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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-08-09

FOR RENT upper apartments.
3 & a rooms each. Private bath and
entrance, good condition; garage,
rent reasonable. Market st. o. L.
Thompson.
June 21-tf.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-08-09

RAT TERRIER PUPS FOR SALE
326-J. Aug. PCT.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-08-09

APARTMENT FOR RENT-2nd
floor Apply A. D. Merrill & Bro.
July 12-tf.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-08-09

FOR RENT-Apartment. Immed-
late possession. Apply to Roscoe
Bailey, 808 Second st.
Aug. 2 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-01

Perfect for slips, spreods, bedspreods,
fancy work. In IS lovely light and
dark eoIon. Washes perfectly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-01

A popular and long en-
during fobric for general
wear. II founders like o
dream. Foil colors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
Valley Pioneer
Passes Away

ORTISG-Mrs Charlotte Ander.
son. 81. died In a Tacoma hospital
Wednesday afternoon following =
prolonged Illness
Mrs. Anderson was a PIONEER
resident Of oriinz. having come
here In 1857 from Minnesota she
was born May - 1857. Ia Sweden
She u survived BY four daugh-
ters. nrs. Amanda Cole Of Seattle
Mrs Emma Brown. Mrs Elsie
Mcdonald. and Mrs Addis Car
penter. all Of orting: two sons
Albert and Ernest. Of OrsIng. and
one brother. Victor johnson. Of
Illinois
Funeral services viii ~ hsid A.
p. m Sunday from Orting Meth
odlst church under direction Of
orting Funeral home. tss Rev. W,
o. Benscom officiating Burial VIII
follow IN Orting cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
Giant Airplane
Being Built

wAsHf>GTos--Ths army an
Douneed Friday that Douglas Air
craft corporation Ia building for
Il TO-ton. -snTinsd. super
bomber that could ny 10 Europe.
with ~ tons Of bombs. and return
without stopping.
The waTplsns. the largest air.
craft IN the world. Niii bs Nae-
iivered 10 the army this year, the
announcement said II Ia more
than double ths are 81 the arfnys
famous dying fortfsases. which
weigh 30 tons
The plane u being built under
conditions u greatest secrecy. tbs
army said The plans for thas
plane we're stolen ones last year.
bst suiekiy recovered BY shs fed
sfal bureau Of investigation.
The aerial aTeadaauEhs. which
costs 81 600 900. MI hayf = wing
spread ~ 30 feet. and Ssli be abs
to ny 900 miles, nonstop. the
army saia Its four engines viii
Geiiysr 5000 horsepower. The
speed Sss rated - "ossr 200 niles
an hour" but Observers believed
the actual ssree o0nalosraoiy Ia
excess Of zoo.
Tss huge craft viii have heated
cabins and sleeping quarters and
viii - able 70 carry . crew 81
ten men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
Judge Gives
Slayer Four
Life Terms
Convict Murdered
Wife, 3 Children
For Insurance

LOS ANGELES Judge Clar-
ence Kincaid Friday sentenced
Laurel II. Crawford, Al. to serve
four consecutive life terms in San
Quentin prison for the Staying OF
his wife and three children last
Dec. IL in a faxed automobile
accident on Mt. Wilson observa-
tory highway.
Judge Kincaid said crswford's
crime was the most diabolicsiiy
conceived. coldly and ruthlessly
executed plot" in his experience.
The state charged Crawford
sent the family automobile plung-
ing down 1.000-foot cliff to
collect $50, 500 insurance on their
lives.
1T Is the studied recommenda-
ton of this court to the board Of
prison terms and paroles that no
parole ever be granted you
Judge Kincaid told Crawford as
he passed sentence.
Judge Kincaid imposed four
consecutive sentences for the first
degree murder Of Crswford's wife.
Mrs. Elva Crawford. Al. his two
daughters. Alice. IS. and Helen,
8, and his son. Paul. 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
q Division
Coming Hels
Iroopo Delsnsn -
rest Lewis My -

Army wasss w&s<n kevs -
snsesssrsss1 - su1s.<s& ean1
ssslslas y - CO. o. sp>1I
wsa nso>H vsssrn v pavm&asns -
sse4e - h1ay N fke~e- e.. -
1. neSyisk. eeenmos6tme emDogot
- ~ gssvsn asmy - ~ NloCn
t,evpw ere. nneesaee1 rrs1eH y
ssa FrsReteus
pssmsaemt sfasiane - wA1Gn ~
nnifs wlIl vetuvn sSsl
Third dlssslss -. t1ee1res<s6g4
Military rslles esmenny. 5n&h -
fantry. toen p1el1 Are11J~ey. -
rJsla Artisie<y. - A1e<Ieol 49,
tsflnn ssd - QnefssFunnnoer -
ssiias n ravf Le~1e W11HI
rusrsn tnfsn1r7. nsn1(H1as<eve -
bbsad~ussseen eeeNVo04. me(y1ro
sumpenx. - kn61nItra 80 c.
pony I. ~ - hsffe1tan % o~go
ues<ss wuans. Wssh.: ~ SnCnnr
ny. ~ hattoilue - we<x NlenDo1k
Naut. EN- Isfasisy. ~ nn1Sofnn
ti<ss Company ~. set seas~pnn1s
tn fnfsssfy. tsaeesvsF nnsreeeA
wash iosh knsiases eettn11ee-
Peri lA~fea. Weea.
Nun divisional units - ttss o.
s>svsilas .4ssdFsa. - hatt9itMe
squadron. ~ or1ssaee ss@Doey.
compsal<s Z. ? and O. t7tb ensns-
sssmsst<f fsxEmsnt. estSpssy 2
sssh o,lsfs<Fm~st<r fsxIMset
tllrhs mslntsnsa<s. csmpssx \
soth asssyt<fmsssss fsHlment
ll.sns nslssensa<&l cemDNny 4
\ sssh infsntrr lhsnt senssl, -
rort Lewis. WNsn. - fefaNasy
10 rss~sale. go rfsn<1sss. ittn
c.sssfv sna ~ psffsii@~ -
Fl@la Asskli~xy n tvssssie. No.
tersy. csiif
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
Expense Accounts
Filed by Three

Three candidates got undsf tns
sire FRIDAY for fling ~ slsesisn
expenses 10 eonnscilon ~iib cam
pslgns when they flied statements
slth CITY Clerk csnssisvs hartln
st city hail statstss provide that
candidates must fils sspsnss state
msBis within 10 days ~ ne sise-
tion. whah wAs hsld March II
NJ @ Tennent. eosfsssinx hts
defeat IN superior court for the
post q msyor. hated primary sod
general election expenditures 81
ss74si. Ira =. Davassssn. dsfs@ied
for reelection ss public Utilities
commissioners ss7sus. and y y
ONsiiI. Eseeessfal Candidate fss
utilities Commissioners. tS5s ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
STATE
EDITION
V|S5sSsssEsss''

DERHAPS neither law nor
public opinion can stop it,
but possibly a combination
of the two might work TO
prevent littering of the new
Tacoma Narrows bridge APP
proaches with unsightly sign
boards. unnecessary gasoline
stations and smelly hot dog
and hamburger stands.
1t is known Tacoma city
officials will do what they
can to protect the Tacoma
approach; in fact. they have
already ordered the removal
of one billboard that sprang
up along the approach right
of way.
The Tacoma side district
approaching the bridge comes
within the city zoning ordin-
ance, and is zoned as resi-
Dental property. So far as
that goes. it is protected. 1t
would require a property
owners petition to change it
to anything else. And even
confronted with such a petit
ton, the council still could
refuse to grant it.
What a shame it would be
10 permit structures of any
Objectionable kind to be put
up to spoil that long sweep
ing view of the Narrows. the
Puget Sound islands, bays
and inlets visible from the
bridge approach. >
II is not known off-hand
whether the county commits
sioners can do anything to
protect from such encroach-
ments the west end of the
bridge and its approach. II
they can zone or otherwise
protect that approach they
will be forever praised; be-
cause once a cheap, unsightly
structure is permitted to rise
in such a location, probably
nothing short of an incendiary
fire could remove it.
Property owners along the
right of way of the bridge
approaches have been well
paid for land long held in
speculation; they should not
now Intentionally or careless
ly violate public interest, if
not law. by selling or leas-
ing to persons who can see
no farther than the wayside
nickles to be grabbed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23

wAsssIsGrON--F ssidsn
Roosevelt atm had = slight fsssF
today. but Secretary stephsH 7
Early said he 10 eager 70 get back
to work.
Early sAld Dr.. Koss Mcfntirs.
white House physician. D~iisvsi
that n ire president continues has
limited schedule ever ihs week
and he ahoaia be back 70 q normal
work day ~ Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
|Chauncey Hurd
|Cets 8 Months

Denied a new trial earlier this
week on a charge of driving while
drunk, chsuncey r. Hurd. Al. was
sentenced Friday afternoon by
Judge Remain to serve eight
months in the county Jail. There
was no fine. but costs Of the case
were assessed against the con-
victed man.
Hurd was convicted Feb. Is Of
being under the influence Of liquor
at the time OF an accident more
than a year before in which his
car struck and seriously injured
Mrs. Ruth NJ. Fuson.
It was the second trial. A jury
disagreed last Nov. %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
He Is Legally Nzyor-Hs
Judge Decides; Appoal b
Hiqh Court, Tenneni Pin
Intent q CITY chosss covTied OF
Jurist Aassss; Says psisaosd
Candidate Deprived = Jgolh1ng

The name IL Harry =. Cain wns ~ MesuA - nnu1
legally ard the people of Tacoma seory - NUnNy eo
him mayer judes H. q. aut>oa. ~ ktnop nav gu1 -
Friday.
Judge suttna rave ls~v ossI opinisa from ~ hnr1
II the exact hour Of SITTER twuhp1F hoartx - -
mandamua action instituted ~ rormof Mayer Moevt1 g
Tennent asking that biz ~ certified - Ceon>x Ao
y. Clifford Dnsis mnynr-etect
Tsmns~s hsmssM. whs - tAseuUn ~ henvlnG
nnd Ne Mad nothRH - ~. ~ ~ nc1rrUcy. EGo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23

VANCOUVER =. CAN s~slne
seuft Jury late Tnarsdev s<4.1tte@
Afthuf H<nnss. -. ~ IL nssfdef
u wse osek. wealthy chisaae.
April "a.
n<sai< s.s sanssetesa y NJ f1fpt
srsal ssd s<nt<s<ea % ksng. ~
~sn esw trial H<fvsex -
tssms fef shssf part - - ma<-
Orr are r,<siafss nfsek1 -. -
Harry ~ tfIffsn. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
Curtain Of Silence
Shrouds Big Liner

NEW YORk-The Cunard White
Star liner Queen Mary. second lar
sest ship in the world, was some
where in the North Atlantic today.
her exact whereabouts unknown
and her destination shrouded in
official secrecy.
Maritime sources said that the
snip, stripped of her costly furnish
ings and already converted. at least
potentially. into a huge transport
vessel. would sail at full speed into
South Atlantic waters, possibly TO
pick up some escort fighting ships,
and proceed to Capetown and then
to sydney. Australia.
BANK TRANSACTIONS
IACOmH Aosf1ofeNS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
BULLETINS

PEIPING, Chin British
Vice Consul ID. J. Robey was
attacked by an anu-British
mob at Chengteh IN Honan
province Tuesday while inves-
tigating the burning and loot
ing Of United Church Of Can
ada property. in company with
Missionaries George King and
X. G. stnlthers. II was dis-
closed today.
DOVER. ~. J. - Seventeen
persons were reported injured.
two Of them seriously. IN an
explosion Friday At the gov
eminent arsenal al Pieztinny,
near here.
TuLAAook. Ore - I'd
ward n. Milton. n. Of Port
land. Ore. was KILLED wnen he
tumbled over a 20o-foot cliff
on Traak river, the eoroners
office disclosed today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23

Another mIlepost IN con-
struchon OF Tocomo, Nor
rows bodcel First OF the
steel decking goes into ploee
on the center spon. Shown
in the photo series here Is
the oioonfic operation. step
by step. From top 10 bottom.
The Bolton section OF steel
is towed 10 the esoct center
OF the chonnel between the
piers, q iieklish siiuoiion os
the huge piece IS first lifted
cIeor OF me current borne
soow ond the 200 foot hoist
begins, the section m ploee
ond bottled 10 the noin
cobles. high overhead. An
engineering feot OF first
magnitude. II ~os occomp-
lished Thursday afternoon
without serious nishop For
deioils OF the interesting
operotion. reod SOUND
lN6S by Cosey oosisoSA on
pooe u.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
Congress Today

SENATE
Continues debate on farm ball
Appropriations subcommittee
considers navy department ball.
HOUSE
In recess until Monday.
Agriculture committee con
tinneA hearings or farm eredi,
bAiL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
Alice Faye Divorces
Singer Tony Martin

HOLLYWOOD Alice Faye, who
rose from a singer with Rudy
yallee's orchestra 20 stardom in
the films. Friday obtained a d.
vorce from Tony Martin, handsome
young singer. on the ground OF
extrems cruelty. Martin did not
contest the action.
The blonde actress told Judge
Samuel Blake she and Martin had
lived together only three months
during the past year and this IN
flicted "grieyous mental suffering
and caused her 10 beeoms men
tally and physically ~"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23

IOBfTH, Gexman Dafeh frsn-
tier A British plane crashed IN
flames near here FRIDAY after q
fiKht with a German craft Tbs
British plane fell IN Dutch ter
.1tnw
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
German Sea
Invaded by
Royal Navy
Ore Carrier Torpe-
doed; U-Bouts
Down 7 Ships
THE WAR AT SEA

Great Britain opened a spec
tscular new phase of naval war
fare today in an apparent move
to stop iron ore shipments from
Scandinavia to Germany.
A British submarine threaded
its way into the mined waters at
the entrance to the Baltic sea
a hell Of place to GO" naval
men said-and sank the German
steamship Heddernheim.
The 4,e47-ton Nazi merchant
man was the first such vessel de-
stroyed by British torpedo, and
the sinking aroused belief that
the allied powers might be OPEN
ing a drive to break German sup
ply lines to the north, as they did
in 1918 and 1916.
Crew Lands Safely
In II days of the World war
British submarines, operating off
the coast of Denmark, sank IA
German ships loaded with iron
ore en- route from Swedish mines,
via Norway, to the Reich and de-
layed many other ore ships.
The Heddernheim sank eight
miles east of Skagen, on the north
tip of Denmark, just inside the
Kattegat entrance to the Baltic.
The crew OF So men landed safely
in Denmark.
Warnings lacking
The Germans pressed the war
at sea with greater vigor. too.
sinking seven neutral merchant
men. All were reported to have
been torpedoed by U-bosts without
warning. according TO British ac-
counts, which insisted that the
Heddernheim was given ample
warning.
The Danes lost six Of the seven
ships sunk by what naval sources
said was a new wave OF Naz sub
marines sent out from German
waters in the last week. In Berlin
the high command announced that
1854 tons of allied or neutral
shipping. en- route to allied ports,
had been sunk in the last three
days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
Canoeing LYnds
Get Daughter

Bob and Louise Lynd. who
made the famous canoe trip
down the Missouri and Missis-
sippi 10 advertise the states
golden Jubilee. were being con-
graduated Friday on the birth
Of a daughter. Jean Louise. The
baby, named after her mother,
WAS horn at Tacoma General
hospital at 11:l5 o'clock Thurs
day night She weighed
pounds. IA ounces
Sharing IN the congratnia-
tons are Mrs. Lynd's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Wagner. ESQ
So. Tacoma. Mrs. Lynd ana
baby we're doing nicely. hos
pitaI attaches reported
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23

wEArnsn romscA.r

usssasisA sesixhs go h<sstsy
Tesp~ssssss.l l6fxs. -: iss, -
sss sis~s. eel. s~<s. sixs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
Noah Beery's Son to Wed
DAUGHTER OF Buck Jones

HoiLfwooD-Nosh Bsey F, actor and son I" the famous
Thursday flied notice Of intention 10
model and daughter a Beck Jones' screen
cowboy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23

WV @*8*N EKA8S A#W* -
Ths d@f<stsd sHsmsvcs wss ~
psssed - ssshsns ~ pssesna -
csia's name 81 ~ ballet afses
death af ~ q = kssslsstev. wNtle
the people wuui1 havs been -
puv~d II shs riaht 10 vsss IN Two
candidates. Ne visiting larist
unouspsse. tnIassus
latent Il The city charter. ca
which Tsnn>st based HE rhalisnss
az Cams place eu he ballot. wss
10 prevent sny election sosaa ~
default. Judge nstton held
cAstin9 a II ahs~Hsss hslioss a
the time Jsn1ss nvns~ u. Gard.
By . nsasdsmus wit nsrxs q
thre> days bsfcss sssesisa. ar1sxs1
Gains name In ths place ~ ~
deceased candidate. slsp dlxfrna.
chissd no one. sssd the nudge.
ss1ss ruas 49,
rsats hsd argued fsrvsciiy shse
Judge Cards ''purpostsd writ.
~ he called u. dixfrsnaAlsed ne
abs~nises.
But sa ths ansentss haIleta. "
eemm~ntsa Judge nussoa. @Tss~
nsnt had the sdvagsAss.
Gains nsws 80 mt - 49,
pssfsee1s f>aoe
''it seems p~rfess5y <ts~v - -
the pusppss ~ ~ charter pro.
visios was toAvivs fhs people a
opportunity 70 Newest On >lessioa
going BY asfssh,, and have :
ehanes 70 vote far t~e candidates.
" prasiiesbIs 10 nave tbs s~iists
changed
'-rhsy wsrs changed and ~
purposs WAS met
Any other way ~ eensirsana
u would have as.ffssshls~s $500
voters.
Crowd - nssa
II hold ols.sss and dsflnitsiy
Mr. Cain vac pfppsFiy On th~ hal
Iot and the veiss proper and l<xsi.
This action oil ~ aismiss~1
Ths hearing. ssld In jssias 3
.. Hedges courtroom. arew .
crowd of ~ ths lawyers isesi
political figures and voters Mo
could Jam their way in.
nsssh n rss~<pt
Almost 80 soen - Attorney
Tests hsd outlined bis sss< 80
fore sfssmsnis sfsFtsa. Judge
sutton Declared ihs whale asssss
tion sppesrsd 10 ~ whsthss thu
ssscsloa wss lszsi
DE held wlfh Attorney Charles
D. tsstsS, jfs yepfsssntins ths
absent Calm. thai cvuafy ktsdstnf
Davis ~ossld HAYS no night ~ ais.
Continued ea f.9s =. Columns ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
East Coast Gets Snow

NEW YORK a snow storm
Ssept INA ssstsEn seseoaFd today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
Local Woman
Dies After
Being Struck
Mrs. Olga Mossr
Il Hit by Cor.
Hurled 50 Feet

Hurled 30 fees BY . car when
she started scross the street Ia
meet her husband. Mrs Olga
Aoxer. a.. wife Of . city fireman.
Was fatally injured Thursday after.
noon. she died Friday morning ~
. hospital
n. VI. Chapman. ~. NJ 7. sex
s2T, drove th~ car that struck her.
Mrs. Moser got Off . bus ~ No
T<,h and Park ave. about $50
p. m. and . moment later stepped
into the street from behind the
parked bus
She was going Ia dslissf sumo
hundlrs To her husband. Henry A.
Aossr, 7s7s 30. Sheridan ave. firs-
man at No 10 stAtson. directly
across the street chspnAn's car,
northbound. struck her and threw
her 30 feet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23

she was taken to Tacoma Gen.
-rai hospital in police smbuisncs.
her husband accompanying her.
Exsmlnation proved shs suffered
compound fractures of both lsxs.
eutz and internal injuries.
Physicians resorted TO . blood
TRANSMISSION In On attempt 10 save
her life.
Chapman. whose coup stopped
81 feet past tbs point Of the I'm.
pact. said he was only going "a
mills. per hour al the Tins. Off
GERS olmstssd. Milllfon and John,
son Investigated III tho scene and
said skid msrhs SHOWED for ~
feet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23

Ak @
topio
al a
re th<
ervice
| follow'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
BEYOND THE BENCH

rrteWrr sn intersection
1sae War stood before me In
criN TIE ttler dav charged with
through a red light and
,a.-rz AZ criieni His defense
was VA, another vehicle had OBJ
ffed bis view ~ The light so
'as' De roMdnf see Il was red l
r1in'ed out thar had he obeyed the
t4ndameni.. rgie % safety In such
ases and slowed down or stopped
sn'l he could have seen the light
there would have heen no accident
and DO would have saved himself
plenty % trouble Perhaps this par
tfnisr driver learned his lesson
aope 81
8 common complaint Is thar
fhtre are roo many traffic signals
and l,h great abundance Of
signs mat ne moicrisf becomes
r0nfnsed This Is undoubltedly true
10 some cases But traffic safety
authorities are continually az work
rsmelAinr The situation and I
frink sfasdv gains In developing
proper traffic control signs and
signals have heeu made However.
'Ar aler' mo'orist IS not easily con-
fused Tho careful driver who look :
inr the signs which have been
rarrd on fhe streets FOR bis pfotcc-
f.Hn aIrlV misses one
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
FINDING YOUR
JOB AND THEN
HOLDING IT
BY SARAH REYNOLDS
Appl, For A Position

THERE ARE three ways OF ap-
= plying for a position. namely:
answering the help wanted ads
from the Classihed section ~ news
papers. writing 70 firms Of which
YOU desire employment and the
mo popular method ~ going 10
the personnel departments OF firms
and leaving your application.
The advertiser o. newspaper al
may ask that the al be answered
Ia YOUR own handwriting or apply
In person II the former Is re-
qQi5ed. considerable care should
BE given the letter Of application.
as 10 STYLE. neainess and explicit
ness; give complete details az 10
education religion experience age
and references II YOU have never
worked before YOU can give etflc-
iercv references. but be sure 70
give AZ least Two character refer
ences.
The same apples 20 the method
% writing 70 firms OF which YOU
desire employment 4 well written
ierfes with Inc required in.orms-
iion may AID you in getting TIE
'oh YOU seek
When golns 70 The personnel de-.
pafirerfs % arms q IS best 10
paore before going n order 10 ind
olt Y there are any operinrs in the
1sr'ruiar l.ns " work that YOU
WISH % 10 some firms prefer thar
vow make an sppcin'meni wra
heir personnel manager ofhefs
wat ask 'ha' Won come tn ~ any
fin'e and leave YOUR applira'ion
When YOU 70 70 make applica-
ror for Nol- ;oA avoid ans signs
~ stage fright nervousness an
s0sr q4es"ons 'fGfhfuily and
prstly. Your interviewer rs not IN
= esfed n your personal AFFAIRS
lave re necessary equipment
V'a Won ior hs,.nE on an apph-
eaton hank \ mark os ireni-
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
ZELLER'S HAS
BARGAINS FOR
THE HOLIDAYS

Bargain. Bargains. Bargains,
This Is the slogan at Zeller's up-
to-date Furniture Stores during
this Christmas season. You don't
have to take anvbody's word for
a. JUST 20 20 Zelier's and see for
yourself The bareai are amaz-
inE, the values really breath-taklng.
and the prices and terms are so
reasonable that all can afford 10
buy.
III YOU need a new bedroom. din
Ing room or living room suite. 20
10 Zeller's and turn in your old
suites for smart new ones and
make your home beautiful and
comfortable for the Christmas
holidays.
All OF this modern. good-looking
furniture can be purchased under
zeller's new purchase plan No
money down. Attractive souvenirs
Will be given each customer max
ing a purchase
Remember. Zeiier's Furniture
Stores are reputable and have been
established for many years. They
guarantee sli goods cold and are
courteous and accommodating 10 all
patrons. BE sure 10 20 20 Zeller's
and purchase your Christmas fur
nitnre. The stores are located NJ
% Michigan. Near Woodward. ac-
cross from the CITY Hall. Your
patronage 10 solicited.