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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-22
H ERE'S MORE ABOUT
EUROPE IS STUNNED

Russian pact Uoufd make il
impossible, as ID Was seen
here, for Japan to join the
Rome-Berlin arts IN a military
alliance because Russia is
Jdpan's greatest potential en-
emy and Japan could not ally
herself with the Nozis II Ger
many Were unable TO help her.
A German-Russian pact would
mark another radical departure
from Hitler's previous basic
policies.
Many students Of European
politics have held for years
that a German Russian alliance
would be ct once logical and
the greatest possible disaster
to European countries nj large.
A Russian German pact would
have important repercussions In
British domestic politics.
Liberals, Laborites and Churchill-
ian conservatives have repeatedly
warned Neville Chamberlain Of the
possibility OF Russian-German
Improvement unless he quit try
ing what they called his effort TO
dupe the Russians.
On the other hand, such pact
would provide ammunition for
those conservatives who have as
serted continually Russia would
only double-cross Britain in any
event.
British diplomatic quarters pre-
fer to think at present that the
principle Importance Of the an
nouncement was its psychological
effect, and that fundamentally the
situation was unsltered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-22
Youth Who Shot at Officer
Admits Robbery in Seattle

A 1e-year-old transient "des-
perado," who told police I'm born
TO hang. faced serious charges
Tuesday as officers prepared 10
turn him over to the states prose-
cutor.
orville Toiand. Hannibal. Mo-.
youth who nurses 4 Trudge
against society because he lost a
leg In a street car accident when
he was five years old. was 10 be
transferred from the city jail 10
the county jail Tuesday after
noon.
Toland was captured Thursday
night by Patrolman Rick johnson.
who risked his life In the arrest
when Toland fired two shots At
him shontly after robbing a local
grocery store.
Faces Serious Charges
Police Lieut.. william Fsrrar
ordered the transfer Of custody
late Tuesday morning. Al the
same time he reported his find.
ings TO Prosecutor Thor C. Toilet.
son. recommending that charges
OF highway robbery and first de-
gree assault be flied against To-
land.
Shortly before. under continued
grilling. Tolsnd admitted another
armed robbery IN Seattle two
days before his arrest here. lie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-22
AUSTIN'S RITES
SET WEDNESDAY

Funeral services for Harry c.
Austin, secretary of the Pierce
county taxation bureau who died
Sunday, will be held Wednesday at
10 a. m. from st. Patrick's church.
The cortege will leave the family
home, 721 No. L St, at 9:45 a. m.
Interment in Calvary cemetery
under direction of Cassidy 4
Allen will follow the services.
The body will be taken to the
home at 5 o'clock Tuesday evening
and will remain there In state
until the funeral hour. The rosary
will be recited Tuesday at s p. m.
at the church.
Pallbearers will include V. j.
Wilson of Seattle. Henry o. Foss,
NJ. H. Corey, William Gillespie, D..
J. Young and Edwin c. Miller.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-22
Poles Still
Calm Midst
Udr Plans
Pro mise to Resist
Attack; Germans
Leave Warsaw


Poland will fight aggression.
despite announcement Of an
impending German Soviet
treaty. informed Warsa W
sources said today.
The sources described the pact
as unexpected fireworks and
tactical maneuvers in the inter
national poker game"
Political quarters added that
Poland never counted on Russian
aid in the event Of conflict with
Germany, and that a Soviet force
on Polish soil would be regarded
as great menace to Poland as
the presence of German troops.
we merely counted on possible
economic assistance from Soviet
Russia. particularly in raw ma
terials and supplies" an official
spokesman said. Polish political
quarters expressed hope delivery
of such supplies would not be af-
fected by a Soviet-German pact II
Russia is in position to supply
them. and is willing to do so.
II was learned In Warsaw
that . majority Of the Ger
man colony. especially bank
ers and business men, are
planning 10 evacuate their
families from Poland by next
Sunday.
Many Germaps, as well as
Britons and some Americans, left
Warsaw today on international
trains to western Europe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-22
S6,oso AWARD
MADE BY BOARD

The city board of contracts and
awards announced Tuesday Il had
awarded the orsybar Electric ca.
of Tacoma the contract Ia furnish
5000 insuiators for the light de-
psrtment's new li0.o0o-voit trAns-
mission line from the cushmsn
substation 10 the tideflsts sub
station. Tho insulstors viii cost
"a, 900.
The board win receive bids nsxt
week on other materials for the
line.
Richard a. Nightingale. chief
electrical engineer Of ths light
department. said the route for the
line IL being surveyed and pre-
dicted that actual work viii start
within . month. II 10 expected
10 be finished by March.
Ne estimated the undertaking
would cost $4,000.
The nsv line. Nightingale said.
viii double the Industrial areas
present supply Of electrical power.
experimenting and independent Of
the two 50.00o-yoIt circuits nav
serving this tidsflats, and ssxur-
ing uninterrupted ssrvIcs.
The line will extend along .
ie-miis route. starting from tbs
Cushmsn substation II No. 18th
and Washington n. and leading
10 the South Tacoma subsfntion.
from WHARF, n will follow the
90 .ooo-voit Nisqusiiy lima 10 tbs
tidefiafs Increasing thu voltage
In that line 10 10000 volts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-22

said he stuck up the proprietor
OF the Hsnley Woo grocery store.
1891 Broadway. Seattle. Aug. 10.
obtaining $40 In cash.
Awaits Report
Although Toland confessed he
had served an fs-month term In
the Montana state Industrial
school for robbery Of . store. and
later admitted he also served .
six-month term for grand larceny
in Butte. Mont. Lieut.. Farsr
awaited report from the federal
bureau Of investigation In Wash
ington. d. c. 10 see whether To-
lands record was even more COM
plioated.
Police found they were dealing
with . "case-hardened customer"
a. the surly but laxative youth
whose boyish freckies and slim
meas testified 10 HIS adolescence
remained In their custody.
Arrived "Wednesday
Toiand arrived In Tacoma last
Wednesday night. At the end 81
his trail "on the bum lie spent
the night In . hobo jungle camp
on the fideflsis Thursday night
he used a .3s esiiber pistol 10
hold Up Ben stevens. grocery store
operator At 1904 80. Tacoma ave.
He bound his victim and left.
An hour later. his suspicious
actions caused PatrolmAn John
son 10 halt him. without warn
ing. the youth whipped out his
gun and fired. ~ johnson dneksd.
Thsy Ersppled. and the gun dis
charged a second time. johnson
subdned the youth and dissrmed
him. but injured hls back In the
violence 81 the struggle.
Ths patrolmsn remained st
home on the disabled list Tues
day. Police Sergeant sherman
Lyons said he sss considerably
improved and would return 10
duty Wednesday OF Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Applications for marriage
licenses have besn filed with
County Auditor 4. CLIFFORD Davis
by Walter Lloyd. ~. Of Tacoma.
and Virginia psssfnssf. ~. of
ksiso. Carl Arthur rreiln. n. and
Selma N. Boon. n. hath 81 Ia
coma: Joan ROLAND Woody. "a.
ana Matilda Johanna vsiish. ~.
both of Tacoma: orviIls Hsststtsr.
r.. Al. and Amy Aaris Anderson.
10. both u Tacoma: oryIils Astor
oss. ~. Milton. and Mildred Mar
Earst Mills. ~. Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-22
More Comfort Wearing
FALSE teeth

No longer does the vesrer Of q loo<s
dental plate have 20 endure the dfs-
comfort ana embarrassment IL causes.
FASTEETH. an alkaline fnon-ecfdD
oentuHe powder. sprinkled on upper
or lower plates. holds them flrmsr
and makes them feel more comfort
able. No zummT zoofy pasty tskA
or feeling Being alkaline FAe-
TEETH relieves yum soreness cue 70
chatting Of . yabbly plate o. 70 ca
ce4xiYe acid mouth. Get YA6TxETH
O. youY erue9iEts-A1v.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-22
FRANCE CALLS
MORE TROOPS
French Fear Hitler
May Take Action at
Any Moment
FRANCE

France began calling army spe-
cialists to the colors today. as gov
eminent leaders started urgent
consultations with Frances allies
on the announcement rhat Ger
many and Russia were negotiating
q non-aggression pact.
1t was understood the men be-
ing called were highly skilled
technicians, such AZ those called
out year ago when war was
threatened over Germany's de-
mands on Czechoslovakia.
Reliable sources said news
Of the German-Russian agree
ment had been an absolute
surprise TO both the French
and British governments.
Anxiety was felt lest Adolf
Hitler, seeking to profit by con-
fusion in Paris and London, might
take action in the Danzig dispute
at any moment
Foreign Minister Georges Bonnet
arranged to telephone to London
to get the views of the British
government as soon as he reached
his office.
Consultations were started with
Poland through the Polish en-
bassy in Paris and the French en-
bassy at Warsaw.
A special report was ordered
from the French military mission
in Moscow, and from the French
embassy there on the chance Of
salvaging something from the
French British negotiations to
bring Russia into an anti-aggres-
sion alliance.
Poland seemed mistaken. IL
had been only with the great
est reluctance that Poland had
envisaged the prospect of even
limited aid from Russia In
event Of war, and like Ru-
mania had strongly opposed
any idea Of Russian troop
movements on Polish soil.
What was called Stains action
In shaking hands with Hitler so
soon after the Spanish civil war,
and at time when Poland was
threatened and the most import
ant stage had been reached in
French British Russian negotia-
tions, was bitterly criticized.
Diplomatic circles were slow in
recovering from the shock of the
German announcement. Most OBJ
servers appeared to feel it would
hasten solution of the Danzig, and
possibly of the Polish corridor,
problems to Hitler's complete
satisfaction, and mean the with
drawal of Russia from participa-
ton in European affairs.
Others, however, asserted a
non-aggression pact with Ger
many could hardly alter the
position which Russia has
taken all along on Poland.
These, quarters felt Russia
would continue TO insist on
modernization OF Nazi de-
mands against Poland, on the
theory that otherwise Ger
many would become the I'M
questioned master Of Europe,
with its power extended to
the banks OF the Vistula.
The paper Cesoir, Soviet mouth
piece here, called the pact nego-
tons a success for the U. s.
S. RS peace policy" and demanded
that Premier Edouard Daladier go
to Moscow personally and by plane
If he wished to salvage the British
French Russian negotiations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-22
LAMBERT TO SPEAK
AT FORUM WEDNESDAY

Pred 5. Lambert viii speak on
Abundance for the Aged ct the
open forum 10 BE- held Wednesday
night Il iiosis Broadway. The
meeting. open without charge 70
the public. IL sponsored By the
American Foundation for Abana-
ancs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-22
British Prepare Possible
Evacnation of Hong Kong

japanese reports admitted %
Russian planes had raldcd the I'm.
portsnt railroad terminus al
Hailunarshan.
japanese army men admitted.
dispatches said. that Russian
troops still were east 81 khalka
river. hut declined 10 estimate
their strength. This admission.
made to Frederick opp~r. United
Press staff correspondent Al the
front. meant Russians still were
on the Manchukuo side of the
river. despite announcements At
various times that japanese
troops had started q decisive Of.
fensive TO Gust them.
Embatsied China. aiussss
alone Of the nations ~ M
world. welcoued the repsrts
that Russia and Gesmaay
would negotiate . treaty.
To China. n meant The pes-
ability that her friend. Soviet
Russia. would ~ Jeff fire. IN
the Far East b attend "a hes
enemy. Japan.
n meant that Russia need no
more fear the possibility OF Z
German attack, 4 fear which had
us.a l...s ~. .n..tsl-- A. A.. ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-22
Loss OF KEYS BRINGS
SHAME TO DETECTIVE

BIRMINGHAM, Ala - When
City Detective J. n. Bryan re-
ported for work. he was virtually
incspaeitsted. While making an
investigation, Bryan lost the keys
TO the police car and his hand
euffa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-22

said he stuck up the proprietor
OF the Hsnley Woo grocery store.
1891 Broadway. Seattle. Aug. 10.
obtaining $40 In cash.
Evening star., 1939-04-23

%HE answered, Seven are
we" Like the little girl
~ in Wordsworth's famous
poem, this might be the answer of red
headed Clara Ogilvie MacI cInnis, when
asked about either her business or her
private life. She and her six Ogilvle
sisters have worked successfully to-
gether in building up a business with
headquarters in New York and with
branches in other cities and in Europe.
But more Importantly from the point
of view of this page, they kept house
together for years, and still look upon
the big New York apartment as home.
Even now we have not less than
six or eight for dinner every night,
Clara says. And we are all fond OF
food and all know good deal about
cooking. Mother did most of her own
cooking, even to baking her own
bread. And as each of US grew up. she
saw to it that we had experience IN the
kitchen. We were born and raised IN
California. Then Gladys came to New
York and after a while Beth and
Georgina came to visit her. And
finally we all came.
''Since then we've developed in
dividual food preferences. of course.
But we don't have the least trouble in
setting a table that pleases us all
"As family, we enjoy having one
hearty, hot savory dish, good leafy
salad with a tangy dressing, and
rather light dessert. Among the hearty
dishes is baked tongue and mush-
rooms"
This is the kind of dish l think
readers will like - here is the recipe:
Baked Tongue ond Mushrooms
pound cold boiled tongue
pound mushrooms
a cup butter
teaspoons flour
2 cups boiling water
2 bouillon cubes
3 anchovies, boned
l teaspoon minced onion
tablespoon lemon juice
teaspoon salt
q teaspoon pepper
Cut tongue into H-inch slices. re-
Evening star., 1939-04-23
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
THIS FOOD SATISFIES SEVEN SISTERS

until water is almost evaporated' Last
add a cup of sour cream ana let II
simmer until the veal is tender.
A sweet dish - but not particu-
,arlv Eight" one - which the Ogllsie
family serves with gusto is the rather
unusual noodle pie.
In making this, you start OH ny
using pound of noodles and cooking
them in boiling salted water, accord
ing to instructions on the package,
Now cream cup of butter and blend
one cup of sugar into it. Add two
beaten eggs and beat the mixture
until it is light. Add about twenty
five almonds, blanched and chopped,
a half cup of raisins and a teaspoon OF
vanilla. Mix we'll together, and coih-
blne with the well-drained noodles.
Turn into buttered baking dish and
bake in a moderate oven (35O0 F. for
about half an hour,
Next to the rice pancakes which
their mother used to make IN the
Pacific Coast days. the sisters enjoy
corn waffles, which are toOthsOme.
Corn Wofflss
2 eggs. separated
cup milk
tablespoon melted butter
% cup fresh or canned corn
~ cups slfted flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon sugar
n teaspoon salt
Beat egg yolks until light and COM
blne with milk. butter and corn. Mix
and sft dry ingredients and stir IN
first mixture. Fold in stiff1y beaten
cgg whites. Bake on hot waffle ,ront
Yield: to portions.
Evening star., 1939-04-23
A Family Treat

We think YOU will rejoice over the
speeiuI recipes for eokss ond desserts
- not expensive. dsIieots yet SUBJ
stontioI - they're goodl To get them
send three cent stomp Ito cover the
cost Of moiiine) with note to Croes
Turner, Service Department, 1hh
Week Magazine, in core OF this
newspaper.
Evening star., 1939-04-23

moving skin and cartilage. Peel and
slice mushrooms and drop into water
to which little vinegar has been
added. Allow to stand 10 minutes.
Place tongue in a creased casserole.
cover with drained mushrooms and
dot with 2 tablespoons of the butter.
Brown flour, blend in remaining butter
and gradually add water in which
bouillon cubes have been dissolved,
stirring until thick and smooth. Pound
anchovies and onion to paste. Add
lemon Juice and seasonings and stir
into sauce. Pour over mushrooms in
casserole and bake in hot oven
(4OOo F. about IS minutes. Yield:
portions.
Another very pleasing meat dish goes
by the name of Veal la Updegraff.
Six sliced onions and a Glove of garlic
are simmered in butter until brown.
Then add two and a half pounds of
veal steak, and let it brown. Now add
water, barely to cover, a teaspoon
and quarter of salt and quarter Of
a teaspoon of pepper. Let this simmer
Evening star., 1939-04-23

CALCIUM and PHOSPHORUS minerals
needed for proper bodily development.
These added elements in corn XIX not
combined in any other ready eat corn cereal
far as we ourselves know.
will help "balance" your diet.
Why not get two packages tomorrow and
see how its taste thrills your family?
Evening star., 1939-02-20
ROOMS FURNISHED.

51O4 4th ST. NW.-Nowly furnished room
IN lovely rev home: fine location: near bus
line. Georgia 5396
4327 4th st n.W.-Comfort-
Evening star., 1939-02-20
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

RL' SIRL' white. desires nursing. and small
chl!o: willing to assist with home work;
say nights: CITY references Stale wages
Dun ffp-t' SIar. o0s
Evening star., 1939-02-20
Hitler Called Pointer

For calling Hitler a "foreign-born
house painter" 7l-year-old Benedikt
Immler has been sent to prison for
four months. Immler is farmer
and used the expression in a local
beerhouse, according to Berlin
report, His defense was that Herr
Hitler really was born in Austria
and worked as a house painter in
Vienna before the World War.
Evening star., 1939-02-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
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to choose the kind of work best suited to
your own talents and ability. Have YOU
investigated Diesel2 Write today for u
luStrated FREE BOOKLET, MARCH OF
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Hemphill Diesel Schools.
Evening star., 1939-02-20
NEARBY VIRGINIA
HOUSES FURNISHED

NICELY FURNISHED 7-RooM HOUSE IN
aesIrable suburban neiehborhood, j BLOCK
,Tom ,,Sm ous hne close to school; oil heat,
Must be seen TO be appreciated Sio5 mo
Call Shepherd 5.35 S-' iii0.
Evening star., 1939-02-20
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. 2Oth
antls.s ana sts: 6..f VI room kschen. dinette
Se Week ss monsh aaS $50 or Full saTSiee
trisdaire Nicely furnished Natl 5425.
DETACHED HOME PVT. APT. LARGE
rooms, pvt. bath; 3 exp, ami; elec refg;
garage opt. 5566 l4th st. NV. Geo. 1919
1870 NEWTON ST NW.-and FLOOR.
everything included. $50: adults
1904 c ST NE.-LARGE FRONT ROOM
ana k!tchen. newly decorated, completely
furnished; reasonable
Ivy MYAHn Tm APTs 5sarms a:o k "a gA FL J.
incl. gas, elec, $50. Georgia 1888. Vi
"a "a E ST: NE-4 ROOMS. AND PORCH
semi-oath; adults desirable reasonable.
ins room kitchen and H'oMi Ba1h' suitable LiS for
four newt decorated: nicely furnished
LlNKINS CO 1852? st NV
DESIRE YOUNG LADY TO SHARE WITH
Hamp ave NV w Pot 4@so. AD,. 40 49d' a:
ONE ROOM AND KITcHENETTE NICE
tiuyhttShed: m i: refrigerator: gas cleo
Ficlty furnished: reas. rent. GIG F ST. w
436 EMERSON ST. NV ATTRACTIVE
basement rooms, oil heat sink. bath; ex-
press bus; S25 mo- adults.
is42 INGLEs1DE TER. NV ROOM
nshed nfnen pys home 0at Adams gas cleo fur
-
PARK LEE, 1890 PARK RD-ExcELLENT
LOCATION; combination living bedroom. spa
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rm, apts., SIS and S.; gas. elec, heat
furnished
552ls 5.I, KANSAS AVE. Nw;-BEDRooM,
knchen bath, large screened porch, G. E.
retrlgeration. Oil heat. Georgia 1890.
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private bath ist floor, eec. OG.t'Hs reie N'''neh
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sem5ipFv9te eonpis nc6n bath hea, gas elec adult
CLIFTON MANOR. a5l4 14th ST NV
! end : rms. kit. tiled bath, shower par
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as@t N2Sf2E fSS TT srse Sozs6 EooN
ideal for summer reasonable.
WHITEHALL ANNEX. 1901 18th NV
Nicely turn l-rm. apt. alcove. kit. retg..
/ pdti4' SiH Wei everything 1urn.. N05,
NEAR sAI CAPITOL, lo6, ST, sE-MoD-
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| reas steam heat running hot water
GSoNGEENlAL CON L, MIDDLE7AGED LADY TO
snare groom furnished apt with another
3llS Park pl NV. after pm
DESIRE RESPECTABLE CoUpLE-end
floor. private home; 4 rooms and bath
clean' modern: reasonable. lis 4th ST
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DANDY Ink ROOM: HARD TO BEAT
Tor 81 week: clean. quiet home; lady or
couple. 1855 Harvard NV.
BIAS 10th ST. N.W.-ENTIRE FLOOR: 3
spacious rms; clean, modern: private fam
lily; $50 month includes unlim. phone,
garage married couple preferred.
40 BRYANT ST NW.-ONF ROOM
kitchen. private bath and porch: nicely
furnished: desirable location: $40 week =
TMENTs-UNFURN.
FREE CAR AND GUIDE
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Now available, front. southern exposure
cross ventilation. All outside rooms Con-
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Newly decorated. Two rooms, kitchen.
dinette and bath.
Evening star., 1939-02-20
SITUATIONS MEN

heepns BOOKS stared anded 6aanesd pSos
tax work. city references. Randolph 313l.
BOOKKEEPER. cashier secretary super
change. Box 4G3-R Star.
BOY II yrs, single gentile, high school
graduate; attending air conditioning school
ciated. Mr.. Price Met. 1850. 20.
P5lS3}s 1Si or delivery. '' Phone DSP:ht Hs5st
references; young Filipino. Call Ernesto,
Adams 1S"1 oOs
iTaet rsa6,eS S1s 1es PFern Peference i"%y
CIVIL ENGINEER Young wants part-time
JOB with enslneer or contractor detailing
estimating, designing; experienced drafts
man; hard worker: Tau Beta Pi; salary
secondary TO experience. Box 34S-R Star
CONSTR: ENGR.. Is yrs experience, de-
SlreS position IN selling, estimating. super
,i; 1tSlon' commercial or residential Box
r. Star. ous
DRY CLEANING. laundry, driver solicitor:
experienced twhitet. Telephone Michigan
MAN colored experienced wishes a lob as
G1hsuneur truck driver or private family.
MAN ,colored, wants work of most any
KIND; best of references. Dec al5s-J.
MAN, white. 80 years old. married with 10
Years Years experience as credit and COLLECTION
manager for local credit stores desires
position with reputable firm in a clerical
lHttSuRator or Junior executive CAPACITY;
references furnished Box AR. Star
NIGHT WATCHMAN or houseman: prefer
Nlsht; restaurant exp. Box Six Star. pa
SHEET METAL WORKER and pattern
cutter desires Job; capable of handling
!arge Sn9 D JOBS; IL years experience. Box
.''-R star. ol.
STRUCTURAL ENGR.. Is yrs experience
oeslreS connection in design. estimating or
CONSTRUCTION Supt Box 451-R, Star 20.
YOUNG MAN. ex-service. desires work of
any kind; willing to learn trade. Roy
3U2-R. Star OF. oN
YOUNG MAN. age 30. would like position
al awning, can operate elevator and
drlve any make car Clifford Brown c31S
'ld st. ne North 36s7-J