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410 York RoadJenkintown
A R D ~ l o n E
who f ornzerly wereemployed by us 0 0
P le as a nt w o rk i ng c ondi t io ns ,
A Certified Laundry
ing'slightly less and some are earning more; bu t positions are
now
open in which the $32.00 salary can bea t ta ined in on ly t h r
ee months .
YOUR FORMER JOB IS OPEN
peop le you will be g la d to have as friendsand companions , p
rov ide an add it iona l in ducement. Vacations with pay, and
regularsa lary increases are all p a rt o f the picture.
C ome to any of the Employment Officeslisted bela'" and t al k o
\' er y our bus in es sf u tu re w i th a friendly Supervis,?r.
Ful l t ime employment is ava ilab le fo r anthose wh o wish
it.
an d left to fulfill their patriotic d ut y a ndwent t o wor k
in defense p lan ts a n d o th e rwar indus t r ies I
Call us, o r c ome 111 and discuss it with us.We will be glad to
S o ~ e you.
Any o th e r women who wOlllcl like to work.here with us in a
modern IIp-to-date plantunder p leasan t working condi t ions are
alsowelcome.
TO ALL WOMENAND GIRLS
ST. MARY'S LAUNDRY
or call Enterprise 1-0100
itA FRIENDLY PLACE TO WO RK"Rooin 315, McClqtchy Bldg., 69th
& Market Streets
Upper Darby1631 Arch Street
Philadelphia45 Anderson Avenue
Ardmore
January 24, 1946.
SUBURBAN PHILADELPHIAGO 0D JOBSWITHAFUTURE ...FOR GIRLS IN
SALES@SERVICE
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA
PEOPLE ARE USING the te lephonemo re t h an ever. Telephone
trafficis a lmost ce r ta in to keep on increasing.That's why there
's an unusual opportunityt od a y f o r g ir ls s ta rt ing to work
for Th eBell Telephone Company.
Th e pay is good. The starting rate formostjobs in the la
rgcrsuburban communit ies is$28.00 for a 5-day weck. Many gi rl s ,
aftero nl y t hr ee m on th s with the Te lephoneCompany, are
making salaries of more than$32.00 for each 5 0 day week. Some a re
earn
NEW RADIOSRECORD PLAYERSRECORD CHANGERSElectrical Appliances
REPAIRED
AVAILABLE NOW3-Way BulbsMed. and MogUl BaseLumiline Bulbs
ESSEXREPAIR SHOP124 ESSEX AVE.Phone 2135Narberth, Par
Figures IncludeDisabled 'Men TakingPractical Training
Vets EnrollmentJncreases 26%
I Mid-Winter enrollment of veterans in schools and on-the-
jobtraining increased 26 p er c en tIduring the month of December
toestablish a total in-training figure of 131,398, it was
announcedby the Veterans Administra tion.This is an actual increase
in enr o llme nt o f 27,872 over the December 1 f ig ur e of
103.526. OnJanuary 1. 1945, t her e were only I22,223 veterans
going to schooland learning on-the-job.The recently-approved amendm
en ts t o t he Servicemen's Readjustment A ct o f 1944 (the G.
I.Bil l> prOViding, among other LITTLE PAMELA WARDEN,
18-month-old daughter o f M r.th ings, for incr e as ed sUbsistance
and Mrs. Robert Warden. of 55 W . Princeton Rd.. Cynwyd. is
theallowances and removing age re-strictions and declaring that
bene- younges t o f t hr ee c hi ld re n. S he a nd h cr col li e
dog are great' fits received under the law wou ld f ri en ds , and
from the looks of this pic turc, she i8 just waitingnot be deduc
ted f rom any possible i for the chance to j o in h im in some
fun.future bonus, will result in addi - :...
(.;c.o..lI.rt.c.sll..N.a.rl.lI.ll_S
..tll.d.iO....A.r.d.l1.,o.r.c)...t ional thousands of veterans
tak-'ing tra ining, VA officials said.There are now 91,176
veterans'attending school and taking training und er t he
Servicemen's Re-'adjustment Act and 40,222 dis-,abled ve te r ans
takinR advantage'of training under PUb li c Law 16. '
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SEl ;T ION
Owned and Operated byF. B. TIERCE & CO.
It may b e mon th s before you will b e a bl eto get delivery o
n e i th e r an electric rangeor water heater. \Ve ar e fortunate
in havi ng j us t a few. AC T QUICKLY, if youwant one.
May Prevent You FromObtaining ou r New Quality
'Electric Range orWater Healer
Heavily InsulatedHot Waier Heaters(Gas and Electric)
Authorized Dealers lor Phi lco Producb, Kelvinator
Relrigf'Tators,Bendix Washers . Duchess Washers , R. C. A. and
Custom Made Kltfhen Cabinets, \
SUBURBANElectrical Appliance Co.
UNLESS YOU BUY NOWTHE STEEL STRIKE.
B r y ~ O ~ ~ W r 24 Ardmore Arcade, Ardmore, Pa. A r : ~ O o ~
:0564 564 Lancaster Ave., Haverford, Pa. 5757
These heaters (we h:wf ' both Ras and electric)are madc by one
of the best manufacturers ofh e a t i n ~ equipment in the United
States. Wehav e b ee n f or tu n at e i n obt ai ni ng t he m. The
ycome in 30 and 50 gallon capacities and arepriced from $129.50 for
the 30 gal lon ga s unitto $149.95 for the 50 gallon electr ic u ni
t i nstalled.
THE GOVERNMENT'S new housing programIs just s o m ue h t a lk
thus far .. Sideline dOUbtersst iB wonder whether the plan Will
work.The Government i n te nds to give veterans toppreference in
sales or renta ls of newnomes costoing $10.000 or less, and channel
50 per cent otscarce bUilding materials into the constructionof
these dwelJings.It i s general ly believed that only 400,000
newhomes will be buil t in 1946. Most bui ld er s w il lbe Incl
ined to bui ld homes to top cei ling levels. Somethingdrasticmust
be done to channel enough mate ri a ls in to the hous ing proog
ram. A s y et . n o s u ch action appears to be in sight. '
AMERICA'S MAJOR COMMERCIAL AIRLINES &'le ~ v - : k e y i n gf
or t he big race to see who wil l be the first to carry the
greatest
number of passengers In the shortest t ime between major
cities.Pennsylvama Central. American. United, Eastern Airlines
andothers an' speeding reconversion o f f as t, fourengined
skylinersformer ly used a s m i li t ary t r anspor ts to take ~ a
r e of increasedpassenger loads.PCA. f or examp le . I s puttlng t
he b ig p la ne s o n during JanuaryIn an e ff or t t o b ri ng
\Vash ing ton and Ch icago on a three hour and24 mInute schedule.
near lyan hour less than the tormer runs.
In.4iJe.WASHINGTONSee Schwellenbach Shunted IDoubt Whether
Government'sInto Background by Truman Hous in g Pr og ram Will
Work
Special to Central Press WASHINGTON-Capital observers are
wondering ' i f :Secretaryo f L abor Lewis SchweJlenbach is go in g
t o be s hunt ed i nt o t hebackground on government labor matters,
as was his predecessor,Frances Perkins.Like Roosevelt. President
Truman appears more and more to be. a ct ing a s his own labor
secretary. ,With the a d v i c ~ ot John R. Steel-man. former direc
tor of the conciliation service. Many importantlabor decisions stem
directly from t he White HOuse.Labor department officials i ns is t
t he re i s nocool ing off between Schwellenbach and Mr, Tru-'man.
But some o f t he m wonder just how closetheir bOBS is to t he gove
rnment 's l a bor polleydecisions.
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