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atrocities with a certain measure
of immunity from world opinion.
So it is that still today there are
millions of people in the world who
simply cannot believe that the Nazis
are the kind of men they really are,
who cannot grasp the vital and es-
sential fact that Adolph Hitler and
the men around him will stop at
nothing-literally at absolutely
nothing-to get what they want.
"Stop at nothing? The phrase
has been carelessly used for so long
that it has lost most of its force.
When people hear it, they assume
it means that the Nazis will go to
somewhat greater lengths than most
other people would. But if the
world is to understand the Third
Reich-and understand it before
it is too late-it must take this
phrase at its literal, precise and
exact meaning. The Nazis really
will stop at nothing.
They Do Do Anything.
Does it seem expedient to the
Nazis to exterminate the Jews, or
the Poles? The outside world re-
fused to believe that such things
could be. It laughed at the vain
and pretentious mouthings Of the
preposterous men who could even
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govern Germany for any consider
able length of time under anything
like present circumstances-Her-
mann Goering.
1t is extremely doubtful that any
one else could do so in the long run
Any number of men could govern a
Germany stabilized in its preWar
bases. But Germany cannot be
stabilized on its prewar bases, or
anything like those bases.
But Reich Wouldn't Crack.
The die was cast the day the war
began, and now Germany will either
become a world power-as Hitler
himself wrote 16 years ago-or it
will be Frustrated for at least gen.
Grafton.
And such is the nature of National
Socialism, and such is the character
of the testing period, that Hermann
Goering is probably the only other
man who could rule the Reich in
his own right now.
This does not necessarily mean,
however, that if Hitler and Goering
should disappear Germany would
break down within a matter of
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West Wall and director of all arma-
mueller, minister of transport; Wal
ter Funk, president of the Reichs-
bank and minister of economics, and
Ohneserge, minister of posts. These
mems political views do not interest
Hitler. He expects from themathat
they perform their special, expert
functions and perform them well,
without bothering or even question
ing him about matters of policy.
Second, there are minor political
figures, with functions which are
both expert and political, but who
owe their positions to politics more
than to technical proficiency. This
group includes Wilhelm Frick, min
lister of the interior: Hans Kerrl,
minister for church affairs: Bernard
Rust, minister of education, and
Hans Guertner, minister of justice.
And finally there are a few out
standing survivals of the original
Hitler alliance with the German
Nationalist party, men who have no
political influence whatever and no
great Importance of any kind, but
who have held on to their posts.
Savage Intra-Party Struggle.
Typical of this category are Franz
Seldte, labor minister. and Count
Schwerin Won Krosigk, Reich finance
minister.
The Nazis at and near the top of
the party hierarchy are almost un-
interruptedly engaged in one of the
most savage struggles for power and
influence the world has ever ex-
perienced. Party enemies of Rib
bentrop, for example. who tried to
| wreck his career at every turn,
brought about the murder of no
fewer than four of his closest COL
laborators in the years l934-1937 in
| an attempt to discredit him and
drive him from power.
Yet the hopes which some people
have reposed in this struggle-the
hope that it would destroy the
regime-is a false hope so long as
Hitler is there, and probably so
long as Goering is there. Because
no single one Of these men seeks
to challenge Hitler's own power,
and because Hitler knows how to
prevent the struggle from getting
out OF hand.
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are. A good deal of what has hap
pened in Germany and Europe, in
the last eight years, is incredible to
most people because it is so alien
to their experience and even to
their imagination that they just
cannot comprehend it.
This is partly because the world
was so disillusioned about propa-
ganda in the last war. The Allies
and the United States-accused the
Germans then of committing the
most horrible atrocities, people de-
cided afterwards that most of the
accusation had been false, and they
have refused ever since to believe
most "atrocity stories" about the
Germans.
Skepticism Overdone.
The Nazis have profited enorm-
ously from skepticism. The world
believed the most horrible charges
against Imperial Germany even
when they were not true, and now
it refuses to believe horrible charges
against Nazi Germany even when
they are true. The result is that
the Nazis can and do commit
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covered with SCOT loosened by fall
ing bombs" one of them said.
Large Number of Planes.
The rumble of exploding bombs
came from several areas of the
capital soon after the start of the
raid and large numbers Of planes
could be heard overhead. Some of
them were believed to be British
night fighters.
A shower of incendiaries fell in
one area which already had been
heavily bombed.
Volunteer firemen clambered on
roofs and worked through the streets
in the methodical business of bat
ting out the small but fiercely hot
flames of the fire bombs.
In another district, the clang of
fire bells penetrated to crowded
shelters below ground and surface
watchers could see the glow of many
small fires against the sky. By
conservative estimate, at least $50
men were fighting fires in this one
area.
Except for Portsmouth, Britain
was virtually bomb-free last night
and the only air attack up to the
nightfall alarm in London was on
one town in East Kent where, the
government said, IAN enemy air.
craft dropped bombs" and killed
/ "a small number of persons"
Brest and lie Havre Attacked.
The R. A. F., however, had carried
out overnight raids on the German
held French ports of Brest and LIE
| Havre.
Shipping in the Channel port of
| lie Havre was attacked, an Air Min
istry communique said, and direct
| hits were scored on the bow of a
| big vessel in attacks on the naval
base at Brest, just around the cor
ner' of the French coast from the
western entrance of the Channel.
Many sticks of high explosive
bombs were dropped across docks
and one pilot saw a very large fire
when he arrived, which was still
burning as fiercely when he left an
hour later" said an Air Ministry
news service amplidcation of the
communique.
Despite Eight and heavy anti
aircraft shells bursting in a con-
tinuous ring around the docks" the
British raiders were said to have
penetrated the barrage and all were
reported safely back at their bases
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threaten to do such things-laughed
until it was too late.
Does it seem eXpedient to throw
priests and pastors into concentra-
ton camps and to subject. them
there to treatment so vile that it
cannot even be limited at in fam
lily newspaper? Again, people would
not believe it-until it was too late.
Does it seem expedient to kill
tens Of thousands of persons in
sanitariums because the SIS. says
they are detectives and miSf1ts and
generally useless members of So
ciety? Then they will be killed.
They have been killed. They are
still being killed. Their families are
notified after the bodies have been
cremated.
Who are the men who do these
things? What are their relations
with each other? With the army?
Who really runs Germany? Upon
the answers to these questions the
future of the world literally depends.
There Is Only One Man.
1nere IS only one man IN Ger
maryland on the continent of
Europe-who counts. That man is
Adolf Hitler. Inside Germany he
is not anybody's front" he is not
anybodys puppet, he is not any
body's confederate, he is not any
body's ally. He is the master of the
mainland of Europe today and if
Britain is beaten he will be the
master of all Western civilization.
The men around Hitler are only
technical experts-extremely able
ones, some of them, for all their
outlandish manners and appearances
but only technical experts for all
that.
Among those men around Hitler
there is only one who is strong
and able enough in his own right to
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Map Is 80 Years Behind
On Oklahoma Capital
Rv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.-Civic-
minded Oklahoma Citians hope that
q toy manufacturer catches up soon
with time in it's flight.
For at least two years he has been
selling a jigsaw puzzle map that
shows Guthrie as the capital of
Oklahoma. The matter was called to
his attention, but the maps continue
to appear on the toy markets.
Guthrie ceased being the capital
Of Oklahoma in 1911.
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Builds Ships at 80

Eighty-year-old Grandpa" Fred
Grant has returned to work in a
shipyard in Wales and rises at $50
every morning, including Sunday,
to be ready for duty as boilermaker
at 7:30.
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Hitler and the Nozi Hierarchy
Savage Struggle for Power Goes On in Porty
But Only One Beside Hitler Could Rule Reich

The ,Driter OF this article, Wal
lace R. Deuel., has just returned
to America from Berlin, 1Uhere
for the last sir gears he has been
Berlin correspondent for the Chi
cagO Daily NetUS.
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London

Continued From First Page.)
phoning from widely scattered sec
tions of the London area reported
"the heaviest night yet"
Il have been in a shelter and I'm
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BY WALLACE r. DEUEL.,
Berlin Correspondent OF the Chicago

Daily News.
CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-One of the
chief reasons why much of the out
side world has failed to understand
the Nazis, and what they have been
doing and planning to do, is that
people simply cannot believe that
the NaziS are the kind of men they
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Grasshoppers have been persist
ent in their destruction of crops in
Nicaragua in the last year.
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HOUSEKEEPER-N white, unencum-
bered, not over 40; live in. private upstairs
room; no laundry; family of 3. care of
infant; $40 per month. Box 215-J. Star.
HOUSEKEEPER. widow, white, not over
90 years OF age; family of q, live in; $50
mo. 7l2 st ne
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COMPLETE FORCE,
Chefs, Mattresses.
Cooks, Checkers,
DiShWaSherS, Bartenders.
ONLY THOSE WANTING PERMA-
NENT POSITIONS NEED APPLY
Apply Sunday, November 2,
Between II and 2 O'Clock,
THE CROSSROADS,
Bladensburg Rd. at the Peace Cross.
THE HECHT co. requires
the services of an expert
enced jewelry engraver. This
is an excellent opportunity
for a qualified person. Apply
EMPLOYMENT office
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DUE TO DEFENSE

We can place three men in order depart
ment of FOOD CONCERN Average 20
work when qualified. Apply employment
manager. Q 10 II a m 5l3 Z ST. NV
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HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

WILL GIVE young. white couple clean.
warm room and board for wifes service:
no Sunday work. CO. 9619
MARRIED COUPLE WANTED in refined
worker, chauffeur and houseman. State
salary. references. Box 423-J Star.
JANITOR AND WIFE. colored. without
children, neat and handy, between 35 and
90: Apartment free and salary. Box
294-X Star.
COUPLE, coloIed. to live in; general house
work and drive. Phone Emerson 694l.
COUPLE, white or colored, Janitor-chauf-
fer and housekeeper-cook caretakers
some. salary: "a day off Saturday and
full day Sunday Telephone WI. 3O99 Sun
day. Oliver 6l65 Monday
COUPLE, colored. live in woman good
cook. man inside and outside work; city
reference: suburbs WI oo5
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AGENTS..

statesmen, WIDE-AWAKE, TO
SELL A NEW HAIR TONIC AND
A NEW HAIR SHAM 90
STANDARD REMEDY CO., 1913
9th ST. NV. HO. 9745.
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| HOUSEKEEPER. white, care for home for
| employed couple; in family. Call Dupont
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HOUSEKEEPER. white, no children, for
general roomlne house work take care
furnace. exchange free apt MI 24l7
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trained to analyZe business problems. Ca
pable of performing varied types of work.
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PRINTING SALESMAN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADVERTISING COPY-Glrl. col. grad, EN-. !.
pioved radio continuity director, interested
aeency or firm Box o64-X Star -
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MAN, young. to drive. delivery truck;
must have D. G. permit know how to
change batteries. 1443 ST. NV.
MAN, young, for gasoline filling station;
must have car fabrication experience Box
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BOYD EMPLOYMENT.

THE RELIABLE AGENCY. 1902 Nth 81.
De boil. Have e.hw mothers HELPERS
DAY workers. chambermaids. part time 4
SETTLE ENGLISH BUTIERVAIET- HIGH
~ recommended; good wages Ladies'
Exchange 1905 De Sales 81 NV
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PRESSER, experienced, for HOFFMAN ma
chine steady job to right party, 25-35
years. Apply at once. 2l27 18th NV.
PRESSER, experienced only. Steady
work. Good salary Apply STAR VALET.
1l"O H st. ne, Sunday and Monday.
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MAID. colored, couple with baby apt. near
18TH and Col. I'd: g.h.w., cooking, laundry.
no diapers: stay some evenings, usual time
on, good health: $40 and csrfare for
effclent person. CO f343, Apt 304, be-
tween s and q.3O ewes
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! HOUSEKEEPER. white. to live in. for en-
| ployed couple, references. Call Hillside
/ 1O50-P
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PHARMACIST-JUNIOR CLERK, expert
enced. Apply 1ol Kennedy St NV
PLASTERERS-App Gosnell job. between
Benton and Calvert sts on 40th pl NV.
PLUMBERS HELPER, experienced able
S.tSl
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CIVIL ENGINEER.

YOUNG D c. ATTORNEY seeks experience
in reputable law Office. Box 265-X S.ar.
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MAN, colored, handy man around bakery.
6 nights week will teach you: must
have recent references of / year or more
as to reliability and honesty; 25 or over
SIS week Box l40-J. Star
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BOOKKEEPER wants work evenings; can
Vpe make out tax reports. Mrs Will
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SITUATIONS MEN.

EXECUTIVE active in manasement some
of finest hotel and apartment properties IN
Washington past 3 years. wishes TO make
change: at present managing large group
apartment houses. Box 313-X Star.
FARMER desires place by Dec. l: capable
of managing; years experience Al rei-
erences. Box 2s0-X. Star.
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK, age 20. ambi-
tious, Government experience, desires WORK
with future. Phone Hobart Oh
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE. age 81. white,
wants clerical or elevator operator posi-
tion evenings and Saturdays: all ofers
considered: experienced, references. BOZ
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MAN young. neat % years old. with driv-
er's permit and car, 3 years experience IN
retail credit bus. would prefer position as
credit manager or collection manager; Will
accept any well paying position where
advancement may be attained. Box
BLK, Star.
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DAIRYMAN-F FARMLAND. single, Whlte'
good hand mixer, must know farming
must be in good health: salary, $50 month,
room and board Write A. Winnett r. +.
D g. GaitherSbure Md.
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BUTLER CHAUFFEUR. experienced, set
tied, 2903 44th st. NV. Phone Ordway
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LINOTYPE OPERATOR, good machinist.
wants full-time, steady Job IN Washlnston.
BOY pSl-X Star
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INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS

Large company engaged in non defense
work has several openings for chief in
dustrial engineers. s TO 10 years expert
ence in all phases of industrial engineerins
required This should include orsaniza-
tlonal analysis. procedural analysts, de-
partmental layout, materials handling,
motion study, time study cost analysis,
wage payment plans. Experience should be
diversified. including. If possible. work in
the fields of retailing. warehousins. pack
aeing ana shipping. To ouallf applicants $
the equivalent In added engineering ex-
periencel in industrial englneerlng. me-
ohanical engineering or business admins
tration, and they should be from 30 to IS
years of age. Salary from $4,000 to So
600, depending upon individual oualifca-
tions
Other openings for less experienced en-
elneers having some of the qualifications
listed above. Ages o5 to 30 years. Salary
on these positions will range from 5000
to $4,000. depending upon individual
qualifications. You may list your present
employer, as replies will be held in. strict
confidence. Our own men know of this ad.
ROX 1SI-X Star
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DRAFTSMEN. those familiar with electrical
and mechanical work preferred immediate
employment; advise salary eXnecteo. BOX
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DEIVERYMAN to work part time for
liquor store $50 Kennedy ST. NV.
DISPLAY MAN, with department store ex-
perience in trimming, showcases and IN
teriors; state salary and experience. BOX
1o6-J Star
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JANlTOR, col. exp. wants job taki-
care of furnace. part time. Call Distri-'
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INFANTS NURSE. white, live in. assist
with upstairs work: references and health
card good salary. ME Oi61
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HOUSEKEEPER, white: live IN; employed
couple, 2-year-old child, pleasant new
homo Warfold rOSO
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HELP MEN.

| TRUCK MECHANIC, experienced, per-
| manent position: good pay. Apply Diamond
| Motors. l22 G st. NV.
TRUCK DRIVERS with fuel oil experience,
know city well. 1925 Blair rd. NV.
| Georgia 900
uPHOLsTERER, only Al man need apply.
James Moss Interiors Moss Bids, 5S4O
Conduit rd. NV. A.
UsHERs AND DooRMEN over Is years
OF age, permanent employment. Apply
Earle Theater.
WAITER, colored, for high class board
ing house; references and experience re-
CURED lS4" 18th st. NV.
WATCHMAKERs, Immediately; we pay
highest salaries, positions permanent.
Philip Franks Co. 81" F st. NV.
MATCHMAKER to manage iewelry and
watch repair depts. in large dept. store.
Box 345-J, Star.
MATCHMAKER, experienced S. Mitchell.
| WEATHER STRIP MECHANICS. expert
enced, all new work. Call Mr.. Pueh, Wis
WINDOW CLEANER. colored. experienced
new and old work after p.m.i first floor,
! 9l5 st. NV Leon.
YARD MAN and assistant houseman
wanted, country home. IA miles out in
NirnSinia: n ma gooa ,d home. reasonable wages.
D. J. KAUFMAN. INC. MEMS STORES,
wants an experienced man for will call and
delivery desk. Apply Mr.. Merrel zoos
Penna. ave NV.
NATIONAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT company
| is seeking the services OF men with me-
| chancal experience or ability: steady, in
| teresting work with future. Box
| ll9-J, Star.
| WANTED colored student with reference
| for part-tlme work, furnace, washing
! automobiles and sidewalks: room. meals
| and $50 mo. Call 1921 10th st. NV. after
| Il pm. NO. 4913.
| WANTED good painters a; once 4Sl0
Calvert rd., College Park, Md
WANTED BY SEARS ROEBUCK g. CO.
Commercial tire salesman TO mlnage
truck tire sales for WASHINGTON area AT
least D yrs. experience required. Salary
and commission. Apply by letter only.
stating experience. Address Personnel De
partment, SEARS ROEBUCK e. CO., oil
BladenSburD rd ne.
! LGE. NATIONAL RETAIL ORGANIZATION
has opening lCr two young men in collec-
| tion department. Salary, auIo allowance
on mileage basis This can prove to be
! an excellent opportunity FOR the right men.
! State age, experience, education. whether
married. year and make OF car. Box
| 't4S-J, Star
! SALESMAN TO SELL HOTEL, HOSPITAL.
INDUSTRIAL AND OFFICE BUILDING
TRADE; OLD LINE NATIONALLY KNOWN
CLEANER AND SOAP POWDERS. WELL
ESTABLISHED TRADE: SPLENDID OP-
PORTUNITY FOR FUTURE ADVANCE
MENT SALARY TO START STATE
AGE AND EXPERIENCE. BOX 224-X
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1ob. Apply 59l5 Georgia ave. NV,
CLERK for coal delivery Office State age.
experience and schooline. Box .52-J, Star.
CLERK white or colored experienced.
grocery store 2445 Nichols ave. Sc,
KayS Market
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JANITOR, colored. exp, wants JOB with
liNIIla cLIa DlIrlnnf o.
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MEN FROM 25-45

For established laundry and dry cleaning
routes: salary from $50 to $40 weekly:
married men. experienced in dealing with
public and with local references desired;
must be able to furnish bond Apply 10
Mr.; Warner, Washington Laundry, 21th
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MAID, colored: small apt: no washing no
children: PLAIN but good cook; must be able
10 take telephone messages. speak with no
accent and write well: live out; s. per week
and Carfare: no SMndavS Boy Il u Slar
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PORTER, experienced, one who can drive
car. Apply 70l Kennedy ST. NV.
PORTER-Good job for reliable, expert
enced man: write, stating age. education,
Jobs held to date, reference and salary; dc
not call in person. The Young Mems Shop
1919 F. st NV
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MAID Tor h "; live in, comfortable nm !;
permanent Job; . adults; references re-
qured Wisconsin 5Isg
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HOUSEkEEPER. white, care of child: good
cook; light laundry; live in: upstairs room
experienced: employed couple; good salary
SheDherd 5Io1-W
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HOUSEKEEPER. white, to live in; 3
adults. Chestnut 45OS
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JANITOR. colored, exp. Iron Fireman, oil
burner. util maintenance man hotel, Ice.
| apt: enRineers license. AD aR40.
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MEN, >, young desirous of learning plumb
| ing trade 50 day TO start Apply "a
Allen rd., Yorktown Village. Md See
| Mr.
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BUSINESS WOMAN. experienced. position
apartment manaeer. general ONCE or care
terra Box lg1-X. Star
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I CARETAKER. reliable white woman with
/ two small children Will supervise small apt.
/ house or large private home. live IN; Isf-
| erences Box n40-X. Star. -
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one Of Tacoma's most popular
eating places 10 krugsrs Triple
\ Barrel located AZ s5oa So. Ia
coma way. Noted for its excel
lent food and service. krugers IL
now in it, nth y.ar and has ever
70 employees At tho present time
III has always been cur aim 10
give IN. very hest service and
serve high quality food 81 all
times" Frank J. Kruger. owner
and manager. said today.
kruger's features the drive.in
service with attractive mattresses
serving the patrons in their cars.
The restaurant u open all night
and serves the sfter-theater crowd
a. well as the daytime guests.
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Picnics Booked for Suiherlands Resort

Rounding out one Of the most
successful seasons in the history
Of the park. Ed Sutherland. mana
ger Of Sutherland's Resort on
Five-Mile lake formerly Scandal
park announced two gala events
to finish the summers activities.
Labor day Will provide fun and
recreation for the Timber Work
ers and Boom Men. at which time
more than 1000 are expected TO
be In attendance. Games and spe-
cisl awards Will be given during
the day.
A dance will close the Labor
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tdaiis 90 pss ast. Sac pes sea shstaIsr.
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Diaiss fssm. ffsss gtis. tsssfsbiss sns sssst
asiiy. Asii ssfsfss astls.
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Molorio in Oregon

PORTLAND - Three cases of
malaria have been found In Ore
gon. the state board 81 health re-
ported Friday. Two Of the eases
were in Linn county and the other
in Benton county.
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day festivities and on Friday and
Saturday. Sept 8 and 7. the an
nual Harding Improvement Club
fair will bc held. This event -
the elimination Of considerable
work on the part Of the members
OF this splendid organization. and
each year finds the Harding fair
bigger and better. and this year
should prove no exception.
Sutherland Resort viii be open
throughout the year, II was an
nounced, and the dance hall Is
available for private parties. sc-
cording TO Ed Sutherland.
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You help yourself when you buy
L. s. Defense Bonds!