUM S-0o56, HOUSEWORKER.

EXPERIENCED 8LBEP IN. OUT. SMALL FAMILY NO COOKINO: REFERENCES, $40. CALL GLENMORE 5-82b8 TlOUSEWORKER GENERAL. PLAIN COOKING.

SLEEP IN 2 ADULTS REFERENCE 14b HAWTHORNE SI. LNGER-SOLL 2-5778 HOUSEWORKER. tielieral. Plain cooain-. $70; references, s.eep own room- permanent: 3 in laniilv DEw.y 2-j837, HOUSEWORKER, pla.u rcokmii 5 days.

II Ui 30. $35. Vila, n. a 7-6242. S.alei, 9018 88th Woodhaven.

HOUSEWORKER. competent, assist mill children: sinail fta. lune machine: permanent, sleep in. WI. 7-4595 HOUSEWORKER.

feneral. good aa'arv Sood home own room and bath' small family. 15B7 117tll St. NAvarre HOUSEWORKER-'J school children; Sun days, 'J even.injs oit rt'Icrences; tsf) BEachvie HOUSEWORKER vrett cat' "-R months naov o.J(:r.., In. $00 OLetiinnre HOUSEWORK ER.

8 4 1-, .,.) a leache; home car" Il iV Be -ten. J1S4 8'id S'. BE.nhv:e HOUSEWORKER wlu'c or filmed sle. in own room; no cons' tin. licht aiiciiy.

S40 start. Kcssler. 1H5 HOUSEWORKER IEACHERS HOME CHILI) LKiHT IALNDHY PLAIN COOKING. $.0 DEWEY li.JI'.T. NURSEMAID FOR MONTHS BABY GOOD HOME AND SALARY Mt'ST HAVE REFERENCES.

CALL EVERGREEN t-690 NURSEMAID. s.er mi. care R50J year girl: eood sa.ar For! Hamilton Parkway. SHote 8-5i45 WOMAN, middle-ailed Keneral hoo no Hashing sma.i lainiiy. house.

5h Murine A.i WOMAN, e.deily good Home pi' enre to hmli sat WOMAN hotr-eaolker. nle.i-ui;; I oan room, rad.o school unvs; DaO T. S'. ESp.al.ad? 7-HJ3I. WOMAN young vsl.i!, espe-ieiit-eo in: plain ruoii: ba'h to ir $55 to SLocinn h-4tob WOMAN WHITE CARE CONVALESCENT LADY SLEEP IN LIGHT DC I IKS.

i'M. CLOVERDALE AhTEH 7 PM Domestic Employment Agencies Female 32c COOKS HOUSEWORKER NURSEMAIDS Exceneni positions girls interviewed olflce only daily Miss FaU Agency, lbl Livingston 8:. TR. angle COOKS HOUSEWORK ERS1 BABY NUKSLc Relerence Help ol A I N.i I ion ill ACME EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 340-A 9-h S' Mis. Jfl.M-ll.

SOil'll 8 Cook. Hou-eorkers, $70. Seep (n. s. DAY WORKERS 45 CENTS HOUR Albee Agency.

1110 Plat bush Ave. COOKS HOUPEWORKERS NURSFMAIDS ATLAS EMPLOYMENT AGENIY 474 50th St. Wl: il-ui -77f- COUPLES, housrm.uk nationaiitiev. Agency. 448 Atlantic Ave IRi 5-lB'4 GRAND JOBS OPEN Housewoi ker-.

Coir.tnercla Industrial Help Bii'h At, nry 148 sum 8t TR.ang.e Help Wonted Mole 33 ASSISTANT TIMEKEEPER ate particulars guid baiaiy espec 5091. Eagle. AUT0ft'J2lfc bT In rf i'ii, yy for 40 hov.i pan icu'mr? fl Mil bf ni.tdr toi' an t' Box 5991:. E.tn 1. AUTOMORII.F F.VH W.l fi TKAUY WORK A "PLY Oii.M- i I A CAB CORP 915 Nlf'K F' flOC KT'T A BliOOO DONORS 1 ai.d Etirer, Urnfiii ti -l l'- i Servirr.

Utwt iu-' BOY WANTFI) IN (VRoiTWY FV1R DEMVEHIF -i i' "1 in I AVE. BROOKLYN BOY. di-liwiy 9 "tiJ A-1 St BifioKiyn BOY, YOL'NO MAN .1," rv-'r. Wntn Kiinti 1 1 ant jo'i llikt Ininii! I' BOYS Ml- or P. i.

V'" 4 -rk. '11 i imilird, t-. AiH' 4l' 4' 1 .1 B-i, i Mes-eugei- lul, in I r. i s- CASH I EH a meal concern oesned 'X oci llOl. -a expv.ience.

sa.a: COUNTER MAN AVfHAOE J', Wl-TKIY APPLY HE1 WKEN A I 100-07 tgUEENK BI.VD FOREST Hilt? COUNTER MEN EXI'TItlENCKn WANNA DRINKS. I EL I tN c-L BROsjKLYN HltlAN eieia-or al'ai'lli'. I JUJ 5n momhlv i Siipenntendenl. ti.ll Oi-rau Owner Windsor DOORMAN i'llR I I- ll.v in.nilh room Oa'ii Auii.y live: nrinas 1 DOORMAN FXPERIIsNi'lM T'dl' A MENT HOUSE .100 UV-LAN PAHKWAV. APPLY oil's'.

1 Automobiles tor 3al II BUICK 1939 "41'' 4-door trunk sedan. Sti25. RecondiUonad, Guaranteed. Stock No. 6111.

KINGS COUNTY BUICK 44 Empire Blvd. (Brooklyn. BU. 4-6901. BUICK 1941 Super A-l condition: radio, beater, white wail Phone NEvins 8-7836 alter 9 in.

CHEVROLET 1941 5-Pass. Coupe, driven 2.500 miles; absolutely like new: radio and heater: fully eauipped. Bedford Chevrolet, 1410 Bedford Ave. MAin 2-0500 CHRYSLER ROYAL 1938 TOUR-DOOR: IMMACULATE: 29.0OO MILES. GALLAGHER, 2:3 BATTERY AVE BROOKLYN.

PORD coupe. 193V, clean, radio, heater, good rubber: will sell or trade for good diamond. B. P. Grantham.

351 T9lh St. PORD '41 Super De luxe 2-Door. Bargain. J. J.

HART. PORD OP BROOKLYN. 987 ATLANTIC AVE. NEVINS 8-4770. OLDSMOBILB convertible coupe: htdramalic radio, heater, white-walled tires- low mileage; Immaculate; others to select from.

Crystal Motors, 5901 Bay Parkway. Brooklyn. PLYMOUTH 1940; will sell to private partv at reasonable price, Phone NEvins 8-6838. m. Truckt Commercial Can lib PIERCE-ARROW 7-TON TRUCK: LARGE Broirz-r c-rsl I DiriON; GOOD RUBBER.

PRESIDENT 4-3316. BtV 1'. S. WAR BONDS AND SAVINGS STAMPS BUSINESS Appliance He paired VACUUM CLEANERS, washing machines bought, sold, exchanged, repaired and rebuilt; reasonaole prices. 1314 Fiatbush near Foster.

ilAnsfleld 6-1320. Building Contracting ALBERT DAHRANY. general contractor, alterations, tile, cement, piaster, firebrick work on ovens; waterproofing. 1243 41st St. Wt.

6-0829. Metal Wealherilripping METAL WEATHERSTRIPPINO solve, heal problems, eliminates draughts, ratlin. g. I Sticking Wllian-s. iirueiuau.

iio 1 feison Ave. GLenmore 5-1130. Painter Decorator I ALTERATIONS INSIDE THREE ROOMS i PAINTED. $30: PAPEHHANGING. OUT-I SIDE: REASONABLE FINEST WORK-I MANSH1P AND MATERIALS.

SHEEPSHEAD 3-6465. ALTERING, painting, papernanglllg. floor I scraping; 3 rooms painted. $32 complete; i best materials, workmanship; formerly with Abraham Straus. Esplanade 5-1336.

DECORATING PAIN TING. P4PERHANO-1 ING PLASTERING EXCELLENT WORK-i MANSHIP: ANYWHERE. ROOMS $5 AND UP. DECOR A TING PAINTING. PAPERING SCANDINAVIAN EXFEH1 OUiSlUt WORK VERY REASONABLE.

ESTIMATES ANYWHERE NEVINS 8-6745 DECORATING PAINTER. DANISH. NEAT: REASONABLE. FLOOR SCRAPING, CEILINGS. UP.

ROM.MEKDAHL. BEACHVIEW 2-04J1. PAINTER AND DECORATOR B21 10TH AVE SHORE ROAD -2653 CHMS A. PAINTER $eejt new coxitac'a: clfan work- I inan.ship. best matenaU; alterations; reasonable; carpentry, tiling, puper hang-I inn Pays to call Wlnd-or 8-1584 PAINTING -Tnide and outside: l.cen-ed work.

btlt mater ai- -ne-t in: Jo-epn Wander, 95 Ra.ph 5-5081 Bl I'. S. WAR BONDS AND SAVINGS STAMPS jWestern All-Army Eleven Smashes Detroit Lions Detroit. Sept. 10 flJ.Ri It's a good 1 thing the gamrs with the Western i All-Army football team aren't going to count in the National Pro-i fe.s.sional Leafjue xMndings because MaJ.

Wallaie Wade's club might have something lo say about who wins the divisional title. Wadr Western service squad put on a brilliant performance from start to finish to smash the Detroit Lions, 120. last night before a sellout crowd of more than 20 -000 in the University of Detroit Stadium. The husky soldiers humbled the Lions with a 53-yard aerial thrust in the second period and a 19-yard field goal and safety in a thrilling fiiMl quarter that ended with the Army again threatening to score. Private Kay Eakln, formerly of Arkansas and the New York Giant, unleased the Army's offensive by tossing a perfect pa.ss to Lt.

Bill ConaUser. ex-Texas A. and M. star, who caught the ball on the 33-yard line and eluded the Lions' safety man lor the game's only touchdown. After a scoreless third period, John KimbroURh.

All-American fullback from Texas A. and paced the soldiers to Detioit's 17-yard line from where Lt. Bill Dawson, also of the Aggies, booted a perfect field goal. The Army tallied again a few-minutes later when Harry Hopp. Lions halfback, dropped a pass from renter in Detroit's end zone after the Lions had recovered an Army fumble on the five-yard line.

The Army outsmarted and outfought the Lions all the way, earn- i ing it.s second victory over a pro team within four days. They I downed the Chicago Cardinals, 16 10. at Denver Sunday night after lusirg to the Wa.shinton Redskins at Lo.s Angeles. Aug. 13.

SPORIS TODAY BASt BAI Dodgers Chicago C'ibs a Fbbels Field fB.dfoid Ave and Sums an Place, 3 Olants vs gt Louia Polo Grounds. 8th Ave. and 157th St 3 pm. BOXING Madison Square Garden, 8'h Ave and 50th Bt Freddie Cochrane vs Fnt.ie 2, vie. ten rounds First boui 8 30 in Fort Hamilton Army Reservation.

Fort Hamilton Parkaav and OSth 8t 8 45 m. IIARNrNst RACINO Roosevelt Raeemny Wesipiiry 30 I HORSE RACING I I I I 1 i i Help Wanted Mole 33 MAN coiojed. ymnr. General porter work! re.iHUlf:; sit'adv poMuon Apply 5024, 5th Ave, Brooklyn. r.Tr? Fecessary BUS, BOYS.

DISH WASHERS NitrJit shif. oier 18 years; good appear-rtnee; SJ0 a wepk plus meals, uniforms, Applv 3 fo 10 daily. PERSONNEL DEPT 356 W. 50th K. T.

CHI T'lrrnpn onn. App.y Room M-S, manine floor. 60 Hud nn war Clumbr.s St WESTERN UNION TELEORAPH CO. MEN FOR COUNTER WORK Appiy 9 H.m to 12 Nonn Dair NEDICK EVPIOYMENT DEPT. 7 WAY NEAR 2-TH ST V.

c. PAINTERS. EXPERIENCED App 5704 NEW UTRECHT AVE. PAINTERS. WITH BRUSHES.

AT PER DAY. STEADY WORK APPLY FLATBUSH AVE BROOKLYN PORTER and mfssfnar to deliver fow- prf: aood aaiary $17 wik. Flr.srhmaii's 14 wall Manhattan. PORTER. COWIRED.

FOR IE ROOM. APPLY NEWMANS 114 7IH AVE BROOKLYN. POR TERS, kltf Itrlp. PXDTlFnCPd for Appiy DlPMtian. MthO-ais; rti.

fi'h Si. attd 7tU Ave. SODA SANDWICH MAN EXPERIENCED AND BZPSaKwlS APPLY NEWMAN 7TH AVB. SODA MAS Exprirnril. or part tintf; CarslrrV Conlcc'Lton-rty.

Av Brooklyn SUPERINTENDENT. xpf rienced. modern 4-slory, O'XMe Prk. 21 apartmrnt; 3 rooms, Call 10-5. I.

Bra in V) BU K. C. COrt.andt 7-5S95 SUPERINTENDENT exp-tencel repairs: ftniK-up: 3 -ooms, ground floor. $87 50 mm: 1(175 S2d St. BEnson- hnr.st 8-0200 SUPERINTENDENT (i-Iamliy house, up, rleticed.

steam or repairs: 4-room apartment part rent. Inquirt Store. 7310 5 Ave SUPERINTENDENT, rxpetler.ced. 4-ty. 35-family.

icctud A'uia. Scandinavian preferred' salary Writ Nrel.amkiK, 114.i E. Brooklyn. SUPERINTENDENT lor 4n-family upart-merit must be A-l rrechamc: i-room Phone NTEv 8-8214 f-r -i pp, -m: me SUPFRINTENDENT 45 FAMILIES: STEAM. SALARY AND 3-ROOM APARTMENT FIRST FLOOR.

PHO PRES. 4-0232 SUPERINTENDENT 475 BertM 2-room modern apar'merT, rtrigeratlon. Rent $4o Brlir.f Investing Corp BO 9-U430- SUPERINTENDEN1 i. around mechanic: ap innrr.ts. good pav relereiiees Ber-in, 144 Ocean CLo1 evdale 8-1473 WATCHMAKERS EXPITRIENCTD: STEADY WORK WATCH REPAIR DEPARTMENT.

HEARNS. 14TH ST. AND 5TH AVE WINDOW CLEANFRS. k. riien men elevator operator.

davs. Apply Era. piovment, 5r'5 Prospect Place, 'MKiyn YOUNG MAN WANTED FOR SODA FOUNTAIN PAP TIME. 5 WEEK Fl.ATB'lSH AVE, MACHINIST TOOI. DIE MAKDfi.

ln.st rumen; Making S'at UcenMt. METROPOLITAN TECHNICAL SCHOOL, -B0 W. 41m LO A la'ion Shsn rurs Pay le THE DELEHANTY INSTITUTE 7J1 Ik-h C. ETuy. -g00 3-1-! MONTHS' COURSE? IN 12 TRADES.

NEW YORK TRADE SCHOOL 3.S EAST B7 Y. Request CaUlet. Welding Prepate lor WEI.DLNO Bl "3NISO JOBSI HALLER WELDINO SCHOOL 5:2 lVrgeii S' iFialbusnAy 1. NE. I-(H47 24-j5 Bridge Plaza L.

I C. BT- 4M4 CARE RSM EN WOM EN Aeronuntanrr ACCOUNTANTS NEEDED Spectil.l. 'hroiish MS Short Courses under 16 CPA cost, easy term-. Contact Riii-nt Conn Chumoer 8 Brooglyr. TR; 5-5SIS7.

Drafting Home Study DRAFIINti Ft war ir.dus'ries. MEN AND WOMEN tan r.c prepare rapidly. for ii by a course Prepared esp.i to trie nedS Of 'ne eir.e..,.,-. y-i ran go as fast as r.y 'h. short cour.e hone t'UMen a.

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litf S-ib'-i H'i-f -Sim in inflnni t.i Rd.o-T.fv,iioo M-'cil ii ''chti'MM Orvuritmi op-mt'r-r Ton: Raj iehniqn QDir Et. Hpm Study B'rrt'i fi rrt rdTt only Bicyclee 1 2a INDIAN CHIEF AND HARLEY-DAVID- SON. IN PEKrELT Lursui 1 lurs ncce. AT HIGHWAY SERVICE. 1005 OUENTIN ROAD.

Auto Storage 16 DEAD STORAGE. 14 MONTHLY Heated gnrafce. facilities for Inspecting cars If desired. MAin 2-661 1 Wonted Automobile! 17 AUTHORIZED NEW CAR DEALER Will pay best prices lor use '39-'4i can. rsLocunl o-iuo lor quick action.

CARS WANTED immediately; cash waiting; highest priced paid for cars In perfect condition. Cail 6-5578. DON'T HESITATE! Bring your car to us immediately and receive cash. Fialbtish Pontiac. 950 Coney Island Ave.

Windsor B-8841. HIGHEST PRICES PAID Immediate spot cash. Brooklyn Auto Hairs. 1525 Bedford corner Eastern Farawav, Brooklyn. MAin 2-3313 HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR PRIVATE AUTOMOBILES SPOT CASH.

CALL MR. GROOB. SCHUYLER 4-9581. STATION WAGON OR COUPE '39 40 '41 PHONE BL'CK MINSTER 2-2205. SERVICES I'arquet Flooring FLOORS SCRAPFD.

HEFINISHED; IMPROVED UCsTLESS METHOD REASONABLE. ESTIMATES SUBMIT I ED; ANYWHERE. VOGUE FLOOR SCRAPING NEVINS 8-6584. FLOOR SCRAP-aN'-i ROOMS SCRAPED. $2 50: SHELLACKING EXTRA.

GOOD WORKMANSHIP. JORDAN MITCHELL. MAIN 2-5BS5. FLiiCilS LA IB EASY PAYMENT ATLANTIC FLOOR CO. BUCK.

2-6377. PARQUET FLOORS SCRAPED -2 cents a l.iu: 4 or more $2 each. loom MA. 2-8519. 7 HOUSEHOLD TeRVICES-" Cmrprt Cleaning RUGS CLEANED 9x12 dumeshes.

FREE STORAGE for SUMMER months; tacktd-down carptviiig in jo'ir home, coinpiftc m- iraricc. Duke Oancrs. Inc 801 iNci. Vork Ate. PRpsidPRt Chimney Cleaning CHIMNEYS CLEANED roof-pit; ioai.

$3 TiO, $4 Huovfr Vacuum Chimney Cluint-js, TH-ausle 5-H2H ESplanade 7-64ti'. furt Remodeled KUR COATS mnodi'lrd, rplnd, repaired, j. expert fui rT workman Mud it'iar-antefd Royal Fur. 3J7 mite Brook, yn; near Teiejihsn Co. 'IR.

5-517S. WANTED Suit finish. nn: re equipped to press dry cleaned and new low prices. 3-9H7. Kix kunol Insulation INSULATE YOUR HOME Rock wool bW'ii in; save up to 40" fuel; Winter.

in Siinnnrr. JAY INSULATION CO 799 E. 3d 8t BrnoK.yn. WIr.d.-.or 6-5o8H day-f Riven, a.s low a. $K5 pholtterlng 3-PIECE SITTE rewebned.

rellned spr.i'.as rruaiifd your home, S10. expert uuar-aniee 12 years in estimate re-uiihiilstei nip r'vuverinti, lenalrir.a HAUL BL'esm rr 4-4U40. 3-PIECE SUITS -e-: your home. gnartiireed. y- faftmy rxper" rccoveting.

PRes.dent --itnj. Employment Help Wonted Femolo 32 EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY opp'ir'unifv lor advanrenien': 21 lo L'5 vears of inai, ifac'iirina preler recent manila'f who ha' major, c. u.roiil, itu at or onir.e- lo t'ti. live and da Wme lu Box ll-UTO. AT I ENDANT OENKH AL LL.OOK UV TV HOSPMAL EXPERIENCE MENOHMI HOME, ill BLlallWItli AVE BROOKLYN Br Af MCI AN ALL-AROUND EXPERt-FNCED, Silt STAR I'.

BEI'lYS BEAU I SALON. 704 13TH AVE. BE. C4NDY SA1 ES( URLS Theater hoi. 1-10.

aork Suridaye, salary Call Sanitary Cai.u". 13 W. 5-'d Kt N. Y. CHAMBERMAID AI AROUND OIHI EXPERIENCE MENORAH HOME, B71 BIISHWICK AVE BROOKLYN.

CHAMBERMAIDS and with I10-, experience. Kutlted at once. Apply I Keeper. 155 W. 58th 81..

N. Y. and accuiacy aim I.g "-I good nandwriting essential Wn'e -ii. esp. rienre.

reference, salary Bus 51180 COUNTER OIRL. expeneiiceu. to hours 7 JOj JO. no Sundays Be'H iiai.n Bakery 7L'0 Ave, B.nu.s:. MAin roU.NTEeS GIRL.

EXPERIENCED FOR BAKERY. 8l-lg 5TH AVE FINGER WAVER injiucui i- stiail 5 expeiienced or good beg. mm, surrotiiidings. f.apl.iliaae St 'GIRL -DENTAL ASSISTAM'. yXPEKI-ENt'E UNNECESSARY CAU.

IN p. is-SON AFTER 2 110 M. UK. 8CIIMN- MAN. 5J01 4 TH AVE.

GIRL for small Christian real tale fire, general office experience ai'n knou.euke ol insurancr. Box jL.io.i, GIRL YOUNG, I' WHIM: TAKE CARE DENTAL OFFICE, $i0 START. BOX 5988. EAGLE OIHL. to answer telephone, typing $15.

Call Esplanade me- taeen 5-7 Bm I CilRL. yount. for n'tur, huit houi-. Art Kraft DimhhI LnDf-rntorv, 3io full oil St. APplPBitf 7-04R0 Detectives, Cops to Play Benefit Baseball Game Detectives of the 14th district iiud policemen picked by Cait.

Andrew Sarosy of the Meserole Ave. station and Captain McQurenip of ilie Herbert St. station will form the opposing teams In a baseball name at McGoldrick Field, Morgan Ave Greenpoint, Sunday, Sept. 20. at 2 p.m.

The proceeds of the ftume, part of a dotibleheader, will be used to buy cigarettes, tobacco and candy for Greenpoint boy.s in the armed forces. PermLs.sion to use the field was Ifranted by the Rev. John Sumuiers, pastor of St. Cecilia's R. Church.

The other half of the dotibleheader will bring together the St. Cecilia Dodgers and the Diamond A The GreenX)lnt Patriotic OrxaniKttion spon.sorinK the event, vyith Autjust Mullcr Ki'ving as chaninaii. 1 1 ville Club Bill Strickland, Wood- mere court and diamond star who was planning to enter Cornell, may go to Jerry Liguori, ex-Mepham grid and diamond star, has joined the navy. Two other Mepham stars, Fred Korwan and Clair Bartholomew, are also In the tervice. Korwan, one of the Pirates' outstanding wrestlers, is with the U.

S. Maritime Cadet Corps, while Bartholomew, of baseball fame, is with the Coast Guard. Zaiser Quits Truant Post The Mineola Board of Education is expected to name a truant officer to succeed Gene Zaiser this week. Zaiser resigned to go into banking. He is well known as a baseball and basketball official.

Walsh, ex-La Salle M. A. cross-country star, Is now a technical sergeant at Seach Gubelli, out-handing at Oceanside in football, Basketball and baseball, enters Admiral Farragut Academy this Fall. McCarthy, who starred at both Freeport and La Salle M. A.

in three major sports, is being groomed for the quarterback post on the University of Pennsylvania varsity this season, although only a sophomore. Wolf, once grid coach at Freeport, has signed a year's contract as assistant to Hooks Mylln at Lafayette. Troy of Sewanhaka fame is an end candidate at Columbia Sou-minen, another Indian star, is out for a line job at Syracuse. Frank Nocera of the golfing Noceras of Bomhside fame, has been called to Active duty at the Quartermaster's School at Camp Lee, Va. Among the other new coaches signed to Nassau posts are Dave Rcescr and Winston Tuthill.

Reescr, seven years top kick at Blairstown (N. High, takes over football at Tuthill, for 13 years at Greenport iL. High, is to succeed Frank (Sprig) Gardner at Mepham. Weber, who was assistant to Ray Nerrio in basketball at Malverne, will be the new court menter Ed Graham will coach the line under Jimmy Evans at Valley Stream Walter (Brick Stone, ex-Lynbrook miler and currently the NY. AC.

steeplechase star, is scheduled to report for navy duty Sept. 15... Another Lynbiook track star. Johnny Krull. was wed to Janie Davidson of Cleveland recently.

Bona-gura. East Rockaway luminary who Joined the navy on his 17th birthday. March 10. has been reported missing in action. John Holvedt, Great Neck grid itar who has completed his pre-flight training at Chapel Hill, has been transferred to the Navy Base In Chicago.

So has Ensign M. C. A. Carota. ex-Tiger star who is to be an instructor for the Naval Re-Ferves.

Walden, ping pong champion from Maiverne. has a four-year scholarship to George Moll, a member of South-side's Sectional court champions of the 1 040-41 season, has Joined the marines and is at Parris Island Capt. Harry L. Torger.son, ex-Valley P'ream star who is with the marines, was cited for heroism In the rwent battle of the Solomon Islands. Torgerson, best known for his grid exploits, was also a good golfer and an outstanding ice hockey Johnny Kunz, Farmingdaie ace.

is in the navy. Rookies Seek Semi-Pro Trophy The Dodger Rookies will play their biueest game of the season Sunday when they, meet the Manhattan Beach Coast Guard nine in the final of the Intercity Baseball Tournament at Celtic Oval. Avenue 7, and E. 13th Sheepshead Bay. It will be the second half of ft flouhlrhender.

with the opener bringlm; together the Long Island Mohawks and Park Slope Club in playoff for third place. It an equally important game, however, for the Coast Guardsmen, for they are proud of their record on the diamond end would like nothing better than a championship to show for It. The win. rier Sunday will receive the State Semi-Pro Trophy. The tournament Is sponsored by the National Semi-Pro Congress.

Ed Ciambra. who pitched and won his own game last Sunday with ft home run. probably will work for the Rookies. Highland Y.M.C.A. Revises Schedule The boys division of the Highland Park Y.

C. A. announcps now hwlule of ai-tlvitips for Ihe coming Fall and Winter, under the leadership of the new boys' work em-tary. Robert Kane, who comt's liom Rochester. Actlvlnrs for the younger group, the Oia-Y.

composed of boyj from 8 throunh 11 vphts of age, are being liiTcased The Junior-Y program for bov.4 12 through 13 yearn of age. i11 be composed of a balance of flub competition In sporM, intensified swimming and gvm inslruc By JOE LEE Whirlaway and Alsab will finally meet in this Saturday's running of the $25,000 added Nan agansett Special. The meeting of the two stars of the turf world has been looked forward to all season. Not only will they be racing for the $25,000 pot of gold, but they will be contributing for the Army and Navy Relief funds. War Chest Day at Nanagansett was originally scheduled for Sept.

19, but when President James E. Dooley of the Nanagansett Racing Association was informed that Al Sabath wa.s shipping Alsab to New England for the Special, he called in the directors of the association and chanyed the date of Charity i Day so that the greatest turf at traction of many years would Insure a tidy sum for war relief, which is one of the kindest gestures made to date by any race track. Mr. Dooley and his associates may well be complimented. The race between Whirlaway and Alsab assures the fact that the American turf will go far beyond its self-imposed goal of $2,000,000 for the war effort in 1942.

Lieutenant Colonel Taylor, assist- 1 ant director of publicity for the War the action taken by the Narragan-sett Park as one of the most generous that has yet been made by sports in contributing to America' war effort. Whirlaway has been assigned top weight of 130 pounds for 'the Special while Alsab gets in with 122, which should make things even-steven between the two, despite the fact that Alsab was measured by Marriage in his latest effort. BRIOLE BITS A crowd of 7.751 was on hand at Aqueduct yesterday and the handle registered $586439, the smallest figures in attendance and betting for the meeting, due to the inclement weather There were two claims In the last race Star of Padula was claimed by the Goonchall Stable while Thrilt was picked up by Mrs. E. D.

Jacobs Wendell Eads, who fell off Chop Chop shortly after the start of the fourth race, was not seriously hurt. Arnold Hanger sold Roman Flag to L. H. Nimkoff. The price of the sale was not announced Jockey Lester Balaski will be on the local scene The lad is scheduled to ride Occupation in the Cow-din Occupation has arrived at Belmont Park The Marsch speedster apparently shipped well and appeared to be in the best ot condition Paul Lycan shipped his stable from Nanagansett Park to California in the hopes that racing will be continued in that Slate this Winter.

OUie Hehcus is the latest steeplechase rider to sulfer serious injury ilk the growing list of mishaps this season The lad was rushed to the Maryland General Hospital with a crushed chest after his mount. Happy Nevis, fell and rolled over the rider Marriage, conqueror of ALsab at Washington Park, has been shipped to New York where he is eligible for two important distance races The horses of H. P. Headley and A. C.

Ernst are also heading East for engagements here in New York Jo. key Allied Shclhamer will ride Valdina Farms' Rounders in the Narragansett Special while Ferrell Zufelt villi have the leg up on Valdina Orphan in the same race Shut Out is in excellent condition The leader of the three-year-old division turned in a good workout at Belmont Park, being clocked in 1:56 3-5 for a mile and a furlong The son of Equiixwse is being pointed for the Lawrence Realization. tion. The senior program, ages from 14 through 16. will be featured by club basketball, boxing, swimming and gymnastic instruction.

Because of a need for more girls' activity In this community, the Highland Park Y. M. C. A. will offer girls a program of swimming and crafts for the Winter schedule.

BE 100 WITH YOUR BUYWAitiOXDS Queen. Cotintv Joi key cluo meeting, at Aqueduct 1 45 111. YACHTING Fall Race W-el Vtanhassrt Bay Y. C. Fort Washington, 1.50 m.

lulrei I.a'ne M.iler, C.llr.der. Lais Mash Schooi, 1043 1 40th.