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HELP DOMESTIC.

TELL HSNES1tS.
COLCRED, upstairs work. care two chill
Thurs. and every other Sun. pm. OFF
COCK AND G.H.W, white, live in. up
stairs room. small family; salary, $50
Wisconsin 1851
COOK, g.hw, colored. over 35; live in,
Bethesda; experienced only; SO start.
GENERAL .HOUSEWCRK. . In family, ex-
cellent cook. Cell only Thursday bet 20.
Sleep in. Georgia 9o73.
GENERAL HOUsEWORK end laundry
IN family; ; p days week; ST and carfare.
GENERAL .HOUsEWORKER, plain cook for
couple and / child; live in upstairs Ioom
$40 week. Ordway 1858.
GENERAL EoUsEwoRXER, plain cooking
for 3 aanIts; S1Io no Sundays; 80 to start.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRNER;a capable WON
ne ne, ~ ~ ~ "
G.H.W., small modern house, help with
care of child: references sleep in; $50
mo. Call Oliver 51G3.
GHW.. white or colored. live in or out:
Good salary. slieo 1902.
G;H.W.. cook, ironing only: $40; :;
adults, I child; stay evenings; local
rel req; Sl0.50 week. EN-. 1906.
GHW., exp. cook; no heavy laundry: !
sha snn $50 m0 "a TA 76 81 or a NO nqF 46s ali"
GIRL. colored. exper., g.h.w.; small apt;
> adults; q TO ,; no Sundays; SO WE.;
good references. CO. 2025. AIT. 12g.
GIRL. to assist with general houSework.
cooking and laundry; refs. Phone Ma.
71lG.
GIRL. white. $50 per mo: care of apt
and 3-yr. girl; live in pref. FIR. 3s43.
GIRL, colored for general housework and
mothers helper, experienced: no cooking,
no laundry; live in: references: S35 mo.
RA. BIB.
GIRL for general housework IN new =
room apt, laundry for .. Bendix washer;
firSt-class cook, competent, reliable; refer
ences required: % red S14 week to start b s. Is week
and Sunday n day off. MI. 1885.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COOK Al experience American and
F-eEC.- cooking. pastry; personal references
city, country OT Fart tine. Boz 4i3-L, Star.
LADY. miGdle-aged, wishes place as stem
DIV; references eIven. EJX 44A-L. star. I2'
LADY wishes position as practical nurse,
experienced. Franklin I5fl.
LADY, young. steIoGrapher. genl ot1ce
work, uuaiifled and exp, ChildS nurse or
companion 20 elderly LADY Prefer InStltu-
lion. hosp Box :'j9-L. Star. 1"'
NURSE. DractIcsl, colO-ed. wishes position,
night or day duty AT. Gf35.
P. B X. OPERATOR. exp. reliable; apt.
or dept. store, relief or regular. DU.
SEAMSTRESS. experienced IN alterations;
al home or out py The cav. Nj b931.
WOMAN. white. reliable, wants work any
kind. experienced IL laundry; can sew. Box
4"1-L, Star. L.
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ACCOUNTANT, REFER
ABLY WITH RETAIL EXPE-
RIENCE, EXCELLENT OP-
PORTUNITY. APPLY THE
HECHT CO. EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FLORIST SHOP, downtown location must
Poy 4O9-T, Star 16-
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BOY, IS years old. white or coloreG. to
work in grocery store. l5U1 ST. Sc
BOY, white for drugstore ) 70 10 pm,
over Is S23 II 81. ne. Trinidad Ss65. :
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coy or YOUNG MAN 70 work around
delicEtesSen store Call NE. 6lO4 OF apply
6OO n:}rC 81. NV.
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SITUATIONS pOMeSTIC.

DOMESTIC Call j. d n. 10 pm. Do.
SGs4
GIRL. neat, lutell.eeut. coICreG. wishes Job
taking care Of O-Dce. ref. North 1G2J.
GIRL, colored wants light work OF any
kind. NO 2Gl3.
GIRL coIored. wishes position coos. part
time, GAYS CT fun time, INV. co. 63h4-
l}@l 10Th n.
GIRL. coiored. neat. davS Work. g.h.w-
light laundry, ChambeImalG; 3Jc per hour,
ref North 9.LS.
GIRL. coloTed. wishes day WORK, roier-
ences North sIuS
GIRL, colored, wishes JOB general house
work, experienced PLAIN cooking; no nights,
ref. Ia 9lo2.
GIRL. for hoasrwurE: no SUNDAY. Eood
city reference co. GGS3.
GIRL colored. wants Dary-tlme work. no
Sundays: city ref. Call Hobart 2095.
GIRLS C9), colored. would Ike rob work
ing in bOardinE house; exp MI. .,-''s-
GIRLS ,2D, want work cleaning apt or
PER-GCVFRNESS. white: rel
arences. health certificate: Va. preferred
25UI N Potomac st. Arlington va
WOMAN. colored. reliable. wants days
work NO. O57l.
WOMAN, colored. wants parl-gLme work OF
; days a week; good ref. DI. 65'35. Lucy.
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HELP MEN.
NIGHT WORK

Local firm can use . men between 6 and
9: prefer men employed or students sales
experience helpful but not necessary.
Write Box BOOK, Star.
JANITOR,
Colored man, 30 TO 45 years OF age: bring
references. Columbia Hotel, 2125 G ST. NV.
MEN, RELIABLE,
With good appearance, for order and Serv-
ice department OF q nationally known food
concern. Good pay, bonus, percentage. ad-
Vancement Apply 8 to II am, 513 K
81. NV.
APARTMENT JANITORS,
Colored, married. no children. for down
town houses: 10 start Immediately; salary,
$50 to $50 month in addition 10 quarters,
gas and elec. Give references and previous
experience, Box 277-K. Star.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT,
for night shift, must have at
least 5 years experience;
salary, $35 week. Apply in
person. Benning ESQ Sta
tiQn, MINI. ave. and Benning
rd. ne.
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around Apply
Alban Towers Beauty Shop, 800 Mass.
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BAKER nigh5 work; small shop Write
Box SILL, St2r. iGF
BELLBOY %, wa.lsr IL. Apply 1873
-r.SOd
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MIILINER

Steady or part-time work. Apply Knicker-
booker Hat Shop. 1928 F ST. NV
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YOUNG WOMEN.

$50 years OF age. with at least years
Of high school. desired for switchboard
operating: regular employment with op-
portuniJies fox salary adv yancement and
promotion. Nc experience necessary. sp-
ply 80 I3th 81. NV, Rm. lOl $50 m.
u o m Saturday $40 m
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HELP WOMEN,

CHILD'S NURSE, white, exper., reIs.;
modern hom, spacious grounds; perma-
nent: SO: full maintenance. WI. 534S
CLERKS Tor dairy stores, age 2J-35; ex-
cCllent pay. experience not necessary.
Wartleld 1850, 10 am. to y noon.
DENTAL Assist aNT, ! 10 Il pm. . daga
Tacf Stg.c salary e@2CClso. Box
:itS-L STAR. l'!s
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

aGeIHEC>
WANTED.
-s-.C-l .T-,7v- md o-rFIC1 r.O--,r.,-,
-.0r ! l.l.-s!z 2 pla,-Il.-!g IL .-.L-u-..G
%, i'ln..
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BUS BOY, COLORED,

1915 Georgia Ave
YOUNG MAN, 1919 years, as
messenger in real estate Office.
Call Miss CaSICll, Shannon g.
Luchs Co., ma. 1877, for inter-
view.
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INCREASING BUSINESS

Requires 2 more women in order dept. Of
nationally known food concern; gooG earn
ingS while IN training: steady work; ad-
q . 5l2 K n Y
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. must be thoroughly
experienced. Call in person, Pollyanna
Shop, 500 18th ct. NV. AID. 9S72
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced: perma.
nent pQslticn. liiuu E & NW
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COLCRED, upstairs work. care two chill
dren, live in: references. WI. $3.50
Thurs. and every other sun. pm. off.
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BICYCLE MECHANIC Eoe1 NOT apply un-
less experienced; permanent position. APP
MY 13S 9th St. NV.
BOOTBLACKS. (good); scod pay. Apply
White Stag Shoe Repair Shop, 629 E
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White or colored women, experienced. for
model bakery: excellent salary. Apply
Thursday. 2 to 4, 2003 Eye st. NV.
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sHIER. experience and reference re-
-ed. Lady Lee, Inc, 1908 F st. NV.
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Must be thOrOughlY experienced On 4
coats. suits. dresses. KaplOwitz, il
- betVeeu E and + SITS NV.
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Radio Trouble? mes Tee esf HonesFpfes5 S9Fk FeeF-
MID-CITY Radio Shop 9-9pm. MA orr
ROOFING REPAIRS of any kind Quick
end reasonable service. Call KlaaSsen,
Taylor 3535
ROOFING, Thinning, painting. gutterina.
spOuting. furnace work. Gail Mr.. Shipley.
Georgia 415S.
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CASHIER
COLOPED GiRLS tSO).

N'I-0 F.-iTr :. !'rl..tc, q I % -
A-..nr 80 20 s., G.--i . s1y--raII,t, Ola.
high scnool saUc=Jion. Apply, !. 10 )
Wednesday, 2QO3 Sye st. NV.
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TYPIST and general Office worker III DOWN
town store. State age, education, expert
Cnce, BCX 461-L, Star. II"
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BAKERY GALESGIRLS, experience not
necessary: day and night work Apply
Thurs, 70 pm, 1910 Columbia I'd. NV.
BEAUTICIAN wanted, start at $50 week,
more If eX9crienced S34 UnShur st. n W.
G50rgia 4SWi or Taylor G251
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msnicuring; permanent Job: S25 wk. and
commission. Trianon Beauty Shop
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BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced, man
| anc, girl; highest salary and commission
! Rudolph Coiffeur o6O4 Conn ave
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REPAIRS e. SERVICE.

or decorating Job will be well and promptly
done IL yoT call Mr.. Kern. Columbia 1878
COmpletn home SerYice. Reasonable nrtceS
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MAN young. 10 take Cnarse Of deliveries
and assist sllesuien; experience not n2ceS-
sary: mus have coOd character reference.
ADnIv Abransau Co. 1892 1th ST. NV.
MAN, young in grocery store; must have
y. C. drivers permit; references required.
Apply "231 Minnesota aye. sc. Nr. Brooks,
NAN. 21-3U. general Office work; good
pennanship. Box 2cG-K, Star.
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LARGE rooming house. possession three
months; good location; $500 cash, ball
ance like rent. ME- 1890, DU. 1900.
REAL MONEY MAKER for a hustler;
long-estab. cigar and mag. store, soda
ICuat7in ana booths, on busy Il 5t. ne.
1.rms cash. No trifiers. Call only 5e-
t0csn md ;. Trinidsd 931..
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SALESLADIES, EXPERI-
ENCED, FOR BETTER COAT,
SUIT AND DRESS DEPTS.
PERMANENT AND PART
TIME POSITIONS. APPLY L.
FRANK CO., 1900 F ST. NV.
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w M 7 IlLDDIO.
7215 GPOrOia AVE

colored, age 20 to 80. size 10 to 20; nigh
or day work: good salary, advancement
Apply 1874 Upshur ST. NV.
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COAT AND SUIT HANDS for our
alteration department, expert
enced only
JOS. R. HARRIS CO.
1904 r ST
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WAITRESS,

to 30; good salary. Apply 2003 Eye S
NV, Thursday 2 to 5.
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ATTENDANTS

Women between the AGES 90 and 35.
Permanent employment with opportunity
for salary advancement. Apply 722 18th
ST. NV Room IO1. between $50 m.
and 5 D m MONDAY throunh FRIDAY.
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COLOR ARTIST
SALESWOMEN.

For portrait work; must be fast: SIS week
start. Apply Rembrandt Studio, I0S
18th st. NV
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. eH-around. must be
expert in all branches. Russina, 1909
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HOSTESS.

Experienced. immediate openings, perma-
Shops. 1:fOh r st n u
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HELP WOMEN.
BAKERS,
WAITRESSES

BAKERS,
White or colored women, experienced. for
model bakery: excellent salary. Apply
MATTRESSES,
to IS; so6d Salary S[ Apply zoos Eye ST.
NV. Thursday TO 5.
WAITRESS,
Must be experienced. Apply 5sl5 Georgia
ave. NV.
BUS GIRLS,
colored, age 20 to 80. size 10 to 20; night
or day work; good salary, advancement.
Apply 1874 Upshur ST. NV.
MATTRESSES.
1915 Georgia Ave.
COAT AND SUIT HANDS for our
alteration department, expert
enced only.
JOS. R. HARRIS CO.
1924 F st.
COLOR ARTIST
For portrait work; must be fast: SIS week
70 start. Apply Rembrandt Studio, 70S
SALESWOMEN.
HIGHS ICE CREAM STORES.
Between ages Of 8 AND 40. eAp}erience }ee e
not necessary; but must have at least ::
and able to furnish good character refer
ence. Apply mornings between $50 and
II am, 1926 Half st. Sc.
CAFETERIA ATTENDANTS.
Women between the ages 90 and 35.
Permanent employmentt with opppogtqnbitgy 4 Y
ST. NV, Room lO1. between $50 am.
and 5 pm. Monday throueh Friday
MILLINER,
Steady or part-time work. Apply Knicker-
booker Hat Shop. 1928 F St NV.
MATTRESSES WANTED,
Good salary and tips. Greystone ReStau-
rant. $50 N. Glebe rd, Arlington, Va.
CH. 1873.
FILTERS,
Must be thoroughly experieeInced on I'm fne
Kaplowitz, 18th st. between f and
StS. NV,
ALTERATION HANDS,
Must be thoroughly experienced on iine
coats, suits dresses. Kaplowitz, 18Th
>. between E and sts. NV.
BOOKKEEPER,
Experienced, bright young woman, unusual
opportunity. Apply all week. Kaplowitz
18Th st. between E and F SITS. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. FOR
MARYLAND JOB, EXPERT
FNCED. GOOD GES,
STEADY WORK. PHONE
SLIGO 1929 OR SH. 2033.
SALESWOMAN TO TAKE
CHARGE OF BLOU Sc,
SPORTSMAN AND ACCES-
sorry DEPT; MUST BE EX-
PERIENCED APPLY RIZIK
BROS, ITO CONN. AVE.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of calcu-
lating machine and comp
tometer operator. Apply en-
ployment Office. 9th floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-11

WOODWARD & LOTHR0P
desires the services of calcu-
lating machine and comp
tometer operator. Apply en-
plOVment Office. 9th floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-11

A. assistant. experienced in restaurant or
hotel WORK. under 40 wars OLD typlng
ability helpful no Sunday. Apply 10
II m. or 80 p M, TallyHo Restaurant,
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SALESWOMEk.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

EALESLADY 10 sell buttons and Eoti
The Button Shop, 7@5 Ilth NV
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WOOD CCLnGGE.
fl2cen1 ant Dept. 7lO lLJn ST NV

eIacement Dept. 10 lzth ST. NV.
STENOGS. AT ONCE.
STENOGS. GO), Defense: S135 a month
STENOG.. legal Sl25 month.
STENOG., engineering; S15O a month.
SIENOG.. assoc; $50 week
IYPISI-P. B; x; ODr.. S1SS22.5O week.
TYPIST. eyDd.: S2h-So5 week
BOORKEEPERS, S@O-S:;0 week.
WE HAVE BETTER POSITIONS.
l5-"5. OpennC Daily. No charge unless
placed. Investigate before paying regis
lratIon fees for any position.
BOYD'S SERVICE.
12:!:' s.. Established @5 Years
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HELP MEN.
tCOntinued)

MAN. colored, young; general houSework
boarding house; must be sober and honest
$40 monthly, room and board. 1924
Harvard St NV
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BUS GIRLS.

Must be experienced. Apply 59l5 Georgi
ave. NV.
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FILTERS,
ALTERATION HANDS.

Must be thoroughly experienced on f1ne
suits. COatS. dresses. Apply all week
Kaplowitz, 18th st. between f and
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced 50
week. S2m-Kay Beauty Salon. 2465 18th
st NV HO S05S
Evening star., 1942-01-18

we are going to use them, we shall
not know what kind of weapons we
need and the proportionate guam
titles Of each which we shall need
at each anticipated stage Of the
war. For this sort of planning we
still lack the necessary co-ordinat-
ing agencies, both nationally and in
the field Of inter-Allied corporation.
It Is to be hoped-and, indeed,
there is some reason to believe
that such agencies are under careful
consideration and that we may soon
see them develop into actual being.
A grand strategy Of production
must be co-ordinated with q grand
strategy of operations and . grand
strategy Of national and Allied
policy. It Is only thus that the war
can be shortened and victory at
tanned without unnecessary loss,
suffering and destruction.
There will be enough blood, sweat
and tears poured out as the neces-
sary price Of that victory In any
case: the smaller the price we must
pay for it, the better use we shall be
able to make of it when 1t is won.
(Copyrisht 1912. New York Tribune. Inc)
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Air Transport Service
Is Formed by Navy

Formation Of q naval air trans.
port service to facilitate transpor-
tation Of naval personnel and cargo
was announced yesterday by the
Navy Department. Designed not to
compete with civil and commercial
air services, it will operate directly
under the chief Of naval operations
and will be subject to existing naval
regulations.
Present plans call for squadrons
to be located at Norfolk, Va; Kansas
City, Kans., and Alameda, Calf
1t was pointed out that Navy planes
always have been used to transport
officers and men as well as cargo,
but 1t Is expected that this trans
portation will be placed on a more
emcient basis when it maintains
regular schedules.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Need for Coordination Of Political Warfare
With Military Factor Shown by Rio Por|ey

| this would undoubtedly have . pro-
found effect on the fortunes of our
policies at Rio. Similar action in
the Pacific in the vicinity of the
Vichy-controlled Marquesas Islands
also would be useful, in less degree.
Might Alter Military Decisions.
But, Of course, unless such opera
tions have long been under way,
they are not likely to come suddenly
to head just now. They are men,
toned here only as an indication
Of the need for long-range planning,
in which both the military and po-
litical elements of any given situa-
ton are to be taken INTO account.
We could then weigh the risks Of
military action-with our strictly
limited available fighting force-not
only in the scales Of sound military
judgment, but also gain q just COM
parison with the political advan-
tages which might be reaped. In
some cases this would tend to alter
the decisions which might De
reached on military considerations
alone.
Having taken one tremendous
step forward in the creation of q
one-man production and procure
ment authority for the direction of
our huge industrial effort. we might
now we'll consider the coordination
of our military effort both with
production and with policy.
Need for Coordination.
We are going to have the weapons
but until we have determined how
Evening star., 1942-01-18
R. A. F. Flyers Attend
BuptismuI Rites

Royal Air Force aviators formed
q guard of honor when John Erland
Sandison was baptized In . Meth
odist Church In Belfast. Two long
lines Of troops from the forces Of
the father, Flight 1t. Robert San
Olson, were drawn up on either side
of the church entrance to receive
the infant and his parents when the
ceremony ended.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Belgian Bookmorks
Show Scorn for Nozis

Belgians are thinking every day
of new ways to show disapproval OF
the Nazi invaders. It Is now the
fashion for women in Brussels to
carry books with snowy bookmarks
on which notices such as these are
boldly displayed: THE Day Will
Come; He Who Laughs Last
Laughs Longest; waiting Does
Not Mean Renunciation":: Silence
Does Not Mean Approval"
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Moving Picture Makers
Ask Mexico's Aid

Mexico's national motion pictures
union has petitioned President Ca
macho for onlcial help that more
and better pictures can be made for
the war time markets. The union
also has asked establishment of .
bank in Mexico City for financing
the film industry as 1t seeks attain
ihent Of such q goal.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

studying labor and other problems
the country will face after the war,
Secretary Perkins pointed out. job
separation insurance, public works,
particularly public housing, and the
retraining of men and women for
peacetime occupations are some OF
the methods that could be used to
curb postwar unemployment, she
said.
Imitation will bear harder upon
the working people and the poor
than any one else" she warned.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Conservation Of Puper

Every citizen is called upon
to see that not a pound of paper
is wasted. Demand from every
clerk that any unnecessary
wrapping of packages or un-
necessary use Of paper bags be
dispensed with.
Waste paper for paperboard
is vital to the packaging of a
great quantity of war equip
ment.
Do not burn newspapers, but,
when you have saved enough
for a bundle, give them to the
school children who are CO.
operating In the defense pro-
gram with the parent-teacher
organization in The Stars
campaign for retaining old
newspapers.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

The Charm Chair, manufactured by j. L. Chase
Company, typi6es our idea of a truly fine chair.
Superior quality, honest craftsmanship, inspired
design and absolute maximum comfort. Avail.
able in a wide choice of stunning cotton and linen
textures. May be correctly used in modern or
English rooms. Pictured in yellow and fray cot.
to, ton and and! linen texture with silk bouil- 7Q5O
Evening star., 1942-01-18

Modern Regency Tufted. Back Lounge Chair.
Upholstered in combination of floral textures and
simulated leather with brass nail trim. Masnif.
table stmuant to the room you have in mind.
A price that you can hardly hope to 20 IN
duplicate later on. On sale at----- O1.OO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
IIIiteracy Believed No Bar
To Fitness for Army Life
By BENJAMIN DE CASSERES

phrase common good" Doesn't
that have the ring of Hitler.
Mussolini and Stain? What is
this "common-good"?
So enamored is this pro-col-
lectivist English professor of
Hitler and Mussolini that he
says on page 234:
IF they escape they should
be subjected to no indictment
save that of history and suffer
no penalty save that of perma-
nent isolation In some remote
and secure place"
So they could stage comebacks
la Napoleon? And what place
is remote" and Secure" these
days? And why leave job of
simple justice 10 history?
1t is astonishing that a book
so alien to all that England and
the United States are ostensibly
fighting for should be published
today. 1t is anti-American and
anti-British in all that is essenti-
ally our ideals and ways ofNife.
Conditions of Peace" is ~not
for United States Americans
and L do not believe many Eng
lishmen will relish it. 1t advo-
Gates all that the United Nations
are warning against.
WELL, this is the way l look
w at it. Professor Carr:
Wanted for murder, treason,
theft and torture by the civilized
human beings OF the world:
Adolf Hitler, former postcard
peddler. The man who made the
acts of Napoleon look saint-like.
Emperor Hirohito, alias The
Sun-God."
Benito Mussolini. Looks like
a Gilbert and Sullivan Caesar.
Vidkung Quisling. Trave
under the label of First Bishop
of Norway"
Pierre Laval. Traitor TO
France. Can be identified by his
white tie and his laugh of fear.
Hans Frank. Governor-ge
eral of Poland. A monster OF
massacre and torture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Retailers Doing Big Job

ID EGINNING yesterday retailers OF the nation nave
ID undertaken a stupendous task.
1T the request of the treasury department they are
devoting their entire facilities TO the job of selling within
the month of July less than one billion dollars worth
Of war stamps and bonds --------A --
Large numbers of them, probably most of them, will
themselves nut into securities for their own account
four per cent Of the amount of their total July sales
which of course will in itself amount to many millions OF
dollars
The gigantic effort opening officially with an all out
for victory slogan really climax of work by the
retail merchants who have since December been inen
sivey engaged selling stamps and bonds at booths
across their and through the leisure time voun
tary activities of employees.
THE retail trades of America the best in the world
BY their direct payments of taxes on their properties
and of their and by their collections of excise
taxes they contribute heavy portion of the costs of
normal government.
BY ralyng their to support the war effort
they with act of patriotism their splendid record
of service to the people of the country.
They should not really have to ask the public to buy
this item of merchandise which they now offer.
Every customer should gladly add as large percent
age possible the price of purchases and ask for the
privileges of investing this percentage in the for
democracy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Day Should Be Here

GONE day in the not far-dstant future vessel,
- from destroyer to capital battleshp without arpane
equipment will be looked archaic warshp with
out radio.
Senator Gillette of Iowa is far-seeing enough to de-
mand this vital equipment of Congress in considering all
future-and current-naval bills.
He told the Senate the other day that
II hopeful that immediate attention will be given
to suppementng carrier strength by combining units for
both ofense and defense air compliments for all
ships large enough to accommodate them
I'm this a battleship, cruiser or even smaller
vessel should not be entirely dependent carrierbased
planes but should itself carry offensive and defensive
units consisting of bombers torpedo planes and
naissance planes"
CENATOR GILLETTE also told the Senate that he
- reliably informed that the Japanese mount
ing fighter planes and small bombers destroyers
The Army and Navy Journal has Endorsed this idea
by suggesting that ALL capital ships of the future should
be combination battleships and airplane carriers.
The great value of airpane carriers in this has
been demonstrated beyond shadow of doubt.
All vessels should be carriers and all carriers
vessels
It is said that "the day of the batteshp is past"
The day of the bateshp-carer, the cruiser-carrier
and the destroyer-carrier should be HERE.