davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ri. JAPON QUIERE USAR
Ell F~ERROCARIL

Shanghai. agosto 5. Las
nuevas demandas japonesas a
Francia, en- cuanto a Ia Indo
chin. incluye el dominic del f.
rrocarril para poder enviar tro-
pas v asi dominar con mencres
Hfiu,tadas a los ejereitos ta
Cli"nV.
.Af.mas Sc pide el establec-
mlento De una base naval Y n
esi6n de otros territories.
AsegdrsseG que el nuevo 20
bernador general de ia Indo
China, almirante De Cue. t'ene
lyieres para r solver, con al !
tando q Vichy, las peti-lones De
los iapoaeses
La gaceta., 1940-08-05
DEJARON
EN LIBERTD A I'M VAPoR
AMERICANA

Toxic, agosto 5-Demostra :
ciores antibrtanicas Sc verifi :
caron hoy en- Osake, eta CAPT
al Y etras Doblaciones. Varios
peri6dicos rec0miendan que 81
iyolare Ia guerra q Inglaterra.
hackndo causa comGn con Ale
mania e Italia. "Debea,os elimi
La gaceta., 1940-08-05
FALLEOIO UN EXPRESI
DENTE DE LATVIA

LOndres, agosto 5.-A come
cuencla de lesiones que le fue-
ron inferidas por un agreor,
sr. Kari Ulmanis, expression
te de Latvia. ha fall lido ri
Dr.. Wilhelm hunters, exm,nis-
tro De Negocios Extranieros. ha
iessparecido Dc manera miste :
ROSA. Las heridas las sufri6 III
manis 81 pasado q De JUNO,
La gaceta., 1940-08-05

pleto %acuerdo con las palabras
del general PeSshing, pidiendo
Sc venda a Ia q Bretana, pa
ra Ia defensa de- mini
m de so destructoN
Venderles barcos afnglaterta
Ia naci6n democratica agre-
dida IN Europa. Asia y Africa,
es avudarla a resistir las fero-
ces dertelladas &c sus tnemigoS.
os cue ~aborracemos Ia que
IRA Y DO semos "alrin digcerni-
miento", schemes que a Ia paz
no Sc puede !,egar tolarando e.
anisuilamiento de los debiles Y
negando ayuda c socorro a los
lque piensan como nosotros.
Ia paz ha de ba'arse en- la
jusicia y no es possible hablar
de justicia mientras las nacio-
mes fuertes impongan su volul-
tad por medic de la violencia.
Para llegar a la paz justa, es
necesario realizar SACRIFICES V
ayudar a los perseguidos y es-
carnecidos.
La gaceta., 1940-08-05
RUMANTA CEDERA i'll SUR
DE DOBRUJA

Berlin. agosto 5.-Han llega
do a un acuerdo, en- principio,
por eonsejo de Hitlel, los go
biernos de Rumania Y Bulgaria.
Cedera Rumania u Bulgaria
todo q sur de Ia provincial de
Dobruja, segdn Sc afirma.
ri acuerdo significa que los
.bilgaros Sc colocaran bajo la Ia
.fluencia del Reich.
La gaceta., 1940-08-05
HITLER NOMBRA SU EN-
BAJADOR A FRANCIA

Berlin, agosto 5.-El "Fueh-
rer" do hoy otro paso hacia Ia
reanudaci6n con Francia de las
relaciones diplomaticas, nom
brando un embajador ante el re
pimen del general Petain.
Uno de los gobiernos france
SEES anteriores a Petain expuls6
de Francia al que sera nuevo
embajdor.
La gaceta., 1940-08-05

La 'escuadra italiana domino
ell Observation-Disclosures los
peri6dicos de Roma.
Los corresponsales norteame-
ricanos recorrieron ese mar en-
varios barcos ingleses.-.. Y no
vieron por parte alguna la es-
cuadra de MuSSolini.
ilLuego Ell dominic 10 ejerce ei
"Duce'' por medic de sus dis
cursos Y la propaganda de los
peri6dicos fascistas!
Los buques de guerra. Sc re-
fugian en- los puertos y aguar-
dan la bora del derrumbe in
giles, segdn 'lucen las cosas'' no
llegara.
La gaceta., 1940-08-05

Ell nazismo japones demanda
de Francia, de la humillada
Francia, que lie ceda territories
Y puertos, en- la Indo China, pa
ra bases de su ejercito y mari
ma de guerra.
81 Francia cede-opinan los
observadores-la actitud del
regimen de Vichy debera inter-
pretarse como una Immediate
consecuencia del presionamien-
to de Hitler.
Estiman los peritos militara 2
evropeos y americanos que Indc
China puede hacer una formida
BILE r~esistencia a los japoneses.
La gaceta., 1940-08-05

Ell servicio mllitar obligatorio
es democratico, altamente demo
cratico. porque abarca por igual
a los hijos de ricos Y pobres.
Antiguamente, en- Europa, ell
rico Sc libraba del servicio por
medic del dinero Y ell pobre n
rrastraba la cadena.
Pero la naci6n democratica, ell
hijo del rico Y del pobre son pc
sados en- la misma balanza Y 81
rico solo tiene un recurso: en-
barcarlo para Ell extranjero''.
La gaceta., 1940-08-05
MOVIMTFNTO REVOLUCI0-
MARIO CONTRA "A

Atenas. agosto 5.-Se ha des-
cubierto un complot contra Ell
regimen totalitario del general
Metaxas. Ia censura mas COM
pleta ACADIA de establecerse.
La gaceta., 1940-08-05

tHara bien Ell Tic Samuel de-
clinando sus deredhos en- Asia,
de nuevo amenazados por ell to
talitarismo nippon?
Estados Unidos solo tiene un
canine, a juicio ~nuestro, pro-
barle a los japoneses que Ell de-
senfreno debe ser eastigado.
lPuede una naci6n fuerte Sc
gu.r tolerando las atrocidades
de un regimen cimentado en- Ia
violencia y la esclavitud d los
debiles7
La gaceta., 1940-08-05

Rin6 con la mujer, con la es-
posa, Y enfurecido mat6 a sus
dos hijitos y Sc suicide.
I'm "loco' que no supo domi-
mar su obsesi6n y barbaramente
sacrifice a los inocentes.
La gaceta., 1940-08-05

Eerl G. Harrison. Director
del Registro de Extranieros,
rel Departamento de Justicia de
Fstados Uni1os ACADIA de anun-
loiar oueel registro-y la toma
de las huells digitales- de los.
no c~iudadanos comenzara Ell
mar.es q dc aqcstp. continuan
dc hasta e, IS de diciembre de
1870 inclusive.
Dontro de sstos cuacro mesee
'odoo los pxtraniercS sn los Els
tados Unidos. de cartorce o mas
a1os de edad. daberan registrar
Sc Y d~euositar Sus huellas digi-
tales. Les ninos e~xtranjeros de
menos de IA amos de edad debe-
ran ser registrados por sus pa
ires o tutores. Cpando los mines
extranieros cumplan Ia amos de
beran registrarse en- persona y
depositar sus huellas digitales.
La Ley de Registro de Extran-
jeros prescribe una multa lie
$1,000 Y un encarcelamiento de
seis meses para TODD aquel que
dale de registrarse.
Ell registro Sc llevara a cabo
en- todas las oficinas de correos
de primera Y segunda clase, o
en- cualquiera cficina de correos
sea su claSe la que fuere, 81 rs
que esta en- la cabecera de un
condado. Dentro de unas dos Sc
manas Sc podran obtener en- las
oficinas de correos los "esnuele-
tos'' 0 formas de muestra con
lista de las preguntas que Sc les
haran a los extranjeros duran
tie la temporada del registro,
junto con instrucciones detalla-
das. Sc lie urge a TODD individuo
suieto a registro que obtenga
una deestas formas o esquele-
tos de muestra, y que estudie
las preguntas Y que escriba las
respuestas. Ell Director Harri-
son ha dichO: Isl Sc LENA una
forma de muestra antes de re-
gistrarse, ell registro sc lie FACT
litara tanto a extranjero como
al gobierno."
Ell senior Harrison recalc6 IT,
davia mas, que no Sc cobra cuo-
ia alguna por las formas o es-
oueletos de muestra, nj por Ell
reg'stro, nj por la toma de las
huellas d~igitales. Dijo el senior
Harrison: ,'Ya hemos recibido
informes de tentativas fraudu :
lentas de sacarles dinero a .os
extranjeros.
"Hasta aqui, ell timo ma toma
do la forma de dfrecimientoS.
mediante pago, de hacerle al ex-
tranjero Ell menester de la toma
de las huellas digitales. En- pri-
mer lugar, no sc aceptaran hue
las digitales, excepto las que
sean tomadas por los funciona-
rios indicados de la administra
ei6n de eorreos al tempo del re
gistro. En- segundo lugar, no sc
cobrara Quota alguna por este
servicio. Y, 10 que es mas, Ell re-
gistro no ha comenzado t0da-
via, y no comenzara hasta ell q
dc agosto. lie urgimos a todos
que cooperen con nsotros para
impedir que cualquier no ciuda-
dano sea estafado en- esta for
ma"
Fl senior Harrison sigui6 di :
ciendo asi: "Permitidme recall
car ahora y aquf que Ell registro
y la impression digital de los ex-
.ranjeros no s~ignifica estigma
alguna, Miles de ciudadanos De
positan sus huellas digitales yo-
entertainments cada aho. A los
miembros de. Ejercito y la Ma
rina de los Estados Unid0s So
les toman las huellas digitales,
10 mismo que a muchos smplea-
dos del gobierno. Por virtud d.
- -
: sa en- Ia victoria de la democra.
a..
La gaceta., 1940-08-05

sa en- Ia victoria de la democra-
ella no en- Ell triunfo de las afro
cidades nazis fascistas y falan-
iistaG.
La gaceta., 1940-08-05

AborrGiendo Ia guerra como
u aborrecemOS sstamOa de CON-
La gaceta., 1940-08-05
NICHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS .
Log ebreros de&Auton06vil a Roosevelt. FL
tServicio Obligatorio. = La Escuadra "ocul-
ta".-sEl nazismo Japones. j Barccs para
knglaterra. - HonradO sentir. -

Apesar de los recientes dis pleto Aacuerdo con las palabras
curI u de John L. Lewis, los O. del general Pevhing, pidiendo
trer6 Unidos del Autom6vil Sc venda a Ia Gu Bretana, pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

There are several members of the
sunfower family commonly known
as tarweed and called NADIA in
Chilli. In years gone by the Span
ish- Caltfornians used them medi-
cinally.
The snowy or common NADIA
much prefers sandy places in which
to dwell. She is widely distributed
and likely to be variable. But in
groups she makes a colorful spot,
often where color is needed and is
naturally appreciated.
In the West, where this member
of the great sunflower group is
most abundant, the flowers appear
in summer and early autumn. They
are very attractively grouped in
loose clusters. Some of them are
from one to over two inches across
with brilliant yellow rays, occasion
ally with spot Of rich maroon at
the base, which Is most effective.
A yellow or maroon center makes
this NADIA an intriguing little
flower. Some of the plants have
short stems, others are as much as
feet high. The stems are hairy.
Then we have the leaves, more or
less sticky, some velVety, others
hairy. The upper ones grow alter
nately along the stem.
The seeds are choice food for
many Of the birds, either those who
stay at home or those journeying
to the South for their winter vaca-
ton. When mature, the heavy
headed seed box, laden with ripe
seed children, has many brisk
daily dozen with the strong winds
that pass her way. So they are
shaken free from their cosy couch
in order that they may find a place
in the soil. Like all seed children
in this family, they are strong,
easily grown, needing little encour-
agement to take hold of the bust
ness of getting start in life and
making a good job Of it.
Perhaps we should realize that
flower belonging to the youngest as
we'll as the largest plant family, in
which there are about $50 genera
and 10000 species, all highly spe-
cialiZed for partnership with insects,
has what may be rightly called
good background.
Thrifty, straightforward and in
dustrious, the members are all de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28
August Employment
Put al 45,20S,000 by
{. |. 0. Publication
Highest Since October,
1887; Defense Priorities
Order AssuiIed

Total employment for August was
5,208, 900, the highest level since
October, 1887, the Economic Out
look, published by the C. I. o., esti-
mated In its current issue published
today. According to C. I. o. figures,
the number of unemployed In
August was 9,792 900, a drop of %
per cent from the revised July esti-
mate.
The recent order of President
Roosevelt establishing priorities for
national defense production contains
"the seeds of concrete dangers
to labors welfare" the outlook
charged. The danger, 1t explained,
comes from the transfer of men and
plant facilities from the production
of consumers goods to the produc-
ton of arms involved in the priority
policy.
"Such a system Of priorities usu-
ally results in a rise In the cost of
living" the C. I. o. publication de-
clared. while the total amount Of
consumers goods available remains
steady, or decreases, the amount Of
wage payments rises substantially in
such a period. A larger amount Of
money becomes available to buy a
smaller amount of goods Result
rapid cost of living rises and falling
real wages"
ut has been the contention Of
labor and many Of the Govern
ment economists that, with the Ma
tons present unused resources in
industrial capacity and men, it
should be possible not only to pro-
duce for all national defense needs,
but also to increase the amount Of
goods available for the use of con-
sumers. There Is no need to with
draw into national defense produc-
ton men and facilities now en-
ployed in the consumers goods in
dustries. The additional facilities
and personnel necessary for national
defense production are available in
our reservoir of unemployed and un-
used capacity, in addition. of course,
to the capacity that could quickly
be created"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28

flower-stalk, which Is known as the
receptacle" This massing of the
colors is to attract the attention of
the insect friends. Pull out an in
dividual flower and you will see
what little chance 1t would have to
flag a trader" So by the forming
OF a community, there is colorful
flag shining in the sun for bright
eyed insect, marketing for pollen. to
see. The rays look like and are
often called petals. They also as
sist in calling attention TO them
selves so that callers may come to
sip nectar, bring fresh pollen and
take some away to another waiting
hostess.
Any flower has many secrets to
reveal to us which offer an explana-
ton of success. That is one thing
we can always be sure of finding
the reason why the plant has no
need to fear depression. She has
made wise provision against such
calamity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28
Natures Children
Snowy Nadia
NADIA elesanS)

termined to succeed by developing
many seeds and seeing to 1t that
fresh pollen is brought by an insect
partner, keeping the "bloodstream"
strong and healthy.
Some members Of this interesting
group grow to be trees in the tropics.
Ours are herbs, sometimes shrubs.
Actually all the flowers are small.
But they are massed together in
heads, on the enlarged top Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28
Bottle Of Kings Mill
Marked by Mexicuns

Concentrating the Battle Of
Moline Del Fay OKing's Mild, be-
tween invading Americans and Mex
leans In 1848, civic ceremonies were
held recently at the historic old
mill in Chapultepec Park, Mexico
City, where a monument has been
erected to the Mexicans who lost
their lives In the engagement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28
MCKINNEY, FLANNERY g. CRAIGHILL,
Attorneys.

LIMITED PARTNERSHIP NOTICE NO. 115;
Notice Is hereby given this lst day Of
October. 1910. that John Rowland Hill
Special partner. have vitharaxn from he
limited partnership Of 'Y. z. BOOKER
Co. and on October - 1st 194o' Myles
AND Eiissbeth Booker morton e a resident
R .sd a vFsDa sPsG II
George Hewitt Myers. special partner, and
John Rowland Hill. as general partners. all
residents q the District Of Columbia: as
Ss 6es BY srF 6 the Fecsdse IN
Court Of the District of Columbia tnow
District Court of the United States for the
ana renewed and Reconstructed by certi-
April 21st. 1888; January both. 1894, and
nership has been again renewed and re-
sB6 S r. BY sd
Elizabeth Booker Morton. as special part
ner. under the same firm name, for the
m me- Ho banking ana STOCK and bond broker-
age business for term expiring on Sep
TENDER go 1850, unless sooner dissolved
by mutual consent, with the total capital
OF Seventy-fve Thousand Dollars (S75000l.
Of which the special partner. Elizabeth
Booker Morton: has e091ntTibgted Fifty
of the partnership will continue to be in
the American Security Building, 130 FIJI
tenth Street NV. Washington. D. c. The
business OF the partnership will be trans
acted by the general partners only. Eliza :
beth Booker Morton, special partner, shall
not be liable for or subject to any loss or
liability beyond the amount OF her sfore-
said contribution.
ELIZABETH BOOKER MORTON.
Special Partner.
YELvERToN E BOOKER.
HARES y KINNEY PTNNEY'
General Partners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
thing that is purchased in my name except
purchases by myself. JAMES c. c. LANE
lib r ST. NV. 2S'
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
any debts other than those contracted by
myself. Albert Friday, I'LL 18th St Nv.
20
ION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12. 1910. AT
10 am, Call Carl, Inc, will hold public
Of selling for charges, one 1881 Ford
roadster. motor No. A-3s60076. left by
c. w. Mcdaniel; one 1892 Ford sedan,
one 1892 Ford coupe, motor No ABB
5004047. left by ] Vernon; one 1881 Nash
coupe, motor No. XE-9659, serial X-9575 3,
left by H Evans. Call Carl, Inc"
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PER-
petual Building Association will be held at
the ONCE of the association, 18th and E
SITS. NV. Monday November 18th, 1910,
at 1880 O'Clock pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28

More than $500 worth Of roast
beef. ravioli and accessories were
cooked and served in the restaurant
scenes of East of the River"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28

NEED 5O-75 people DAILY for new posi-
tions. Visit US toda
STENOGRAPHERS %, many very good
openings, temp. and perm: many placed
at $50 week up MISS YOUNG
BOOKKEEPERS. typists a.. clerks. ma
chine operators See Miss Knight
STENOGRAPHERS (male). bookkeepers,
accountants. tyDists- clerks. etc: have
hourly openings. See MISS DAY.
chanics. gas station Northumberland
now See Miss Fox. RIM. oil
Craftsmen. engineers, statesmen, credit
and collection men. adjuStors-vanted
now. See MR.. BYRD.
NURSES, reg and practical: hotel and
restaurant employees twhite), male and
female. See MISS EAST. RIM 2O3
NO charge unless PLACED. thousands
are PLACED yearly: A friendly and CO.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
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HELP MEN.
(Continued.)

SALESMAN. jewelry. State experience age.
references, salary expected. Box Billy Star.
SALESMAN, executive type; over IS years
81 Sales ssf force Go s s.w m Snsns
products, having great appeal 70 every
one. This Is rare opportunity 70 de-
Yelop as sales manager. State uualihca.
tons and phone number. Box 3s-Y. Star.
SINGING WATERS. must entertain.
Brown Derby, 3333-A Conn. ave. NV.
Apply / pm. 2s'
STAG RooFERs and helpers, experienced.
Apply 4414 Georgia ave. NV.
SLATER and timer. experienced. Phone
Michigan O284
SODA DISPENSER, experienced; references.
Cathedral Pharmacy, 5000 Conn. ave.
Apply after pm.
SODA DISPENSER experienced Apply
Kenesaw Drug Store, Mount Pleasant and
Irving SITS. NV.
TRUCK, DRIVERS. with D, c. permits, for
wholesale distributor: white or coDored;
peTience End references. Box 427-x. star.
TRUCK DRIVER, for lumber yard; sober,
Unit, man man; willing e WORK Langdon NH
YOUNG MAN, 1921. neat appearance;
high school education; travel California
and return; assist manager; permanent
B0son a adv %E Apply after
Hotel 10th and Que NV. No phone calls.
YOUNG NAN. bright; some grocery exp;
yer very good opport. tor advancement; must
pc familiar with Arl. County. Economy
Mkt, 1929 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va
YOUNG MAN, to serve in boarding house
and attend to furnace and gh.w.; refs.
Apply bet 5 and pm. 1743 18th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. mechanical training; fair
typlst; to be developed into salaried sales
man Of power tools; good salary TO start;
give details. Box 39-Y, Star.
WANTED (2) MEN for special advertising
campaign, pay daily plus weekly bonus
Apply 920 National Press Bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28
HELP MEN g. WOMEN.

PORTRAIT COUPON-Essiest, fastest sell
ing no-balance coupon in the city. Mailman
Studio. 30l6 14th st. NV.
MAN OR WOMAN. good driver. do general
housevork: monthly salary raise; SIS
month, room and board. CHI 1865
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28
LIFE INSURANCE
ASSIST TO MANAGER

Strong legal reserve company issuing COM
plete line life (non-industriaD and accident
and health has opening on suitable salary
and bonus basis for competent ambitious
man with proven production record 10
assist Washington Manager in appointing
and training agents. Previous executive
experience not essential but personal
record important Unusual opportunity for
qualified man. State personal and business
details in confidence for interview at Wash
inston. Agency Vice President, Box 2o6-X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS
HELP WANTED

RELIABLE AGENCY, DE. 1851, 1902 iith.
has cooks hSeWrkrS., nurses, chambermaids,
mattresses, daywrkrs., hseman., part-timers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28
MANAGERS ASSISTANT

National manufacturer expanding in
washington will accept applications for
permanent position in sales and MANAGE
ment WORK. Applicant must be married.
over %, have car and furnish best Of
references. No canvassers or drifters
wanted This position pays around $3.50
monthly, with expense ARRANGEMENT. Ap-
ply in person, 10 10 IL only, 354s l4th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28

LAG RooFERs and helpers. experienced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
13l1 G St N,argeStO Est Z Yrs
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

CARD PUNCH, home study course. with
cues. and ans. by best authority: latest
edition. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 st.
CARD PUNCH OPERATORS. trained to
perfection! New class every day. SEC
RETARIAL SERVICE BUREAU. 1884 18th
ST. NV. Michigan 5000.
AUTO DRIVING taught by experts; easy
parking q speciality; dual controlled cars
assuring perfect safety. Permits secured
Md, Va. and D. C. Easy Method DRIVING
SPANISH-Native teacher. conversational
method; beginners. advanced students:
small groups. Senior Ramos Hobart 97I5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28
MEN, WILLING WORKERS.

ORDER DEPT. OF NATION WIDE
GROCERY COMPANY. AVERAGE s22 50
WEEKLY TO START. PERCENTAGE AND
BONUS APPLY o TO IL AM, bl3 x
ST NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28

SLATER and .lnner experienced. Phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28

SODA DISPENSER, experienced; reference.
Cathedral Pharmacy, 5000 Conn. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28

, SODA DISPENSER, experienced Apply
Kenesaw Drug Store, Mount Pleasant and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28

SINGING WATERS, must entertain
Brown Derby, 3333-A Conn. ave. NV.
Apply I pm oes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28

TRUCK DRIVERS. with D. c. permits, for
wholesale distributor: white or coIored:
good pay. Specify in letter previous eX-
poe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28

For Luzier's cosmetic service. excellent
earnings: permanent local business. For
appointment. call AD l04l5.
Continued on Next Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-28
TWO WOMEN
RESIDENT DISTRIBUTOR

Over 25, to I'LL vacancies with a Nation
wide grocery company. Average $3.50
weekly to start, percentage and bonus.
Appiy 6I3 ST NV