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Evening star., 1941-01-05
HELP MEN,

SODA AND LUNCHEONETTE MAN, local
experience. Good salary for night party.
Quigley's Pharmacy, 2lSt and sts. NV.
SODA CLERK. experienced References
required. Investment Pharmacy. l5OI X
st. II. ".
work. part time night work Apply Sunday
59l6 Georgia ave, drugstore.
SODA DISPENSER, must be @1 and expert
enced Schwartz Pharmacy, 1900 Conn.
ave. NV.
SODA FOUNTAIN MEN. experienced; ref
erences; fun and part time. Apply 'oI
Kennedy st. NV.
SODA MAN, experienced; permanent; no
trifers; local reference. Atlantic 1t6b.
SODA MEN, part time TO ]" daily every
other Sun. al day, good nay. Executive
in wholesale dry clea 1luE plant. Apply
Tailor Shop corner Of Allison and Georgia
ave, Sunday. l0-l
sPOTTEPs, experienced or rough work;
steady lob Also experienced drivers Apply
Premier Cleaners rear. G33 II ne.
STOCK CLERK, warehouse man. colored.
experienced in wholesale grocery business.
Box 450C Star.
STOCK CLERK for wholesale paper house
Give age. experience and salary expected.
Box 4G6-C. Star.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR unusual com
mission to experienced and successful tele-
pHcne sd4eSmdH. WoOQIeH b43S
TIRE CHANGER, must he experienced on
truck tires. Apply lG02 11th st. NV.
Ask for Gordon
TRUCK DRIVER, young man; must know
Guy prefer WIN some mOtCrCyCIe e%De-
rence.. Apply Mr.. Haley, Hugh Reilly Co,
1884 N. Y. ave. NV.
WAITER. colored experienced. and general
utility man for boarding house; must be
dependable and sober. Hobart 4f39.
WATCHMAN white for Sunday duty only
hours. 6 am. til II p m; must be sober
Art stone Co. "ii5 "'i Queens Chapel I'd n q.
'-'OUNG MAN for 1actory: must have som"
Enowledge Of D. F. BOO ;ke..plns fye-d'y
week SIS to start Box 444-E, star
YOUNG MAN, age II to'2n. for mallro1m
permanent resident Of Washington o. sub
if any. Box ll6-D- Star.
WANTED-A-l portrait operators ~4O--5o
weekly Zamsky Studios. . West 2?nd ST..
WANTED a retired non-commissioned Of
to MANAGE a TURKEY farm 3a salary and
participation IN profits Home furnished
on PREMISE. Preferably man raised on
Der IN m family I've Box f4H4Petze"sf 44SB. staT ana mum
worth 5000, FREE. Exciting offar f5r
every person who wants 10 make splendid
money. tul! or spare time. SEND NO
MONEY. Send name address for blg free
assortment. Zanol. G1Ol Monmouth en-
ClnEatl. Ohio.
WV, VENETIAN BLIND SALESMAN.
With car; state salary aud Qualiflca ions
Box fG1-B, Star.
Fl FCTRICAL MFG. OPPORTUNITY
Have small plant equipped for manu-
factuElnp electrical devices. need man W h
experience 70 operate plant. can pay nod
era,e salary well as participation IN
pro1's 10 the right mar. Phone Ma. 554S
or RA. % evenings and Sunday.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC.
EXPERIENCED; steadv job 10 right party.
JOHNSONS S GARAGE Hyattsville MD
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LOST.

eS~''
BRACELET. gold, joirted broken chain;
on bus or Streetcar between S2B A ST. sc.
and 18th and r StS. NV Jan. /. Reward
Phone Ii. 5753-W
BRIEFCAsE. between city Post once and
41h and Y4g s. IS 167 ReTard Amer
COLLIE, brown and white. named Mick
ey.' bet Capitol Hts and Largo. reward
Phone Hillside 1o27-J.
COLLIE large tan with white chest neck
forelegS and hind feet: small scars on face;
strayed without collar and tag from l27
18th st sc Return or call Franklin 1904.
Reward.
ENGLISH SETTER, male, white with black
spots; Md. tag. Reward. 14S Jackson
ENGLISH SETTER, female black and
white licked. Montgomery County license
$40 n106 Reward. MA 1873; evenings,
FOX TERRIER: male white with black and
brown head. Black heart-sheped spot on
left front shoulder. Vicinity Congressional
Cemetery. New Year eye. Answers name
OF Pee Wee" Reward. Lincoln o"46.
FOX TERRIER, PUPPY. 10 weeks old,
child's pet. Reward. EN- S4sS.
HANDBAG large black suede cont N. ].
arVerf NeIns p permit wrist watch and small
MUFF. child's, green velvet Lost in
vicinity of 10Th St. near Otis ne or Mich-
gan ave. and Upshur ne. Finder please
call HO. 1925
Dec 1G. Reward. Michigan 50l6.
POCKETBOOK, black leather; contained
Identification card from Pennsylvania and
Star.
sCoTTIE. male black with Md taG.
vicinity Of Takoma PIX. Md. Reward if
returned to 905 Domer ave. TAX. PIX, Nd.
SCOTTIE. black, female. Scotch plaid col
lar: vic. 506 9Th st s.,w.;, Monday, around
4 pm: REWARD. Call MA 2125, Branch
345. until 4; ME. 1904 after ;.
SMALL. smooth-hair brown dog, white
chest: lost Buckingham vicinity; answers
to "Dinty'; reward Mrs. Sherman Dis
trict 2S12. Ext. 1895. 81
TOY, FOX TERRIER; BLACK and white;
Benton NV. MA. 3544, Q to 5 pm.
TOY FOX TERRIER, white, black spots
Liberal reward. Dupont 7045. l440
Chaplin st. NV, Apt. 3.
WALLET. New Year eve: black, leather
wallet and ARMY, identification papers.
Reward. RE. 1901. -
WALLET. cont drivers license, money and
identification papers Vic. 18th and Pa.
ave. NV. Reward. CHI 1000 Ext. 451.
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER PUPPY. name
Sally" black and white 4o4 E. Leland
WIRE-H HAIRED TERRIER male: answers to
WRIST WATCH "Bulova," platinum with
sapphires and diamonds. Reward. Phone
Emerson 026}.
WRIST WATCH. Hamilton white gold dia-
mond: reward Me 0540. Ext. S02.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
ROSicrucian MYSTERIES.

All sincere seekers for the great truth
and power known to the anCientS write for
the Tree book, The Secret HERITAGE"
mailed without ob'i9atlnn 10 all students Of
EIGHEP THOUGHT Scribe III ROSI-
CPuCIAN BROTHERHOOD tAMORCl, San
Jose. Calf
Evening star., 1941-01-05
MARRIED MEN GO)

National eXpa9sicn nrcessitates opening
aatN, OHiceS Iequlrl0r managerS, assistants
ned managers and diStrlbu'oTS- Paw range
N!3O 10 500 monthly, with expens, ar
Langements, Be5- refs. and car essential
Applca,iorS acceCred 10 TO 12 Mon
sentative al branch store. 354s IAN
Evening star., 1941-01-05
LIFE INSURANCE
ASST. SALES MANAGER

One Of America strongest lecal re-
serve (non-inCgstTlel life insurance com
panles has WASHINGTON openine for a.
slStaat sales manager OF straight salary
and bonus ia SIS Must be proven p--sarl !
producer and able. with training 10
progress in executive career. State full
business and personal details ir confidence
Evening star., 1941-01-05
SALESMAN

One who is experienced in real estate.
Preferably man who knows Virginia
property. Splendid earning possibilities
with reputable real estate Arm Must
have Car and able 10 finance self See
Ny Scott. Virginia manaEer. ). WESLEY
BUCHANAN. 1JOI Columbia pike. Chest
Evening star., 1941-01-05

DEATH NOTICES-sl2 25 per in
sertion Of 10 lines or less: 15c per
line for additional lines.
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal &c per line additional
Business advertisements under Situ-
ations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium OF Washington, and the rates
charged are far lower than those of
newspapers in other large cities. Moth
ing is so cheap considering the results
obtained.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
WHAT DO YOU WANT
IN THE NEW YFAP9

Do you want a reasonable in
come with security in work that
cOmDenSateS you directly for the
results you obtain?
We are providing such an on-
portunity for some one. ChevrO-
let popularity requires the serv-
ices of an additional new ar5
used car salesman. We provtfe
retail sales training and other
wise cooperate with our men %
insure their success. TRANSPORT
ton furnished. See Mr.. Shrove
or Mr.. Laney. STOHLHAN
CHEVROLET, 1907 NJ st. NV
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen.
We need 9 more GOOD men 10
take care of the increased
business due to the preDared-
ness program. Tnis is the Vear
to make real r70nev sellin~
the new 1C41 Ford. MercUc-
and Lincoln cars. Here is vow
chance to pet connected with
one Of the largest Ford deal
ers in Washington. It Will paw
YOU to come in and talk j.
over. FRANK SMALL. Jr.,
215 Penna. ave. Sc. See M.
MOOrhead.
AUTO statesmen. used cars.
If you are a capable used-car
man and feel that your pres
ent job does not pay you prop
erly for the work you do. in
yeStigate the opportunity TO
earn with this company in
proportion to your prOdUc-
ton. Do you want generous
/ commissions "a salary "a
drawing account? We are one
Of the most progressive low
priced car dealers selling
over 1000 new cars annually.
State your desires. Rnplv in
complete confidence with no
fear Of ieopardiZing YOUR
present occupation. Box 475-
D. Star.
Evening star., 1941-01-05

Who have had experience in consumer SELL
ing and are accustomed 10 make pUard
o. -" weekly. Our product Is a nationally
weekly selling Plan makes sales easy. 6a-fv
drawing account and orlrrIsSiOr Pr-ma-
nent. See Mr.. TAsF, ISL Rhode Island
Evening star., 1941-01-05
Martinique Officials
Give j. !. Writer
Freedom Of Island
Sees No indication That
Hitler Has Ordered
Anti-Americun Stand
(SeUenth OF q SerieS.)
Bv STEPHEN TRTMBULL,

FORl DE FRAME, Martinique,
Jan. 4. (By Air Mail to N A N. A =.
If Vichy is being bludgeoned by
Adolf Hitler into ordering some anti
American stand at this strategic
island-as some of our experts pro-
fess to believe-it is not yet evident
in the attitude of the authorities
here.
Once the red tape of a visa and
landing permit has been overcome
and this may take Weeks-the foreign
neWspaperman is shown every
courtesy here. At least he is given
far more latitude around military
objectives than is accorded back
home In the United States.
True. there is censorship here, but
1t consists of little more than a
demand that a writer stick to the
facts.
Takes Camera on Inspection.
Since our arrival we have been
permitted to make two visits to the
bambo- fenced field where those con-
troversial American-made military
planes are staked out. We were per-
mitted to take a boat and COM
pletelv cover this harbor that your
strategists say would complete the
American defense plan for the
Panama Canal. We were permitted
to circle the aircraft carrier Bearn,
to run alongside the cruiser Emile
Bertin and go within short stones
throw of the walls of old Fort st.
Louis. On all these trips a camera
dangled from the shoulder.
Capt. Jean Lanez, technical ex-
pert of the French mission which
purchased the planes in the United
States, is in charge at the field
where they now are stored. On
neither visit did we see more than
three sailors on duty there. They
live in a small shack with a sign,
villa DUreve" (houSe of dreams),
over the door.
Planes are so close together that
one well-directed bomb might wreck
the entire lot Not far away. however
there is a new concrete foundation
which might be the start of gun
emplacement.
Guns Taken Off Planes.
In the immediate foreground are
six Brewster 339 chasers intended
for Belgium and with the Belgian
insignia on their fuselage. Original
equipment of these planes included
two 50-caliber and two 30-caliber
machine guns. Those guns have
been removed, as they have been
removed from the Is Curtiss fight
ers and the A Curtiss Navy type
dive bombers.
This aforementioned type of plane
carries one 500-pound and two 250-
pound bombs, and these are the
planes that most concern our mill
tary authorities when they consider
the possibility of complete control
here at some future date bv a for
eign power, say that of Hitler, and
a hop-off for our Panama Canal.
There Goes not seem to be an
immediate prospect of such a move.
There are no runways on this field
There is, however, a newly improved
road leading to it by land and a
newly constructed dock just beyond
the bamboo fence.
Major Overhaul Needed.
Local authorities say these planes
have so deteriorated as a result of
several months of exposure to the
Evening star., 1941-01-05
STEADY FMPTOYMFNT

For three active. reliable men with GOOD
appearance; II the food industry EXperI-
tAcs not necessary. WE TRAIN OUR
MEN, Good nav for wiling workers See
mahager 2 % y N. BIZ ( s. NV
Evening star., 1941-01-05
HELP MEN.
WHITE BOYS

Of good character, from l6
to 18 years old, for general
work around store. Box AT:
B, Star.
FLOOR MANAGER WANTED
A MAN OF GOOD EDUCATION
AND APPEARANCE. DEPART
MENT STORE OR SPECIALITY
SHOP EXPERIENCE NECFS-
SARY. APPLY. STATING AGE.
QUALIFICATIONS, ETC. BOX
073-R STAR
Evening star., 1941-01-05
Major Overhaul Needed.

Local authorities say these planes
have so deteriorated as result of
several months of exposure to the
weather that they would be safe for
the air only after major overhaul.
Not being an aviation engineer, we
don't know about that.
The propellors are covered with
oil, the motors and cockpits with
tarpaulins and the propellors are
turned over daily. Many of the in
struments had been stripped from
the cockpit in which we were allowed
to sit.
There are 25 Stinson trainers in
warehouse of the French Line near
the navy base. The only active
French planes here appear to be
four in seaplane hangar. These
are small observation planes. There
are six pursuit planes from the origi-
nal American cargo at nearby
French Guadeloupe.
French naval units around this
15-square mile harbor also have
been cited by some of our authorities
as a cause of American concern
until definite assurance is given
that there will be no Hitler-to-
Evening star., 1941-01-05
RELp MEN.

AIR IR-CONDTTIONING ENGINEER and
craftsman, only thoroughly experienced
need apply. Reply stating experience. give
references. age. salary expected. Fox 2O9-
AUTO GLASS MAN. experienced 10 install
automobile e!GsT- also automobile trimmer:
gf ~tDyr
Evening star., 1941-01-05
WATCH SALESMAN.

WATCH SALESMAN.
Man with thorough knowl-
edge of all better makes of
watches; permanent position
to person qualifying. Apply
bet. 1912, personnel office,
The Hecht Co.
CASHIER and food and bev-
erage checker, experienced
in re staurant work S75
month and board. Box 475-B.
Star.
SERVICE ATTENDANTS
FOR LARGE RESTAURANT,
APPLY 51O9 GEORGIA AVE.
8 TO 4.
SODA DISPENSERS. male.
18 to 25 years of age. Chance
for advancement. Experience
unnecessary. Apply in per-
son between hours of 9 am.
and noon daily. Employment
Departm ent, PEOPLES
DRUG STORES, INC, II P
st. ne, Washington.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
WHITE MEN
MEN WANTED
FOR IMMEDIATE OPENINGS,

We have openings for a limited num-
Der q men a once This work may be
entirely different from anything you have
done i'll the past. Men may be selected
from various neldS, carpenters. meCLan-
les. BARRIERS teachers. etc. prov!dirs they
are capable OF adapting themselves to
something new. Married men over "6
and under 10 Ready 10 starr at once
Car helpful but not essential. Your earn
ingS jde hrst month should run from Sl25
Apply Derrike Bldg. X st. and Vernon
ave Room POS, Tuesday morning, 10 to
Evening star., 1941-01-05
Nationally Recognized
Financial Institution
I NEED g MEN

Can place a reasonable bondabie man
80, N a situation with a definite future
Reply. stating aee. education experience
aLG local phone ELwlhEr- BOY oon-E- 81
Evening star., 1941-01-05
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Loco! Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
1 time --------- 23c per line
3 times - 20c
times or longer, consecu-
lively --. l9c
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Evening star., 1941-01-05

Gt4N -LlNtI - tNtdGy 10 star ht once
Ings The frst month should run from SI%5
TO 100 aceoTdlng 70 you: qualifications
Apply Derrlke R.og.. X St. and Vermont
ave. Room POS. Tuesday morning. 10 to
3 WHITE DRIVERS for oil trucks.
Good salary and good hours;
must bring references. Apply
1147 Bladensburg rd. ne.
ESMEN, EXPERIENCED
MEMS FURNISHINGS; FOR
STEADY POSITION WITH
GOOD SALARY: GIVE FULL
PARTICULARS AND AGE. BOX
446-D, Star.
SUPERINTENDENT, furni-
ture delivery. Must be thor
oughly experienced and 9TH
erWise capable. All replies
will be held confidential. Per-
manent position with good
salary. Box 350-B, Star.
FURNITURE FINISHERS. 2,
MUST HAVE DEPT. STORE
EXPERIENCE. APPLY MR..
MARKS, THE HECHT co.
SERVICE BLDG, REAR 1401
NEW YORK AVE. NE.
YOUNG MEN, TO TRAIN
FOR FOUNTAIN AND
KITCHEN WORK; OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR ADVANCE
MENT. APPLY 6 TO 4.
h1nO GEOQCIh AVE
Evening star., 1941-01-05

SINGERS-Openins In tenor and baritone
section of prominent church choir. State
exp. Box 205-C, Star.
Evening star., 1941-01-05

SODA AND LUNCHEONETTE MAN. local
experience Good salary for night party
Quigleys Pharmacy 2lst and g SITS NV.
SODA CLERK. experienced Reference.
required Investment Pharmacy. 1901 K
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Aged Man Seeks
Aid in Locating
Wife and Auto

An elderly couple who became
separated during a shopping tour
IN Renton presented police Thurs
day with the problem Of trying to
reunite them.
Thomas Il. Tulloeh. SO. o. Z
Monte. Calf. told the story 10 po-
Ice Wednesday. He said that he
and his wife. who Is s.. while on
a tour Of the Northwest. stopped
al Renton 70 do some shopping.
He let her have the car after
agreeing to meet her at an auto
camp en- the Seattle Tacoma high
way.
L developed that neither could
locate the camp. and a. = result
the couple did not meet as planned.
She Is driving a 1871 coupe with
California license plates bearing
the number eSeee3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
WPA Forced
To Make Cuts
Close Yukimo and
Longview Offices

Heavy reduction IN the con.
gressional appropriation providing
funds for the wPA fiscal year O.
1912 makes necessary m equally
heavy reduction IN project employ
ment Carl W. Smith. state public
works administrator. announced
Thursday.
Smith said funds allotted for
this state win necessitate an imme-
date reduction OF 800 persons.
Il viii be necessary to dlscon-
tinue operations entirely in some
counties where the relief load Is
ANAL and thu consequent cost Of
operation IL excessive. and 10 dis
continue operation Of some projects
In counties where the program win
continue.
The peak wPA employment for
The fiscal year Of 1871 was the
month Of January. when 1000
persons were on the wPA rolls.
Employment has declined steadily
10 5000 In June. A reduction Of
800 in July. leaving a quota of
1850. viii reduce WPA rolls to
the lowest point reached since the
program began In June. 1885.
Smith declared the quota was a
reasonable ALLEGATION TO the state
Of Warrington. based con the en-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Here's How Younger Seleciees
Will Be Mixed With Older Ones

preliminary movements OF the
machinery that will feed the new
men into the army as selectees.
Other. final movements Of the
draft machinery designed to get
the new men into the army are
pretty complicated. They are more
easily explained. perhaps. by de-
scribing a hypothetical 21-year-old,
named Algernon.
Algernon's card. shuffled with
the others IN his draft board dis
triet. was the 18th drawn and was
duly marked. s-f3 The prefix was
attached TO distinguish his card
from those of men who registered
last October.
In the national lottery at
Washington, ID. C., tentatively
get for July II, AIgernon's
number was the very first one
drawn, making him eligible to
be the initial 2I-year-old sub
jeet TO call by his draft board.
Now his draft board has exactly
/ 900 men on file who registered
last October, but who haven't yet
been called. And there were. Just
to make things come out even,
exactly 90 other 2i-year-olds who
registered with Algernon. making
an even 100 in all.
Then the draft board got busy.
II counted off the first 10 names
on the old, october, list and right
there-between 10 and 11--insert-
ed the name OF Algernon. II then
counted off 10 more names on
the old list and inserted the name
Of the man whose number came up
second in Washington, ID. G. And,
thus, after every 10 names. a al
year-old was placed.
That's how IL viii work.
Names of the new registrants
were posted neutrality-suspicious.
!. 2 and 4 at the state armory
and Board No. 5 at Its South
Tacoma office.
Altogether. the four Tacoma
boards gave serial numbers We'd
nesday to $50 men. In Board No.
1. there were 1873 registrants;
Board No 2. los; Board No. ;,
IT'S. and Board No. 1, 1T.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Spine Fractured
By Transformer

Frank Lee, IS. of 1901 So. G st.
was recovering In Tacoma General
hospital Thursday from injuries
suffered about p. m. Wednesday
when a transformer fell on him at
18th and Commerce SITS. He re-
ceived a fracture OF the spine.
A laborer for the department of
public utilities, Lee was helping to
lower transformer down n man.
hole from 4 city light truck when
a second transformer, still on the
truck, toppled off and struck him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Droft Lows to Keep
Army Strength Up

WASHINGTON - Congressional
leaders Thursday drafted legisla-
ton designed to maintain the
strength of the armed forces by
inducing men serving restricted
terms to volunteer for additional
service.
The house naval affairs commit
tee will consider shortly a bill Of
fering undisclosed inducements TO
men who voluntarily extend their
enlistments, II is understood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Mine Inspector
Named by Harlin

OLfMFfA-Robert Il Harlin
director OF labor and industries
Thursday appointed George T
Wake, Seattle. a. chief mine IN
spector for the department ef.
fectiSe July Is.
He succeeds J. +. Bergin. ~sho~
assistant he i ~ present Bergin
viii stay with the department
temporarily until the state mining
board sets up examinations for
picking n new assistant inspector.
Harlin appointed Thomas
walmsley. RosIyn. - the miners
on the board. Other
holdover members are James Pas
eoe. Bellingham. the employers
representative. and Harry Boyle,
Roslyn. engineers representative.
The board will meet this month to
arrange for examinations for APP
plicants for inspector.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11

ployment BY wPA Of 1000. 900
persons throughout the nation.
These quotas are predicated on
state population. certified relief
load and proximity Of defense In
dustries.
WpA administrative and super
visory rolls will be relatively re-
duced. District offices No. 2 and
8. iocaed AZ Yakima and Longy1ew
viii be discontinued and only three
district offices viii be left TO serve
the enire state.
Counties formerly served from
the Yakima office and the Long
view office viii be served from
the district offices at Spokane and
Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11

Tacoma draft board officials
shuffled the cards Of the newly
registered 21-year-olds Wednesday
and dealt out the serial numbers