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Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14
Pact Frees Reds
To Menace NQzis

released from direct fear of Rus
sia in any Japanese military drive
southwark. Russia, however, still
las a restraining influence, apart
from Japan's natural hesitancy
about undertaking an Enterprise so
potentially dangerous.
The new pact Is not full nom
aggression agreement since 1t does
rot end Russian aid to China.
which has a pro-communist, ag-
gressive anti-Japanese purpose. BY
increasing aid to Chang Kai-Shek.
Russia might cause Japan to limit
dispersal Of many troops beyond the
Chinese combat area.
Although the neutrality treaty
provides for Russian recognition OF
Manchukuo and japanese recogni-
ton of the Mongolian peoples
republic, nothing is said about con-
tiguouS Mongolian territory where
both countries have rival interests.
That reason, coupled with natural
hesitancies which are characteristic
of japanese psychology. should be
sufficient to cause policy of cau-
ton in denuding Manchukuo OF
japanese troops for use elsewhere.
Berlin pretends to believe the
new treaty will strengthen Japan's
position as an active German agent
if America were to enter the Euro
pean war. However, if Russia wish
ed to take advantage of that situ-
alton, she could do SO by giving
China more assistance without
breaking any provision of the pact.
Anyway, Pacific Ocean conflict
would be essentially a war of sea
power and blockade. Thus. now as
before, Japan will certainly Judge
the consequences to herself by ma
val and blockade measurements.
These primary factors have not
been changed by yesterdays ex-
hange of documents at Moscow.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14

WASHINGTON, April IA A.
much misdirected and wasted ener-
gy goes into the average congress
sional investigation as in any Other
known form of human endeavor.
For one thing, these shows are
too public. Anyone who had any
thing to cover up could hardly be
expected to drag it into a public
hearing room as big as a SideShow
tent and there display it. For a
second thing, too many investiga-
tions 60 off half-cocked. Some
thing is wrong some place, and
somebody thinks something should
be done about it. So no matter how
nobly conceived, if preparations for
the birth and delivery of a con-
gressional investigation child are
inadequate, the baby is bound to
be an outlaw and holy terror.
Congressman Andy Mays COM
mittee on military affairs got off
to an investigation of national de-
fense under these handicaps the
other day and pity it was, tbo
for this was to be the first-born
of the inquisition triplets being
spawned by this Congress to be-
devil further the governmental
agencies who are trying their best
to get the country ready for de-
fense in case of war.
FANCY
DRAPERIES
Just consider the picture as the
committee went into its labor pains,
and no pun intended:
Before a brocade curtain back
drop, the 20 committee members
are seated like judges behind a
raised, shaped, beautifully
carved wood bench. Chairman May
is in the center, with gavel and
green-shaded study lamp. Direct
" in front of him is the chair for
the witnesses, and around this
chair are tables, covered with card
board sheets SO they won't be
scratched, for committee clerks and
stenographers.
The stars who might have drawn
the crowd were missing, too Knud-
sen was helping dedicate a new
airplane factory in Dallas, Dyk-
stra was in Wisconsin. Hillman
away. Stettius busy, but sent three
aides, who weren't called. SO Ma
dame Perkins read prepared
statement, telling the committee
about the work of the Cancellation
Service, which everyone should
have known already, and asked to
be excused. 1t seems there were
some strikes on some place, which
required her best attention.
This burned up red-faced Con-
gresham j. Parnell Thomas of Al
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14
Bombers Batter
Nozi Positions

foreign women and children.
Authorized sources said that IL
might be several days before the
Germans felt strong enough to be-
gin the main phase of the battle of
Greece.
While a Greek spokesman re-
ported no activity on the German
front; only unimportant patrol ac-
tlVity on the Italian 'front.'" au-
thoritative reports circulated that
Serbian armies had taken the Of
fenslve. against both the Germans
and Italians.
The Moscow radio was heard
broadcasting that the army OF
south Serbia was pressing hard
against Nish railroad center that
had served as a springboard for
the German assault on southeast
Jugoslavia and that another Jugo-
slav force threatened to rout the
Germans from Skoplje, controlling
the lower Vardar River Valley into
Greece. 1t was reported that the
Serbs were only 16 miles from Du-
razzo, main port of Albania, and
We're diving hard against it.
TN London the Athens radio was
heard broadcasting that the main
Jugoslav forces had reached the
mountains of central and southern
Serbia, where they would be able to
resist a long time, and that the
,lrst and fourth Jugoslav armies
mad launched successful counter
attackS.)
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14
Nazis Say Balkan
Drive Forerunner
OF Isle Invasion
BY JOSEPH w. GRIGG. JR.

BERLIN, April IA tUP)-Na2iS.
rejoicing over Easter Sunday vic
tories in the Balkans and Africa.
said today that Germany and Italy
would proceed to break the Brit
ish-Greek line in Greece, drive
Britain out of the eastern Mediter-
ranean and then launch the su-
preme attack on the British Isles
that would end the war.
Nazi spokesmen said the nor
thern and southern Jugoslav arm
les had been dissovled. There re-
NAMED, they asserted, only the
central JugoSlav armies, which the
Germans were pushing rapidly to-
ward the Adriatic coast.
The retreating Serbs will more
than likely be pinched off between
the Germans and the Italians and
then the last creature of the Yer
sallles treaty will be through" an
informant said.
With the Jugoslav collapse the
Greeks will be forced to capitulate.
The German occupation of Sa-
lonlka means that Italy's Dode-
canese Islands will be immeasurely
strengthened. This means turning
the Aegean into virtual German
italian lake. Then we will hit the
British from all sides.
With the conclusion of the Bal
kan campaign the solution of the
Mediterranean and the desert prob
lens is but matter of weeks.
Then after Germany's western
offensive the world will look back
on the present undiminished at
tacks against the British Isles and
British shipping as a virtual lull."
The high command announced
yesterday the occupation of Bel
grade by German troops and of
Bardia, five miles from the Egypt
ian frontier in Libya, by German
and Italian forces.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14
Italians Advance
Against JugosIav
Army, Rome Claims
BY REYNOLDS PACKARD

ROME, April IA (UP)-The Ital-
ian second army corps, driving along
| the Jugoslav coast to cut the Jugc-
slav forces off from the Adriatic
is advancing beyond Gospic, "a
miles north OF cara, an official
communique said today
Another italian force. operating
from cara, drove so miles to the
east and captured the railway
center of Knin, after overcoming
stubborn resistance and taking
prisoners and var materials, the
communique reported.
Troops from cara also occupied
the islands of Sestrugno, ESQ Raw
lane and Punta Dura, ali in the
Adriatic off Zara.
Five hundred Jugoslavs, includ-
ing a number of officers. were taken
prisoner in the Scutari region of
Albania, north of the Drin river.
the communique said, in a counter
offensive launched by italian troops
after a Jugoslav attack had been
crushed.
liiC OuSooldFo WrIt osilll W lltiFC
suffered heavy losses in fierce
fighting around Scutari.
On the Albanian front, the Ital-
ian ninth army, in the face of stiff
Greek resistance, began a push to-
ward Corrizza yesterday, the COM
munique said
Retreating Greek columns were
reported to be under continuous
air attack as Italian planes bomed
and machine gunned their lines
Italian bombers also hammered
Greek communications, destroying
the Perat bridge on the Greco-Al-
banian frontier 10 lies west of Ko-
nitSa, the communique said.
In north African fighting, the
communique said the besieged Brit
ish garrison at Tobruk still was re-
sisting, but was receiving an un-
ceasing pounding from Italo-Ger-
man land and air forces.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14
EDITORS NOTE: The following
editorials are presented as Interesting
opinions Uoiced by editors elsewhere.
They do not necessarily reflect the
opinion of this paper.
HISTORY
IN ENVELOPES
(Christian Science Monitor)

The foreign correspondent is ably aid
ed today by new type of journalist
the letter writer who pens interesting
accounts of happenings in areas now af-
fected by the European conflict. These
eyewitness STORIES" appearing not only
in big-city dailies, but in small town
newspapers and country weeklies
throughout America, augment the efforts
of the more experienced journalist by
bringing the war "home to u.s..
One reads of the bombing of city
somewhere in England" with a sense of
distinguished "by-line." But when
letter from a relative or friend, written
to Neighbor Jones, appears in the local
newspaper, the same air raid, although
it may have taken place weeks ago, at
once becomes personalized. The letters
from England now appearing in the AM
erican press, as we'll as the infrequent.
more repressed correspondence from
Axis-dominated countries, make enlight-
eminent supplementary reading
The letters of these amateur journal
lists serve another mission also. To small
town newspapers whose circulation does
not warrant heavy telegraph tolls, they
augment the thin trickle of war news
while country editors to whom the costly
wirephoto is out of the question, find
these graphic overseas pen pictures an
interesting and acceptable substitute In
later and more restful day, American
newspaper readers, realizing the part
these War-ZOne letter writer's have played
III enabling them to attain proper per-
spective, will perhaps accord them 4 be-
lated vote of thanks.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14
Joponese-Soviet
Pact at U.S..

The newspaper Yomiuri said the
treaty was "a great shock To the
world when the United States Eltry
into the European war is immi-
nent," and that ii was a poignant
blow" to Generalissimo Chang Kai-
Shek's Chinese government.
The general opinion was that
what We're regarded here as recent
American attempts to WOO Russian
friendship had suffered a setback
by the treaty.
The newspaper Nichi Nichi said,
lin substance, the pact bears the
character of a aggression pact"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14
Berlin Reports
British Failure

BERLIN, April IA CUP)-The Of
ficial DNB news agency reported
today that British tanks had failed
in an attempt to crash Nazi lines
around Tobruk, and efforts to evac-
uate British forces from the port
by sea are under way.
DNB claimed that IA British
tanks issued from Tobruk and at
tempted to crash through the Nazi
circle around the town.
German forces destroyed eight of
the ID tanks and the attempt to
relieve pressure on the besieged
port failed, DNB asserted.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14

yeLIlhzeS ike disturbed CASH
The bloodstream of political
flows strong or weak according
70 mount of coin pumped into the ar
teries From Headquarters. Therein lies
the reasorsf6r the latest attempted raid
on funds the law now allocates to county
airs and to educational institutions spe-
in agriculture.
Imperial county will be among the
greatest sufferers if the raid succeeds
We will lose altogether the money we
need to make additional improvements
at the county fair grounds-the sum al
located for this purpose last year totaled
95O,OOo. Just as serious, we will lose
money the state has heretofore appropri-
ated to the fairs premium list. 1t
amounted to $4,000 last year.
Thus, from Imperial county alone the
politicians would bleed $4,000 or more
naa ene-year period. to give their pet
me shot in the arm
deril that our loss would be
seems urgent to express the
possible opposition to Item
Amended Budget" which is
hrough which the politicians
ain their political TRANSMISSION
I'd loss would come about be-
'onld not only lose the funds
eeh to build a better county
money taken from us would
INST us in the building up of
ter political machine
osed item in the amended
a grand sound. Such things
On the face of it. the money
aken from the county fairs
ioI4al institutions for the fur
I'll of agriculture That is, it
formed to the State De-
iculture
ses an unpleasant odor.
ment of Agriculture has
want the money 1t is
proposed amendment.
) it, then?
ms simple. 1t was the
ke people, who, two years
tried to lay hands on the
Roses other than those now
their purposes. it is safe
q few soft jobs for de-
supporters.
Harvey E. Hastain will
The proposed amendment
lp for hearing Tuesday.
to him from the valleys
give him new strength in
Then in case the propos-
senate, it might not be
Senator E. George Luck
Bees of any wires of pro-
here.
Through their fairs and
The money more than the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14
BATTLE. BEGINS ON
LIBYAN BORDER

CAIRO, April IA (UP)- Fight
ing between British forces and
1talo-German troops was reported
in progress late today near Sollum
In Egypt, just across the border
from Libya.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14

dst a1Sey a big Nazi raid. There
killed at one point and 1900 at
Within SO hours after that raid
por trouble was fixed up. There
Question at that point. AS
|pu have a dictator drop a few
pund you, you make up your
i the Importance of war eff
not be a bad idea, at that
be sure the bombs would hit
t places. Trouble is, the die
ally try to make sure their
Anists are out of the way of
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14
WAY Y

ed young San Francis
eutive just back from
d about his opinion Of
The United States. He
ago . / went to Glas-
They always did have
nong the dock workers.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14
lCIANS EYE
AIR FUNDS
polite has any

polite has any blood, 1T
gk1hkles like a disturbed cash
The bloodstream of political
Evening star., 1941-08-29
Contuiner Is Tested
For Plane Delivery

Fuel and water supplies may be
dropped from airplanes by use of
an unburstable container undergoing
army tests in India. 1t is made of
canvas and plastic compositions and
has withstood impact when dropped
100 feet to the ground. Tests are
being made by dropping it from low
flying planes. Delhi reports the
container would have many peace
time uses.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

TYPEWRTTERS ADDING MACHINES:
special Aug. sale; rebuilt machines as low
as Sl5; yrs guaranty: terms: open eve.
Amer. Typew. Co, 1431 E. Cap. st. Ii. 00S2.
VACUUM CLEANER. Electrolux: studio
couch. mahogany china closet, other house.
hold furniture 17l4 N Utah St Arl. Va
Evening star., 1941-08-29

Law GRADUATE, thirty yrs. old, pleasant
personality. Car available. Any reason
able offer considered. Box 52-L, Star. 31s
LICENSED SALESMAN desires ceiling
coverage; Sundays, holidays and evenings
for new or reconditioned houses. Box
Evening star., 1941-08-29
ELECTRICAL CENTER,

VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt and guar. as
toSv Te5niIi als1 ee5une e snd IN e
Washingtons authorized HOOVER special
sales and services Open all day Saturday.
Ef-TRTCAI (ENTER
Evening star., 1941-08-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL colored. wants psrt-tjme }6b as
cook or maid. MI. 3174.
GIRL, colored wishes fuli-tme general
housework; live out; city references. RE.
0727.
GIRL, colored, wants work of any kind.
Phone MI. S7S4.
MAID wants work, take care Of baby
or general housework; experienced. MI
S6S9.
WOMAN, colored. wants work as chamber
woman or chambermaid; good ref. NO.
$3.50
WOMAN, colored, wants a Job, housework.
COOL COOK: no Sunday. Call North 4427.
WOMAN, colored, desires work as cook or
practical nurse. AT. 6997.
WOULD like to place reliable maid who has
worked 3 years for me, Full or part timei
no Sundays; g.h.w. Oliver 0314. 31'
Evening star., 1941-08-29

DIsHWAsHER, colored. and short order
cook for night work. Apply Rouses Res
talI Mt o31 Ath st. n.e. NO phone callS
Evening star., 1941-08-29

ELECTRICIAN, experienced in repairs and
Jobbing work; 81 hour. Call Falls
O1kQ
Evening star., 1941-08-29

Underwood, in good work
ing condition. Sl4 cash, quick sale. AT.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

DAIRYMAN. single. to use De Laval milk
ing machine: modern dairy: good salary.
board and room. AYRLAWN FARMS
Evening star., 1941-08-29

EEVATOR OPERATOR, white, Is years
OF age or over; experience and license re
ulired: state type and length OF expert
ence, address and telephone number. BOX
Evening star., 1941-08-29

rRIVER for furniture van. AppIy MdN
Alperstein Dept. Store, 1920 7th ST. NV.
DRIVER ESMAN, excellent opportunity
for go-getter, with fast--growing company; p1dS;
established route Apply am, 1881
3rd st NV.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

YOUNG LADY,
ACCURATE WITH FIG
URES, GOOD TYPIST, TO
SSIST BOOKKEEPER;
PERMANENT Posi- TION
WITH GOOD OPPORTUNI-
TY FOR HARD WORKER.
APPLY ONLY TUESDAY
NIGHT, 1909 PM. KAY
JEWELRY CO., 400 7th ST.
NV.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

TYPEWRITER Rental Service 67I6 18th
mos. in adv, S5.55: no del, ST addi dep.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

OF discontinued models:
Maytag, S44; Apex. S39; ABC, S37;
Crosley, S35; Thor, 500; price includes
filler hose pump 10 DAYS TRIAL Pay
81 weekly The Piano Shop. 1915 9TH st.
n Omen Ga aturday
Evening star., 1941-08-29
CATTLE e. LIVESTOCK.

HORSES. II riding: work mares.
cheap mules, 3 ponies. ) half-breds, l6
hands tall can jump: 3 fne GATED horses
sulky and harness. Rear 736 10Th ct. Sc
TEAM OF HORSES. young broken to
work. Boz 321-S. Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

MAN, young, :55, ten years experience
meeting the public as musician and enter
tainer, desires connection with reliable
concern as salesman or representative.
Technical knowledge. Will travel. IA. oS44.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

BUsBOYs. DIsHWAsHERs AND PORTERS
White. good pay and desirable WORKING
eonSitions; experience prefeFred. but not
Essential Apply at once Childs, 134O
New York ave.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

COAT BUYER ASST. smart successful.
highly styled, popularity priced Baltimore
specially shop requires services OF young
fhoroughly trained, volume producing as
sistart coat buyer He must be able TO
assist in buying for and merchan andisins this
department and be able to supervise, sS
fioor man, the entire floor A successful
record of past profit-producing experience
is required Box 37-L, Star
Evening star., 1941-08-29
HELP DOMESTIC.

HELP DOMESTIC.
COOK -HoUsEKEEPER, experienced with
children: white; 3 adults and / child: no
month Reference caii after 8 Ts PM Friday
or after 2 m. Saturday FR $3.50, Ext 1888.
COOK. cleaner. Iaundress; i fun day, 4
Give Give '' refs. Box i5s-s. Star. E''A' '@'-S's'
GIRL. colored. sleep in; 81. plain cooking
and general housework Call WI 2571.
GIRL or woman, white. g.hw., care
children: chit age and 5: heavy laundry sent
Hills: stay NIGHTS. Call Ii. 1898.
GIRL. white. young care for small child
and apt: live IN. Cali MA. 312o, branch
800 before 5
GIRL. settled care children and apart
RA. $40. 437 Manor pl. Apt. l.
GIRL, colored, for second maid, stay nights,
Chevy Chase, Md. $50 start Must be
Wiling a., and clean oeginner can qualify.
WI 1926 after Il IN.
HoUsEKEEPER, white. complete charee of
home Gather and > children. Live in.
Refs. North 1888 before 6.
HOUsEKEEPER. white, middle take
daughter of empi, couple: light duties,
Sundays of S6 a week and room. bd.
Box 375, Rte: :. Alexandra. Va. 29'
HOUsEWoRKER and cook white expert
Private room and bath. = adults. chill
dren. Live in. 50 wk 70 start Box
MAID: g.h.w., assist with children oxford
2S5l-W.
MAID. experienced gh.w.; fond Of chill
oren: live IN; references. Wisconsin 1892.
MAID. general housework, family OF >:
good pay: must be neat. good plain cook.
willing worker, EN-. 1927. 80
MOTHERS HELPER, help care child, ,:
g.h.w.. laundry no cooking. jackson
1S20-W.
WOMAN, white. settled, neat and refined
apt. Live in. $40 week Call Sligo 1898.
WOMAN, young. fond of children: live in:
50 wk. must have city reference and
health card. OIL. 6579
WOMAN. white, middle-aged exper., for
general housework, family of >. City refs.
Apply Oil am. l1i0 Webster ST. NV.
No phone calls.
iieht housework: good home. Cali after
pm. ia. 1898.
WOMAN, for gh.w.. stay nights: references;
adults; Bradley OOs0. after 5 pm
WOMAN, white. TO do g,h.w.. stay in; s.
week. AT. o55l-J or apply 0I9 18th pI.
n.e., Apt. 3, after $50 pm.
WOMAN. white, for general housewerk:
SIS weeN; good clean home. Phone Ber-
WOMAN, middle-aged, white or colored, to.
live in, h.w cooking, nurse . small
children: health certificate required. Call
Alex. 1855 Sept between I0-l2
WOMAN. settled white, for ghw, military
family. Heavy laundry sent out. Every
other week end from noon Saturday of
Salary, $40. 90 week. Box 114-Z. Star,
giving details.
WOMAN white, for INV. care . children;
after g pm Warfieid 3775
Evening star., 1941-08-29

STUDIO FURN., immed disposal. studio
couch, desk and chair, 4-draver chest. a
lamp, long mirror. end table. PhilcO ccU-
sole, lounge chair: cash. J. Boam, RE.
$500. Br. 476. g-3 pm 20.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

COUNTERMAN, exp: good salary to start
Apply Baltimore Delicatessen. 1l0l Bla-
Evening star., 1941-08-29

LUX APPLIANCE Co,
Washington's Largest Refrigerator House,
Sll 9th st, NV RE. 1l75.
Open Till SPIN
Evening star., 1941-08-29

CHAUFFEUR, porter or messenger, colored:
part time between hours 9 am to $50
pm. Levi Thomas 625 st. sc. FIR. 1854.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

Desires position: capable. energetic. pro-
duces results All inform. al interview.
Box 244-Z. Star. sci"
Evening star., 1941-08-29

TIRE and tube, 6.OO-2O. heavy duty. nearly
new; So so. Nelson. 504 2lst ST. ne.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

CoUNTERMEN - Apply 1910 Wisconsin
Evening star., 1941-08-29
HELP WOMEN.
tCOntinued.J

sTENOGRAPHER, IN LARGE
REAL ESTATE OFFICE, ONE
WITH EXPERIENCE PREFER
RED. OPPORTUNITY FOR AD-
VANCEMENT. REPLY IN OWN
HANDWRITING, STATING AGE
AND EXPERIENCE. BOX Ass,
STAR.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
BUSINESS Opportunities

CoMMoDIoUS BEER PARLOR, newly built,
doing $1,000 week Adloining military
reservation on Laurel, Fl. Mead I'd. Gull
Barber, phone Laurel POI.
GROCERY, near Vienna. Va: ideal COM
munlty acre land, fan garden: reason.
defense. Vienna 15-W-4 81.
TO TAKE OVER going restaurant doing $50
TO S60 a day Man must be first class
chef and wife must be first-class dining
room manager, waitress and counter girl.
Shoule be between 30 and 40 years OF aee.
torms ton and references in first letter.
Box 2U7-S, Star.
MAID, general housework cooking, s45 mo.
Live N, upstairs rm. and bath Assist
with child 2l2: refs. Oliver O969-.
GIRL, white. attending school or working
part-time TO stay in house, help with chill
dren; own room. cash wages. OR. 0326.
GIRL. colored. neat and refined, typing
ability, as maid in dental office. Taylor
1414.
RESTAURANT white. s.w, fully equipped;
no Sundays; $1,000 will handle; owner ILL.,
WOMAN: colored. settled, gh:T., laundry
n k10G s1o Fails Shareh 191fW fHoren live
CONN. AVE. SPACE in store for millinery
and dresses; reasonable rent. Box
229Z. Star.
GROCERY STORES, have several fine
stores, all profitable Establishments priced
right and guaranteed as represented A
careful investigation invited. ALBERT H.
COHEN, l042 No. Irving ST.. Arl. Va. CHI
1861. Res. WO. 204S.
FRUIT. GROCERY AND DEL: downtown
extra rooms. VIII make good man inde-
pendent living $1,000 necessary to
handle. Owner leaving city. Box / L Star.
FINANCE wANTED-Large appliance CO
desires to connect with discount CO. or
individual 10 discount customers notes
backed by conditional sales contracts.
Principals reply only. Box 471-G Star.
MnnEpN EnITTppEn CANrNyUrf,KI INIT
and ice cream parlor. large fountain and
counter: cigars and ciearettes, ideal
business section; $1,000, with 50 900 cash
down. 4-room apt above. Illness must
sell Ask only for Mrs. Beall, 1906 North
Capitol ST.
STORE in an excellent business location
Also 5-room apartment If desired. 3319
Wisconsin ave. 81
ROOMING HOUSE. small. reasonable rent
Must sell Immediately for cash. Northwest
section. Call MA. 54S3.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

SALESWOMEN. Hecht Co.
requires the services of thor
oughly experienced sales
women for permanent and
part-time positions. Apply
employment office between
1912.