Show 2 THE OGDEN (UTAH) I IUO There is immediate need for stenographers and typists at military bases in this vicinity Bryant T Cash manager of the Board of U S Civil Service Examiners said today Most stenographers are being Man t aU Gnia IMM1HWU hired in grade GS-- which has a These positions are to be filled starting salary of $2950 a year at Utah General Depot Clearfield 3 to GS-- carry salGrades GS-aries from $2750 to $3175 a year 2 and Typists in grades GS-3 pay salaries ranging from $2500 to $2950 a year 2 Naval Supply Depot and Hill Air Force Base as well as at all other federal installations in Utah except Tooele Ordnance Depot Deseret Chemical Depot and Dug- way Proving Grounds In addition stenographers will if they so desire be considered foi employment with the Depart- ments of Army Air Force and Navy in Washington D C Complete information may be obtained at the offices of the U S Civil Service Board of Examiners for Departments of Air Force Army and Navy Room 220 Post Office building 4 1 ! 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What every good cook knows: 25c can 12-oun- ce local IMITATIONS 4 cans 98c J Mil 65c 79c loaf Presenting the trophy was Rex Harris assistant manager of the OF 15c Shurfine school (sb BEWARE 78c 29c Little Boy Blue No 2 V can ems 1 arts contest ' conducted at the TOPS IN QUALITY! 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