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Evening star., 1942-04-06
Cattle Ticks
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

To many people, the name tick
brings to mind the bloated creature
they have tried to pry loose from
Fido after trip in the woods or
fields. Some have read of the
terrible losses caused by cattle ticks
transmitting fever to humans as
well as to animals. The estimates
covering the loss due to the ac-
tivities of cattle ticks at one time
amounted to 500 y000, 900 annually
Since those dark days, the tick has
been wiped out in many parts of
the country.
The work of determination is be-
ing carried further and great strides
have been taken toward wiping out
this insidiouS foe. Today, the loss
of cattle due to ticks is still about
$2,502, 900 annually. You will not
wonder at this figure when you
read about the habits of these
creatures and see how dificult it is
to outwit them.
Ticks are wholly parasitic. They
exist at the expense OF mammal or
bird. They belong to the family
Evening star., 1942-04-06
Monticello Rites to Open
Jefferson BicentennjoI
By the Associated Press,

BY The ASSociated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, April
6.-Ceremonies observing the ls9th
anniversary of the birth Of Thomas
Jefferson and inaugurating the bi-
centennial celebration OF his birth
will be held at Monticello and at
the University Of Virginia next Mon
day.
Other celebrations will be held
throughout the country, arranged
Evening star., 1942-04-06

by the Bicentennial Commission, of
which Senator Glass, Democrat, Of
Virginia Is chairman.
DR.. Dixon Ryan Fox, president Of
Union College. Schenectady. N. Y,
will deliver the Founders Day ad-
dress at the university and also will
speak at exercises at Jefferson's
grave In Monticello.
Evening star., 1942-04-06

sales, the National Women's Chris
ton Temperance Union says, add
ing that I'VE feel that sale of beer
inside Army camps and In naval
shore stations is creating new Gus
toners from among the Nations
soldier youth"
In a statement on the 9th ami
versary of the relegahzation of beer
the w. C. T. U. said beer con-
sumption in January. 1912, was 123,-
048,043 gallons. an increase of "a
s40,106 gallons over January. 1s41
No figures were available by the
union on sale Of beer in Army CAMPS.
Evening star., 1942-04-06
Yale Scientist to Head
Natural History Museum

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 6.-Dr. Albert
Eide Parr Of Yale University will be-
come director of the American Mu-
scum Of Natural History June l,
Acting President A. Perry Osborn
announced yesterday.
DIR. Parr. head of Yale's Peabody
Museum for the last four years, sue
ceeds Roy Chapman Andrews, noted
explorer, who resigned November 10.
Born in Norway, DR.. Parr at Al is
regarded as one of the worlds out
standing scientists in marine re-
search and oceanogrsphy. In 1882,
he led the first oceanographic inves-
tigation ever made in the Gulf of
Mexico.
Evening star., 1942-04-06
Heavy Toll of Jews
In Russiu Reported
By the Associated Press.

KUIBYSHEV. Russia, April g.
The Anti-Fascist Jewish Committee
reported yesterday the Germans
have killed $4,000 Jews in and
around Minsk. $4,000 at Odessa and
tens Of thousands" in Lithuania,
Latvia and Estonia
In Estonia, the report said, the
entire Jewish population, numbering
$500, was wiped out.
Evening star., 1942-04-06
II You
6ef Up Nights
You Can't Feel Riqhf

II you have to get up or more times .
night your rest is broken and it's no wonder
II you feel old and run down before your
time. Functional rather than organic or sys.
temic Kidney and Bladder troubles often
may be the cause Of many pains and symp-
toms simply because the Kidneys may -
tired and not working fast enough in hltef-
ing and removing irritating excess acids,
you get up nights or suffer from burning.
scanty or frequent passages. leg pxtns, back
ache. or swollen ankles. due 10 non-organie
bles. yssH make ne mistake In trying the
prescription called Cystsx. Because 1t has
given sueh jsyous, happy relief In 30 high
percentage sf such easea. Oyster 10 sold un .
empty package unless completely satisftc.
tory te ysu. CysteE costs only 35c at drug
(ist1 and Me guarantee protects you.
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HELP MEN.


TOP-NOTCH SALESMEN.
Our top-notch salesman earns an aver
age OF $3.50 weekly. He came to US last
spring without experience. He learned
our business in days We gave him
plenty OF prospects to call upon. His
product Is necessary and not affected by
war, priorities or credit turn-downs. We
can use more top-notch statesmen. II you
feel you can qualify apply in person 10
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY,
3201 Bladensburg Rd NE.
Evening star., 1942-04-06

Old paper makes fine cardboard.
Cardboard makes wrappers for
shells. You know what we can do
with shells. So give the Government
your old paper.
Evening star., 1942-04-06
HELP MEN.
fN~AktatsAA

NIGHT CLERK. $50 month. room With
office, Wisconsin 1915.
OFFICE WoRKERs-Let us show you how
to use your evenings profitably. National
Apply Mr.. Gardner. 7os second National
Bank Bldg, 1881 g st. NV.
PAINTERS. must be sober. Apply ready TO
work Monday morning. 1920 Irving st.
PHARMACIST. day work only. 9 days week.
pected. BOX i24-V. Star.
PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER and laborman.
Must be experienced. Apply Goldcraft
Portraits, G16 18th st. NV.
PLUMBING AND HEATING sERVICEMEN
wanted at once; steady work: good pay.
PoRTERs for night work. Apply before
pm. Cathedral Pharmacy, 5000 Con-
PORTER AND DISHWASHERr colored, part
time or full time. Apply National Drug
Co. 1000 Conn. ave. NV.
PREssER. experienced. Rigs Tailors, 500
10th st. NV.
PREssER. experienced; steady. good pay.
PREssER, fuIl-time or psrt-time: refer
ence: private shop. 37ll Georgia ave.
NV.
RADIO SERVICEMEN for outside work;
steady; good pay. Box 8S-V. Star.
REFRIGERATOR sERvICEMEN for outside
work: steady; good Day. Box 87-V Star.
SALESMAN. must have references and be
beyond draft age. Apply between 5 and g.
See Mr.. Smith, 1913 You st. NV.
statesmen go. free to travel. Drawing
account against commission: $40 draw.
Phone one Mr; Gurley eyi, National $50 betSSsen
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT: perr1a-
nent position for reliable man. Williams
ESQ Station. 9th and SITS. NV.
SHORT ORDER COOK AND COUNTER
man. Little Garden. 1928 M st. NV.
SODA MAN. experienced. Apply Petworth
Pharmacy. 420l Georgia ave. NV.
SPOTTERS, experienced: steady work.
Presser, shipping clerk, dry cleaner, washer,
silk presser. 1893 Buchanan st. NV.
TAILOR AND PREssER. combin alton;
good salary. steady job. Apply 63O5 Geor-
gia ave. NV.
THIRD CLASS ENGINEER, rough spoilers,
shipping clerks, pTesser; good pay 1888
Buchanan st.
TRUCK MECHANIC APPRENTICES, Is to
2l; must have mechanical aptitude. We
teach you the business. Box CIV, Star.
WATCHMAN. steady position with old es-
tabliShed concern in Falls Church. Va.
State age, references. Box 24V, Star.
dry. Apply Capital Laundry, Is st. s.w.
YOUNG MEN, need 3, to complete travel
ins crew, can earn SIS per day to start.
Room 424, Bond Bldg, 1406 New York
ave. NV.
liable man as dealer. Write Box 24l-V'a
Star
Evening star., 1942-04-06

Ixodidae: order Acarina, class
Arachnida. This order also includes
mites Of many kinds There are IS
American species out Of the $50
known.
Cattle ticks resemble one another
closely. II you are able to recognize
one specie, you can readily identify
others, and 1t Is advisable TO kill
all of them on sight.
An adult tick literally lives on It's
victim while drinking its life blood
1t has strong cutting mandibles; the
beak Is thrust into the skin OF its
host. and the stout, recurved teeth
on the beak anchor this persistent
parasite to its food supply.
The mother cattle tick Is about
one-fourth of an inch long, some
what flattened and gg-shaped, and
Of yellowish or slate color. Her
Evening star., 1942-04-06
Permanent Salaried Positions

With nationally known corporation for men
who can qualify. u 8 citizens not imme-
distely subject to selective service and with
education or practical experience in cleo
tricity needed for maintenance Of complex
electrical equipment. Attractive salary
paid during training period. Secure future
with excellent opportunity for Advancement
in position and salary. State name, ad-
dress, age, education, experience, selectlve
service status and phone number. AL re-
plies held strictly confidential. Box
Evening star., 1942-04-06
HELP MEN & WOMEN.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

BUSINESS.
OFFICE CLERK. age 3O-35, $50 wk. Also
clerk-typist, S25 wk. Apply 227 Pond
Blds., 14th and N. Y. ave. 81
WANTED,
SECRETARIES AND OFFICE WORKERS.
For immediate placement in excellent
WOOD COLLEGE.
Placement Dept. 710 14th st. NV.
OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN.
S2O-S35 WK.. NO REGISTRATION FEE.
THE ADAMS AGENCY,
204 Colorado Bldg. 14th and G NV.
WANTED AT ONCE.
Stenog. legal. $50 wk.
Stenog., patent law, S27.50 wk-
Stenog., nat assoc, Sl,S00.
Stenog., inst, S110 mo.
Stenog beg and exper., S19-S26 vk.
BOOKKEEPERS, $40 wk. up.
TYPISTS, S25 wk.
Bkpr, machine operators. $25-S30 VIZ.
Receptionists, $20-S22 so vk.
Dry cleaning clks., $50 wk.
Nurses reg, prae., S1S-S25 wk.
Engineers. all kinds. good salaries.
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
r~'r G 81. Cv-. . v--p MA "''
Evening star., 1942-04-06
A. H. DONDERO, Inc.
l7lS PennSylvania Ave. NV.

NIGHT WATCHMAN,
Elderly man. to work as
watchman and help in en-
CINE rm. Sober and depend
able. 7 nights, $21 per week.
Box 316-V, Star.
Evening star., 1942-04-06

Three 80 coatmakers wanted at once
II you are now employed and are interested
in bettering yourself, We have a fine op-
portunity for you. Steady, all-year-round
work under ideal working conditions with
unusually good pay. All replies will be
held strictly confidential for your protec-
ton. Apply on Monday or Tuesday or call
National UsI3 for evening appointment.
A. H. DONDERO, Inc.
Evening star., 1942-04-06
Kitchen Men and

DlSnWdSherS.
No Sunday work: experience necessary.
Apply lO-I1 am. or 3-5 pm. S12 18th
Evening star., 1942-04-06

PLUMBER, 1st-class; come
prepared for work. Rear 2022
Columbia rd. See foreman,
Mr.. OuigleV.
Evening star., 1942-04-06

SPECTAE NOIICkS.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills made other than by myself. POWELL
II. JONES. 36l1 Warder st. NV. g.
Evening star., 1942-04-06
WANTED-2 MEN
COIORED MEN

to hours daily; international grocery
concern has choice established food routes
available. not affected by defense program.
Good income. Permanent. Apply 1908
st NV q TO II Am
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
TASTY DESSERT

information, telephone Joan Dean Cherry $780, Line 347
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
New Cheese
Developed
In Iowa
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

IT'S PARTICULARLY fitting
that in this. Cheese Week for
All America, we tell about
new blue or Roquefort type
cheese which has been developed
in Iowa. Researchers in the
dairy industry department AT
Iowa State College spent years
in analyzing Roquefort. most
famous Of foreign cheese.
Legen d had c GA X Q this
French product. seemingly limit
ing its manufacture TO a certain
section of France. The Iowa
scientists pierced the veil Of
mystery 10 learn the technical
and scientific reasons for its
particular qualities.
That accomplished. they de-
veloped, after long, patient and
careful experimenting, this dis
tinctly new American cheese Of
the Roquefort type.
May Order Direct
Later the manufacture was
taken over by an Iowa dairy
from which one may order the
product direct. An entire wheel
weighing at least four pounds
is priced AT $3.50 with trans
portation prepaid.
A brand new plant has been
designed for the single purpose
Of producing this one cheese.
Behind the plant a large cave
has been excavated and lined
with concrete. In this man-made
cavern, modern air conditioning
equipment maintains the same
cool, even temperature and
proper humidity the year round.
Storage capacity is such that
aging can be done carefully and
slowly under ideal conditions.
Spreads Readily
This new cheese will spread
readily If the portion 10 be used
is permitted 10 reach room tenn
perature after removal from
refrigerator.
For use in cooking IN the
crumbled state, cut off the nee
eSSary quantity ahead Of time
and permit il 10 dry slightly
before using. After standing in
the refrigerator you will find
that this cheese cuts clean and
is just right for use on the
cheese tray at snack or dessert
time.
Enriched Root Beer
New 10 Detroit is an early
American root beer enriched
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
MiIIiner
Introduces
.DHat a Week
BY JOAN DEAN

THE STOREKEEPERS have
fun, in spite Of wartime head
aches. For instance, one halter
in downtown apparel store
thought up a game 10 make
bonnet-bartcring more interest
ing and. Of course, sell more
merchandise.
He started out with several
fur felt hats, set them of in a
niche which is labeled Fashion
Five, and plans to add one
more each week. It's sort of
like Book-of-t Month. only on
a weekly basis and no SUBJ
Scriphons involved.
EVERY HAT is different from
the others. except for the 50
price tag which adornS all. And
that is indeed a mighty liberal
tariff for fur fcltS why, just
last spring we heard on all sides
that fur felt would be as rare
as hens teeth by now,
But these arc the same soft
fcltS OF years past, though
they're made up in the berets,
stovepipe Silhouettes and swirl
brims that arc Enthusiastically
1912.
KID SISTERS generation has
come out with another brain
child 10 take The oldster'S
funnybone. They're painting
the rims Of their eyeglasses with
The same nail polish that en-
hanceS their finger-tips.
Seems 10 work like a charm.
II they get the uroe 10 change
KolorS, out comes the polish re-
hover and a remodelng takes
place. one CHEEKY maiden even
appeared in bluc-tiupcd goggles
10 match a hair bow But they
were inspired by hieh-hued sun
glasses.
HAVE YOU noticed the win
Try version Of our hair orna-
rentS? Well they're felt bows,
sprinklcd with colored flowers
and Just AS cute as kittens.
There are wee rcplcas for ear
rings. too
SCarfs arc taking on rev
Importance this year, for use as
ascots under your solid color
suits II YOU should step out
m all black from head 10 toe.
Just add a ccriSc scarf or yell
low ono Don't tie II =.
cross II loosely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

IT'S TRUE that The mother
tO-be must "eat for two But
this applies only 10 the protec-
I've foods. not 10 the carbo-
hydrateS and fats that arc low
or lacking in the nutritional
essentials.
If you were 10 indulge in
sweets, rich desserts, and All
kinds Of fattening foods during
the months prior TO the baby'S
arrival, you would run two
risks.
For one thing. you would
almost certainly put on too
much weight,
For another, you might fail
20 get the essential materials
IN the extra amounts needed.
Building Materials
You need certain building
materials IN greater amounts
than usual.
These are the complete pro-
TEN, mineral and VitaminS
which you get IN milk, eggs,
cheese team meats, fruits, vege-
tables and whole grain bread
and cereal.
Your protective food list is
doubly important al this time.
To the protective food list,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

New 10 Detroit is an early
American root beer enriched
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

with dextrose. This is the chief
fuel sugar of the body thus
termed because it is quickly
absorbed and utilized
In these days of defense work
and volunteer activity quick
pick-ups are favorites in fore
stalling fatigue.
New Vanilla
This war is causing A lot Of
changes in the food industry and
almost every week we see some
strange package on grocerS'
shelves. Now it's a new and
different vanilla flavor.
1t was developed last fall
when alcohol became so scarce,
due TO the vital need that war
industries have for this raw
material
This new and different SUBJ
stitute for pure vanilla extract
is made with a sherry wine base.
II is full strength to be used
spoonful for spoonful where
recipes call for pure vanilla ex-
tract. The flavor does not bake
out as readily in the oven or
freeze out in the refrigerator
when used in frozen desserts.
A siX-ounce bottle costs about
IS cents.
To know where these new
products may be obtained, call
Prudence Penny, The Detroit
Times, Cherry $500. ext. 328.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
BETTER CARE-LONGER
WEAR"

WHEN YOU come in out Of
the rain, don't put wet shoes by
the radiator TO dry.
Heat willis the leather-cauSeS
II TO shrink. Stuff those shoes.
with paper or brace with shoe
-tFees-they dry away from di-
rect heat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

Leather is a material OF war.
The better the care you give
your shoes the longer they will
last.
Help your state meet its War
Bond Quota by putting every
penny saved into bonds and
stamps.
L. s. Treasury Dept.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

Berries are in season all year
round now that we have the
fresh frosted variety so here's A
tip that's good any time
strawberries atop orange taplOca
pudding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Supplementary Diet

AaloFleA
: squares butter 2oo
4 slices whole grain bread gao
serving eggs, cheese or meat $50
servings potatoes rice or macs
r0ni 200
Sugar and cooking fat 200
etc. POO
1870
The foods on the first list
are the ones you must have.
But if you have a tendency TO
gain too much weight, some of
the calories in the energy
yielding part of the diet can
be restricted.
You could practically elimi-
nate the last 600 calories in the
supplementary diet and you
could cut down on the servings
of butter, breaa-esgs and meat.
But you must not make any
change whatsoever either as
10 quantity or quality, in the
minimal protective diet.
Unless you have several
hours of exposure TO direct
sunlight every day, you need
two teaspoonfuls of codliver oil
for vitamin ID.
This vitamin is extremely inn
portant 10 the utilization OF
calcium and phosphorus.
TOMORROW Exercises for
the expectant mother.
Copyright. 1912 ny King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

WOMEN TODAY are turning
10 quiltmsking as handiworN
that fascinateS and is so service
able, too. This three-patch quilt.
Whirlaway, Is easy even for A
beginner.
Pattern 223 contains accurate
pattern pieces; diagram Of
block; instructions for cutting.
sewing and finishing, yardageS;
diagram of quilt.
Send IL cents in coins for this
pattern TO The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department. 1925 Times
Square, Detroit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

TENDER YOUNG carrots.
shredded ralsIns lemon Juice and
a bit Of salt combine IN a salad
10 delight the famIlys sweet
tooth. The lemon juice empha-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Protective Food Diet
For Ladies in Waiting
BY IDA JEAN KAN

energy foods may be added
according 10 your needs.
The amounts of the energy
foods that are needed vary with
the individual. To make il
easier 10 distinguish between
the foods you must have and
those YOU can take or leave.
DR. Carl r. Wegner has divided
the dietary requirements dur
ing pregnancy into two parts,
the daily minimal diet and the
supplementary energy yielding
foods Here are both:
Protective Diet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

CaiorieG
quart whole milk as beverage or
used m cooking $50
egg 70
serving lean meat $50
raw vegetables - lettuce celery
tomato cabbage, carrots etc,
without sugar or oily dressing Is
cooked vegetables green beans,
carrbtN greens. spinach. etc.
without fat 80
3 servings fruit -- half the fruit
should be unC0Oked as oranges.
grapefruit pineapple peaches
lemons, apples. berries. etc. with
out sugar or cream 200
slices whole grain bread or IL
ounces whole grain cereal 100
! square butter, p inch thick 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

These four fur felt hats are the start
ers in an add -hat-a-week system al
local store Upper left, a shirred brim
cloche in black, navy. green and brown.
Lower left, pompadour hat with high,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

sizes the sweetness Of the car
rotS.
Good additions 10 this salad
are a sprinkle Of shredded CO.
conut or chopped nuts. Shredded
dates may replace raiSlnS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

self-bow in black, brown and green Upper
right, perching beret with grograin bow
IN brown or black. Lower right, a cavalier
hat with gray quill in black, brown navy
and turf. Each hat is priced at S..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-14
UNCLESAM OFFERS
 LEGAL POSITIONS
Civil Service Privileges Now Extended to Quali-
 flying Lawyers

Applications may be obtained at the local postoffice for the first civil service attorney examination which will bring federal legal positions into the classified civil service system. The positions pay from $2,000 to $3,200 per year. Announcement also has been made by the civil service commission of vacancies for posi- tions of Naval Architect and Marine Engineer.
 A written test will be given to candidates for legal positions. No experience is required for the posi- tion paying $2,OO0. Senior law stu dents and graduates who have not been admitted to the bar may apply for the position of law clerk which pays $1 800 per year. The closing date for applications is August 21, 1942.
 Salaries for Naval and Marine positions range from $2,600 to $5,-' 800. No written examination will Be given but applicants must present proof of completion of a four-year course in engineering or architec- ture at a recognized college or four years of comparable experience. One year of professional experience is also required, for the $2,60O job.
 Further information may be ob- tained from Frank x. Keefe, local representative of the civil service board, at the post soffice building.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-14

should, have added few feminine frills to their primitive surround. inps. Platforms of bamhoo, covered with eucalyptus bark, have replaced the mud tent floors. Drab Army cots look gay under colorful spreaos and wild flowers bloom by the tent- flap doors.
 The soldiers, being more prac- tical gardeners, are raising vegeta- hles. This IS a valuable hobby pe- cause the Japanese gardeners, who grew most of the islands vegetables, have been interned. It's also up 10 these 2Oth century pioneers to solve the refrigeration problem by pro viding fresh meat and nsn re uuently for the table.
 That isn't much of problem Deer are so plentiful here as to pc almost pest, and a scouting party can always bring back one or two. Fish can be had almost for the drop of a line inside the coral reels that surround the island. When the SOL d,ers are in hurry they borrow the native dynamite technique, ana secure fish for the whole camp III few minutes They've also learned from the natives where crabs ana oysters are to be found, ana now both these delicacies are served as Army chow when there's time 10 collect them.
 Life still isn't like home, or course. The nurses still have to wash their hair in buckets or coio water. hang their laundry In the woods and straighten tents when they collapse at night. And they must carry all water from streams since the dry season put improvised shower baths out of business.
 The soldiers aren't lacking in do- mestic initiative, either. For m stance, six pr!vates built wooden house on hill. It was too hot, so they tore of part of a wall ana re- placed it with sacking. Now when it's warm they wet the burlap and, presto-air conditioning.
 Another group of artillery officers have rigged up a tub heated by waste powder from firing practice. They have the only hot batns III New Caledonia,
 SOLDIERS MISS
 READING, MOVIES
 What the men miss most are books and magazines, movies and enough dates to go around. But they don't lack for recreation. The several Army bands give concerts, and there is an occasional nome talent" show. Besides hunting and fishing. there are such sports as swimming, baseball and ping pong. And if the soldiers still have time on their hands, those who don't