Iron County Record | 1929-06-26 | Page 3 | Women Willing to Work Way on Ocean Liners

Women Willing to Work Way on Ocean Liners Modern women hear th the call of the sea just as Insistently as do their adventurous adventurous ad nil venturous brothers Judging by ship shipping shipping ping companies companies' Ion long waiting lists of wt w wi-ien wi ten len seeking jobs on ocean liners Hundreds of applicants for positions position is stewardesses conductresses nurses manicurists hairdressers hairdresser and shop nt D' on shipboard present them elves elres to shipping companies week weekly I Many Hany of them hem lire are women of good mirth and education and wit with h a n love lore of travel but who en cannot n not afford world tours and are ure willing to work thell way In order to get them Shipping officials point out however that shipboard jobs are lire so strenuous and oDd exacting that there Is no chance for the woman who takes them as ns n II means of cheap travel 1 getting to 0 set sec of the world while she Is work workIng lug Ing In a n liner