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Silver Spring, Special, $3.50
BEST BUY.

PRICE REDUCED $1,000
1l5 Rushe road, University Park. Md
8 spacious rooms, the baths: hardwood
floors and trim THROUGHOUT: garage: walk
ing distance to university: opep 5 70 8 Pm.
weekdays and all day Saturday and
sunday: easy terms. Phone j. HARRIS
ROGERS. Hyattsvtne 046o
MI. FROM SILVER SPRING,
ACREAGE WHICH CAN BE
BOUGHT AT ATTRACTIVE
PRICE; HALF-ACRE TRACTS
OR LARGER PARCELS.
L. w. GROOMES, 1719 EYE ST.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Continued1

I AVE A VERY PINE a-BEpRooM. 2
SsTSy VEN eonysnisnt and refined nsi.hsosheSSdf q:
;s:%: 'ss sS'ss an; any ssIn. en- "a.
TUB S and shower. owe $500: saao cash, $a5
@s sus sss;s ss 4 a sc.h "h. s ss46ss
A''iaz iazAMNTfzndiS etso c.. s46 < Ct. NV.
YoUR-RoOM HOUSE AND TWO ACRES
Land mo-, SSS i.. f. frsns..: %..:sa. sn mE.a
from EoEs Rsivoar; reasonable. Apply
HYATTsYnLE sIcTIoN-I.ARoE NOD.
kitchen, Il-it. rms, 2s-ft. light cellar,
two Soft lots: suiet: safe: lS mins r 70
TRANsFERRED-BEAyTTUI. NEW. g.
bedroom stone house. 2h baths; library, I
ss sa sse aea fu e.n sa saie
tsss: ssrass: 5000. ,oWNER; o,.
road stoplisht and left into Lee boulevard
Heights. l23 Worthington Circle, Falls
Church. Va Phone 1b32-R.
s475o-ARLINoroN BUNoA-
dr.. Call OWNER 300 8. 9th. CH. e035,
after for Appointment. NO aEents
% o. sa2s down H14ss fsss. fH.d. Sssa
| s-bedroom fr.ms. 2 s1tr. lots. all 1lS
II. deep, Gear Earage, trees and shrub
bers; Zoe transportation; asking $4,000;
~ .,,,, C. 3; W. CLEVER CO.. 1se' .aaa
ARLINGTON. va
httN
old; attic space. on heat, liIaI.; in one
Of the incest sections Of ArlinEton: close
;;6a;,1s SNgs teRs,n'R;as 2s's
OWNER BOUGHT LARGER HOUSE.
| You can assume p. H. A.. payments Of
,rrsnI.d s rooms; semi -dess,hsS, al
isrss iiVns room. n1I dfnstte' full Easement
| oil heat. air-eonditioned: = blocks TO
or snuEes Il .pe sss
st, Arlington. Va.
| $1,5O0-s3x160-ft lot, for $3.50. Over
SGsne Teposse.s.d % bries. e ' r II A. Sunsalo. sole
| for $1,000. sale price now $500. Must
have l0fs cash. Call War. 1926, Hyatt
NESTLED N BEAUTIFUL GROVE or
brick home, six rooms, two baths, two
| freplseeS large screened porch, maid
| room and complete bath; built-in garaEe
| The lot contains more than . fourth acre,
| beautifully wooded.
To inspect drive out Lee highway tc
| Military rd. right to 2640. Priced al
! S1o.S50 Immediate possession.
! Open Evenings to e:30.
| Near Lee highway and Glebe rd. hrst
tran,c light. close to eyerythins, Ioc some;
| modern hve-room and bath brick house. oil
| air-eonditioned; Just think, only S6,2b0
| Small down payment, balance 362 80 Del
month. Available now.
Nov under construction, q few six-room
large, high lots; two squares TO bus: 20
minutes downtown. Terms reasonable
Priced At $3.50. To inspect call or SCI
c. r. KARLsTRoMER, Owner and Builder
441l Lee HiEhway. Arlington. Va.
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S9.5OO.
$4,000.
HANDICAPPED ACRE LOT.

Near Bradley Woods, IN attractive de-
tached brick home Of rooms and baths,
maids room in attic: automatic hot-water
heat, garage: entire acre beautifully land
scaped. rock garden, pool ETC.; large yese.
table Earden: bus transportation near. II
you want to avoid noise and trafnc this
viii appeal TO you. Call Mr.. LANE. Ma
tional 0s66 or Wisconsin $3.50, for ap-
pointment.
NEW HOMES, MT. PLEASANT.
The Only In-Town Homes In NV.
ABSOLUTE BARGAINS
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK,
Near 18th and Columbia Rd.
large rooms, beautiful baths, large
recreation room, hreplsces; air-condi-
toned heat; garage. 1770 Hobart st. NV.
DU. 7777.
MASS. AVE-,
Near Navy YArd-Jsmison-built, modern
9 rooms and bath. recreation room from,
and rear porches, Garage:- h.-w;h:. OIL
burner: $500 cash. Call Mr.. DowNKR.
osefda e012.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

arm UNFURN. APT; GAS. ELECTRIC. :,
heat incl: Just across Key Bridge. 1851
S67 80. A' '1 1910
NEW Arm. UNF. APT, MIN. TO WASH-
tngton; 3 expos, metal kit cabinets. eft
@; Z, refs. laundry facilities: 1 blk. bus.
cludes heat and hot water. CH. 1911 bet.
9 and 9 pm.
RECREATTON-RMA APT IN NEW HOUSE,
With los-burning fireplace; 2, rms, kit,
42.50 Shepherd 1883.
NEARBY VA, LEE HIGHWAY-UNFURN,,
= large rooms, d., k, combined bath,
large grounds; no children. Chestnut bs16.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

New brick Colonial, 8 bedrooms. baths;
large attic: attached brick garage: screened
porch, large corner lot; close to schools,
| transportation and shopping. For appoint
| ment to inspect call MR.. HOWE, Emerson
| 3Qh2. IL no anxNer MA 0S66
Evening star., 1941-06-19

NEAR IMMACULATE AND ST. AIMS
Owner transferred. offers an unusually
attractive New Orleans Colonial home at
iust west OF Nebraska ave. in a location of
nne homes and big estates, close to public
first-foor plan with den, lavatory, large
dining room, buffers pantry: end floor
has 4 excellent bedrooms and bathsi
finished recreation room, maids room and
bath in basement; the lot is nicely wooded
and Handicapped and commands a sweeping
view. For details call Mr.. Young. WO. 5576.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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$3.50 CASH

Including interest, taxes and insurance,
buys good 5 or s room brick house; auto:
matte oil heat, full-sized basement; all
conveniences: located in River Terrace.
34th and Benning I'd. ne, close to schools,
car line and new shopping center. Call
Mr.. PAsCOE. with DAVY & MURPHY,
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APARTs. WANTED SUBURBAN.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES APARTMENT, 2
rms, kit. and bath: gentle couple. Box
279-G. Star. 2Os
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2718 DEVONSHIRE PL. NV,

AT CONN AVE.
Across from Kennedy-W Warren apts.: de-
tached, rooms, 2 baths, recreation room;
automatic heat: sarage; built in 1884.
District 1924 or Woodley O432
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LOOK

3 bedrooms. tile bath, living room with
fireplace. and pine paneling; all rooms Of
ample size; convenient to schools, stores
and transportation. Priced, $3.50. For
information call ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
MAtrOpolitan I1lg
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ARLINGTON. VA

ARLINGTON, VA.
8 rooms; brick, oil heat. stairway to at
tic. screened porch: center Clarendon;
LARdE FTRxMES8 rmi.. % all, modern.
h;-v.h.: very large lot; oak trees; center
Clarendon; 5000, II GOOD cash payment.
large scheened porch. built-in garage. deep
lot with stream: $40 N. Ahinsdon St.;
$3.50. terms.
1922 N Irving st Arl Va CH 02oO
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RAMBLING BUNGALOW.
OFF MIMI AVE. S.E

5-room frame, beautiful corner lot;
garage, trees and shrubbery: completely
remodeled. Will take reasonable offer for
quick sale. Open today, 8 to z pm:
3236 st. sc. For information call
branch ofice. Ii. 1000. 1901 Alabama
ADEIBERT w. LEE.
l343 II ST, NV. DI. 1900.
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CAPITOL HILL.

On 10th. st.. l door from East CspitoEA
home for $3.50: $1,000 down: excellent
condition: 2 rooms rented for $50 per
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
515 East Capitol Lincoln O129.
OPEN TONIGHT TO aP.M.
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IhvEsrMENr PROPERTY WANTED

WOULD LIKE 4-FAMILY FLAT NV. SEC
tion. all cash; consider . or 8 II priced
right. Box TO. Star.
will purchase fairly priced income produc-
ing property. Lstinss wanted on small
houses, fats, apt. houses. Consult with US
wAGGAMAN-BRA REALTY CORP.
100 Eye ST. NV ME. 1850.
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z2R Innrahann St NV

IJS InRrdhHm SL. NV.
Here is an outstanding Colonial brick,
situated in the HEART OF BRIGHT
porckes, deep lot. etc. This charming
home has been completely reconditioned
and priced for a quick sale, only S6,95O,
on terms.
Leo M. Bernstein e. Co., ME. 5400.
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MONEY WANTED.

HAVE AVAILABLE LIST TRUST LOANS,
bearing So and 5iaes interest, in denomi-
AN''OA' % JEROME S MURRAY.
RE. 2460. 1881 @ st. NV. Nj 1872,
Evening star., 1941-06-19
HOUSES FOR SALE.
S5.45O-2-FAMMY HOUSE,

INVESTMENT. ROW HOUSE. DEEP LOT;
conv. 10 TRANSPORTATION; bedrooms, bath.
liv. rm. din. room. kit: only $500.
OrWENS RElI,TY ME 04S6
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GLOVER PARK.

1929 OBSERVATORY PL. NV.
BY owner. Close downtown, near pub
iic. parochial, jr, high and high schools.
6 rooms and bath. fun basement, auto
matte heat, fenced yard. r. H. A. loan
Evening star., 1941-06-19
SUBURBAN. PROPERTY FOR SALE.

fruit trees, chicken houses, 4-room modern
bungalow. fireplace: full basement; milei
from D. c., nearby Md: price, $3.50
$3.50 down, balance monthly. r. D
DAVIS 120 Nd ave, Hyattsvtlle. WA
Evening star., 1941-06-19

NEW Def. HOUSE. LdE. COR. LOT. 8
rooms, Q baths, basement. air conditioned;
small down payment; S4.99Q; owner m lot.
4710k Shadyside ave, Bradbury PARK, Nd.
-
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m NEARBY. Mp.-ATTRAcTTVE .
oedrm. house. large shade trees: cool and
quiet. oil burner, tile bath, elec. kit, .
hreplaces. Mr.. Univ of Md Long lease
desired; adults preferred. Rent, S75. WI.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

ARL., VA-S3 $50 CASH BROOM. .
story frame. large lot, trees: near bus.
Quick. BOSS REALTY, Oxford 291e.
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SEASHoRe PROPERTY.

CHOICE OCEAN FRONT LoT-50xl60 p
at seth St. near Gay Manor and Cavalie
Hotels. virEinia Beach. virginia. Ineuir,
Box 56-G, Star 21s
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SUMAER HOMES.

CHILDREN 70 BOARD. under 10 years,
excellent food. safe location on bay: SO
week. Call Lincoln 3544. 1889 Penn,
ave. sc.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

WE HAVE CASH BUYER FOR YOUR D.
C. property II the price Is right. Frame or
brick. iarge or small. condition immatsrtal
R. A. HUMPHREYS.
sos No. Cap. Realtor MA. oe7e
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Near 18th and Maryland ave. ne: brick, =
complete apartments. oil heat: GOOD condi-
or huy for Investment and get S75 monthly
income, FLOYD e. DAVIS COMPANY. ma
Evening star., 1941-06-19
SUMMER CAMPS.

TALL TTMBERs-CAMP FOR BOYS AGES
to II years. Fully established, excellent
personnel; enrolment limited. AID. 40f4.
CAMP AKELA. FOR BOYS 6-12; STATE
approved: swimming riding, crafts; 55 mi.
to camp; special care given young camper.
w T. BAXTER. director. OIL. $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

No DOWN PAYMENT-NEARBY va.
Modern b-rm. det. brick and frame
home: high; restricted; blk. bus. TIE. 5000.
OWNER LEAVING CITY, MUST MAKE MAXI
S%aids m. and bath. Call Chestnut z7ee.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
A GIFT AT CO mn

n OIT al 20 ,UUU.
Half stone; Chevy Chase; Soft. front;
g rooms, . tile baths, auto. heat, large
cedar closets: bus at corner. WI. 1856.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

GAIL WAsHIN0TONS LARGEST BUY
Nnbh ers of D. C, property; Over one
million dollars worth bought IN 1910
kTSmpt f,Eo n as1sfn; ass1EsfRnN;srr1s a CO. ME-. $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
sts iohi uAnnis

last minute? Yes 0, No ;.
off you had a contagious cold, yet
felt well enough to work would you.
ANSWER only one of thesel
Come to work and take a chance
you wouldn't give it to others?
Yes O.
Stay home and play safe? Yes 10.
Let your office decide the mat
ter? Yes 20.
1O-Do you use the company's time for
your own personal correspondence?
Yes 2, No 5.
Il Do YOU pay special heed TO sign such
as so Smoking" or 40 Talking -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Breaking the No

Breaking the No
Smoking Rule, and
PrOpping Your Feet on
tho Desk Won't Mako
You an Executive.
Most Likely the Habit
Will Result i'm Cooling
OFF Those Feet In an
Employment Agency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Your Own Work.

do you turn in your
work on time? Yes
5. No 2.
2-Have you ever asked
for more work to do?
Yes 5, No 2.
3-Are you trying to
improve your effici-
ency? Yes 5, No 2.
When you're in doubt
do you:
ANSWER one)
Go ahead and trust TO
luck without asking
questions? Yes 0.
Take time off to get
it right in the begin
ming? Yes 5.
5-Do you check all work
before releasing it?
Yes 5. No 2.
6-Do you verify names.
mum b e RS. addresses
and prices? Yes >.
No 2.
DO you regard speed
as more impressive
than accuracy? Yes
5. No ?.
S-Do you offer new
ideas, suggestions and
Improvements in your
own work ? Yes 5,
No 2.
Gould you do more
work if you asked for
20 Wee = No y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

12-Do you spend much time improving
your mind as you do your appearance
Yes 5, No 2.
13-Would you refuse additional responsibility
without an immediate increase in pay?
Yes 2, No s.
II DO YOU welcome distractions when you're
doing a tough job res 9. No ..
- Just to make a good impression do You
offer to take on mole work than you
know you can possibly do? Yes 2, No s.
16-Do you send in badly typed report when
you have had time to do it neatly? Yes p
No 8
l. No YOU find that &c continually loav-
IN tle office VT 4 .ot Of loose ends q
NEARLY finishC work Yes 2, No 5.
IS Do you stay late occasionally to clean up
your work without waiting for super
visor to suggest it? Yes S, No 2.
19-Do you trust details of your work entirely
TO your memory? Yes 2 No 5.
20-If you were starting small business on
very limited capital and needed one very
good employee to fill position similar 10
the one you are holding would you select
a person exactly like yourself with all
your assets and liabilities? In other words
would you hire YOU? Would you:
ANSWER only one of these)
Give yourself the position Yes %
Prefer to have someone with more
ability? Yes 10
Turn him down" altogether? Yes Is
BE grateful that you could secure his
services? Yes Is
Take a chance and trust 70 luck
Yes 0.
In Disgrace.
Are you late for work at least twice a
month Yes 2 No 5.
2-Have you been corrected more than once
for the same mistake Yes 2 No 3
; When you have been wrongly accused. did
you:
Say that you had not made the mistake
Yes 5, No 2.
Name the guilty person? Yes 2. No 5
Shoulder the blame because Of friend
ship or noble feeling?" Yes O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

Help only if told to by
a superior Yes 10.
Suggest they hire an
other employe? Yes 0
Refuse. since It's not
your job" Yes 0.
3-Do you sound out en-
ployes' opinions Of other
employees? Yes 0. No 5.
4 If you felt that one of your
fellow workers was not
acting strictly on the level
would you:
Answer only one Of these
Report him to the boss
Yes 0.
Do nothing about j be
cause it's his affair. not
yours? Yes o.
Take him to lunch and
tell him about it? Yes 20
5-Do you discuss in detail the
party you attended last
night Yes 0, No. D
eff you had a nov system
10 speed up your depart.
ment's efficiency would
YOU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
By BERYL HEXTED,

Seereforol and Business School Instructor.
AAYBE you're office worker feeling tho
NJ eight draW check regularly
worth solory the Or maybe Big Executive
consider yourself Indispensable the firm Or maybe cunning
for better Job but just cont TO moke the grade
Whatever position tried honestly TO determine
office value? better position TO figure out fhon
prospective employer estimate WORTH And thof
just suewok employer cant keep his all day.
Just firm weekly salary doesn't hof
worth exactly them cold ea
The boss cant keep track of oil assets and aDes But
this you'll idea office value Do
This question honestly No. and check The
add totals -
find how much salary WORTH You quite
surprise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

No 3.
Carry a chip on your
shoulder for days be-
cause you were mis-
judged? Yes 2. No 5.
do you have TO do a
job over at least once
a week. because you
did it wrong at first ?
Yes 5. No 2.
s. Have you ever re-
vealed an office con-
fidence to anyone not
privileged to know
Yes 0. No 10.
6-If you had made an
error W h ic h would
have no chance Of
being detected for a
long time would you:
(Answer only one Of
these)
Say nothing at all
on the chance that
IT would never be
laid at your door.
even tn ough it
might prove costly?
Yes o.
Confess IT, so that
il could be dealt
with openly NOW
Yes 20.
II necessary, prac-
tice further deceit
to cover it up?
Yes o,
Volunteer to pay
for it if possible .
Yes 0.
w h EN- reprimanded
for a mistake partly
your fault do you:
ANSWER only one of
these)
Pass the buck ? Yes 0.
e blame Yes 0.
entirely your fault, with
our partner in crime
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Concerning the Boss,

Concerning the Boss.
% yoH let &c boss soc that ycr cnlo" r37
discomfort when he is proven wrong?
Yes 0, No 5.
2-Do you case up your work as soon as
the boss gets out of sight? Yes 2, No 5.
800 you consider work that goes directly
to the boss more important than routine
records which he probably doesn't sec
Yes :, 10 ..
IF You met the boss socially would you:
(Answer only one of these)
Act more familiar with him? Yes o.
Seize that opportunity to discuss your
job? Yes o.
Purposely avoid talking shop" Yes 10
Have you at any time asked for raise
without doing anything additional to merit
it? Yes B. No s.
6 Do you try to learn from your boss?
Yes 5, No 0.
DO you frequently interrupt the boss with
unmportant details? Yes 2, No 5
S-I you had a good business idea would
you burst in on the boss to tell him about
it rather than write it out and send it to
him? Yes . No 5
off the boss made a small and unimportant
error when assigning you some work,
would you correct him? Yes 2 No s.
1O-In asking for raise would you tell him:
(Answer only one Of these
lou IL ledNe II you uon get II Yes u
You've had better offer? Yes 0.
Why you deserve it? Yes 20.
11-When your boss asks a question you can't
answer, do you try to fake a reply? Yes 2,
No 5.
12-H your boss wife phoned and asked you
to shop for her, would you:
ANSWER only one of these)
Do it. even though announcement in
your lunch hour? Yes 20.
Tell her, without consulting your en-
poyer that you're busy? Yes 5
Ask your employer if he can spare you
to do this favor for his wife Yes 20
Remind her that she has far more time
than you have? Yes O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

ANSWER only one of these)
Apply it only to your own work with
out saying anything? Yes 2.
Suggest to your co-workers that they
adoot IT, also2 Yes 10.
If some cr.rloye sha,cd work onto
you which he should 90 himself would
you
ANSWER only one of these)
Go over his head, and complain?
Yes 0.
Make an attempt to help him, be-
cauec i il To line of least resist
aree? Yes 10.
Sa,, I'm sorry, but 1 haven't
timer" Yes 20.
Remind him that it is his work, not
yours? Yes 5.
8-Does Glowing" make you furious?
Yes ?, No 5.
Have you ever reported office
clowns" for killing time? Yes 0,
No s.
1O-If another employee quoted your ideas
as his own would you:
70 (Answer only one of these
Ignore il Yes O.
Complain - the boss? Yes O.
Tell hin not to let it happen
again? Yes 20.
lido you offer to help co-worker
when you finish up what you are do
ing and don't happen to have any
thing else Important to do at the mo-
ment -? Yes 5, No 3
12-Do you cheerfully accept any COM
mittee group activities that have not
ing to do with your regular duties? Y
5, No 2.
Your Appearance.
do you freshen up your appearance:
In your lunch hour on your own time
Yes 5. No 2.
Only when you leave for the day
No
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

1O-Are you a clock watcher? Yes ?. No 5.
11-n you are asked to stay late about once
fortnight, do you feel like a martyr?
Yes g. No 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

2-Do you chew
gum ? Yes 0.
No ).
Sd o you sit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Between You and Your
Conscience.

you are less pleas
ant to people who
have inferior jobs ?
Yes 0, No 3.
3-Do you feel that you
are getting a square
deal Yes 3, No ?.
Do you habitually
leave your desk for
coffee. cigarettes,
personal phone calls
and errands? Yes 2.
No >.
5.-Are you completely
satisfied with the
quality of your
work? Yes 2, No 5.
is there plenty of
room for improve
ment in your work ?
Yes 5. No 3.
S-Do you put off
everything till the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

- - $3.50
y Are you capable
of dom & more
than is assigned
to you? Yes 5,
No ?.
Do you turn in
work feeling that
il could have boon
done better ? Yes
2, No 5.
14-Do you faithfully
turn in all work
assigned? Yes 5.
No o.
Is Do you believe
that anyone else
could do your
work better ? Yes
2, No 5.
16-Are you proud 10
sign your re-
ports? Y cs ,,
No 2.
lido you honestly
consider yourself
an asset to the
firm that en-
ploys you ? Yes
;, No ..
you should be earning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

Shoulder all the blame? Yes 0.
Say it was not entirely your fault, with
out naming your partner in crime?
e. Yes 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
With Your CO-wOrkers.

Have you quarreled with a
more than twice in the las
Yes 0. No 3.
IF someone in your ow
needed help for an emery
Of work, would you:
ANSWER only of Of these
Help him without being
IL. IL. Il A.1l O.. L..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

lS-Do you feel that you should be earning
more money in your job? Yes 2 No 5.
l9-If you were engaged as an office worker
and the first week you didn't get the kind
of duties you liked, would you:
ANSWER only one of these
Complain to the boss Yes 5.
Be glad for the opportunity to
keep busy? Yes 10.
Understand that you are per-
haps learning every phase Of II
the business? Yes 20 y
Resign? Yes o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

with your feet on your desk? Yes 0, No 5.
4-Do you have your shoes shined at least
twice week? Yes s. No 0.
5-Do you comb your hair and primp at your
desk? Yes 2, No s.
6-Do you lounge around the office, looking
as though you came there for rest?
Yes 2, No 5.
do you wear clothes that:
Should be at the cleaners? Yes 0, No 5.
Are full of wrinkles? Yes 2. No 5.
S-Do you drag yourself to work in the morn
ing showing the i'll effects of the night
before? Yes 0, No s.
9-Do you dress in sweaters and tweeds as
though you were still in college? Yes 2.
No g.
10 DO you keep a pencil stuck behind your
ear? Yes 2, No 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

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YOu Wear This
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Work, the Boss
Is Sure to
Believe You
Belong Back on
tho Campus -
and Suggest
Going.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-28
Here's the Story of an A. E. F. That Sailed Secretly from U. s. A.; May 28 Was the Date

his responsibilities toward such important human cargo.
 On the third day out, every one began studying French. That would be useful later. When they weren't studying, or attending staff conferences, everyone played sauffleboard or deck tennis, TENSION RISES
 AS GOAL WEARS
 As this ship approached the mid- Atlantic, the purser advised all hands to sleep in their clothing so as to be able to get to the life boats in the shortest possible time if ..
 By the fifth day they had reached the danger zone. Nerves were tense, lifeboat drills fre- uuent. But there was no sign oi submarines. Three days later steaming onto the horizon came a patror of destroyers and every one cheered From their stern masts flew the stars and stripes It was good to see your own ships conveying you to safety.
 They landed at Liverpool after riding overnight off the coast un- til dawn. Now the secret could be let out. quickly the news was flashed to the United States:
 General Persling and l98 offi- cers, who sailed secretly from New York on the s. s. Baltic on May 2s, 1917 GA years ago today), had arrived in London.
 The first contingent of the A. F, r. was "overe there"