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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Nv MRS. GAyNOR MADDOX
NEA Service staff Writer


BY now every housewife wor-
thy OF the name must know that
IL behooves her 10 make her
kitchen utensils last.
From the household equipment
section Of the United states de-
psrtment of sgriculture's bureau
OF home economies, comes the
following scientific advice:
ALUMINIUM
Never leave food In aluminium
any longer than necessary. Pits
or holes are liable TO result.
Pitted aluminium not only In I'M
slightly. but II In more difficult
70 clean.
Any alkali. such as soda water.
will cause aluminium TO turn
dark and 10 pit. Soda water
boiled In aluminium will eorrode
the pan. You can brighten
aluminium that IL slightly dis
eolored by boiling some weak
acid in it-for instance. water
10 which you have added some
cream Of tartar or vinegar.
CHROMIUM PLATE
Never use metal polishes or
any kind OF cleaning powder on
any chromium finish. II In a soft
metal and wears off easily. Sim
ply wipe IL off with damp
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
. Clapper
New Pipelines Tor OIL
Won'' Help Motorists
Little Likelihood New
Construction 70 60 On
Nation IN Traffic Jam
Due 10 Shotssi9hsedne.

wssut>cro> - Automobile
GAMERS viii es ~sen advised 10
put little stcek IN talk % ne~
pipelines and ether means q m
ersasins gasoline dlatrteotlea.
President Roosevelt has
ordered . new study ~ the
Feasibility 81 iusm~siiaie ees-
sisastien ~ new pip~iin~ss
Dozens % s~hem~> are hsssx
fusiea.is discussed Around
wsshlaxtes.
Hut these are dreams that are
net likely 10 come true N time
10 10 NJ much good fer this var.
At best. months ALL - required
and slsesele volumes Of flo~
through nsw pipeline. weuid be
nearly . year away ~i,h the esst
luck In the world. Meantime ss
tires wear out cars will have TO
be laid up even II gasoline should
be available.
The average family might 80
well plan ON the most restricted
use Of It's car until after tho
Axis In licked. The privileged
ones may have cards emitting
them 10 fiil up the tank. bat
they are going To have trouhis
getting Gas anyway because The
filling stations are going "a he
short No the Heard holders
who don't get all Of the gasoline
they want may as well console
themselves with the thought that
in England even members ~
Parliament have 10 go On the
ration ~ two gallons . month
allowed 10 tho general public.
II ws had built pipelines .
year or ~ ago when Secretary
iekes was urging u. the East
would be In better position today
on gasoline. Hui that would
have taken steel and there isn't
enough steel for even mere Inn
portant nceds. Some have sua-
gested pipelines built Of CON
crete but whether that II tschni-
csily practicable I don't know.
When We are ahssdsnisG
construction Of new ssast-
tlous factories because there
!. not enough steel 10 build
them aud NJ the ssuss tiuss
feed the .hipyards ssd tank
factories. n IL not likely hat
We viii divert any eenssdsr-
able quantities ~ steel fer
pipelines that east carry ell
until well Into ists.
That any considerable number
Of tsnksrs will be restored To the
Atlantic eoastwi.e run 10 sup
ply Eastern cen,srs h doubtful
The pressurs for other Uses 10
% strong that once having got
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
. TRADE
WINDS
By LOU SCHNEIDER

NEW YORK Automobile
manufacturers are having a pri-
vate laugh at the expense of
those politicians who only a few
months ago raised howl be-
cause of the pending vast unem-
ployment in the Detroit area.
The politicians at that time de-
manded enlarged unemployment
distributions. They said IL would
require the industry from six to
nine months to switch from
peace to armament production.
But they didn't know of the eff
cheney OF private management.
Detroit today. months ahead
of blueprint schedule, No. ! city
in armament production volume,
Is employing more than 10000
workers. As production in
creases, there will be labor
shortage. Now that the oDT
eased up on its freight carload
ing rules, parts from sub-con-
tractors will be rushed through.
Detroit alone, II is believed, Will
soon outproduce the so-called
efficient war plants Of all Ger
many and Italy.
Wendell L. Willkie, In a COM
mencement address at Union
college. pleaded with leaders OF
both political parties not to sabo-
tage the victory and warned that
men elected to congress this
year may be holding office when
peace is made. Thus Mr.. Willkie
prognosticates the end OF the
war prior to the 1914 elections.
Chairman Reynolds ID, n. Cd
Of the senate military affairs
committee introduced legislation
to require labor unions to reg
lister and reveal to the secretary
of labor all information concern
ing memberships, dues. officers,
elections. financial setup. etc.
Opinion in business and labor
circles is that Reynolds bill will
never reach first base. Business
asks why does not the senate
labor committee offer such
bill? Labor answers that the
senate labor committee does not
believe IL necessary. VIII some
body page Westbrook Pegler7
President Roosevelt signed the
legislation suspe ing the
Walsh-Healy act provision which
requires government contractors
to pay time and a half on work
in excess Of eight hours daily.
This does not do away with the
time and q half in excess Of q
<0-hour week, but II does permit
contractors 10 use huolllonhi
help for the balance OF the week
after a worker puts in 40 hours
say in a 4-dsy week. This will
furnish jobs for others while II
reduces Uncle Sans war cost.
Reports are that: Byron Jack
sons earnings show better re-
suits on war business than that
OF regular lines. Bethlehem
Steel heads the field in ship
building volume: stands second
to II. S. Steel in steel production.
Wright Asronsutical prob
ably worlds largest manufac-
taurer OF sirplane engines and
parts: Curtiss-W Wright owns 81
per cent interest. May de-
psrtment store 10 continue an
nual dividend record which runs
back 81 years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
'ASSEROLE OF FRESH
VEGETABLES


tSeryes To
Two cups diced carrots. z
cups string beans. u cup diced
celery. ! cup diced potato. 2
onions, sliced. / teaspoon salt.
u teaspoon pepper. cup water.
II tablespoon flour. tablespoon
butter.
Put vegetables in a casserole.
sprinkle with salt, and add
water. Cover and bake in mod
crate oven 1850 degrees FL for
about an hour or until vege-
tables are tender. Thicker
liquid with flour which has been
blended with butter. Any other
combination Of vegetables which
blend well in flavor and color
may be used in thi. recipe. Left
over cooked vegetables may be
added a few minutes before ssry-
ing.
EGG PILAU
(Serye. 4 10 81
One cup uncooked rice. ! small
onion. chopped. 2 tablespoons
butter, cups meat stock. .
cups tomato juice, salt. pepper.
eggs.
Cook the rice and chopped on
ion in the butter for a few min
utes. Add the stock canned
chicken broth, bouiilon or bouil-
Ion cubes may be used and to-
mato juice and season with salt
and pepper. Cover and cook un-
al the rice is tender and the
liquid almost all absorbed. Break
the eggs into the rec mixture.
stir lightly with q fork, and cook
for few minutes. until the
eggs have set.
FISH BALLS PoACHED IN
MILK
fSeryes 4 To g.
Oar FAAAAA AAan HIVE AF1~
spoons salt, 4 teaspoon pepper
a teaspoon mace. tablespoons
melted butter. / agg. beaten. !.
cup soft bread crumbs. cups
milk. ! slice onion. l tablespoon
whole mixed spices. !. cup flour
:. cup butter salt and pepps =.
chopped parsley.
Cut raw fish into small
iecss. force through food chopper
three times. using fire blade.
Add screenings. melted butter
and egg. Soak crumbs IN a
cup milk and mix with FISH.
scsld remaining milk in top Of
a double boiler with onion and
spices tied in bag Shape fxh
into small balls cook for IS min
utes in hot milk. Remove to
hot serving dish. Remove spice
bag. Cream butter and flour.
add no milk. a little AZ q time.
mix until smooth and cook until
thickened. Season 20 taste with
salt and pepper. Pour sauce
over fish balls. sprinkle with
chopped parsley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

Feminine allure IN smart
gloves made from leftover
scraps and a BIT Of quick ero-
chetl Make several pairs Pat
tern $50 contains directions and
pattern-piscss for making gloves
IN small. medium and large sizss
fsll in one patternl. Illustration
Of stitches. materials required
Send ten cents and one tax
token fpius one cent 20 cover
cost of mailing FOR ms pattern
10 The Tacoma Times. Needle
craft Dept write plainly PAT
TERN NUMBER. your NAME
and ADDRESS.
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed on page 4.
!. Dominion OF Canada
?. Rev. Charles T. CoughliD.
3. Malta.
4. "Piekwiek PApers," BY
Charles Dickens.
s. True.
s. Heron.
:. Pushing.
& M. they are red. blue and
Yellow.
.. Two cents.
10. Jeremishs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
; MIND Y0UD
MAUIIElS

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SO rHeY SAY

We shall never fcrnst that n
Il the psopls ~ the savtss unioa
vhs bear the svesssse Share -
ssersfies In thls var. - Mara
n~nssovs. ehsirmAn ~ sni,e1
csechsslsvakian Nd crees.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

down gasoline consumption In
the East. the government u not
likely Ia encourage On Increase
durinK the var. Rather. ration
ing may spread 10 the rest ~ The
country. 10 conserve tires.
We have been caught IN . jam
81 between oii transportation
shortage and IND ises az rabber.
and ne are going "a find u DIFF
fieult 10 escape that jam willis
the war 10 ON. We stand lsss
chance ef being disappointed n
~s reconcile ourselves 10 getting
along with . restricted use At
oar cara and the net effect on
the war sffort will b all IN the
good.
such expansion Of fssilltiss -
can be undertaken probably ~iii
have 10 be eentsred on maintain
ing public transportation rather
than restoring full use NJ The
private ear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

sultlnx my husband.
ny ka<esnd hss een< - az
ns< shls 10y .ra NJ dsaxhfef
sl<n. tus ~hy ! A. ~ her~
Sow Ina says family vauss
- meet ne ard I go = . e<soe-
tafy ~h~tr~x ! snral1 M -
this family Without ~ nss-
h~nds Hns~i<<19s ~ = y ! ~
hiu n>fcr~hsn<i u ~liI ren<I1 ~
. quarrel ard u I aaet s>1 In.
sns ~ finds est. wtIl ~
MARKED - . sneak. F1>o.s ten
me ~Ast 70 -. 80 seshies
~rnns with this hoy.
sf.rs.is ! calI ~ hls fsmily -
Weftfed wife and h1efnss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
. ANSWERS
TO WAR QUIZ
Questions on Page 4

!. Flag Is that Of Peru.
:. United States and New Yea
land are organizing a joint naval
force.
;. Psnsy 10 name Of the Island
and the gunboat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Dutch Continue
Last Fight

INV soM-Te Dutch FFe-
fsssefs ~ Aa<fss<n colleges
sssn< s~Trsf messages ffem ~
ar Eest ~hHh fsh ~ th~ snsE-
ma as -dsteh hkht ssn s~s=s
~sssd ~ thtif une~st<n e".sn-
trymsn N me paakiss = ~
mstfs 1ssz sfss hefHee = ~
amer ths-s Doomed i<a<na< ~
supposedly fstasn = ne ees-
sasfsnf Ssfsns-< onir shs-s
she knes thssF ksekfspaF a.
rr~elsss The immsn<< Sis Il 10
asnd sfsss - Ne archipelago
and hc~ dense are ne fer~>ss
tsa hc~ hikh ne me.sntssns n
ne interiors
ne circumstances to-day srs
similar u thc~< ~ China. ~nsfs
ths enemy h"sas ne s<sen>fa
towns ard msin eemnan'ssties
INES oet ,hr vast regions -
yena ne eeatrei 81 MS nsme<Fs
and h-f""sts e<lenk 70 ne a.
seFmsnrd asfftsi~s Fnsis Of
fafs nave e~en msae 70 nnd
su'asnss N ssch community
IN" s'il notify me nearest Mp
ponsss fsffirsn whenever ne
ps'ssen ssas tfssn 'ne esss"es
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eMASKED JURY
Wife Fsors Husbupds Ws0fh
Over Duughsers Boy Friend
Ts1sys CsDe
fasy's cos

LADIES and cersI>wsn - shs Jsrys NJ pwuetum -
M daughter wha II past IN years ~ 60 oovul
months arc M daughter Ieff home NJ o1yicol -
take position in institution WHERE she veol1 rc94yo
and board hl< Al because Of heF dtepfntEwp
result Of al this the bog wants M daughter . -
come engaged TO him. have consented. vitheot 60
L...L -
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Hsw he Jury vsisl


none.
Meus Yes. 90; Ne. sw~
plsss>wsssi yes Her hns>ard
n very anr~sssnahis n y ~
daughter. not HE snd ~ e>r.
tAlnly hss . rtaht 10 easI - lhe
bnys family whether hes Mo
hard iisss Il ~ mt.
prws c,ests No nh~ sncssla
first fad aas her hsssh~nds -
l~essans. which may - mnrs -
risus than she vs4llsee
pes~.ewsess Zee MT - wss
. very fcnlssA wpmse - iss .
young nssi leave ths pretsrts~s
AZ her koms. Can ~ she family
and then tell the husband.
nssssee~s xsec~etvei yse. that
II certainly her privilege Z
might 10y. u V her DUTY teeI
she ear iafsrm Der husband
after the call.
Dosasewtfei Y~s. nhs ought IN
know what the family % ishs
slse~ the hay iHtsnds mssvyisx
her daughter.
sessssssssi No. Oct the no
hand 10 see her side ~ n fssee
- II wont end up Ia . rp~ OF
course don't approve AZ hin
Letting . girl leave homs.
Copyright. ip<7b
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
. MODERN
MENUS

Surprise the family with q
better Monday dinner than they
expect. These recipes will show
you how
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

sRsss psyss Sssssosna 4
ssmpIsts ~ VIII mnks ~
eeshiag sneisS. west s1nia-
Easy u vash. naslles ~
msvs fos nesvinG, sleenGos y
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cloth. OF wash with sospy water
COPPER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Catholic Daughters
List Gard Parties

THE FIRST OF a series of
card parties TO benefit the War
Chest Fund will be held Friday
evening in the Willow Room,
Activities Building. The parties
are sponsored by Court Detroit,
Catholic Daughters OF America.
The group will hold its annual
day of recollection at st. Mary
Reparatrix Convent in Quincy
avenue, Wednesday from IL
a. m.,to 5 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
ConneIlys Close
Summer Home

DR.. and MRS. BASIL L.
CONNOLLY have closed their
summer home at Harbor Beach
for the winter and are now in
their town house in Burlingame
avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Service Mothers to Meet

MOTHERS OF Sons in Serv-
ice Of l VIII Do My Best will
meet at 2 p. m, Tuesday, in the
organizations headquarters. p
Cadillac Square.
Also on Tuesday, the mothers
will provide sandwiches and
serve as hostesses at the USO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Mrs. Vessels Hostess

MRS. d. r. Vessels of Vir-
ginia Park will be hostess this
week to the Thursday Study
Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Visits Son at Culver

MRS. L. c. HATCHER is at
Culver. Ind. this weekend visit
ing her son Tom al the military
academy.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
SMALL. LOAN MAN

Young man, age % to 80. married
trained in the small loan business. to act
as assistant manager, making loans and
training for branch manager position.
Must be ambitious and able Excellent
opportunity. Monthly salary $40. Give
complete inform ton in first letter Replies
cnnfidentiaI 9Or-R
Evening star., 1942-01-04
COLLECTOR, SALARY,
MAKE $40 DAILY.

With car, experienced in installment
business. Salary and commission Our
men average $50 weekly See Mr.. Brown,
Evening star., 1942-01-04
HELP MEN.

UeIP MEN.
ELEVATOR BOY, white; per-
manent position in large
apartment hotel. Phone AID.
910O.
MAN, WITH SOME SALES
EXPERIENCE AND EXECU-
TIVE ABILITY TO TRAIN
FOR BRANCH MANAGER;
MUST HAVE AN AUTOMO-
BILE. PAY DISCUSSED AT
INTERVIEW. BOX 1910,
STAR.
MAN, YOUNG. DELIVERY FOR
GROCERY STORE; EXPERT
ENCED. APPLY 401 7th ST. S.W.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS
and helpers wanted for work
in industrial shop located in
Arlington County; perma-
nent position for capable
men. Box 33-C, Star.
MESSENGER AND OFFICE
BOY. Opportunity for young
man over 18 to learn retail
advertising. Apply Monday
Miss Raege, advertising pro-
duction Office. Annex, The
Palais Royal.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.
(ConfinuAd

MAN OR WOMAN. middle-aged. for once
work, with some knowledge of typing; ex-
perience not necessary. Call DU. O01O.
ORGANIZER. high-class man. woman: new.
appealing patriotic movement: unusual op-
portunity; permanent. profitable director
Ship to well-recommended person. Box
331 ID, Star.
WANTED MEN AND WOMEN for free
training, immediate positions available for
trained multilith operators; war cond1-
tions have caused shortage Of operators in
Government ofnces. Apply to Multigraph
Sales Agency, 1908 H st. NV. See MT.
HAYWARD
Evening star., 1942-01-04
SEE MISS WHITE.
BOYD EMPLOYMENT,
I I'D T oV' Lsl. q 7 T
SELECT POSITIONS.

Wanted at Once.
Stenog, constr, S25-S35 wk.
Stenog.. cas- ins 500 mo.
Stenog., adv, S25 wk.
Stenog, defense. Sl35 mo
Stenog.. LEGAL. S25-S35 vk
Dozens of other openings.
FEMALE Dept.-Miss Knight.
Comptometer oper.. S25 wk.
BookkeeperS 90, S25 wk. up.
Typists t40. dav and night. S2O-S25 vk.
Typists-Bkpr.. 500 mo. up.
FEMALE Dept-Miss Reed.
Telephone oper. exper., S20-S22 80 wk.
Order clerks. good tele. voice. $50 vk. up.
Laundry clerks I0l. SIS wk
Cashier, retail exper, $50 wk
FEMALE Dept-Miss East.
Soda counter girls. SIT 50S21 wk. Z
Nursemaids "a. $50 mo. up.
Cashier restaurant exper;, $50 wk.
MALE Dept.-Miss Day.
Stenog. (5), constr. $50 wk. up.
Bookkeepers. full charge. S25-S35 wk
Clerks, all kinds. S20-S3O wk.
Accountants. S30-S40 wk,
Engineers. constr. mech, airerft.,
. MALE Dept,-Mi.s Fox
Engineer. 3rd cl license, $40 mo.
Gas station attds, 800 mo.
Drivers 13). S20-S2S wk.
Butchers. $40 wk
If unemployed or seeking a BETTER
position. see us al once-NO OBLIGATION
UNLESS PLACED. Thousands placed
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
1911 G s.. Est. Yrs.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

TECHNICAL CONSTRUCTION
SUPER INTENDENTS project and
calel eneIneers, purchasing agents;
cosC accountants eStlmators, time
Keepers for ng-eStablished firm.
CnIy firsl-claSs seasoned men on
Government work need apply. APP
pIcants mus submit complete
ability. Box 337-D, Star.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
YOUNG WOMAN

win credit experience as assistant credit
manager. Telephone DI. s70O for inter-
viev appointment. KaploWitz, on 18th
St, bet. E and F sts. NV.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
BOOKKEEPER
STENOGRAPHER.

| adyancement for experienced stenographer
Entrance salary will be paid according to
ability. Reply in own handwriting. stating
experience Applications to be considered
confidential ana no inquiries made until
after interview BOY 44Q-C. Star
Evening star., 1942-01-04

nse Of car: salary; no soliciting: respons-
ible position with national concern. Op,
portunity for advancement. Glve Iuli
narticulars in writing. Include telephone
humber for personal interview. Box
Evening star., 1942-01-04
GIRLS
LADY
TYPISTS.
SECRETARY.
SALESWOMAN.
WOMAN

At once; responsible, neat-appearing wom =
an, over 2S, good common sense, capable
of handling established business for local
firm poY OS-C Star
Evening star., 1942-01-04

MAN interested in learning real estate ouSl-
ness: knowledge of typing and accounting 9nz
right party: state experience and salary.
Boy LQ0-D, Star, .
Evening star., 1942-01-04

MAN young, age II to 49, for position as
eopy boy in well-known advertising agency
Excellent opportunity to learn advertising
business Must have some knowIedge OF
tipping. Apply 314 Star Bldg, to pm.
Monday
Evening star., 1942-01-04

SALES ENGINEERS.
Or other technically trained men wnose ntsd
present work has been adversely aHecteo
by priorities. high-class men qeslIeq.
80 to 40, married, preferably ghast Wisn com- cm
dTsn m,sa;ons For See r.
mgr, Equitable Life Assur. Soc. Suite
No. e36, woodward building, II to Il am:
FORD MECHANIC WANTED.
Excellent permanent position Win WASH
Shift, to IL O'Clock; Weekly guaIanTtee. zee
Should earn up to $50. See Mr.. WILSON,
A'sA' Steuart Motors.
9th and New York Ave. NV.
A LARGE ORGANIZATION, REQUIRES the
Services of man capable of taxing
charge and supervising cashiers ONCE,
preferably one with banking experience.
State qualifications and experience. BOX
35-C. Star.
HAVE OPENINGS for several typists, ex-
perienced. who would like TO make some
We are operating night force. four nights
a week addressing envelopes; steady work,
If interested, please write, stating age. eX-
perience and whether employed; give home
phone number. Box 324-D, Star.
WHAT ARE THE PRESENT AND FUTURE
opportunities in the life insurance busi-
ness, assuming, that I am qualified to do
sales work and can work with congenial
associates for company which appeals
to me? .,.. question tor vo,, 3,
YOU will write US SWING your nd name nbans ass
number. Old New England company has
openings for able and ambitious men who
pass aptitude test for life insurance sell
experience and personality to make YOU
successful In q life insurance career. Box
4O2-D. Star.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

MAN young, under age % white; for
ONCE messenger, photostat and mailroom
work. experience not necessary. Must be
high school graduate and permanent resi-,
dent OF WASHINGTON or vicinity. Hours .
10 4:l5 five davs week, no Saturday WORK
Salary SIS a week. Apply between 10
am and 3 pm. TO Mr.. deHaas on INA
Evening star., 1942-01-04
STENOGRAPHERS.

Salary S22 week. Permanent position.
Answer fully, stating experience. Box
Evening star., 1942-01-04

MAN, with car. to act as inspector for
large electrical appliance concern, Apply
Monday, between l and 4 or and pm.
employment manager, 2nd floor. 1903
Rhode Island ave. ne.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

MAN reliable, over "a. having small car
with some experience in calling on trade;
steady sales position now available with
good pay: excellent chance for advance
M Roy 4O1-D. Star
Evening star., 1942-01-04

OUTSTANDING OPFOHIUN ~,
We must replace men inducteo INTO the
service, earning annual incomes exceeding
81. 900 Our product is a necessity and
will not be interfered with by prloriIies
or wars Experience not required. Car
essential. Age is no barrier, Your ap-
pearance, personality and character must
be in keeping with the dignity OF our
profession Apply in person all day Sun
day or Monday before noon.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY;
32OI BLADENSBURG RID. NE.
WOULD like to contact man who under
stands work in real estate once. IN.
HO 1904
Evening star., 1942-01-04
AUTOMOBILE statesmen

And sales managers whose positions are
discontinued: Old established institution.
in business AZ years, with Nationwide
sales force. has opening in Washington
sales dept Permanent position, liberal
compensation and excellent opportunities
for advancement for those who qualify
Give age: experience and other oualiflca-
Evening star., 1942-01-04

WOMAN. young. white, under age 80. for
insurance ONCE work. Hours to 4. five
| position beginning at S17 per week Must
be high school graduate. typist and
permanent resident OF Washington or
vicinity. Apply Room 402, SIG l4th st,
NV. between 10 am. and 3 pm
Evening star., 1942-01-04

MAN exp. poultry farm. broilers-layers
reg. work good pay. CoWans, Bowie. Mo
Phone Bowie 234
Evening star., 1942-01-04

MAN, white, for general farm work: 81
Week' room. board and laundry. Butler
Bros, P. o. Box 50, Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria 61ol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01

Skinny, scanty attire is out for Texas too attrac-
tive drive-in mattresses. Read how harassed Texas
Liquor Control Board officials consider an all-but
four-rJer cent blackout on tip-decoying lure.