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Furnished Rooms for Rent

uTnIShed Rooms for Kent
ALTER ROAD. 1907 Jefferson Ksrchevsll
! Front; comfortable, warm. friendly
home. Drexel $3.50
BLAINE, STA CwoodWard) - Attracitv,
| 'front.'. large closet t-innersprtng ,-fess son
able. Trinity 2-5lJ9.
BOSTON BOULEVARD. EAST. iu-
Lovely front. twin beds staIl-tuo shower
single
BOULEVARD. WEST GRAND. 22o2 Al.
trsctlve front room. privileges, newly
furnished. Tyler 3-55Os.
BOULEVARD, FAST GRAND, 2f7-Large
two neat gentlemen. also single, Fitzroy
1904
BURLINGAME woodward second - Pleas
ant front room. gentleman. shower
references. Townsend 5-5202.
COMFORTABLE room private home sin
ele-doube excellent transportation
mornings. olive 1870
EAST GRAND BOULEVARD. Charievoi1
District -Gentleman preferred reason
able. excellent transportation. Ivanhoe GIL
EAST Comfortable room. furnished
or unfurnished. kitchenette. Tyler 3-7O22
FURNISHED room Tor gentleman in pri.
vate residence. comfortably furnished.
Temple Si6s.
GIESE. 756i-Near van Dyke eomfortab Bile
warm room, private home TvinbrooS
-5Sus.
GRAND RIVER -schaefer section 81 Warm
Catholic home with widow and adui'
son laundry. So: gentleman. Vermont
7.g0sf
GRAND RIVER JOY. $50 South ciaf.n-
don-DoubIe. single BOARD optional
Tyler $500
GRAND RIVER. schoocran section 80 At
tractve, large front room. gentleman
preferred. Northlawn 275t.
HAGUE. 7i-Nesr Woodward attractive
rooms. Ns5. nice quiet, refined home.
HELEN. ais Attractive larEs room
couple employed, also smaller room
reasonable
HIGHLAND -Massachusetts. sunny.
single room; automatic heat: near
Chryslsr Townsend 5-73N
JOHN R 4s7O--Singls sleeping. clean
quiet, convenient, new furniture, adults
only Temple 1850
LINDSDALE 555s--Pleasant front room
gentleman preferred; private home. ex-
cellent transportation.
MANIsTIoUE. 473e-A ttractiveiy furnished
comfortable room. garage, excellent
transportation Niagara 1920.
OHIO. Gentleman. large room. pri-
waite home stall shower; Northlawn 1908.
PINGREE tHsmn,on) Cory corner room.
board optional. ladies welcome. Madi-
son 1853.
REDFORD District Large double. single
twin beds breakfast optional. Redford
casa
sC0TTEN. 1902 Pheasant front room. two
nssr=er couple. Lafayette 1898.
Van CoUVER tGrsnd River Refined
couple or girls, private home very good
transportation
CDLORED Large airy room ana dress
Ing room, SOC l,ic..tsr, hsdisoa tSs6,-
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le40 Holpolnt tItctTlc
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BENJAMIN APPLIANCE SHOPS
.Sgq2 L.fNE RNOls BLK. - FENkELL
TssSS GRATIOT. At p SIX NILE RI
CTFN SI-N IL TO s FNEs TILL 10
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Store and Office Equipment
Stoues and Heaters

A BRAND new lau mode TspPsn s.'
-r--ry---r-rv--r1- tor- rrst-cout-v;' iiTnt-
RExJAMIN "APPL1ANcF SHOPS
.S7a5 TfVL PNols RiK y FENKELL
iSsSS GRATIOT At p SIX NILE RI
OTFN sUN u TO FVEs I'LL ID
A BRAND new 1870 Hotpoint electric
BFNJAMIN APPLIANCE SHOPS
1892 LIVEENOIs ! BLK. y. FENkELl
i7sSS GRGTioT. AT y sIN-MiLE KD
OPEN sun II TO 4 Ewes TILL 10
A NORTHERN WAREHOUSE SALE
$50 o.. space heaters. all must so ~
make room for incoming freight. no
reasonable offsr refused. All brand new
IN factory crates. also bargains IN new
uncrated models as follows all com
plets asso T. 5 and & room sires.
Rec Sss Is EYAnnu with fan. {45. Res.
$50 - Norge S23 model 60. Res
$50 a. Preway $40 model ~ Res
So ss sunaame xaS, model ~ Frts
cenvtr,. terms low a 7ac Pc week
1920 LlNERNOlS
ALL GAS RANGES REDUCED
Bargains Tappsn divided top SIS GARLAND
tahl. Top, heat control. &3a Norge table
top. hest control x3s, feposses'ed. gooi
share take oveT payments 81 week need
MInnLFwEsT s2es WOODWARD
Open Evenings 9 Sunday lis
ALL = TO s.RooM OIL HEATERS
1872 nuothcrrns balance ~ stock. 81 ~
~ used Duotherms SOS Benjamin April
ance shops 1892 Livsrnois block norm
Fsnksn: 1883 Gratiot At y Six Nile road
Open evenings and SUNDAY
ARCOLA hester. good condition. clean
sscrincinI. SIS. Madison $50 ~
Amsterdam
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS
Once wear clearance Of noor sampler
1smonsirators. new in crates Gas ranges
1871 Tappan in crates SIS all white 1912,
1914 Detroit Jewell $50. Also White star.
Grand. Norge and Weilbilt AZ biz discounts
ELECTRIC RANGES
Hotpoint full size 3-burner. 1910. tSt;
G. e late model. used, $40; Westinghouse,
used good shape, S33.
OIL HEATERS TO 5-RM. SIZE
$50 Norge 1871. SO: s7a Heatrols. 1892
S3a: sa9 Evanoil. 1871, SIS $50 Spiegel
1871. $50 -rherm, used s2s All
renainine stock Of lqt2 Therms re-
BENJAMIN'S
1892 LTVERNOIs. BLK y. FENKELL
1883 GRATIOT, AT sMILE ROAD, 4.
OPEN EVENINGS TILL 10
ELEC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1870; real
bargain. $50. Superior. 1920 Cd. River
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Furnished Rooms for Rent

COLORED PALS McDougall-LarEe room.
gentleman; excellent transportation: rea-
sonable. Fitzroy 0295.
lCOLORED- Furnished, unfurnished mod
ern rooms. Call between Ia .. m.
Trinity 1891.
lCOLORED. 1881 Inverness Warm com =
Portable room: responsible couple, single,
either sex. University 2-5459.
COLORED- Euclid. East 1897, reliable
J. couple, single. Trinity 2s00sS. between
a, m. and p. m.
COLORED Warm. clean bedroom, gentle
man only good transportation Call
Townsend 1887
lCOLORED -- Frederick $40: Milwaukee.
has. East; sleeping rooms. steam; clean
reasonable.
COLORED- Neatly furnished room redeco-
rated; near csrline children welcome
Tyler 5-O265
ICOLoRED-37t6 Brown Place large front
/ room. reasonable; stoker heat. Tyler
f-7l1S
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Furniture, Household Goods

BREAKFAST set. new. 5-pc., 81. Benson
1924 Woodward. Evenings, Sunday, Ia
BUNK BEDS. springs. 2 mat. s25
Benson, 1924 Woodward. Eve. Sun. -
CARPETS, rugs made over; Iaid. repaired
STANDARD Rug D opt Cleaners. RIA. e45i
DE LUXE GROOM OUTFIT
New and completely furnished; includes 2,
pc. living room suite. rugs. lamps, tables
3-pc. bedroom suite. throw rugs. 6-pc
dinette, 5-pc. breakfast set. 7-pc. cup
board set. dishes gas range and radio
Only S1o3. IL pays To buy better furniture
on budget plan AT WARDS Outlet, 7l3I
Harper 1910 Harper
nture Co.. 1925 Jos Campau
DINING SET, six pieces. walnut bedroom
furniture. Sacrificing prices. 1895 Bswiek
ELECTRIC icebox WAXING machine
ironer, bedroom suite, cedar chest, girl
bicycle. Dawson 1888.
FLOOR sample furn. sale now on al Mar
TINS, 6747 Michigan. Save up TO 500
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DEARBORN New fve-reem bungalow
house lot. all mtg cost 50 sej. RI 2oS3
GARLAND WARREN -- s-rm. modern
+ gar 81 200 $500 down, SIS mo
PL s022
VAN DYKE. Forrstlawn sectiou- rooms
; and bath down ] up. fun basement
oak floors, finish, garages only $500 oo
town 49, 90 includes taxes move right N
Key a, 1895 Crane PL. O@ss
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Real Estate Wanted

ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
hABARAk, 1885 Mt. Elliott. Fl 1922
BUYERS-Any east side property. cash.
terms. Burd Ivanhoe 1910
CASH QUICK for your deed equity IN
small home West Side under S. 600
ROUNTREE, 1920 PLYMOUTH. We. $500
CASH for homes or fats properly priced
sMEDLEY. i46 r. WARREN. TT. 1892
CASH IN ~ hours for REAL ESTATE
BENZ. RICH. i25i3 Llnwood. TO. s-i5s5
IN DEARBORN -bedrm brick Colonial.
Have $500 cash payment dn. no $500
WANTED Rooming Houses. Flats Apis
swanson. i0i Cadillac So Bldg. CA. 3sss
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Stoues and Heaters

ELECTRIC RANGES REDUCED
Need cash must sacrifice; high grade d.
luxe ranges: new 40 Hot Point, was Slas
now, 37S. one pee. top. calrod units. etc
Westinghouse III de luxe automatic
SIS. so, take sos full automatic range
take SO. on this used model. no caSl
needed: 81 week -
s2gs WOODWARD IDDLEWEST
Open Evenings 10 " sunday ll-3
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Business Property TO. Sole

2 sToREs-2 FLATs-PUBLIC HALL
fnxT0. all rented; income 1910 monthly
81, 900 will handle. Lafayette 67si
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Real Estate TO Exchonss

/ MIDDLE BELT RD.--Lot. city wat pvd
want house equity, W. s. Baldwin, AT 2s2i
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Lake and River Property for Sale

PREsQUE ISLE COUNTY 200 feet m
Grand Lake fronting IN l. q % HAN
way: attractive commercial or resort ~
cation. excellent deer and small fsms
country: 81 200 on terms n A Kurrssch
Arena Mich
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5-ROOM BUNGALOWS
Flats for Sale

BENITEAU Isouth Jefferson Five each
separate furnaces: good income REAL
BARGAIN. Murray 1923.
cAsPER-s-s. 2 furnaces. gar sacrihcs
$1,000 dn. Conman. 22O3 springwells
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ALL TO a-RooM OIL HEATERS
Norre. So Hcatrola. $50 Evanoil, SSs
1872 nuothcrrns balance ~ stock. 81 = ~
~ used Duo,herms. SOS Benjamin Appil-
ancr shops 1892 Livernois block north
Fsnksn: 1883 Graiiot At Six Nile road
Omen Evenings and SUNDAY
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1920 LIVERNOIS

ALL GAS RANGES REDUCED
Bargains Tappsn divided top S3s 6aIiano
tabl, ION heat control S3A Norge table
ton hest control x3s feposses'sd. gooi
SHAPE take ovev payments 81 week need
Evening star., 1942-05-31
Try il, and a Oman will call.
He knows all the dodges!
by B. Edwin Saclxett
Former Special Agent 9th FBI

board. but claimed he was born on
May "a. 1920, and. being too
young. was not registered. Subse-
quently. the draft board received
information that this youth was
actually two years older than he
had claimed.
The lads parents filed a birth
certificate with the board giving
his birth as May "a, 1920. claiming
that another child had been born
in 1918, and had since died.
The FBI found that school and
other reliable records gave the
Evening star., 1942-05-31
INTERNATIONAL

boys birth date as May "a. 1918.
Both parents, along with the
boy, were convicted on charges of
having conspired to violate the
Selective Service Act.
In Denver, last year, Reinhard
Siegfried Mennekes filed his Selec-
tive Service questionnaire stating,
81 am not a citizen of the United
States" He claimed to be citizen
of the German Reich and got per-
mission to return to Germany.
But subsequent information
showed that Mennekes had been
naturalized in 1884, and G-men
arrested him just as he was about
to board Japanese ship in San
Francisco.
There were some who simply
refused to register for the draft.
Frederick ]. HeHer. arrested on a
petty charge at Minden, Louisi-
ana, stated: 81 did not register on
October l6. 1940, and l have no
intention of registering, am single
and have no job, and do not see
any reason to fight. | do not SYM
pathize with Germany, Great Brit
ain or any other country. have
nothing against anyone and refuse
to be drafted or registered"
A few weeks later, Heller was
sentenced to four and half years.
Aliens, too. must comply with
the terms of the Act, and meet
swift punishment if they don't.
So discovered 3l-year old Frank
De Rosa, an Italian citizen, who
had failed to register.
Nav, | amt goln to register
Evening star., 1942-05-31

-vEN before we entered the
p war, draft evaders felt the
II sting of Uncle Sans wrath,
but since December Z, the FBl has
really gone after them in big way.
More than 720 men who violat-
ed provisions of the Selective Serv-
ice Act have been convicted and
imprisoned; scores more are now
awaiting trial: and !. 400 are being
sought as fugitives from justice by
the FBI. These men gambled on
their ability to outsmart the gov
eminent by using every imaginable
dodge and excuse - but
Evening star., 1942-05-31
You CAN'T Beat The DRAFT!

either" he told Bethesda, Md,
authorities. II don't like the way
the United States is run. This
country never did nothin' for me,
anyhow"
He is now serving three years.
In enforcing the act. lenlency is
extended those who can prove they
have not wlllfully attempted to
evade the draft. But those cases
that are not settled by the local
boards. are referred to the United
States attorneys for prosecution.
The FBI then looks into each vio-
lation. A registered letter is sent,
inviting the delinquent to the
Office for an interview before actual
investigation is started Thousands
have come in. complied with the
regulations. and were troubled no
more. The others receive the active
Evening star., 1942-05-31

attention OF a G-man.
When these violators
are tracked down. the
facts are uncovered and
submitted to the United
States attorneys for
prosecution. Sometimes
there is a good reason for
the noncompliance. like
the time an agent locat-
ed a registrant in jail.
He had never received
his questlonnaire. The
local board was given
his Jail address. and a
lew days later reported
that the man had COM
Piled with the law.
In several instances,
legal action has been de-
clined because the delin-
quent volunteered for
immediate duty. In one
case, ignorance of the
fact that registration
was required of him was
accepted as the excuse
of a man who was not
proficient at reading,
and hardly ever listened
to the radio.
Evening star., 1942-05-31
Some Good Advice

No, YOU can't beat the draft.
And if you don't want to risk a
prison term of up to five years,
offer this advice:
Keep your registration card with
you at all times.
Notify your local board prompt
ly if you change your address.
Return your QUESTIONABLE to
the local board within the allotted
time.
Be accurate in all data required
of you; do not misrepresent the
facts.
Report on time for physical
examination and induction.
Do not leave the country with
out the permission of your local
board
Remember, communication
from your board is an order from
your government.
And if, by chance, you are guilty
of delinquency, go to your local
board or the FBI Immediately.
They will help you square yourself
with Uncle Sam.
The End
Evening star., 1942-05-31

uOuBe anu excuse Dut
they lost.
Over 86. 900 reports of
violations have already
come in to the FBI, and
hundreds more are being
received each month at
its So offices. Every
violator is given a chance
to come in and clear up
the matter If he can.
Thousands have shown
that they did not will
fully attempt to evade
the law. and their cases
were closed with out
prosecution. But those
draft dodgers who try to
put one over on Uncle
Sam are slapped down
hard. They do ev ade
Army service, but only
because their presencels
required elsewhere in
the federal penitentiary.
What tricks and
schemes they pull! Take
the case of a registrant
in West Allis, Wis. Or
dered to report for a
Dhysical examination by
Evening star., 1942-05-31

Conscientious objectors. sincere
in their religious beliefs, are ex-
cused from combatant military
service, but they must register for
the draft before their views are
considered. Government boards
hear their cases. the FBI investi-
gates their claims. Fakers are
quickly found out.
Evening star., 1942-05-31

his local board, he persuaded pal
who had few teeth missing to
impersonate him. Alas-his friend
still had the required number of
teeth. so he was classified as la.
Six weeks later the registrant was
called for induction. Again his
friend substituted for him, but
first he had three more teeth re-
moved. This time he was rejected.
But when the papers were re-
turned to the local draft board,
officials became curious to know
why the registrant had three fewer
teeth than at the time of his first
examination. The FBI took over.
and confessions were obtained from
both boys, who later pleaded guilty
and were sentenced.
Reports Himself Dead
In ORELL, Kentucky, 24-year-
old Everett Stewart was sum-
moned before his board. A youth
claiming to be his half-brother
appeared, and said Everett was in
hospital very ill. Later the half
brother" reported that Stewart
had died. The board, however.
wasn't satisfied, and soon G-men
discovered that Everett Stewart
was alive - had in fact, appeared
before the board in both instances
- as his own half-brother. He is
now spending three years in a
Federal reformatory.
Some even involve their parents
in plots to evade the draft. In
West Virginia, a young man re-
ported for registration at his local
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walked away.
When ! reached our suite
even before l closed the door,
asked. What have 1 done to
make you so angry 20
II can't bear 10 see all the
other men on this boat trying to
flirt with you and follow you
wherever you go!"
Serge! Don't you trust me ?"
1T isn't that. It's something
else l can't help. You should
know by now that the men in my
country are the masters of their
women
His eyes famed as he came
toward me.
Il am your master NOW"
leaned back against the
closed door and looked at his
flushed face. tie was a complete
stranger to me in his domineer-
ing mood.
DO you expect me to be your
slave, Serge ?" I asked with a
serenity / did not feet.
He did not answer, bit All the
way back I was his prisoner. No
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because his father had given his
bride the costly heirloom, which
had been in the family for gen
erations
strange, unrelated thoughts
raced through my mind during
the marriage service. No thoughts
for a happy bride.
Then, Serge kissed me.
I looked up at him and thought
that surely now there was no rea-
son why all my forebodings
should not pass forever.
We hurried on then to Deau-
Vile and left the 500 merry
guests, who had surprised us by
coming TO our wedding unlimited
And as our car raced through the
countryside of Normandy, so pic
turcsque with its colorful cottages
and flowers, I thought that the
gestures of love were going 10 be
easy for me to simulate with my
bridegroom He was so tender
and yet-so masterful.
We sailed for two weeks on
little yacht which Serge had
rented -and in our closcness /
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Continued from Double Page)

q ontlnueu from Douuic idEtl
were being made for the we'd
ding which we intended ia keep
very quiet, my old friend. Fedor
Chaliapin. came 90 see me with
an odd request
"Pola. please don't marry Serge
Mdivani" he asked. 1T viii be
a tremendous mistake, I don't
believe the marriage will work"
The law Of averages has run
against me SO often ! told him
This time I'm going 10 challenge
Fate
l had learned early that I
couldn't always win. / had even
doubted az times that l ever
would Maybe this was why /
did not want TO listen 20 Fedor's
warning ! had made up my mind
and 20 avoid further discussion l
turned his serious request aside
with a pretense Of lightness.
Yet, when / stood beside Serge
that Saturday exchanging vows,
] remembered my friends words.
And l thought how oddly they
contrastcd with the blessing
Serge's father, General Mdivani,
had murmured a few minutes be-
fore the ceremony, when he
placed a massive diamond cross
and chain about my neck
The cross was impressive and
decorative with my white velvet
gown / tried to concentrate on
that and how pleased Serge was
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was thankful that l had found
JOY again.
There were. / told myself, so
many kinds of emotion for a
woman. And now longed TO eX-
perience all of them.
Living with Serge Mdivani was
exciting and thrilling. But
our life was to have so many
other facets. intuitively l sensed
this then, And even in the very
midst of our enchanting honey
moon I longcd 10 return 10 Holly
wood and my work.
The first day at sea on our
trip back TO America l went
swimming in the ships pool, I
had been in the water only a few
minutes when Serge came over TO
me His eyes blazed with anger
as he said:
Come TO our suite as quickly
as you can get there"
why, Serge? Has something
happened ?"
DO as l say"
He turned on his heel and
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Continued on Page III
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Gaxdening Rules

+ ERTILIzER should be used sparingly.
The amateur always tends to use too
much. The plot should have sun at
least five hours day - something
difficult to achieve in city.
Don't plant too great variety of
foods. Ten vegetables are enough for
the average kitchen garden. Exotic
things should be avoided. And so
should plants which require lot of
room - corn and potatoes. for exam
pie. Tomatoes, snap beans, carrots
and beets are the backbone of any
garden. A particular effort should be
made to avoid quantities of vegetables
maturing at the same time. You can
do it by careful spacing of paintings.
The United States Department of
Agriculture has prepared booklet on
War Gardens - Miscellaneous Publi-
cation No. 483 - which gives data on
suggested rotation of crops.
Once vegetables are sprouting. water
them intelligently. Light, frequent
sprinklings are valueless. Only good
soaking helps. Use insecticides care
fully - they, too, are scarce.
If the home gardener follows these
simple rules ne can make a definite
contribution to national defense. But
if he won't follow the rules, and doesn't
have suitable land, he'd better leave
gardening alone. j. d. RATCllFF
Evening star., 1942-03-15
How 70 grow a wartime
garden. and how not TO
Remember "a

HIS spring Will see more vegetable
gardens than any year since the
- first World War. Millions of
people will make this contribution to
victory. Their effort will take load off
an already overburdened transport
system. 1t will release canning capa-
city and allow more food to flow
to our allies.
At the National Victory Garden
Conference held in Washington a few
weeks ago Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard laid battle plans. BY careful
study. he hoped to avoid mistakes
made in 1917. At that time 5000. 600
people planted Victory Gardens"
They plowed up lawns, public parks,
flower beds and city lots. Often as not
the produce was negligible. Tremen-
dous amounts of money and effort
were expended uselessly. We can't
afford to duplicate such costly errors.
The meeting Of garden experts
developed one big point: only
qualified people should plant gar
dens. Others, impelled to grow
their own food purely from fear of
a shortage, should not. There will
be no lack of vegetables.
To be sure, there will be heavier
demands this year. But they have
been anticipated. Commercial truck
acreage has been greatly expanded. In
addition, something like a million and
a third farm families will have gardens
for the first time. Nine thousand
schools had gardens last year to sup
ply food for lunches. This number will
be increased. These facts are cited to
drive home one point: there is alb
solutely no need for plowipg up costly
lawns and flower gardens. The average
city back yard is particularly untitled
for gardening. In most cases it is built
of sub-soI scooped out of the ground
to make the basement of the house.
The government would prefer to
see the amateur without proper facili-
ties hold his misguided patriotism in
check. 1t will hurt rather than help for
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Remember poor garden helps the Axis
VEGETABLES FOR VICTORY

him to buy $40 worth of tools and
seeds and harvest 40 cents worth of
vegetables. He will be depicting the
already scanty supply OF seeds. and
wasting valuable fertilizer.
The Department of Agriculture has
laid down few simple rules which
should tell home gardeners if they're
qualified and. if they are, guide them
to good results, The first safeguard is
ground selection. The soil should be
we'll drained. II a soil analysis is out
of the question, look for weeds. If the
growth is rank that is a good sign -
weeds like fertile soil just as other
plant life does. Above all. don't try to
cultivate too much land. A plot
30 so feet is ample to supply the
needs of the average family.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
HELP WoMEN.
STENOGRAPHER

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cern.
Good hours, good salary to
start.
Apply F. W. Hulse. 5000 Rhode Island Ave.
Mt. Rainier. Md.
SEVERAL GOOD POSITIONS
OPEN FOR CLERKS IN DRY
CLEANING STORE, SOUTH
EAST; EXPERIENCE UNNECES-
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YOUNG WOMEN WANTED
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ING CONDITIONS, SHORT
HOURS AND VACATIONS
WITH PAY. NO EXPERI-
ENCE NECESSARY. GOOD
PENMANSHIP AND NEAT
APPEARANCE REQUIRED.
STATE AGE AND REPLY IN
OWN HANDWRITING TO
BOX 184-H. STAR.