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Evening star., 1942-05-03
PART-TIME WORKERS WITH
I'D Irr EXEAKDnyInN

Men with cars who can work 3 hours
4 evenings per week; must have initiative,
ambition, mature intelligence and neat
appearance. II you can qualify. we offer
most unusual opportunity of a perma =
nent nature. Our present men Of this
caliber are earning. over S35 week con-
sistently: 3 local references required.
Write full details to BOX ASA. Star.
statesmen, YOUNG, PART OR FULL
TIME IN MEMS FURNISHINGS. SOME
EXP DESIRABLE. PERMANENT MUTUAL
STORES, CORNER 9th AND E SITS. NV.
COLORED HOUSEMAN
Handy man around fine, large boarding
house: must be able to clean halls, make
minor repairs: good salary. living quarters
70 70 sons, man aIouio ~ sears,s "AI5ns
2E9-Z Gtar
Evening star., 1942-05-03
YOUNG MEN.

Recent high school graduates for cleri.
cal work with large local corporation, SIS
to S100 per mo. to start. depending or
portunity for advancement Apply in per.
son, Tuesday. May 5th. at 2 pm. at c. T
Co.. Room 303 36th and Prospect ave
NV, Georgetown. Take Cabin John street
car. Write for interview, Attention Per
sonnel Dept, If unable to come Tuesday
Evening star., 1942-05-03

WOMEN. g. 1888, selling dresses and
lingerie from home; no investment won
ence not necessary Ant. T25. 1850 Fsr-
Vard ST n W. o. AZ No nhnne calls
Evening star., 1942-05-03

WOMEN (2), colored, 24-45. hish school
educ, for full-time sales position, expert
ence unnecessary Start about S22 week
Phone Trinidad 1925 Sunday IL am. to
> pm or TO q m
Evening star., 1942-05-03

WOOL PRESSERS, experienced; steady
work, good pay Vogue Cleaners, sa6
Bladensburs rd. ne Sc
YOUNG GIRL to work in advertising Office
typing necessary. Apply Braser DtsDis Y
Center. 1325 st. ne. Monday 10 am.
YOUNG LADY, with experience in conec-
tion work preferred good salary. pernS-
nent position. Hollywood Credit Clothing
CO. 7n3 eth st NV
Evening star., 1942-05-03

NURSE AND UPSTAIRS MAID white, as
sist IN care 2-yr. .-old child, no downstairs
work; live in: references. OR. 3329.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

PART-TIME WORKERS
Ladies with cars to follow our instruc-
tons in working in spare time. Mature
age an asset. II YOU can qualify you can
earn an average of $40 per week Write
full details about yourself to Box
l7O-A. Star
Evening star., 1942-05-03

WOMAN; young, with musical BACKGROUND,
pretersoly residing in Cleveland Park or
CHEVY Chase section. for desirable work
IN small music store. State whether part
tune or fnll-time work Is desired BOX
2S0-A Star
Evening star., 1942-05-03

MATTRESSES wanted; good pay; expert
ehee not necessary. Apply at 5a3s Geor-
Evening star., 1942-05-03

TRUCK DRIVERS AND LABORERS
55c per hour, chance for advancement
Water Proofing Service Co, 1881 Wi
Evening star., 1942-05-03

WOMAN, colored or white. neat: ghw;
sooa pay no cooking. Apply 1899 14th
Evening star., 1942-05-03

SERVICE MECHANIC, experienced wash
ing machines, capable of handling service
department for established frm. Permanent
position. Fine clientele. Pleasant working
conditions Guaranteed min. salary $50
week. plus commission We are not con-
nected with any large Washington orsani-
zstion and inform ton will be held in
strict confidence Call Sunday between 3
and 9 OF Monday between and 8 an.
Sligo 43Iq
Evening star., 1942-05-03

SERVICE STATION MEN 3. experienced:
good starting salary. Apply at once,
Conoco Service Station. 10th and Z
Evening star., 1942-05-03
HELP wOMEN.

OFFICE ASSISTANT. young lady. sttrac-
tive appearance and personality. sinGle.
good tvpiSt accurate with hsures,
stenosraphX helpiui' experienced. ior con-
ant working conditions, permanent. Box
on4-A. Star
Evening star., 1942-05-03

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR.
Girl or middle-aged lady to handle easy
switchboard in new apt. house, expert
ence not essential; hours. to $50;
salary SS5 per mo. See Mr.. Hyatt, res.
mgr, 6601 l4th st. NV, bet. . and 4.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

/ IMMEDIATE OPENING now and June 3
| for teacher or former teacher, over 25.
| interested in child guidance and adult
| education. Position full time or for ths
| summer, unusual opportunity for right
/ woman financially and advancement.
| Write Box 1867. Star. giving age, edu-
| cation. experience and phone Sc
Evening star., 1942-05-03

TELEPHONE INVESTIGATOR
Girls: 20-25, with former exp. and with
knowledse of city. Apply in person.
THE CREDIT BUREAU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Vacation Plans
Conference Topic
ny United Press
LANSING, Feb. 2S.


PLANS FOR encouraging va
cations and recreation will be
worked out at a conference Of
physical education and tourist
industry leaders here March ,,
DR.. Eugene 3. Elliott, state
superintendent of public in
struction, announced today.
1--WE have no morale problem
vet, but when the workers begin
TO tire under the ever-increasing
pressure and the casualty lists
get bigger Wen need a program
to get the people to forget their
troubles" Doctor Elliott said.
He said he intended TO have
the committee work on plan
for encouraging tourist activity.
He said that he already had ad-
vised some festival authorities
that they should go ahead with
their plans but adapt them to
the times.
1.-THE tourist industry must he
encouraged" Doctor Elliott said.
"An industry which brings $780,
100000 a year into the state
can't be disregarded. OF course,
IL must be adapted to wartime
conditions. too"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Travel Chief
Expects Rush
To Shines

TRAVEL representatives from
Il various western states are
getting through the East and
Middle West trying to put their
finger on travel prospects for
1912. This week II. A. (AX)
Hanson, secretary of the Black
Hills and Bad Lands Association
of Sturgis, S. D.. visited Detroit
Hanson believes this year will
find Americans more interested
than ever in the national shrineS.
and therefore South Dakota eN-
poets to play host to thousands
of visitors who will wish TO see
Mount Rus h more National
Monument.
The faces Of four Americans,
Washington, jefferson, Lincoln
and Theodore Roosevelt. are
nearly complete. Mr.. Hanson
said, the work having been car
ricd on by Lincoln Borglum, son
of the sculptor, Gutzon Bocglum,
who died last spring.
SCaffolding was removed last
year from the face of Roosevelt.
the last likeness TO emerge from
the vast granite of RuShmorc.
Only a few final touches arc nee
CSSary TO round out the elder
BorglumS masterpiece.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01

Vines and trails lead up TO
and through the various ruins
and buildings. The mission build
ings bespeak the labor of expert
craftsmen.
The church, in partial ruins,
commands admiration. A clOiS
tered chapel with gold altar has
been faithfully restored. The
Campanario bells. hanging in
time worn abode walls, chime
daily. The Indians of Capistrano
became Skillful at weaving, tan
ming and masonry ruins of
aqueductS. reservoirs. b o d @
walls. arches and patios, denot-
ing the skill and energy applied
in construction.
The FranciScans dcparte d
from San Juan CapiStrano in
1893, by Mexican order. and the
missions decline fol owe d
Twelve years later the mission
and grounds. once valued in
excess of $4,000, exclusive of
stock and furnishings, were sold
for S700.
For some decades. buildings
and grounds were neglected;
then publiC-Spirited citizens IN
tereSted themselves IN the mat
ter of restoration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Treat Him Friendly

And it matters little which
'Hatali" you meet . Blnnlnm
or Tall Soldier -. Tin Horn or
Wide Hat =. Four Goats or
Left Hand or Nescayazzle,
who wears in his ears two of the
finest pieces of spider-web tur-
Quoise I've ever seen talk
with him draw him out :.
try to make friends with him
for il will be something you'll
never forget.
Nescayazzie probably is the
most colorful Of the hatali OF
today for he's a verltable
patriarch of the desert country
and his garb is the South
vests gift TO kodachrome ..
for he will be wearing a red or
green flannel shirt. with buttons
Of delicately wrought silver
about his head will be bound
blue silk band and around
his shoulders will be thrown
brilliant blanket woven by his
womenfolk from wool sheared
from his own sheep.
And when you're talking with
Nescayazzi you'll be talking TO
one of the greatest silverSmithS
OF the Navajo as well as one OF
the greatest Sand-painters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Old Stamp Dye
Value Denied

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S-A
report that the dye and ink Of Oh
stamps Will be removed and finan-
clal results will be large has beer
denied emphatically by postal o.
fCialS.
Spokesman said new drive
among amateur stamp collectors
10 obtain any kind of old postage
stamp has been launched through
out the nation in the belief that
they are valuable.
The bureau OF standards inveS-
tigated the suggestion that ink
could be removed from stamps ana
submitted the following report:
1T IL impossible to remove
the ink In disable form because
the linseed oil In ID hardens on
exposure TO the air, and Is then
-insaluble- in various liquids that
will readily dissolve the oil be-
fore IL hardens.
"By treatment with certain
chemical solutions the hardened
oil can he changed into other
substances that are soluble, but
these are quite different from
the original oil and cannot be
used instead OF It."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01

ing his high cards, and you have
better than tWO-to-one
chance TO make matched set
within the first four plays. But
the minute your opponent dis
cards a low card, the situation
changes. Suppose you have;
Spade K-Heart X
Diamond J-10-Club J1O
Diamond 7-5
Club 3-2-Heart
You must discard. On the
first few plays. you may prop
erly discard the diamond Z and
save the high cards. But f
your opponent has just thrown
a low card. give up your maxi
mum possibility of improving
and throw away a king.
After that, let your high cards
GO, one by one. You are In
danger and must reduce your
unmatched total Immediately.
Next: Playing to the score.
Copyright, 1912, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Meaning Of Discard

"FOr example, when your OPP
ponent discards something. don't
try to memorize his discard.
Instead, ask yourself what the
discard means. Why doesn't
he want the card? IL he
throws away the eight of clubs.
tell yourself that he isn't saving
Fights. and isn't trying for "A
club sequence like 1923 or
8-7-6.
"Gradually you will get
picture of his-hand. It's easy
to keep a picture I'm mind;
much easier than TO remember
a series of letters, or figures,
or playing cards"
Nothing will help you more
than getting a picture OF your
opponents hand From the cards
he picks up from the discard
pile you can learn what he
does have, and from the cards
he throws away you can judge
what he does not have. You
can even read your opponents
hand from the cards he does
not pick up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Revealing Deduction

Your next draw is the dia-
mond s. 1t does not help your
hand. but you do not dare throw
it. You know that tho Sc
quence made by your opponent
was either diamond 1898 or
diamond 9-S-7-there is no other
sequence possible which includes
the diamond 8. Throwing the
diamond 6 might permit your
opponent 10 knock, so you throw
the spade Z.
Then. one or two plays later
YOU draw the diamond 10 Now
YOU can be absolutely sure your
opponents sequence IS diamond
9-S-7.
You must save both the dia-
mond 10 and diamond g. but
you have a fine opportunity to
trap your opponent, When and
if he knocks. you will be able
10 lay off both of these dia-
mondS, and probably get the
10-point bonus for tying or
beating him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Stair wind
2o-FIoor Climb Keeps Her
in Condition

BOSTON. Feb. % GNS).-She
was a mountain C | m b er who
feared she was losing her wind"
So Miss Phyllis Cheyne, a 20
year-old secretary. now climbs
mountain of stairs TO her office
on the twentieth floor twice each
day--in the morning and after
lunch.
THE elevator boy says I'm
putting him out of business, but
when I'm late I ride. IL takes
six minutes to walk" she said.
Another member, a mere male,
of her Appalachian Mountain Club.
walks 10 flights in the same build
ing.
"Ah, but he wears nat heels.
He should try spike heels like
mine," she declared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
ReddHowto
Play Gin
Rummy
READING THE OPPONENTS
HAND
BY JOSEPHINE CULBERTSON
world Famous Authority

I was talking about gin
rummy TO one of my friends
who has recently begun to play
the game, and she made this
comment:
ats so hard to remember the
cards." she complained. 81 have
much more trouble than l ever
had i'm bridge"
perhaps your trouble comes
from trying too hard" l sug-
gestcd. Remembering the
cards Is difficult i'm any game,
including bridge, II you depend
on memory alone. But In
bridge you find yourself re-
Numbering the cards because
every play means something to
you.
eff the ace of spades wins the
first trick, and YOU hold the
king, IL isn't the ace of spades
you actually remember. It's the
fact that your king is now
good. IL would he just as easy
to remember the cards In gin,
IL you go about II I'm the same
Way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
ON ROLLING land between

ON ROLLING land between
" two valleys. halfway be-
tween Los Angeles and San
Diego. stands venerable Mission
San Juan Capistran o-the
Jewel" of CALIFORNIA; mission
chain.
Dedicated Nov. l. 1916, the
year of momentous events on
the other side of the American
continent, Mission Caplslrano
has withstood time and desecra-
ton to emerge one of the truly
beautiful retreats of our west
ern land.
To Capistrano's ivy corridors,
gardens and fountained courts,
come each ST. JoSeph's Day
March 49, the migrating Swal-
lows long associated with the
mission. The birds nest under
the caves of the mission build
ings throughout the summer, de-
parting. if no untoward disturb
anceS hasten them, on st. John =
Day October 23) the feast day
of the missions founder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Tip in Low Castohs

It is always most revealing
when' your opponent discardS a
low card. a 4, 3 or 2 rarely will
an ace be discarded). This tells
you surely one of two things:
Either your opponent has a
good hand. very close to the
point of knocking; or else all
the unmatched cards in his
hand are low. In either case.
YOU should save low cards, even
at the expense Of breaking up
matching possibilities.
Here are the reasons:
If your opponent is about
ready to knock, you do not
want to be caught with a large
unmatched total.
If your opponent has a great
many low cards. then any low
card you throw may give him
a matched set.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Heifetz Concert

JASCHA HEIFETZ, famous
violinist. will appear in a re-
cital here Monday evening in
the Masonic Auditorium. He has
confined his tour this year 10 six
weeks and Detroit is one Of two
dozen communities which will
hear him. Emanuel Bay will
appear at the piano.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Perfect Sand Paintings

And doubtless you'll see one
Of the ceremonial sand-paintingS.
one of the elaborate ceremonial
paintings in sand which have
such an important part in the
medicine mans healing rituals
so important, in fact, that
no sand-painting is permitted 10
stand intact after shutdown
You'll see the medicine man
paint" his picture with colorS
made from crushed rock and
Sifted through his fingers onto
background of white sand
His hands will move so fast you
have difficulty in following them,
and when the painting is COM
pleted, you'll find every straight
line as straight as through a
ruler had been used every
figure perfect in its contour &.
every color separated as though
with a fine brush.
The medicine man will not
be able TO tell you or won I
tell you whence comes the sand
painting for its origin is
shruuded IN the diStanCt past
along with the very origin of
the Indian but the old-timers
will tell you that the sand-paint-
ing is the final move in the
medicine mans healing ritual.
no matter if his treatment has
gone on for one day, three days
or nine days. When he has
finally finished his healing ritual
In the patients hogan. the sand
painting is made on the floor
and the patient is told. Get w
and walk" And he gets up anc
walks, albeit he may be back II
bed a day later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Travel Increasing
In Deep South

FORREST NJ. RUNNELS.
manager of the Gulf Hills Hotel
and Golf Course at Ocean
Springs. Miss, writes that
travel business through the deep
South, especially along the gulf
coast. is maintaining high
pitch and that many Detroiters
are finding this is pleasing
spot TO vacation.
More and more travellers are
taking 10 the road, Runnels
states. TO visit friends and rela-
tives in army camps and then
Taking time for a bit OF golf and
reSt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Detached From Modernity

Mission CapiStrano stands IN
the heart of the California com
munity of that name but is
curiouSly detached from the
Scurrying traffic which passes
its gates. Tiny gates. they are.
opening into the world OF yes
terday, when Spain governed
these sunny acres and Self-sacri-
fcing padres administered TO
the needs of the Indians.
CapiStrano had thousands OF
head of cattle al its prosperity
peak, with its Indians, happy in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
BY THE OLD AAA TRAVELLER

THE Indian may drive the
i white mans motor car and
WEAR "store-bought" shirts
he may even worship in the
white mans church and he
readily accepts the white mans
WPA checks but way down
deep he's still an Indian and
the medicine man "Hatall
he's called among the Navajo
still chants his ancient
chants and dances his ancient
ceremonial dances and makes
his ancient Sand-palntlngS
and he's the most powerful in
fiuence in his tribe.
You'll probably meet a med
cine man if YOU travel the
southwestern states this winter
and spring you're certain to
meet one if you explore tn
reservations and when you
meet him you may be a bl,
awed g.. you may find that he
more a man of mystery than
you've thought through the
years. But please believe me
when I tell YOU that you'll be
meeting one of the most pic
turesque individuals in these
United States one of the
most colorful and one OF the
most amazing if you happen 10
see him doing his stuff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Mission Cdpistrdno
Is Jewe Of California

their delivcrance from the saw
age state, titled the fertile acres,
watered then as now by San
Juan and TrabuCo streams.
Passing through the tiny
gates. one finds himself in CapiS-
trano'S famed flower garden -
with fountains and birds and
ancient relics intermingiing. The
enclosed area is spacious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
High Cards Early

Early in the game. possible
of face cards and
tens are good to have. A pair
of kings, queens or jacks; a
Oh or J-10 combination, or
even a K-Q should be saved.
Your opponent will be discard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
"a NZa2Nm zDon iWzv Seeing HZdEons Wan 1oJAs&#
Old traveller
Classes Him
As ColorfuI

The Old AAA Traveller OF
Automobile Club OF Michigan
grew up among the Indians Of
the southwest. he has been
adopted by the Indians and he
knows the red man as few
whites know him. and here he
tells OF the hstsh. or medicine
men, you'll see If you travel
thst Indian country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Final Program

THE MUSIC STUDY CLUB
Will present the last Study pro-
gram for the year Tuesday at
las p. m. at 1903 Mulrland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Y * *
Club Sc Diamond s
Spade rs
Heart 4 Spade A

You draw the club Z. Thu,
gives you a matched set, and
you discard the diamond s
Your opponent picks it up. You
know he is not saving Fights
because he did not take the
heart 8. and you have the club
8. He must have made a Sc
nlnncn in diamonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Example Of Play

Suppose on a certain deal
the up-card is the heart s.
Neither you nor your opponent
takes it. After two or three
plays. in which both of you
discard nothing but inconSe-
quential face cards, your hand
looks like this:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Altar Faithfully Restored

,nClosed arca IS SpaclOus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
Kelsey Wheel
WeIders Quit
Photo by international News Sound phG

One department of the Nc
Graw avenue plant of the Kelsey
Hayes Wheel Company. engaged in
war production, was shut down
today in an overtime dispute be-
tween the company and the JAW
Go.
Eighty-four arc welders in the
plant left work yesterday when
16 were sent home as the manage
ment attempted to inaugurate d
six-day. swing shift of all en-
ployes.
Lester Downie, treasurer of the
company. said the dispute threat
ems the war production of 5000
men in the McGraw and the
Military avenue plants of the COM
pany. He would not say, how
ever, how immediate the threat
might be.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
Murphy Ends Study
At Officers School

FORT BENNING. Ga. July
CUP).-Lieut. Col. Frank Murphy,
granted leave from the United
States Supreme Court bench TO
volunteer for army service. today
was en- route to participate in
maneuvers in South Carolina after
completing the division command
erS' course at the infantry school
at Fort Benning. -
The associate justice of the high
court completed the 30-day course
in class room and field work in
volving infantry weapons yester-
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
Return Safely
In Ju|y4Rdid,
8 Others Lost
Heroes Decorated;
Filler in Fiery Plane
Blasts Flax Tower

LONDON. July 7 (UPl.-Eight
United States Army filters, men,
bers of the group that opened the
American offensive against the
Axis in Europe in the Independ-
ence Day raids over Holland. are
missing. and it is not known If
they are dead or prisoners. United
States Army headquarters said
today.
Among those who returned
safely were Lieut.. Leslie Birleson
of Muskegon, Mich. and Sgt. John
Preston of Reed City Mich No
Michigan men were lost in the
raid.
The list Of the missing was made
public at the same time the army
announced award of Distinguished
Flying Crosses to three more OF
the men who participated in the
flight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
Brave Chino Wodes
Into 9th War Year
Tattered Army Has Lost 5,ooo,ooo
of IFS Men but Hasn't Lost Hope

China, battered by five years of war against Japan
today marked the beginning of the sixth year of conflict
1t has been five years since that day in July 1887
when the incident of the Marco Polo bridge the
Yingting River near Peping launched japan the first
step in its plan of Asatic conquest
Five years of no-quarter war have passed since that
eventfu dayfve years of unspeakable mass murder of
civilians of tanks and planes and heavy artillery against
antique rifles and courage; of battleships against
msy unks of superby equipped conscienceess invader
soldiers against tatered grimy who would not yield
1t is a miracle indeed that China still is in the
Japan did expect the China incident" to last
tenth so long neither did she expect to lose 100000 of
her troops against foe who refused to know when
he was beaten.
China has paid dearly too, for those five years of
war Some 100000 Chinese soldiers have been slain
More than 100000 innocent people have been sent
scurrying hungry and hunted from their homes along
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
Vosc Ia Rid China of .Jnps

WASHINGTON. July (UP).-Secretary of War
Henry L. Stmson and Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox
in the first joint order of the day of this today
China the fifth anniversary of its with Japan
that American armed forces would fight until the japanese
are expelled from every foot of Chinese soil"
An order Of the day the department explained,
is an order of exceptional nature which cannot be
cassed conveniently in the ordinary series of operations
or routine orders.