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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-27
Bessarabia Issue
Threatens Peace
Turnout Balkans
BY !. w 7. MASON
United Press War ENpcrt

Reports that Rumania has agreed
Ia surrender BeSSarabia North Blu
kovina. and several ports to Russia
show that strong pressure has been
brou1h to bear OF King Carol by
Hitler and Mussolini to prevent tho
European war spreading through t'c
Balkans. Whethcr Germany n n Il
Italy can now calm the other Bal
kan nations who fear Russian ag-
erosion under the new situation
which had so suddely arisen must
be of serious concern to the total
itarian belligerents.
RuSSia'S announcement that n
new six-day working week will be-
substituted for the present five
day week. 10 speed up armament
production IS an indication that
Stain IS preparing for further
impcraliStiC adventures. Both Ger
many and Turkey have shown quick
delr" to keep ont of tho way of
the bears claws. for tho time be-
lng Tho Germ IA n government
epokrsnndn IN Berlin declares Ger
many has no more interest in the
BesSarablan Issue than Germany
bowed IN Russia 5 penetration III
to tho small Baltic Countries
Rumania thus far has failed -
obtain Hitlnr's projections and Rus
ela has been given "A free hand
for the moment in the Balkans a
the lesser evil for Hitler. But.
ItalY's position has bcromc VcrF
difficult by the recurrence of the
communist push in southeastern Eu-
rope. Hitlers reputation of Ru-
mania may compel MuSsolini To
change his poicH Of seeking to
become the protector Of the Bal
kans, AS long As Russia remains
content with a Rumanan surrend-
or OF territory and Hungary can be
held IN Chcrk
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-27
BURGLARS TERM
SET At SIX YEARS

Bert Hancock. sent r. San QUEEN
tin penitentiary for burglarizlng an
FL Centre liquor store during The
summer OF 1888 must spend six
years in prison, the state board of
PRISON tcnns and paroles ruled
Thursday
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-27
FILIPINO FUNERAL
SERVICES SCHEDULED

Funeral services for Fenx RUIZ
Filipino vegetable laborer who died
in III Centre last Sunday were
scheduled at the Lemons chapel at
4 p. m. Thursday. The Filipino
lodge took charge of the rites.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-27

British Mediterranean fleet. may
send an eXpeditionary force to
France, Belgium and Holland to
aid Germany in a direct attack on
tho British Isles, it was reported
today,
The Western news., 1940-10-03
Old-Tnners Scof
Over Buffalo Hunt
Fifty Sportsmen Will Get
Permits to Cut Herd.

PHOENIX, ARIZ,-Modern sports
men may get big kick out of it,
but Buffalo Bill Cody and other old
time plainsmen would be amused if
they could watch the way in which
buffalo are hunted today.
In Arizona, as in other parts of
the Great Plains region, the thou
sands of buffalo which once roamed
the 1atlands have been reduced to
few hundreds. Because of this the
Arizona state game department
each year selects certain number
of the enthusiastically about 90
that may be killed.
Buffalo selected for the hunt are
old, ill-tempered bulls, barren or
aged cows and pintos, the result Of
cross-breeding between buffalo and
Hereford cattle which Craze on the
plains.
This year, because of an increase
in the herd to about ESQ, SO hunters
will be allowed TO hunt for the
huge 2,000-pound animals.
When the time for the hunt" is
at hand, cowboys separate the bison
marked for death and the hunters
than bang away at rs yards until a
vital spot is hit.
A few old timers who remember
buffalo hunts of the good old days
sneer at the new method and say
it's about the same as shooting a
roped cow in the pasture in back
of the barn.
The state allows the sportsmen to
keep the head, hide and one-quarter
of the meat from the kill. The re-
naming portions are sold and the
proceeds used to maintain the herd.
The Western news., 1940-10-03
THE WESTERN NEWS, LIBBY, MONTANA

Eye glasses repaired at Welch's
Gift and Jewelry Shop. 1t
John Bonner, candidate flor at
torney general and Paul T. Smith,
candidate for public service COM
missioner, were visitors in this city
Saturday.
Don Leach motored to Kalispell
Saturday to meet his wife and small
daughter who have been in that city
for the greater portion of the week.
They all returned home Sunday
M. E. Tester, who has been as
sistant forest ranger at Warland this
summer, returned to Libby Thurs
dav where he will be on duty with
the forest service this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Morris and
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Barrett were in
Spokane over the weekend where
they took in the races. They were
present at the race where the lead
ing horse fell on slippery track
and rolled completely over the
Jockey. 1t was at first feared the
Jockey was seriously injured but
he came out of ii all right
The Western news., 1940-10-03

Annual American Legion and
Auxiliary Mulhgan, Thursday, oct.
10 i
Carlton 5oughin journeyed 10
Portland Thursday where he met
his mother. Mrs. Ned Joughin, VINO
has been visiting daughter IN San
Francisco. They returned to their
home here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E E. Jaqueth and
Mrs. ]. F. McCully drove to kalis-
pell Friday. Mr. Jaqueth went on
to Missoula and drove home a new
auto. The two ladies visited IN kal-
ispell with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Shaurette
motored TO Coeur d Alene City Sun
day. They took Mrs. Shaurettes S
father to that city He has been
visiting here for some time.
DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Fry arrived
in the west this week and drove into
Bonners Ferry. Ida, yesterday
where they visited with Dr. Fry S
mother. They drove over to Libby
today for a short visit with Mrs.
Fry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
d. Rowe.
The Western news., 1940-10-03

Annual American Legion and
Auxiliary Mulligan, Thursday, Oct.
10. 1t
Miss Pauline Kienitz, accompan-
led by Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Kienitz,
motored to Kalispell Monday. Miss
Kienitz entered school at St Mat
thews and will finish the school year
there
Rev. A. M Hart went to Kalispell
Wednesday TO attend session of the
presbytery. He was to be joined
there by Mrs. Hart, upon her return
to Libby from the summers vaca-
ton and month of supply teaching
in the schools at Lewistown.
It will be interesting to Libby
people to know that the Rev. Mr..
Alexander. who was student pastor
of the Presbyterian church couple
of wears ago, now has pastorate
at Rushville, Ind, the one-time
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell L.
Willkie. The Rev. Mr. Alexander
writes to a Libby friend that Mr..
and Mrs. Willkie were in his con-
gregation on a recent Sunday.
The Western news., 1940-10-03
Buffalo Bull Dehes Wiles
OF Policemen for Hours

PITTSBURGH. = A 2,000-pound
buffalo bull named Hitler, who for
hours dehed the efforts OF 20 police
men to get him back into his South
park enclosure from which he had
escaped, was prodded back into cap
tivity by means of a truck.
After cajolery. threats, snow
ball barrage and the racket of doz-
en- automobile horns failed to in
duce him to return TO his corral, off,
GERS finally urged him into the park
enclosure with a truck, equipped
with a snow plow.
Still at large was the boss bull,
Napoleon, but his keepers did not
expect him to give any trouble. Hit
ler, Napoleon and two other buffalo
bulls, maddened by the cold, had
broken through high wire fence.
The Western news., 1940-10-03
| LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

Quality gifts for every occasion.
Welchs Gift and Jewelry Shop. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Peterson of
Seattle visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Axel Peterson last week. Albert
is their SON
DR.. and Mrs. C. w. Wiprud en-
joyed visit over the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Redfern
and two children who were here
from Tekoa, Wash.
Walter w. Harper of Portland,
Ore, arrived last Friday and IS
stopping with DR.. and Mrs. c. w.
Wiprud. Mr.. Harper is brother OF
Mrs. Wiprud.
Libby young people who left dur
ing the week to pursue college stu
dies at Cheney. Wash, were Betty
Baker, Sally Hunter, Geraldine
Hough, Gordon McComas, Ida
Datoh ar+v and Fari nytiek
The Western news., 1940-10-03

A letter from Mrs. Glenn Frisbie
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Jewell, states that they have moved
to Bozeman where Mr.. Frisbie has
enrolled in the engineering depart
ment of the State College for A.
year course in advanced engineering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norm Nelson ar
rived from Everett, Wash, Tuesday
night and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Church
and Mr.. Nelson were college friends
while attending the Idaho state uni
versity at Moscow and later the two
men were both employed by the
same bank in California.
The Western news., 1940-10-03
France Grants Soldiers
Extra Food Allowance

PARIS. S.-The French government,
which claims to have the best fed
army in the world, has not forgot
ten Napoleon's slogan-"an army
marches on its stomach.
Every French soldier gets the fol-
lowing daily allotment: IA ounces of
meat, 3l2 ounces of dry vegetables,
2 ounces of sugar, ll2 ounces of
coffee; two ounces of bread, and
liz pints Of wine.
In addition, every soldier gets six
cents a day extra food allowance,
which he may spend on fresh fruit,
cheese and chocolate.
The Western news., 1940-10-03
Nobody Steals Horse,
So Unicorns Disband

UNICORN, PA.-The Unicorn
Protective society, organized n
years ago to combat horse steal
ing, has decided to disband-for
lack OF business.
The organization last annual
report said merely:
No business, no losses, no en-
citing events
For years members were
horse-riding vigilantes.
The Western news., 1940-10-03
Thursday, October 3, 1910

Good Newsl Personalized Christ
mas cards at rs for $1.00 at the
Western. News. tt
The Western news., 1940-10-03

Eight-Hour Day Movement
The movement advocating an
eight-hour day started right after
the Civil war.
The Western news., 1940-10-03

Theatre

Thursday, Friday, Saturday
October 3, 4,
Exciting! Different! Thrills galore
with Beery in his Oreriest Role!
Wallace Beery, Leo Carrillo
in
TWENTY MULE TEAM"
Selected Comedies
Sunday, Monday, October s,
Matinee Sunday
Here it comes In gale of laughter,
songs and stars.
IRENE"
with
Anna Neagel and Ray Milland
| It is the famous Alice Blue Gown"
Romance, with
Roland Young, Alan Marshal, May
Robson, Billie Burke
also
Disney's mir. Duck Steps Out
Tuesday, Wednesday, October 3, 8
Your Favorite Comic Family in their
most hilarious adventures!
"RLONDIE ON A BUDGET
with
Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake,
Larry Simms, Daisy
Evening star., 1940-05-26
HELP MEN.
SINCERE MEN OF THOUGHT
ANTI A FSnrY~ny

,ta1tnd Within ..yar., The past few weeks We have
you. they are in tie mos most ' plessant mt and md
profitable occupation Of their lives. Maybe
you. too, will meet the requirements they
mGi VIII ,arn1. ano nnd thaf connection with us
we are painstakingly careful in the
wording OF our ads to see that no mis-
Iesnhs men srs statements are mads-we know
rsht to BE- W. tel lGdsythsy sy have
is financially sound. Our representatives tnes
are are making more than Just a good Iivins.
ana MGs W. we ask you to investieate thoroughly.
idly. We have added men when other
redusins their pay. W. s have "r redueed Sa no oo
ali nor Of Wheb sd any one Of for several
Tsers msst are Re- 10, hs ord
usual usual about them. Our products are some
and the demsnd ne neea sss.r o. which Is universal
Investigated them for 70 yourself e sec" ana
accsnta We have nothing to sell you. II you are
thing that other men in Wasbinsaon @ II 20 anye aye
most emphatically state il % You Int meet Te op uq
etc. we viii q sv. TO yoa shassetsr .nod
living for yourself and your es f.m1iy 1Enoosos on
missen nDihensa,Nq wth plan na INCLUDING liberal
aho sLo you VIII be glad to look your friend In
u Ine .ssi eye and ten him. about it. The income
eet csra youIse1 and are willing to put sin
u, Ere thoueht and action into It. we viii he
1isa y 10 meet you personally. Monday at
ioIoH a. vermnpt snafp at I Room ao5. Denrike Bldg.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
Appalachian Troll Show
Is Opened in Capital

To present the attractions of the
Appalachian Trail, longest noun
tain foot trail in the world, which
leads from Maine to Georgia,
through nearby mountains in Vir-
ginia, the Appalachian Trail Con-
ference has prepared an exhibit here,
which will be shipped soon to the
New York Worlds Fair and to
several sportsmen's shows in the
East.
Featuring diorama with minia-
ture log shelter along the trail, the
exhibit is on display daily from $3.50
am. to $50 pm. to members of the
Potomac Appalachian Trail Club and
the general public at 1872 U
street NV.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
Scientists Find Rats
Prefer Alcohol and
Wafer 10 Pure Aqua
Refuse to Drink
Solution Stronger Than
] Per Cent, Tests Show
3y the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, May 25-Evidence
that rats prefer an alcohol-watet
+ mixture rather than pure water is
announced In Science, Official Jour-
nal Of the American Association for
the Advancement Of Science.
The radents' preference was lin
ited to mild drinks. nothing more
than Z per cent alcohol. Above that
they returned to pure water.
The experiments were announced
as proof Of food value in alcohol.
They were reported by Curt p.
Richter and Kathryne H. Campbell
OF the Henry Phipps Psychiatric
Institute, Johns Hopkins Hosrital.
The discovery of a remarkable
ability of rats to select food for
q whatever allied them was the basis
OF the claim that the alcoholic
preference proves food value.
When adrenal glands were re-
moved, the scientists said the rats
somehow knew enough to eat extra
amounts of salt, which kept them
alive; when death threatened from
removal of parathyroid glands, they
ate extra calcium.
The rats knew when to choose
glucose, maltese, sucrose, galatose,
sodium chlorida, potassium chloride
and dibasic sodium phosphate If
these substances were made avail
able IN food. Given a choice be-
tween distilled water and water
containing minute amounts of NOR
phine, mercury, arsenic or other
poisonous substances, the rats took
water.
Seven rats had the alcohol tests.
Thirteen of them preferred the al
coholic drinks; up to per cent, one
preferred water and three didn't care
which.
In other tests, rats which drank
alcohol cut down their intake of
other food by the percentage in
which they drank alcohol.
But all rats seemed to object
when high percentages OF alcohol
were offered. If they had no other
choice they cut down their drinking.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
HELP MEN T. WOMEN

con, UotaLEi chauffeur and cook: board and
month: ref. Box 4O9-A. Star. Wv 'ei
saJ',;LEF SOU;pLEF white. free rm in exchange for
services Se OF man or wife in small rm hse
low wages; refs. 1908 18th st. NV.
snt UtohhiLE. hiJE. colored settled exp, janitors for
Iov.' =, oay man pref. Both call SIG 10th
- 5ARN 40 cents on dollar with fast-selline,
NV. 3 to =. ~ l. ave-
MAN AND WIFE-Handy man. drive car
COOK. general housework; live in: refer,
esnces; salary S45-S5O month Box "A,
MOTION PICTURE EWORK-TaIen,ed or,o-
tsurs, s, all lines, also specialists Capitol
rum PRODUCTIONS, 4O3 11th st NV.
SILK F1NISHER. Apply at once. The
heene Co. 3sl4 Lee highway, Airing
Evening star., 1940-05-26
Man Is Acquitted
Of Humpering Officers

John Joseph Foreman, 30, of the
100 block Of Owen place NE. was
acquitted by Police Court jury
Thursday of charges brought by
three deputy United States mar
shals, who said he had interfered
with them in performance Of their
duty.
He was arrested after the deputy
marshals had come to the house
where he lives to arrest another
resident. Attorney Dorsey Offutt
represented Mr.. Foreman at the
trial last week.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

BOOKKEEPER, experienced;
stenographic experience pre-
ferred;; permanent position.
State age, experience, refer
ences and salary expected.
Box 473-A, Star.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ETRs-LoANs ARRANGED, sUBsTAN-
shsre in trust estates &C CHATHAM I DIS
sssss %sss '0neSsfasH 1' any nFfASGoR
tnarson pl. NV. city. 27-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT UNITED
ssasef sea ces'Gms e Nay ssavis s4
n ana Article 'o of the customs Resulations
granted q by UT the Director. Bureau Of Marine
inspection and Navigation, under date Of
May 90 1910, on application Of RAYMOND
s.ess sysTHiA ii Il Ps has been ehsnssd e
Bayonne, N. J.. in 1885, her ctacial number
I. IN 4, NJ sHAFER. fnH Err pepsty coliec.or IS:
NAME YOUR CAR AND THE CAR you
want Can secure top allowance and low
interest rates. Write car BUYERS repre-
sentative, W. L. CARTER 50s Fern pl. NV.
HILL TOP HOTEL, HARPERs FERRY. W.
Va.-Now open: new owner. Past guests
please call again. Chicken dinner 81.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self, EDGAR MORRIS, JR.. or EDGAR
! Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
sell. il. DELL1NGER, Falls Church Va.
27'
INVALID ROLLING CHAR0-For rent Of
81; Fl ;ss f., Ss;s :; ;'E;i :; ISL 81
eEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at 10 am. June 3. 1910 at the once of
McCloskey g. Co. 3rd and Independence
Ave. sW., Washington D. C., for furnishing
Hshtins fixtures Tor the new Social Sc
fali.y s3n.. sos5d and 7sdISs Rsilrosd KssiTspsnt
and specifications may be secured on ap-
plication to McCloskey & Co. go
LUXURIOUS DOWNTOWN FURNISHED
apartment for four men or four girls: $25
zach. Phone Metropolitan 1878. 2e'
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
WHILE YOU WAIT.
Private Waiting Rooms.
&ohE. D Scott Dental Teeh Rms. 8Q1 .002
Evening star., 1940-05-26
SAL ESkEN.

HoSsho SsIS 10Th ADDly A. Sr,,nI,on rs5k
va. Monday ! to pm.
WHAT IS IT? New invention brings b,e
casd cast pronts. Ordinary looking business
matches from nowhere. No striking: like ike
magic: no. competition. Greatest advertise
hn,sd Ing novelty In generation. Business
Duy Main sh sEh' sia. lin.
postpaid kaeser-Blair, Cincinnati.
sALEsMEN calling on lumber coal yards
ton. Industrial appliance Placed on
fIde,n. trse trial Sells Itself Can be handled
saarnne, big commissions weekly. orders
availsble Salesmsnaser 244O Lincoln
r aa sss5ssa ssfi m Nam
which will be held in strict confidence,
must give complete details experience
earnings, etc. Box 425-A Star.
UsED-cAR, SALESMAN ~. best PROPOSE
JACK PRY MOTORS, 1918 Pa. ave. Sc
YOUNG MAN. with circulation experience
Cash in. on Newsweek's popularity New
commission na1facEiap s ana nonus setup Write full
& shoes, oilproof sasoiinne station shoes ST.
pies. Moench Shoes. is sai Boston, Ma Mass. san"
A CLIENT Of ours needs man to handle their
present business in your territory and con-
rasf new psospes,s Large line repeating
tor institution, home--in fact. by every
property owner, Liberal commissions One
aversge order daily pays $500 monthly No
526 Elyria Block Elyria OhIo
Evening star., 1940-05-26
THESE LEADS ARE WORTH
BIG COMMISSION

- Our advertisinR and unique promotional
methods method are producing more good leads
tnan we can handle. If you want a rare
nooq IN fascinating. non easonal. we'll
yo pa1o business with all the high lead.
Ine requirements are good personality. edu-
cation. ambition to earn more than living
4 car is necessary. II YOU qualify We will
finance you. Phone Spruce O25O for ap-
pointment ava az
Evening star., 1940-05-26
CLASSIFIED 40 RATES
loeol Advertisers

Three Lines (Nfinimum)
! time 23c line s SO
8 times zoe line e--- 100
2 times 19c line (consecutively) 399
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before the sec
ond insertion.
DEATH NOTICES-s1.25 per In
sertion for 10 lines or less: l5c per
line for additional lines.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
8 lines. l time. 20c line------$ so
3 lines, times. 18c line----- 1.08
3 lines, times, 15c line 1856
Business cards under Special Nc
tices and all advertisements under
Personal. Sc per line additional.
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium of Washington. and the
rates charged are far lower than
those Of newspapers in other large
cities. Nothing is so cheap consid-
ering the results obtained.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
AGENTS.

RUBBER STEERING WHEEL COVER New
thrilled Sells like wild Samples on trial,
Rush name. Kristee 54. Akron. Ohio.
TS-SALESMEN-Shir prices smashed
tropical aircooled weaves One-year guar
entee. Free outnt with bonus prizes Rush
name Wilton, NP-2. Milan. Tenn
Evening star., 1940-05-26
INSTRUCTION COURSES,
(CnnfinuAd

AUTO DRIVING taught By experts; easy
parkins . speciality; dual controlled cars.
assuring perfect safety Permits secured
Nd, Va and D. c. Easy Method Driving
School. Randolph 1884 CIR Randolph 1897
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE,
WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE,
1910 G St. NV, Over Nusent's Dress shop.
District 1852.
NAKON BEAUTY SCHOOL.
Write for free booklet. National free
placement. 5000 14th st. NV. HO. O166.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
MEN WHO CAN SELL.

Those with aggressiyeness. appearance.
personality and ability to close q deal are
the type OF men who will succeed in this
work Your connection. if qualified, will
ne with live selling organization giving
you full cooperation. One sale a week will
give you big money. Car necessary Inter-
views between and 5 Monday Tuesday
ana wednesday. 1401 l. St NV 2nd floor
Evening star., 1940-05-26
HELP WOMEN.

HELP WOMEN.
BEAUTY OPERATOR vita experience for
permanent position. Good salary. Vir-
Einia.s Beauty Salon, S248 Ga. ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. ail-aroupd, excel
lent hair stylist. Baileys, 1917 Conn.
ave. NV
BOOKKEEPER and credit manager with
executive ability. Give refs, age, exp.
Box 144-A. Star.
BUSINESS BROKER sALESI.ADY, must
come well recommended, leads furnished;
good proposition for real worker For APP
pointment call NE. 0486 Monday 4 to pm.
DREsSMAKER, expert, to drape and finish
waists; reference Apply Apt. 20, 2116
GIRL. white. reliable. live in. care 2 chill
dren and apt. CHI. 1000. Apt. 664.
GIRL. white, knows farm work and who will
not get homesick as the place is three hun
dred miles from Washington in Pennsyl-
vanla. Such person can have good
home. plenty to eat and clothes to wear
II they are willing to work. For interview
call at 1724 d st. Sc. or phone Ii. 3715-W
Evening star., 1940-05-26

=. Aaoeao. ~ 1ES.
HELP WANTED,
Salesman tm). mechanical rubber goods;
Assistant coll. mgr. (m.,: salary. $40.
$12O -
stenog. %, dept. store: salary, 500.
Stenog. fJ, jewelry or novelties; SAL,
Stenog. ~. jr., real estate; salary open.
,Iypiss,cTedit clerk %, dept. store;
n: G: r: cashier 0). exp. dept. store;
Stencil cutter a.. duplicating agency;
$40. -
:, salessirl o.. dresses and suits; salary,
Housekeeper o., live in: drivers per-
init: salary $40 mo-. rm. and board
Reg. nurse to a openinsO, ali meals;
Truck tire changer (m3. exp. only;
Stationary engineer tm.), 3rd or 1st
grade license: salary. $40 mo.
Station o. attendant (mo. exp. only;
Soda clerk tm) 20 openinss): salary.
Drug clerk (m.). be bonded; salary and
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
1911 g st NV. Est. q Yrs.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
MOTOR TRAVEL.
(CnnttnuAd

GOV; WORKER LEAVING FOR Los
ps 1875 Buief Slae DE- as4sw sahs T. snare expenses
RETURNING CALF. THIS WEEK. 1910
pe Soto; take 2, al or part way. DEN
MARK. Temple 1921, after pm.
DRIVING TO COLORADO ABOUT JUNE
l; one passenger; share expenses. Chest
LEAVING FOR CENTRAL ILLINOIS
about May 2S. Ford VS.; can accommodate
two. Woodley 2ss5.
DRIVING NEW sTUDEBAKER CHICAGO,
Wed. eve., Goth; days Chicago: take pas
sengers; share expense. North 1918.
LEAVING FOR BUFFALO WE'D, PM,
take 2; late model sedan; return Sum-,
pm. WA. 1922.
ABOUT MAY 80. SOUTHERN ROUTE,
West Coast, parks and return; passengers.
DRIVING TO GR1NNELL, IOWA, MAY
30 returning about middle of June; can
take l or 2 passengers. Phone Emerson
6194.
BOSTON. MASS, LEAVE MAY 80; TAKE
two passengers. Call AT. 51s6 before
1:30 pm.
INDIANAPOLIS RACES, NEW PONTIAC
return Sunday. North 4712. Ext. $40.
YOUNG MAN DRIVING TO INDIANAP-
references exchanged. caii RA. $3.50. a6:
BUSINESS WOMAN DRIVING cLEVE-
land. Ohio. new Dodge. leaving May. 30,
returning June g. VIII take two or three
passengers. Call Columbia 61s4.
BEAUTY PARLoRs.
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced: won
derful French method used DR. Della
Ledendecker 3O25 o st NV Mich 1120
Evening star., 1940-05-26

WANTED, graduate engineer for
sales work. In answering, state
age, experience, number Of years
in community, earnings last five
years, dependents, together with
any other pertinent information.
These facts will be held in strict
est confidence. Box I'D, Star.