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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Express Your Sentiment
With Smart Accessories
BY JOAN DEAN


~ how do you plan to express your thanks to her?
Flowers? Candy? few kind words?
Each all will be appreciated but for sentiments sake
include lasting gift Since fort fashion, suggest
apparel And it's not without wisdom most
their wardobes for the benefit of home
and family needs
Buy her something that she would consider extrava-
gance bought herself Buy something dainty
and modern but mind the practically for the
o through Mothers Day.
Scattered about the page, you'll find birds eye view
of gift ideas Any is to please both mother
and the buyers budget:
A stable lapel pn appropriate for summer clothes
in rhinestones and pink blue moonstones, at S.
at SIS BA romantic A'''''N'''d compact '"'"''d in pink
C-Mle Fleurs a thousand fowers) perfume at SO, a
goody sized bottle Teammates to the perfume the flower
D-A baby blue nghtdress of rayon French crepe APP
piqued here and there with flowers and leaves $685.
E-Refreshing lady-hke cologne named Spring Rain, in
q cunning umbrella shaped bottle. 81
"A pair of washable doeskin gloves in stark white to
have hand in tailored dressy ensemble, $3.50.
CA youthful feminine fril of net suit dickey.
It's orgsndy at the front and mesh at the back to eliminate
bulkiness under jackets Price is So.
B-Handkerchiefs always desired exquisite patterns
Top laceedged beauty at 81.
Center, authentic-colored in petit point sheer
linen at So.
Bottom, beauvas embroidery in colors on Held OF
clover design at 81.
IA corded handbag for all four seasons. Wears like
iron and in black and brown at S5.95
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12

Efforts Of japanese 10 obtain
foothold in the Aleutians have
proved 50 costly their offensive
wings are clipped" Rep. Warren
c. Msgn1son declared Friday. He
came here from Seattle and adj
dressed the Young Mems Business
club luncheon at Hotel Winthrop.
From the American stand
point, the situation In the
Aleutians is In good shaps,
he said.
7 do not believe the japanese
had any intentions Of using the
Aleutisns as stepping stones 70
Alaska.
Their purpose uzs to u-s
Eisks In an attack On ~
IBERIA and as an obstacle %
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Magnuson Sees Jap Venture
In Aleutians as Aid 10 NV.

our Iend-IeAse route 10 Russia
BY way Of the Bering.
Our greatest loss vss the
weather stations 50 necessary 10
our military plans.
But Tacoma and Alaska
viii benefit ultimately from
the japanese venture. The
ewes of our eastern seaboArd
have been turned To the North
Pacific and the whole nation
nov realizes the importance
and vast potential wealth Of
Alaska" he said.
Msgnuson was a member % .
congressional COMMITTEES vnich
returned recently from an inspsc-
ton tour Of Alaskan and Aleutlan
de.enses.
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tenn to exercise a more compiete
direction over the filling Of the
needs Of the various services.
The president reported that
the enlisted personnel Of the
navy for which volunteering
has been particularly heavy
recently. 10 now mp to about
100000 men with a very large
recent Increase also In officer
personnel.
The presidents statement or
draft problems followed an an
nouncement by Chairman Andrew
]. May. D., KY. n the house
military affairs committee that
hearings probably would begir
next week on a bill To make II
and 1e-yesr-old boys eligible fol-
the draft.
The war department, which
has long sought TO amead the
selectiye service act TO draw
on the beverage msnpower
pool, further emphasizes The
critical manpower situation
by announcing that college
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12

May Put School
Levy on Ballot

An sxsrs miiisss prepeoeI nsny
h. Submitted ~ Tacoma scs<pt
district n ths votsFs ~ fbe Nov. )
slscfion. n wss learned FRIDAY m
lowing . msetsng ~ IN sencet
board Thursday afssfnoon.
Ths proposed levy ~os1l6 - pey~
sbls IN 1874 On ts15 ssiuattoas
and would ~ included N ~
iD4s-4< sebocI budget which y
made sp IN March. iet3. The ss1
levy. II carried. would - esftifzs6
In October. it<3.
FINAL action on th& prepnni =
ps.t she levy b~fcrs Inc voters yin
b. made Monday ssselax ~hen IN
board u sirsessss s>se& $3.50 =
continuation Of sasrs
meeting. Tbs board - nnSii
sept ~ 10 Ask& - 1QnIelhs-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Second Front
Guessing Game
BY JOE ALEX NORRIS
United Press Writer

LONDON - Allied preparations
for second front appeared Friday
10 have moved into the war OF
nerves stage with a calculated
effort to keep Adolf Hitler guess
ing which of half dozen points
in Europe and Africa may bear
the brunt Of the initial blow.
The second front, II now
seems clear, has passed over
from the stage Of planning
and blueprints to that Of
preparation for real action.
Coincidentally. there has been a
sharp change in official attitude
toward speculation as TO where the
allied attack will strike.
For the first time an official
hand has been laid on the pre-
vious virtually free rein al
lowed for transmitting reports,
rumors and lunches concern
ing the possible landing place
for the allied invasion forces.
Censorship officials are now on
the alert for all such reports
and even have warned against
transmitting some axis radio
rumors on grounds Of violating
military security regulations.
Important allied officials pm
vately have emphasized the WIS
dom Of avoiding such speculation
These steps. experienced observ-
ers feel, have taken on at least
some of the characteristics Of the
preparations with which the Nszis
themselves cloaked the preiimina-
res 70 their lightning strokes In
half a dozen sectors Of Europe.
Perhaps il should be emphasized
that the new regulations and Off
cial guidance are strictly limited
10 military requirements. but in
any event they begin TO give the
impression they mean business
and soon
II Is no coincidence that public
Continued On Page 2. Column 8
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students In the eaiisted ~
serves will probably he called
10 duty when they reach 20.
May said he has asked Gen.
George c. Marshall. chief OF staff;
Mai. Gen. Lewis Hershey. director
Of selective service. and other OFF,
Gals for recommendations ON the
legislation. Hearings. he said.
would probably be lengthy. with
the committee hearing everyone
who wants to testify"
Secretary Of War Henry J..
stimson told hls presa confer
ence that .0-year-old college
students enrolled In the
army's reserves would likely
M called 1T the end Of the fall
term. That weuId ~ . revere
nj of the war departments
previous policy IA exempt stu
dents m that they could con-
tinue their studies.
The war department had bsliev-
ed IL would BE- wiser In the long
run 10 allow students To graduate
in order to build up reserves Of
trained men In event the war last
ed several years. The reserves
were organized 80 those students
might be specially deferred.
stimson's announcement In
dieated that the emphasis
would be shifted toward the
speediest possible develop
ment Of maximum fighting
strength. even NJ . sacrifice
of some consideration ~hich
would he important In .
ionger-rnnge program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12

IOSDOS Hundreds Of British
delivered . h<avy attack
on fh< key German Industrial essy
Of Dusesseicorf and other oDlscfivss
Ia western Germany THURSDAY
night
size Of the rxiaiag fleet wss
Indicated b. The ssnesseemest
that 81 bsubers ~ers snissssG.
Indicating . total force 81 80
or msrs phases. u Was tss
heaviest Raj lo~s since ths
raid en- Hambarg Juis - who's
~ sss 81 more fhas 600 planes
were lost.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Plane Crash Victims
Identified by F aiher

ingford. sr.. Of Wichita. Kan. wss
sxpectsc Friday 10 take charge
Of the bodies Of four ksassns
killed when their cabin plane
crashed into q peak east q here
late "wednesday.
One Of the victims wzs Wsillng-
ford's son. sam WsIlingfoFd. 1r.
He ldentified the others az Erssi
Hurst. Frank Writ and AisasoD
Rzwdon, all Of Wichita
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
COP Prepares
For Election

Republicans Of Pierce county
were being organised Friday for
an about general sl<etion cam
psign under leadership al Dr. Hin-
ton %. joiner. drafted for the
county hsirmanshIp Of ths party
after 10 years VI dormsnsy.
Dr. JoBsx formally accepted the
assignment ~ . meeting Of the
county central committees sxscsi-
tive COMMITTEES 1T Hotel winthrop
Thursday night. Tn meeting hsid
In entire harmony led 10 mapping
plans for the general campaign
and brought assurances thai every
vacant spot on the party sieksf
Will be flii~d
Before ths Hse>sisg. the ssw
~hstvmsa esiled ~ fsneey
As1isss =. f1iffssA Davis fss
On sSsieiss ruiisG - pssre1sss
for f1iitsg thsse p.soss fee
whleh no Rspabetnss ess1s-
Saies filed N ~ pslssssses-
Because Of changes IN ths Isw
made By the last isgissturs. Davis,
IN turn esiIed upon Prosecution
THOR c. Tellsfson for . written
opinion which TeIlsfs<n commupi-
Gated 10 Davis Friday.
In ess<nes this intsrpfststien
gives 10 county eentrsI committees
the right 10 fsiI vacancies In sbs
party tickets for county offiess;
vacancies for state offices mint be
Illsd BY the state central eosbr
mlttse. legislative positions. In .
vo~nt ruling u the state sttof.
ney general. are declared 10 -
stats positions purely.
However. Chairman Jess< an
nonne<d In vl<s ~ this opinion
thai after the meeting ~ fh< ~
psblscsn precinct committeeman
on SATURDAY afternoon. sept D.
me Republicans II ~seh legislative
dlstsief rhsrs VACANCIES occur sii'
canvass their dlstriets for fns
Continued on psxs ?. Column "
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Dusseldorf, Other Targets
In Germany Pounded BY Raj

Ths attack wAs H. firsf =
Da<sssldorf sEne~ July - whss :
planes failed 20 return.
u sppssssssy - - hsssf-
81 II ~ s~sss slGhs rai<s
shss f~s - a~pt~mhss. 4 -
per - DNn. Germas nsws
sxesc,. isl~sc<et>6 = I@en1ses
asia fbe kAF - nsiaeaee
several ioeatssies II vseoeeea
Gesnssy. an1 sstshis fnlle6 =
add the usual einim thai ~se'y
slight damage n rsetAsee1ni
quarters wss es~e--
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Magistrate Is Slain

NICHY a government an
nouneement Friday said that Tx
aiming Magistrate Le Brssse had
been ssssssinsted and would be
g1ven = state funeral
The Vichy announcement at
triruted Ls Brssses death 70
"'tsrroristS."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Russ Renew
All C1Iuuleos
For nelTouf

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's''s
ouYuuA9 pnuponnnfn
s1As <pern6peu = o&onnmn&
havs - $500 - q nS11r,
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tSevs :. - = - - -,
vseress : ~ 90 ar11
- <o1ur<.vs 4 fo1o a -
nn.r6nn s1v,l ~, - y, 11urlr~|
$500 rtni,n sv1svo6 ~ rnorro r1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Bow Lake Airport
Bids 10 Be Called

Paul Morris. regional airport en-
gineer at Seattle. said Friday bids
will be called Sept. rs for construe-
ton Of the new Bow Lake airport.
Bids will be opened Oct .. The
airport, 10 be located midway be-
tween Tacoma and Seattle, will
have runvsys 800 feet long.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12

planes Of the South African cir
force took part in a cooperative al
tack by the three fighting services
which was effected precisely &c
eording 10 plan.
The government had dsct1eA
recently, ~ ssid. 10 resusss
operations In Msdagsscss Esd
10 seixe hey peints frsm
which enemy sub marines
might operate.
Churchill told the house thai
Asjungs. Morondsvs. tho foss-bs
island. we're assaulted early Thurs-
day and captured with little oppo-
sition and light casualties.
TOWN suRRENDERs
The town OF hsf,pds surrsn.
dsred during the day. Churchill
said, - that there ~. imperial
troops had one Of the best hsr-
bors IN Madagascar and one n the
few where ships can dock n has
q population Of 300 EufnpeAns
ana 20 900 natives.
Operatiess ~ Neey-ne ssA
Morsndava. like thsae 81 nos-
k,nds, we're oempi~ssiy sue-
eessfui, Churchiii said.
Churchill emphasized that this
points seized. dominating the Mo-
zamblqus channel opposite South
east Africa. would be used ~ ksy
bases 10 protect the allied whipping
which goes through the ehsnnsi
The military essnmeststsr
estimated that theseS sess
10, ees ssehs troops - AeSes1
Madagascar against tbs sSr
ptse fsrees.
Lieut.. Gen. Mr. William Pis,f.
general Of command In chief ~ tns
East African command. . veteran
u the campaign which liberated
Ethiopia from the Italians. led the
expedition. the commentator said.
He s6asd thst details Of tins
fighting we're not yet assiisDie.
sICHf British forces ara pro-
essdlng southwark along ths east
coast OF hsdsgsscaf from the
Diego suarez naval bass area.
Madsgasear dispatches said I'm
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Bsb Hops Fisgsrprinisd

HGAJuHlk Int " AMY
flnrerprintsd Bob Hope An6 .
troupe a ses<rsAlnefs - . prs-
lsmsnsry " . trip 10 Alaska
said HDp< = wf&h my s9enk
wsfe h~ss 70 tsks ten ~ cent =
fhssg
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Father Feels
Draft Laws
Need Change

CESTRALIA - Lawrence Mar
tin. 12-year-old veteran Of the
first World War and commander
Of centraiis's American Legion
post, said Friday he had been re-
classified from "a 10 IA and
told to anticipate induction into
the army by Oct %
Martin, whose two sons were
fighting with the Royal Canadian
air force and the u. =. army air
force respectively. said he would
not ASH for a dsfermsnt. or APP
peal the csntrslls draft board de-
cssion.
I'm willing 10 do my part.
Martin declared. but I stsii
think the Law should see 10 "
that other. younger mss ~hs
also have IN ebbEafs"" 70
their country. we're e.lssa up
before me. Frankly. ! want
IN feel that I'm really needed
h~eas.s this IL going Ia ~
tough for M and TOT M,
Wife
I'm an oil and gasoline as
tribuior. I think this zfil near
the end Of the business. ] Don +,
think my wife can get along on
$50 . month Like most men my
age I've got financial obligations
Of various Kinds and . nofns 70
keep UP.
Lloyd Dyszrt, chairman Of tns
CentrzIlz draft board. ana an en-
captain Of marines. declared pub
hcly Al a recent American Lsglor
meeting he believed the Law mad
compelled the board To ask Toe
much Of Martin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Nurses on Way 10 War

SEATTLE - Seventy Seattle
nurses, almost the complete niHs-
ing staff Of General hospital No.
50. Friday were en- route N one
n the fighting fronts BY Wy Of
Camp Carson. Colo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
F.D.R. Believes Teen
Ayers Will Not Be Needed
In Service Until Jan. |
BULLETIN

WAsHNGTON-S~cretary u Frank kscH Sod Friday
meeting the has presees
intention Of dscontinuing voluntary eni,stnseas
that halt In entpemta h under
eectve service system execse
filling needs Of the armed SERVICES
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12

League Lead
Is Slashed
One Game!

NEW YORK The on-rushing
st. Louis Cardinals cut Brooklyns
lead in the National pennant race
10 one game Friday afternoon by
beating the Dodgers. 80. before
2e,774 fans at Ebbet's field in the
first contest OF their two-game
crucial series. Big Mort Cooper
allowed the Dodgers only three
hits.
Cooper. who became the
first major league pitcher TO
win 20 victories this season.
helped win his own game. He
got two base hits and scored
both times.
The Dodgers ace, Whit Wyatt.
was found for seven hits before he
was taken out for a pinch hitter in
the ninth.
The Cards scored first In
the sixth inning, when Cooper
singled, was sacrificed TO sec
ond by Jimmy Brown and was
driven home by Country
Slaughter's single.
The Red Birds wrapped up the
game in the eight when Cooper
beat out a hit to short TO start the
rally tina included Jimmy Browns
double left and Terry Moore's
long single that scored both rum
ners..
The score:
X. II. r.
81. Louis -. 600 Dol 020-3 3 o
Brooklyn 80. 900 900 600 5 o
M. Cooper and w. Cooper; Wy
att, French (e) and Owen.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at Boston. both
games postponed.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia. 101 10l 010-5 1
Detroit 49,. 010 002 010- 10 2
Christopher. Beck Cd and Wag-
ner; Trout. Manders Cd, Henshaw
(s) and Riebe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Expect Cain
To Ask for
Freeholders

A proposal IA strengthen n
eomss municipal govern NJ snt
through rsvlslea ~ Inc city ehoe-
ter W,Il ~ made ~ Mayer Marty
?. Cain within the ssst fassr 1avs.
according 10 well authentlee
city hall infcrmstbon.
The mayer hiusseif. while a.
hitting Ne espsetsd 10 submit :
special report 10 NJ city council
Monday. declined 10 dinran the
charter-chAnae story.
MY repost.s NJ sssd. swfll ~
view my n months In affles snd
I may have soms recommended
tlons" beyond that ~ world ne(
comment.
NAY ASK suRyEv
However. snother memher n
the city council sald ~ ssN6cresAu1
the mayor piauaed ~ reVueok 49,
Z cIty eovsrnssent survey - nn<1
during ths pesf ~ usopths ~ ~
council ifself.
In this ecnrscticn n ~as ~
called that twscs Cain has ss1sc<
for IN appropriation h finance Z
study Of city Govevnmsut hers. q
lay groundwork for Improvement
hut that both REQUESTS we're turned
down ny tho councti.
The authoritative Informant -.
rlsrsd the mayor would - ~
council 10 suihovias ~ eieetioa n
iD<a NJ frsshelders 10 whosn cess.
eli Informatios sat reeommeH1n-
tions and r~qsests vossid - s'ts'
miffsd
WILL 40 TO yOTEna
II u assumed the fseeho>ders
then would prepare . revised
charter for subsnisssos 10 etty
voters a the general municipal
sleesson In March. ip1A
Virtually I'll mayors who hsva
served under the present. ehsrtes
fcsnslsDsd On Page .. csls@s -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Youths Weld Golf
Clubs 10 N b Prowler

SEATTLE 49, Armed with golf
clubs. a group Of youths captured
prowler after he had ransacked
the home of Attorney W. Vaughn
Tanner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Foe Advance
Stopped in
New Guinea
By DON CAsWELL
United Press Writer

GEN. MA RTH UR's HEAD
QUARTERS, Notwithstanding
ian troops under 1t. Gen. Sidney
Rowell have halted the Japanese
advance through the Owen STAN
ley mountains toward Port Mores-
by. the allied stronghold on the
south coast, Gen Douglas MacAr-
thur announced Friday.
Fierce fighting contisue. In
the Efolgi area, and casualties
on both sides are heavy.
Dispatches from advanced bases
indicated that the Japanese had
advanced several miles from Efolgi
where they had outflanked the
Australians Wednesday, and that
they were now about 20 airline
miles from Port Moresby.
ALLIES HAVE PLANS
Though they had passed the
most difficult part OF the noun
tains. they were still faced by sew
eral difficult ridges on the western
slopes.
Prime Minister John Curtin,
asked for a statement by worried
members Of the house of represen-
tstives at Canberra, said that the
allied command had prepared
plans to stabilize the position
~ can make no further an
nouncement until \ clearer
picture Is available" he said.
But my latest Information IL
that the sterilization plans
are being proceeded with"
Curtin said that he had been In
consultation with Gen. Macarthur
and 1t. Gen. Sir Thomas Blamey.
Australian commander of United
Nations ground forces, for the last
IS hours.
ATTACK SUPPLY LINES
Curtin said that very high Off
GERS had visited New Guinea re-
cently-evidently in expectation of
the Japanese break-through-and
that Macarthur and Blamey were
in constant contact with the COM
mand in New Guinea.
Allied planes supporting the
troops opposing the Japenese adj
vance are concentrating their at
tack on the japanese supply lines,
which must become a bigger prob
lem with every mile OF the enemy
advance, MacArthur's communi-
que said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
MAY HALT ENLIsTMENTs

SEATTLE - Approximately 300
University Of Washington men
were affected Friday by Secretary
imson's announcement that
draft-sge members of the army en-
listed reserve would be called to
active duty soon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12

The training roenIs14
thee arts aro q r.
value. ard ~ ~
dends n poioe. oongD -
grace throuGnoef >
time.
We direct your aklnglIee
70 pags Is q tod1yp
Tacoma TINES v11.o
understanding eecg1I
"a teachere - 49,
important sob 1oc>g =
nounce the hoGinninG &
Fall Glasses.
Turn Nov Il PnGo 4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12

ASHIN GTON -President
Roosevelt said Friday he did not
believe It would be necessary to
call up Is and 1a-year-old youths
for service in the armed forces
before the first OF next year.
Mr.. Roosevelt said nj his
press conference that the
armed services are now taking
In about n many nren NJ they
can actually train with present
facilities.
He said some decision on the
drafting Of IS and le-year-old
youths probably would be made
during the fall and that he was
discussing with the army whether
ests blishing legislation will be nee
essary in the immediate future.
Present law forbids the call Of
Is and 1e-year-oId registrants to
active duty.
MAY HALT ENLIsTMENTS
The president said. In response
to questions. that the government
has under discussion plans 10 halt
enlistments for the armed services
to permit the selectiye service sys-
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COOPERATIVE ATTACK

Al AmbsJa. on the northwest
coast. the imperial forces captured
the island Of Nosy-ps which DOM
mates Ambsja port.
Churchill said British. South A.
ricsn and East African troops and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
British Take
Madagascar
Key Points

NDoN - British imperial
forces have captured three hey
points on the west coast OF Mada-
gascar with iittie opposition.
Prime Minister winston Churchill
announced Friday In the house
Of commons.
In q combined navy. army and
air force operation the imperial
forces seized three Of the four
key ports on the Madagascar west
coast opposite southeast Africa
Ambaj ia, Majungs. Madsgsscsrs
second city, and Morondsva--sll
of which are suspected Of having
harbored enemy submarines.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12

ylCHY - Germany. watching
the British attack on Madagascar.
has "requested' the vichy govern
ment to permit appointment Of .
German consul" At Dsksr. the
vitality important viehy base an
the west coast ~ Africa i,71o ses
miles across the South Atlantic
from the bulge Of Brazil.
Evening star., 1942-12-14
HELP WoMEN.

BEAUTICIAN, good, conscientious operator.
for o neighborhood shop: full or part time.
$50 Kennedy st. NV. GE. 1895.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced, GOOD
e days: 1s.s a 'e days 81: % 55ss nSp15 Or bu ssee
BEAUTY OPERATOR, al around, good SAL
ary and commissions. CASTOR OF Paris,
1741 Conn. ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, part time; good pay.
Ethel Talleys, 1105 r st. NV, 4th floor.
15s
BEAUTY oPERATOR-First-class operator,
assistant manager. Henri & Robert. Inc.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced; day
work, $50 week: excellent clientele: hours,
to 8. 10 to Z. ME. 1875 any time.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, steady position.
Emile. Inc. 1921 Conn. ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, $3.50 week and
commission: 1885 R. I. ave. ne. NO. 400.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, permanent position,
excellent @ salary: hrs, to 8. Gabriel.
1913 Conn. ave NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced in all
Steady work. Go0 Can "sH sH s 9ss3. '0n'i'''NSi0h'
BOoKKEEPER-sTE must be
experienced. steady Job for the right person.
425 1th st. NV. Fox Fur Co
CASHIER. for drugstore. exper; pleasant
lob; good salary. Quigley's Pharmacy,
21st and G SITS. NV.
CASHIERS for parking lots, $40 for a.
hour week to start. between 1S and 30
years Of age. Apply 301 Homer Bldg, COL
18th st. NV.