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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Pickfori,
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International New, service WIG


HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 6, David
10. SeIznick, producer Of the prize
winning pictures, Gone With the
Wind and "Rebecca," became a
partner sharing an equal interest
in tho ownershLn Of United Artists
under terms Of a deal announced
to4att
1t was one Of the largest motion
picture transactions in Hollywood
in recent years.
Final details were worked out
at FnckfMf. home Of Mary Pick
ford after months Of negotiation.
As rffE real was concluded. Miss
Pickford. in The spirit OF business
men sealing an agreement with a
handShake, bestowed kiss upon
Selznick.
Selznick henceforth will share
ownership OF United Artists with
Miss Pickford, Alexander Korda
and Charlie Chaplin, the other
partners in the film concern.
All details OF the considerations
involved were not announced, but
liz was said that Selznick paid
United Artists Sl.200.O0O in stocks
and agreed 10 produce 500. 600. 900
in pictures 10 be distributed by
the company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06

Job.
Ronald Reagan, who certainly
could win a marathon award for
Aaking the most movies OF any
p on the lot. will have one of
re male leads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Film Time Clock

MICHIGAN-"Hold Rack the Dawn, 4"
~ "a. SIS. T.ie, iA-3l n. m. "Hrury
Adnch for President" II .0T n. m, 2i2s,
S!si. a:l2 y. ~.
i0isT p. M "This Woman Ia Mine, 4"
ii:ll a. m. 2.3i. Ssh, s.Il p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS when Ladies'
Meet" n 81 n. m. sos. s "a. 1888
.. m; The Get-Away'" lis, ASA, s;4S
y.
ADAMS - "Sun valley 1919. .Ss,
b.2i, s'0l. 1888 y. M Flying Cadets. -
lil0 n. m, SO. 4:27, .0i. s;S5 .. m,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
GALA PREMIERE

Tickets 10 the opening al RoXy's
were sold al SO apiece and the
proceeds went 10 the British
American Ambulance Corps, who
sponsored the affair."
Government officials flocked
~ IN stf-ff.t and screen celebrities
10 see a Yank in the r. A F.
II is the first Of these war pictures
to skirt sadness and 10 report some
OF the light-hearted bravado which
has characterized this plucky crew
lof air fighters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
.Montez Sc eks
u. S. Citizenship

MARIA MONTEZ is awaiting
'receIpt OF final divorce papers
from Santo Domingo before ap-
plying for her first citizenship
papers.
The actress. who has been in the
tinted states TWO years and Is
now at Universal appearing in
white Savage, was informed by
cable several weeks ago that her
divorce had been granted Miss
Montez's former husband is a
bank executive in Chile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06

followed.
The other day Toler aided il
all up and found he had made an
investment Of $4,000. about six
times what he originally had
planned
But-his Stand-in has something
TO do and an income between pic
lures.
For a long time John Payne
has had a yen TO adopt an out
board motor 10 a surf board. but
after his weekend experience
John isn't 50 sure il would be a
good idea. John was down at the
beach at Santa Monica enjoying
some Surf-boarding when in the
rough seas it got away from him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Lafayette
BOxOffice
Opens Today

MIR. AND MRS NORTH, a
new mystery comedy by Owen
Davis, dramatized from the New
Yorker magazine stories By Fran
ces and Richard Lockridge, opens
a weeks engagement tonight in
historic Fords Theater, Balti-
more Md. on Monday night OF
next week IL viii relight the Shu-
bert-Lafayette Theater. here.
Seats for the Detroit engage
.ment 60 on sale at the Shubert-
Lafayette today and the box Office
will be open from Q a. m. to TO
p. m. daily.
ANITA LOUISE STARRED
Anita Louise, fresh from Holly
wood and the films will be seen in
the principal feminine role Of Mrs.
North, and owen Davis Jr. will
play opposite her as Mr.. North.
Alfred de Liagre Jr. is the pro-
ducer and director while the set-
ting is the work of 10 Mielziner.
II is nearly 10 years since
Lockridge, then drama critic on
the New York Sun" wrote his
first "casuals' for the magazine.
Mr.. and Mrs. North" is a direct
descendant of that first article.
PUT IN BOOK FORM
The Norths and their 40 sepa-
rate adventures were put between
the covers Of a book, called Mr..
and Mrs. North" It's immediate
success persuaded the Lockridges
TO write mystery novel with the
lNorths as the central characters.
This idea appeared rs The he
Norths Meet Murder which was
best seller last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06

and cracked the actor so hard on
the right ankle it raised a big
lump.
It's pa%ful but he has been
managing TO get through his
scenes with Claudette Colbert in
Remember the Day"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06

told him we
had heard that
i d a h a d re-
belled against
playin z the
part assigned
her. for he has
Ann Sheridan,
no less, for the
role.
/ don't sup
pose A n n | e
would do n n Y
obiecting Il she
were asked 10
play the wicked
witch in Snow
White and the
Seven Dwarfs. !"
For S h e has
had her lesson
on suspensions.
AS a matter Of
fact. The luke
Cir was orig
inally hn4Rht
for Annie and
she will prob
nki.s rlN 4. email
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Lupino Refuses
luke Girl Role
Actress Receives
- a Suspension
y From Studio

HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 6.-When
Ida Lupino steps off the train
today she won't report at the
Warner studio as was expected.
No, Ida has bowed out of play
ing the lead in The luke Girl
and taken a suspension instead.
But Hal Wallis didn't see m
perturbed in the least when we
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
REFUSES FILM ROLE

Our little girl from Illinois. Toni
Harding. the queen Of Rock River
Valley, was offered a Job in Rise
and Shine after q test was made
OF her AZ Twentieth Century-Fox.
but Toni has a wise head on her
young shoulders. She's going back
10 Morrison 10 finish her educa-
ton
II am not sure I have any
talent" she said. land my par
ents would be disappointed III
I didn't finish school, and I
want to graduate in June with
my class"
Toni had luncheon with Walter
Pidgeon. who. although not work.
-if4E-eaiaaa- ea4ii- "a M-G-A- meet
The little lady She posed Tor a
picture with Robert Taylor and
met Mcrvyn Leroy director Of
Johnny Eager" who has picked
such winners as Lana Turner and
others.
AT RANDOM
Eric Remarque, acting as II he
was having fun with Lupe Nelez
at the Scheherazade. Airline Judge
dancing every dance with Georges
Metaxa when he wasn't singing.
Sheila Ryan and Bob Sterling, an
attractive looking pair Of young
sterS ar eros.
Our Illinois queen, Toni Hard
ling. dancing there with Gordon
Maynard Maggie Ettingers six
footer. Pete Smith, celebrated II
years as a producer Of short sub
iccts on tho M-G-M lot In that
time he's made 40 movies so he
deserved the luncheon given in
his honor.
Billy Gilbert thrown off horse
on location az Taos. New Mexico,
~actured A couple OF ribs George
hntgomery also suffering from
&iurics-he sprained an ankle on
the golf course. George, Oracle
and Sandra Burns, all wearing
berets on their heads, dining at
the Brown Derby-and did Sandra
have herself a time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
ADDED REMINDER

We should like 10 add another
lrerninder that xoil do not fail 10
see "Hols Back the Dawn" at. the
Michigan this week.
Seldom has so deeply moving a
story been unfoldcd on the screen
with such sincerity.
The performance OF Charles
Bower and Olivia de HaVilland are
superb and the humor and pathos
of its unusual theme make II a
picture you can't afford to miss.
In answer TO all those queries,
tho man who plays the director.
sSffT. eeS1XUTT, IT TrTF TI1TI IS really
Mitchell Lessen. the director Of
the nroduction and il is the first
time he has ever appeared in one
OF his own films
Arthur Hornblow is the pro-
Queer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
FOr TO ShOW
'Xdnk in RAF'
Film Ac lily
Has a B a title
Atmosphere
BY CHARLES GENTRY

WAR HAS interrupted many Of
the plans of motion picture
studios but seldom as literally as
in the case of "A Yank in the
r. A. F. which opens Friday at
the Fox.
While avoiding any direct prop
uganda. Daryl Zanuck wanted
TO produce a picture about the
number of young Americans who
have joined Englands flying forces.
He cabled Lord Beaverbrook who
obligingly set the facilities of the
air ministry at the disposal of the
studio and the Royal Air Force
shot" film as well az bombs.
The Twentieth Century Fox
crew working out OF London under
the direction of Leslie Baker, eX-
posed more than 5000 feet Of film
to give authenticity TO the movie.
ENEMY TROUBLE
Everything worked perfectly
except the enemy who hadn't been
contacted by Daryl Zanuck and
was consequently a little peeved
Iif we are 20 Judge from Bakers
report 10 Hollywood.
"Our work Is subject to fire.
quent Interruptions" he wrote.
sometimes our boys get mixed
up with some real activity and
are forced down, thus losing
considerable time. The English
! are giving It's every corporation
but other filters, not 40 gentle
manly, hamper our work. Our
boys wish they had faster
plane since they're afraid our
camera lens may be hit and
cameras are scarce In this coun-
try now"
Betty Cradle, Tyrone Power and
jit,+tHf4 So te.44 A-.la- tha leading roles
lin this elaborate spectacle which
was given a tremendous send-off
IN SEW- YORK at Us premiere last
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
= .aB1s

lace and embroidery trims. Full cut,
well made =. gift PROJECTIONS she'll
adore! Tcarose, blue. Regular and extra
sizes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Fine CaIfSkinS

Lucky, the lovely la a @A
dies who get these He y 81
beautiful bags on
Christmas morn! Dramatically styled
of very fine calfskin, superbly fitted
and lined! Black, brown. Values to
$500!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

Rich laces and embroi- N nn
derry lavishly frosted on keOJ
cleaning rayon satin
and rayon crepe slips! A gift cherished
by every woman i. +. are these sleek
fitting, long wearing beauties, thriftily
priced! Tearose, white > to 40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Gift HOuSecOafS

Enchantment for Her % ODD
in a whirling skirted bsOO
housecoat! Gorgeous
velvety-textured cotton chenilles and
brushed rayon suedes to "glamorize" her
home life! All the colors and designs
she wants. Il to 20, 50 TO A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
His FaVOrifeS

.FI'' up 'N'' . M
elk tanned uppers, eeDo
leather soles and in !
ncrsolcs. Black, brown. Comfort he
likesI Lodfcrs !. antique finished,
aIl-leather slippers with rubber heels.
6 TO u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Genuine LeafherS

beautiful bags are truly worth! Big.
bountiful bags and smaller styles all
fashioned of fine feathers. Exciting
variety of types and colors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
LuSfreuS Gowns

Glimmering, cloud-soft
rayon satin gowns,
adorned with exquisite -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

treasure :. for their dashing smart
ness, good tailoring and faultless finish.
Pick several from this huge array.
Black, brown, colors. $2.25 values.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
WOmen'S (OIlliieS

vorltes! Felt uppers, leather soles, rub
Der heels oxford, blue, brown,
maroon. s1.j9 value f-arabs
leather soles, rubber heels, foot COM
fort she'll bless. Black only. 81 to g.
Evening star., 1941-05-26
Nv LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

Life expectancy for the May fly
adults is but day, although &C
tually some of the flies live several
davs. The insects were named after
the Ephemerides of Greek mythol-
opv. creatures which lived only "a
hours.
The younger generation has gay
and colorful existence. At this time
of the year, when every place seems
filled with lively insects and other
creatures, the larvae of the May
flies may be observed. The offspring
of the dainty fragile flies are active
youngsters with long, strong legs.
They can swim, crawl and CLIMB.
They breathe by means OF tracheal
eills and they feast on vegetable
matter, diatoms and conferae.
Their chosen haunts for hiding are
under stones in brooks or streams.
Where the waters are quiet, they
reside among the plants, or on the
= bottom where may be found debris,
slime and mud. But place under
a stone always is selected If they
have taken up residence in lively,
racing waters.
This is the month to watch this
strangest of phenomena among in
sects. No other insect known ex-
periences a molt after the adult
escapes. The May fly issues from
the nymph and flies away to the
shores in what is called the sub
Image stage. Then, resting quietly.
the insect waits until the skin splits
and the true-imago or adult Is free.
Having no mouth-parts and no
digestive apparatus to take care OF
food, the May fly lives for the sole
purpose of finding mate and pro-
Viding for the coming generation.
The sexes can be told apart by the
fact that the males have very
atrophied or feeble legs while the
females have legs strong enough to
support them while they are laying
their eggs.
If you ever have seen a swarm
of May flies, you have some idea
of the number attending the dance.
Near the shores OF the Great Lakes,
the exhausted and dead May flies
are massed against windows and
buildings for miles. They resemble
pals yellow sand drifts. In the aG,
clouds of them dance back and
Evening star., 1941-05-26

out. It was too late to retreat. He
stood there trying to frame ex-
plantations while she walked past
him. She glanced at him without
any particular interest, though she
looked twice at Tauru as though she
family remembered him. Matt
breathed deep with relief. His dis
guise must be pretty good.
He watched her walk across the
room to the desk, and then he went
up to his room to change clothes.
The Mediterranean sun had burned
him to a brown almost as deep as
Taurus. He hummed as he shaved
and combed his long hair. The
sight of Leigh had given him the
vague feeling of something nice in
store and he thought with pleasure
of dinner with her that night. He'd
Evening star., 1941-05-26

tied also by striped bass. common
perch, rock bass, crappies, catfish,
darters and others, May fly nymphs
lead a hectic existence at times.
Subsisting on the small vegetation
growing about them, shedding too
tight skin during the first few days
after their birth, they settle down
to a rather long and busy life. Some
Of them take as much as three years
to grow up.
So delighted are the fish with the
nymphs as food that imitation
"shad flies"-as the May flies often
are called-are used successfully by
anglers.
The Ephemerida is not large
group in number of species, but
those individuals that manage to
survive all the countless dangers en-
C0untered in their place Of abode arc
something to reckon with. Ap-
parently, the lack of size and
strength are made up for by un-
Canny understanding Of procedure
under existing conditions.
Evening star., 1941-05-26
Keep Busy This Summer
Ingenious Young People Can Earn
Money by Creating Own Jobs
By Kay Caldwell and Alden Harrison

Young people who really want
summer jobs shouldn't have much
s trouble getting them this year. Un-
F: employment has been decreasing
rapidly for months. In both indus
trial centers and farming COM
munities in many parts of the coun-
try. an actual shortage has de-
veloped. With more and more young
men going to training camps, lots
of employers will need part-time or
temporary help.
So if you want to earn money to
finance your summer good times, or
to help with your school expenses
next fall, get busy and start looking
around. And remember that plenty
of young people have made their
own Jobs, even in hard times, by
using a little initiative and inge-
nuity. We've been collecting some
of their ideas, and today we're pass
ing them alon gto you. Perhaps you
can use these same stunts in your
community, or think up one OF your
own that is equally good.
A Florida boy invested s27 in
bees and equipment and started
selling honey by putting a sign up
In front of his home. He turned
part of the profits back into the
business, meanwhile buying his own
clothes and paying his personal ex-
penses. Now he has more customers
than he can take care Of.
g In the same State, high school
freshman gathered up scrap metal
and sold it until he had earned
enough to buy secondhand bicy-
Gle. Then he started a messenger
service, which he advertised by
printing and distributing cards. He
got so many errands to run that
when we last heard from him, he
was about to hire an assistant.
An artistic Ohio girl makes tally
cards and sells them to hoSteSses in
her town. She gets dime for four
cards, and it's almost all profit.
The building boom in an Okla
homa town spelled opportunity for
Evening star., 1941-05-26
Natures Children
May Flies
(Order Ephemerida)

forth and as the couples pair of
they wander out OF the assembly.
The mother flies toward some
body of fresh water. Reaching her
destination, she creeps down into
the water inclosed in a film of air
and lays her eggs on the under side
of stones. As she floats up to the
surface again, she usually manages
to fly away short distance from
the stream before she passes on.
Sometimes. the poor thing browns.
The larvae must be lively in order
to dodge their aggressive enemies.
Living in q body Of water inhab-
Evening star., 1941-05-26

write her a note now and when he
got back to the hotel he'd 60 and
see her. He gave the note to Tauru.
Take this to Room 312 and then
you're free until tomorrow. I'm
going out now"
Where do you go, Sidi?" Tauru
had the anxious air of a mother
with an unruly boy, Matt thought.
II said I'm going out" he snapped.
Whats the difference where? You
deliver that note"
tCopyrisht, 194l. by the Chicaso Daily
News, Inc.)
Continued Tomorrow.
Evening star., 1941-05-26
WboWalks on Sand e
=bu Rita Hansen

The story thus Matt Burgess is phen the
breaks out trying locate his brother Ddpd ho lett
home after Wih their leahy father In Lisbon Matt
ostensby saped from being shanghaied Spanish girl Cara
San Porte but he Dakes induced stupor he
finds himself from Lisbon at the Porte ua Car
tagena the Mediterranean Passport and Matt
accepts Portes coastal trading
that the boat
carrying tnnocentooking bales
The discovery accidental happens hIe customs officers
1hnn
Evening star., 1941-05-26

another chap. Noticing that the
windows of new homes were always
dirty after being put in, he can
vassed contractors and got the job
of washing the windows in the
houses they built. He charged 1C
cents, and as most houses have 80 or
40 windows, his earnings were very
much worth while.
A brother and sister in Mississippi
have built up a fine business de-
veloping and printing the films OF
their picture-t friends. They
charge 20 cents a roll. A New Jer-
sey girl takes candid camera shots
of her friends and sells them at Is
cents each. She has been swamped
with orders.
An Indiana youth raises barberry
bushes and sells them for so cents
each. And in Brooklyn, boy raises
tropical fish at home and sells them
to a pet shop. A Texas girl has
earned more than hundred dollars
selling corsages, flowers and jewelry
which she makes out of fish scales!
An Indiana boy collects the wire
coat hangers which clutter up every
ones closets and sells them to dry
cleaning establishments.
An Iowa boy made trailer for his
bicycle, painted a grocer's ad on the
side, and now earns a dollar a day
delivering groceries.
In Delaware, a 15-year-old boy
has built up his own tie-cleaning
business. He charges 5 cents tie,
or 10 cents a week to regular Gus
toners. And he has plenty of Gus
toners.
So you see. all that's needed is an
idea-and little work!
Evening star., 1941-05-26

In the past we have published
two other collections Of money
making stunts that have really
worked. We have copies Of these
columns on hand and will be glad
to send them to you il you want
them. Address us in care Of this
paper. inclose cents, and ask
for ways Of Making Money"
Evening star., 1941-05-26
PART-TIME WORKERS.

Two men who can work from 6 until 9
pm. evenings per week, with iniative,
ambition and intelligence, who are neat
In appearance and have an excellent per-
sonality. To these men we offer . most
unusual opportunity. Our present men q
this caltber are earning over $39 wk. y
automohile; write, Eiy.n4 fuu particulars
Evening star., 1941-05-26

Inquiries Swomp Bureau
The Census Bureau get more than
5000 inquiries per week from per-
sons desirous Of obtaining proof of
age and antecedents.
Evening star., 1941-05-26

YOU =. and millions Of women u. /.
trust pure Ivory Soap. And you're
right. With Ivory-purity and mild
ness have always come first. Tests
show that Ivory is definitely milder
(hnder to skim than any other wide
ly advertised floating soap.
Ivory Soap has been improved
eonstantly-in whiteness, in quick
Evening star., 1941-05-26
CHAPTER VII.

For moment Matt stood perfectly still staring the
though had rifle before He looked oer
hear the polite words Of expecting hand
Evening star., 1941-05-26

sudsing. But-nothing has been added
to Ivory Soap to create artificial
Whiteness.
You get sztrd-sudsiness in Ivory
with no loss Of Ivory's famous purity
and mildness. Isn't this important to
you? Why choose a less gentle soap
for your baby. your face -. your
busy hands?
Evening star., 1941-05-26
I NEED A MAN.


Married. with car. to work in Washington
permanently. Applicant must furnish best
Of references and be- able TO meet obliaa-
tions on 5000 monthly. Work is steady
year round with chance for advancement.
Apply in person, 10 to 12 only--see Mr..
Stewart. 14l9 Irving st. NV, End floor,
new building.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services Of expert
enced wool pressers (white).
Apply employment office, 9th
floor.
KITCHEN MAN, experienced
steam table, grill; excellent
salary; opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply 5109 Ga.
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1941-05-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PRINT SHOP, long established; linotype.
presses, type, cases. stone, paper cutter.
etc. $50 Mass ave. NV. 26'
RESTAURANT TOURIST CAMP; ! mile
beyond Fairfax, Va; route 2l1; on busy
highway. Sacrifice. FIR. 0507. 27'
GAS STATION, luncheonette and grocery
muniry; on Lee highway. Falls Church
DUPLICATING SERVICE. mimeograph,
multigrsph: no competitions; excel loc ;
sacrifice on account Of illness. CH. 7121
TAVERN modernly equipped, long lease,
extra fine business: S6.5O0 cash. Four
Corners. Silver Spring, Nd. 29'
HARDWARE STORE. reasonable: doing
good business good location; must be sold
on account Of other business. Chestnut
1717
FOR RENT : Tearoom, colored. fully
equipped; high-claSs clientele; LIST com. :
beer. wine. Box 453-C. Star. 26'
SHOE REPAIR SHOP downtown, est 10
yrs. excel. location. splendid opportunity;
reas.. terms. Box 432-B. Star.
RESTAURANT-Beer wine and liquor; long
lease; reasonable rent: modern fixtures in
excellent condition; room for expansion;
doing over $1,000 week: will sacrifice
owner leaving city. Box 26-E, Star. 27'
Evening star., 1941-05-26
BEVERAGE SALESMAN

To sell jobbers and chain stores In Wash.
ington. Must have own car. Salary ant
commission. Telephone Dupont 7l12 TO
appointment. which will be held IN stric
confidence
Evening star., 1941-05-26
HELP MEN.
(Continued.)
oNT I.IpCv vsTApi,Is

ONE LARGE ESTABLISHED
Industrial debit available very shortly.
interviewing married men between the
71l6 for appointmeAt
Evening star., 1941-05-26

PERSONAL.

lywood method removing fat IN spots; re-
suits assured; baths. MA. sl34. 1880 X n W.
Evening star., 1941-05-26

PACKAGE. small. found at / 9Th and q sts
Chillium Express, bought at Lerner''
Owner can have sam. BY ld.ntlhns nlri.t
GE. 6234
Evening star., 1941-05-26

RELIABLE AGENCY. DE. 1851. l402 lltf
has cooks, hwkers. CHI rmsids, nurses. day
WORKERS, part-timers. mothers helpers. %
Evening star., 1941-05-26
HELP WokEN.
fCNpttriiad

WAITRESS and counter girl, living in or
near Hyattsville; also girls for week ends.
Hyattsyille 1884
Evening star., 1941-05-26
HELP MEN 3 WOMEN.
SALESkEN.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

MAN with knowledge gas engines to assist
salesman: Must have car. State salary.
Box S0-E, Star 2S'