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That's what this year's crop of sirl graduates needs to make the grade in big-time bo say some or America s time out from the busy marts words of advice to 1951 young Bern ice Fiti-Gibbon, advertising director of Gimbel's. New York department store, issued the "more bounce to the ounce" prescription a recent commencement ad dress ts the (raduatinz class of the Tobe-Coburn school for fashion careers, and added: 'There'a too little yeast In the young these days. . . the majority of youni graduates that Dour out of the colleen every June are not kicking over anv traces they're plodding, along as meekly ana mildly as anv conservative and cautious old dobbin." Clameur Jobs In Demand There are more job opportun ities than there are girls to fill them this year, aaya Ruth Hough ton, director of the placement bur eau of Barnard college, New York. The trouble la that the girls all want glamour jobs, while the open ings available often aeem unro mantic. The greatest number of job op portunities for young women this year, she says, are in the fields of physics and mathematics, chemis try, social work, librarians, the medical field) and secretarial work. She adds: "There is a great demand for girls with physics or mathematics majors, in all kinds of work industry, business, teaching aud government work." Mathematics majors, says Miss Houghton, are being offered $55 a week in actuarial work for insur ance companies, while the govern ment pays the highest salaries. A 22-year-old with no experience can earn a starting salary of 13,100 a yesr from Uncle Sam. Cirls Net Skilled The jobs most wanted by the girls, however, says Miss Hough ton, run in this order: publishing houses, advertising agencies, radio and television, research and psy chological work. She adds: "Most of the girls have no skills, and most of the jobs require a knowledge of typing and ahorthand. So we have the old problem of fitting the girl to the job." Despite all the hurdles, this year'a graduate has a rosy future, in the opinion of Sarah Pennoyer, vice president of James McCreery and Co., another big New York department store. Says she: "Any youngster arriving on the scene at thia moment comes in under a lucky business star. As a nation, we must produce all we can and sell all we produce. What an opportunity for Uncle Sam's daughter, provided she's chip off the old American block!" Want Te Start At Top Dorothy Shaver, president o( Lord and Taylor, New York, says to the new generation: "A different world haa been built In my time. Teaching men to live in it will happen in yours." Stephanie larlwright, noled fab ric designer and manufacturer, says: 'Today's kids all aeem to want to start at the top. without taking time to learn the ropes." But Sarah Uibson Blading prese- dent of Vassar college, takes slight issue with those who want our prospective csreer girls to be sat isfied with bait a loaf, and advises them: Don't be too timid to reach for what you want, and don't aet your sights too low. IADIO SUVICINO Hansen's Rodio Service. SuSheflin. Radio Doctors. Phone $-7456. Free Pickup ond Delivery. humsino Kier-Crooch Plumbing Co . SI 7 South Stephens. Phone 3-5377. Johnson Plumbing 4 Supply Co., 915 Garden Volley Rd Bus Phone 1-5665. Rti. Phone 3 8131. Horrls Plumbing i Heating Co., 105 South Stephens. Phone 3-81 73. Coen Supply Co. Phone 3-4461 . Terp's Plumbing. Phone 3-7266. HIATINO R. Ritimon Heoting Co. Hot Water ond Steam Oil Burners. 1703 lron. Phone 3-8267. lltCTtlCIANS RIDENOUR ELECTRIC 1600 N tStephens Phone 3-7303 AL'S ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP Phone 3-4301 602 Wincheter DuFreme Electric. Phone 3-5222. A-l Electric Co. tformerly Ac Elee.l. Phone 3 835S 2023 Myrtle Ave. WASHINO MACHIN8 SfRVICi I J. E. NeAterry's Wathlng Machine Service 102 W Commeil Ave nue. Phone 3-3591 Washing Machine Service. Kmfy'l Ap pliance Repair, 310 N. Jackson. Phone 3-3091. flI IXTINGUISHI R SIRVICI Fl-e Eauloment Co . 220 N Main. Glenn H. Taylor. Ph. 3 7134 DECORATORS Pointing ond Paper Hanging ft I H. L "Woorty" Wrd Phone 3-4241 Need More job competition. top career women, taking of trade to issue . rrolden hopefuls. Fictitious Names , Used By M. Cohen For Bank Deposits LOS ANGELES (Pi -Gambler Mickey Cohen kept at least two safe deposit boxes under fic ticious names, say federal witnes ses, during the period he is ac cused of evading $156,123 in income taxea. Miss Aurora Incl testified that Cohen rented boxes under the names of Allsn Weiner and Don ald Duits while ahe was employed at varioua Hollywood banks. U. S. Atty, Ernet Tolin said ad ditional witnesses would tell o f other boxes rented by Cohen un der aliases. Miss Lend waa a witness at the trial of Cohen and hia wife La vonne on charges they they failed to pay enough income taxes in IMS. 1947 and IMS. Bank President Resigns Another witness waa a bank pres ident -who resigned after public disclosure he loaned Cohen 135,000. He ia Harold W. Brown, former head of the Hollywood State bank. He left his post "to avoid embar rassment to the bank" after Cohen told the Kefauver senate crime investigation committee of the loan last November. Brown testified the money was repaid. Bail bondsman Louis Glasser testified Cohen had property val ued at 1250,000 in IMS. Cohen and several of his men were charged in March, 1949, with numerous vio lations in connection with the beat- The Oakland Trader Says: $ $ SAVH $$ 1 A LOT OF OTHER FOLKS DID FROM MY AD LAST WEEK. And another big shipment of a well-known brand of STOVES and REFRIGER ATORS I ethics prevents mention of the name) has arrived and I will save YOU up to $45.00. THANKS! Silver Walnut Bedroom Sets, 25 Off, Open Stock Dinette Sets, Table and Four Chairs, $75.00 Runs, Light Weight Print, 9 x1 1", Regular Price S.2S, NOW , MORI IARGAINS IN BOTH NEW AND USED WI BUY, SELL, TRADE THE Barton Slane usiimess BEE HIVE RENTAL SYSTEM Cera Pickups Trucks Long or Short Trips KEN ELLISON 740 South Stephens Phone 3-7412 CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 904 S. Stephens Ph. J 5594 Royal Typewriters Victor Adding Machines Soltt and Sejrvlet Rntolt Fast, Dtpndabl Scrvlct Ken's Office Equip. 3t lent Slept).,,!. Pk. I-S4U' CLEANING Fine Rugs Furniture. Autos UPHOLSTERING Repsih-Krmodelinf CUSTOM MAOI spert Furniture Cle.ners Phone 13191 Free Pickup and Pr-litOr Free Estimates ThurtM Jim 14, 1MV Tfce Newvleview, tswtbartj, Ore, 7 ing of a radio repairman, Al Pear son. Cohen furnished bail bonds for all. listing his home at $100,000, personal property at $50,000, busi ness interests at $95,000 and hia bank account at $5,000. The men laler were acquitted. A furrier, A. I. Lipaey, tesUfied he delivered a $3,000 mink coat and a $2,400 atone marten cape to Mrs. Cohen in 1MT. California U. Faculty Denies Red Infiltration BERKELEY, Calif. OP) A university of California faculty committee baa labeled "false and shocking" a state aenate commit tee's charge that the school haa been Infiltrated by Communists. The aenate committee charged in a report to the legislature last week: "There can not be the slightest doubt about the existence of stu dent Communist organisations at the University of California." , The university's f.culty commit SAVE! ON COSTLY WEAR ON OVER-ALL ON TIRES REPAIR COST OAKLAND TRADER OAKLAND, OREGON Directory Excavating Road Building Cerry-Alll T.ert.r Jkerelt Befteeeers. Halt ee Centre r 208 t Pine Ph. S-7534 IEE M0RTENSEN, INC. TOOL RENTALS Floor Sanders and Edgers Itelt Sandrra floor Polishers and Scrubbers Paint Spravlns Equipment DOUGLAS PAINT HDWI 90 S. Staph.. Ph.ee 1-6 1 67 Open Till 8 HARGIS ELECTRIC Specialists Rarfle, ftetrigerettee, Hemeheld Appliance Service 20 Years Eiperience All Work Guaranteed Itll. Cess St. PhMel-6AS Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windows, Sash, and Frames Mill en4 Mather Ph.n. 1." '34 R0SEBURG PAVING CO. Aipholt Paving Custom Blodlnn Ottl-a: 614 S Mnln TAtpheite 1-61 SI Free Irrimetee "Bill" LOHlter LAWN GRADING 0 Fr.e Lawn Estimates - Phone 3-7S44 or Evening" Phnn. 3-6437411 Pacific Blrlg GARDEN VALLEY NURSERY and LoodKOpmg Co. Frank Dtnton Roy Knott tee on academic freedom retorted: 'There is absolutely no evidence that a single member of the fac ulty ia Communist." It further as serted that no eampua Communist organization are known to exist among students, faculty or employee. Enraged Neighbor Guns Three Mtn To Death CANTON, Tex. - (JP) Three men were shot to death on a dirt road about five miles north of this esst Texaa town Tuesday by an enraged neighbor brandishing a buck-shot loaded shotgun. District Attorney Joe Tunnel! of Van Zandt county said three charges of murder bad been filed against U. S. Denney, about 45, s neighbor of the three killed. Dead were George Dixon, Ben Taylor and Steve Bolt, Tunnell aaid Denney told him the shooting began because he "was tired of Taylor telling things on me." Don't cjamble em won part. Drive hi today for rapid service. BUDGET TERMS ON ANY REPAIRS OR OVERHAULS. HANSEN MOTOR CO. Oak t Stephens Dial 3-444i $5.95 Phone 2169 It's Cheaper To Build With Concrete! Call Us For ... Pro-Mixed Concrete Sewer Pipe Culvert Pipe Drein Tile Equipment Rentals Pre-MIx Concrete, Inc. 44t let Secon4 Aveeee I DIAL 1-4248 "Individualized Floor of Beoutility." ft lsiJ LI eiet ft CarpHif lubber TU ft Aephalt Tilt ft rormlM Toaa l V emotion BUnde Otn t TO U 1 J Mil UTlMATtS FLOOR COVERING 222 Wert Oak Ptwee 1-4)1)7 CHIMNEY BLOCKS Lite-Rock Building Block Concrete Building Blocks Chrystalite Tile Plant 3750 N. Stephens 3-6944 Ql - '- 'm w 1 - o .
