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DETROIT TIMES, May 27)

Many Americans wonder why the
Free and Fighting French under
Gen. Giraud have not been suppor-
ted by the Free French under Gen.
DE Gaulle.
Gen. Giraud has been selected by
England and America as leader of
the Fighting French.
Americans ask:
''Is it merely Gallo temperament
which has SO. far prevented the full
recognition of his authority by the
De Gaulle faction?"
Not at all.
There exists in this dissension a
basic difference of policy and Prin-
ciple-a fundamental division of
POLITICAL factions.
Gen. Giraud represents Repub-
lican France.
Gen. De Gaulle represents Com
munist France.
Ger. De Gaulle is supported by
the political faction which was
guided in French politics by Presi-
dent Blum - the faction which was
responsible for the industrial dis
organization of France before the
war -, the faction which condoned
the sit-down strikes and induced
the raising of the flag of bolshe-
vism over the French naval vessels.
In plain fact, the Communist
faction, the Blum faction which
permitted the introduction of Rus
sian bolshevism into France and
it's domination in French political
affairs, supports De Gaulle and
has long stubbornly refused to CO.
operate with the Fighting Repub-
lican French under Gen. Giraud.
Indeed, BOLSHEVIST RUSSIA
ITSELF intruded into the present
military situation as far back as
eight months ago to give full re-
cognition and support to De Gaulle
Reviewing the news dispatches
Of that time we find the following
dispatch from Washington:
"The movement of Gen. De Gaul-
lie today gained new strength and
prestige in the family of United
Nations through an official an
nouncement by the Fighting French
delegation in Washington disclosing
that Russia has extended to the
De Gaulle movement, the greatest
degree of recognition it has yet
received from any of the Allied
governments.
"Under the terms of a new ag-
reement between the French nat.
ional committee and the Soviets
the Russian government has deci
ded to recognize De Gaulle's or
ganization as, the directing instru
ment of fighting France and the
only one qualified to organize the
participation in the war of French
citizens and territories"
Russia was shrewdly and deceit
fully maneuvering to retain il
France after the war the Influence
she has established there before
the war-the Influence she intend.
to establish in EVERY European
country if she is victorious in tn,
war AND in her postwar plans.
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portee' in Sberia). But we do
know that out two Bolshevist dali
lies in the United States were for
ced to publish a bigy' loud wall
about the way in which Lithuan-
ians are not only supporting Am
erica's war effort and of the prin-
ciples of the Atlantic Charter, but
also the way they are fighting to
win back Lithuania's freedom a
gainst the desires of Russia. A
fellow by the name of Paul Ra-
tomskis, who is styled as an cat
tache of the Soviet Consulate in
New York;. goes around the Lith-
uanian settlements in the United
States and Canada, trying to win
adherents the cause of selling
Lithuania to Russia.
THEREFORE, we repeat, it's
nice to be a man of simple faith,
like the genial Mr. Yakhontoff.
Russia is in earnest = only she's
in earnest the other way around.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-02
PETRAS URBONAS Birze

lio 20 isvyko kariuomene.
Prizes isvykstant jis uzsira-
Sc knyga "Timeless Lithuania"
ir atnaujino savo tevams Dir
va. Petras mego studijuoti
Lietuviu tautos kline ir kali
ba ir seniau rasinedavo spau-
dole straipsnelius.
10 sesuo, Alice, buvo isvy-
kus Kalifornijon, kur pralei-
do iris menesius. Siomis die
nomis gryzo j Clevelanda.
Birzelio %, Vytautui Malo-
niui buvo surengta isleistuviu
vakarelis tevu namuose. Jis
Birzelio 20 iSvyko kariuome-
men.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-02
DALYVAUKIT VAKARIE-
NEJE

Vietiniai kurie noretu daily
vault draugiskoje vakarieneje
SUI sveciais is kitty miestu, pra-
somi greituoju uzsisakyti vie
tas telefonuojant p. Karpiui,
EN- 4486, arba 20 4144.
Vakariene bus 7 val, SEX
madieni, Liepos 4 d., Fenway
Hall Hotel, Euclid ave. ir E.
10th St. Tikietas $3.50.
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KARSCIAI PASIBAIGE

Ilgai bedavoje Clevelandie-
ciai saltu ir lietingu pavasa-
riu, buvo uzklupti sausros ir
karscio kuris tesesi II dienu.
kelias dienas per karscius tenn
peratura buvo pasiekus virs
95 laipsniu silumos.
Pereita sekmadieni uzejus
audra pakeite ora vesesni ir
vel gerokai palijo. x
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ISEJO LAIVYNAN

Felikso ir Zofijos Mudraus-
ku sunus Alfonsas, pabaiges
High School, isejo i U. S. Va
Wy.
Taipgi z. Mudrauskiene su-
zinojo kad jos motina, Samie-
ne, ir brolis su Selma bolsevi-
ku isvezti j Sibira. Jie gyve-
no Rudziu k, Kamaju j., Ro-
kiSkio APPS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-02
NETRAUKE PUBLIKOS

CleVeIande buVO rOdOma ia
placiai isgarsinta bolsevikiskos
propagandos filma, Mission
to Moscow. National publi-
ka ne kaip ejo jos ziureti, mes
Hippodrome Theatre ta filma
rode tik savaite laiko. Kitas
naujas filmas tame teatre ro-
do po dvi savaites.
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AUKOJO r. X. S25

Lietuviu Moteru Atjautos
Klubas is Corlette, atidave sa-
vo rengto vakarelio Geg,,o2 d.
pelna, S25 Americas Raudona-
jam Kryziui. siomis dienomis
is R. K. gavo padekos laiska
uz auka.
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PARSIDUODA NAMAS

2 seimu namas, su kampine gro
serne, 80 metu to paties savinin
ko; parsiduoda visai pigiai; nera XII
tos krautuves per 3 mylias. Gera
proga. (Zo)
1905 Cannon ave., kampas E. 80,
uz Harvard ave.
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SUZEISTI PARVEZAMI

Siomis dienomis IS AfrikOs
parvezta pirma grupe suzeistu
Amerikos kareiviu ir sutalpin-
ii valdzios isstatytoje naujoje
ligonineje prie Cambridge, 0.
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REIKIA DARBININKO

Jaunas vaikinas, arba vyras virs
drafto amziaus, reikalingas pagel-
bininku prie stogu taisymo, tinavi-
mo, ir plumbing darbo; patyrimas
nereikalingas, ismoks gera darba
kas nores dirbti. Kreiptis:
1915 Elm Ave. Glen. 1921
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MIEGAMAS KAMBARIS

Issinuomoja miegamas kambaris
vienam vyrui arba dviem mergi-
noms, visai arti prie gatvekariu Ii
MICS. (29)
1909 EAST 65TH ST.
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THE PERISCOPE
BY SARUNAS.

IT'S NICE to be man of simple
faith. For instance, like the for
mer military attache at the I'M
perial Russian Embassy at Tokyo,
Victor A. Yakhontoff. In The New
Republic June 21) ne blandly day
dreams: Russia is in earnest in
approving the Atlantic Charter,
which has proclaimed that the sig
natories desire to see no territorial
changes that do not accord with
the freely expressed wishes Of the
peoples concerned" The Lithuan-
ians have as yet to hear that Rus
sia is Sin earnest" to apply the
above quoted principles Of the At
lantic Charter to Lithuania. What
they do hear on every hand, is that
Russia is Sin earnest" to forget
(and have the world forgeD that
Lithuania was ever free, prosper
Gus and independent country, and
lost her freedom by what our IN
dersercetary Of State, Sumner We'll
les, called devious processes,
during what the New York Times
said was a real Burglary in The
Baltic.
THE LITHUANIANS hear, for
instance, that Lithuanian poetess,
Salomeja Neris, somehow procures
enough funds (and the necessary
permission from the Soviet CEN
sors) to cable a big, long letter to
the New York Herald Tribune, in
which she puts forward the absurd
claim that 9989 per cent of the
9551 per cent of the voters par
ticipating in the so-called Seim
elections voted for Lithuania's in
corporation into Soviet Russia! The
cruel fact is, the voters were not
asked to state their preference for
free, or Soviet Lithuania. Besides
which, ten delegates (including the
Vice-Premier of the pro Soviet
Government established after half
a million of Soviet troops marched
into Lithuania), now in Nazi-oc-
cupied Lithuania, claim that only
Is per cent of really eligible voters
took part in this farcical election
Well have to wait until the war is
over and propagandistic censor
ships are abolished before Miss
Neris and her brother deputies get
together on the real percentages.
However, no Lithuanian neec
bother with percentages. He know:
that the elections were a farce
and the "will' expressed by the
deputies was a false national
will. In the history of Lithuanis
and in the history of Lithuanian
social movements there was nevel
a party or. a movement which evel
trusted Russia, or favored being
under her rule. The Lithuanian!
are non-Slavic nation with !;
wholly Western outlook.
A LETTER of similar content
was also telegraphed from Moscow
to the noted English daily, TIL,
Manchester Guardian, and was
signed by another popular Lithuan
ian writer, Gricius Pivosa. W.
have no means of knowing whethe
the persons above listed reall,
signed the letters, and how the,
ever became readers of the New
York Herald-Tribune, or the Man
chester Guardian while residing il
Russia (Gricius for while was o.
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JONAS LAPIENIS, SUI SIM
tais kitu ateiviu, siomis die
nomis teismo rumuose priame
Amerikos pilietybe.
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REIKALINGA ERDVUS KAM-
BARYS

geroje seimoje, turincioje savo ma
ma. Butu gerai ir garazius. Esu
ne jaunas zmogus, bet turiu ineigu
geram gyvenimui Praneskit:
S. LUKOSIUS (28)
North Olmsted, Ohio
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PARSIDUODA KRAUTUVE

SALDAINIU ir mokiniams reikme-
nu krautuve, netoli mokyklu, uz-
tikrinta $500 savaitiniu ineigu, ne
ra kompeticijos. Geri kambariai
gyvenimui greta; zema nuoma; par
siduos pigiai. 1928 BUCKEYE Rd
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!. L. v. S. SUVAZIAVIMO TVARKA
FENWAY HALL HOTEL - Euclid Ave. ir E. 1O7th St.
1000 val. ryto - posedMo pradzia.
100 val - pertrauka pietums
200 val "a antras posedis.
700 val vakare vakariene, tame pacame vesbutyje
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SVEIKINAME LVS DELEGATUS

Sveikiname Lietuvai Vaduot Sajungos delegatus
suvaziavusius metine Konferenca Clevelande Liepos
diena. Dirvos Redakcija ir Administrative
La gaceta., 1943-09-24

(Viene de la "a. Pagina)
p~olitica de la Inglaterra democratica y par
lamentaria Y de la Gran Repdblica de los
Estados Unidos? Ante csc %evento, para ell
cuaI hay que estar preparados, contamos
con vosotros v hacemos esta terminate
declaration: Como hemos afirmado, con
las armas en- la mano, ante Hitler y Mu-
ssolini, ell derecho de Espana, no solo a su
Independence p%olitica, sino a su lntegrl-
La gaceta., 1943-09-24
Los Juegos En- Las
Grandes Ligas
LIGA NACIONAL
GanarOn los Dodgers

FL novato lanzador zurdo Bra
zle no pudo contener a los Esqui-
vadores Y estos vencieron con a.
notaci6n de 4 carreras por tres.
Waytt lanz6 por ell Brooklyn y lie
batearon ocho "hits''. Fue la Sc
gunda derrota de Brazle contra
seis exitos desde que Sc agregara
a los Cardenales en- ell mes de ju-
Ito.
Brecheen reamplaz6 en- la 90
mita" al pitcher maltratado.
Brooklyn 4c, Oh, lie; San Luis
&c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1943-09-24

dad spiritual, de la misma manera esta-
mos dispuestos a afirmar csc sagrado de-
recho ante todos los pueblos del mundo' T.
decimos que nj ahora, nj mas tarde' nj
nunca, reconoceremos en- nuestro pals un
regimen que no haya sido instaurado por
procedimientos democraticos, a base de Ia
Carta del Atlantico y de acuerdo con Ids
cuatro tibertades de Roosevelt.
La gaceta., 1943-09-24
tFRRANOvA PERDEKh Ell
TITULO 81 NO COMBATs CON
CALLURA

New Orleans, sep "a. - La &C.
mission de Boxeo del estado de Lui
siana. miembro de la Association
Nacional de Boxeo, lie ha nOtifi-
cado a Phil Terranova que sera
suspendido en- ell territOrio de la
Association 81 no cumple I'm con-
trato firmado hace meses y lie da
la revancha, como Sc comprome-
tiera, a Jackie Callura, del Cana
da, ell excampe6n.
Callura peleo con Terranova a
base de que este lie diera la revan-
cha dentro de 80 dias.
La pelea entire ell campe6n y el
excampe6n estaba sehalada para
ell dia II de octubre.
Ell canadense perdi6 SUI titulo a
manos de Phil, en- ell octave asal-
to, ell pasado 16 de agosto.
La comisi6n tom6 csc acuerdo
luego de que ell concertador de
peleas Lew Raymond lie habia in
tornado que Bobby Gleason, men
tor de Terranova, procura rehuir
ell match" y demanda para su pd-
gil una garantia de $4,000.
Raymond dice que ell contrato
senala para Terranova I'm 37% y
para Callura ell 1870.
: Izzy Mates, presidente de la Co
mission de Luisiana, lie telegrafi6
a Gleason que 81 no esta en- New
Orleans ell dia l de octubre de
1943, sera Ell desagradable deber
de la Comision suspenderle a Ell
Y al campe6n en- TODD Ell terrific
rio de la Association Nacional de
Boxeo.
La gaceta., 1943-09-24
TriunfarOn los ROjOs

En- ell noveno Ginning hicieron
los Gigantes una carrera y empa-
taron ell juego; pero en- la misma
entrada, en- su vez al bate, los Ro-
jos pasaron Ia "goma" una vez
y ganaron ell juego. Shoun obtu-
vo otra victoria. La derrota lie
correspondio a Melton.
New York &c, Oh, lie; Cinema
ii &c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1943-09-24
Triunfo de los Braves

Jim Tobin limit6 a cinco los
"hits" de los Piratas y estos fue-
ron "vapuleados" con anotaci6n
de dos r por una. Alfonso
Lopez do tres Wales a la gonna
Y no pudo "conectar''. la derro-
ia Sc lie anot6 al corpulento john
ny Gee, que fuera relevado por
Klinger.
Boston &c, III, 2e; Pittsburg 1c,
5h, De.
La gaceta., 1943-09-24
Derrota de los senadOres

Pegaron los Browns Is "hits"
y derrotaron a los Senadores, que
solo batearon 8. La derrota Sc lie
acredito a Newsome, a quien re-
levara Carrasquel.
San Luis lie, 16h, 2e; Wash
ington &c, Oh, &c.
Chicago SC, Oh, 2e; Filadelfia
&c, 8h, lie.
La gaceta., 1943-09-24
PAT VALENTINO VENCIO A
BOB SMITH

OAKLAND, California, Sep
tiembre % Pat Valentino, ITO
libras, de San Francisco, derroto
Dor puntos a Bob Smith, de Nue.
va York.
La pelea dur6 diez asaltos. Pc
saba ell "vapuleado" 1872 libras.
La gaceta., 1943-09-24

carrera. En- la sexta entrada hi
cieron los ganadores seis carre-
ras. Singer fue ell pitcher vence-
dor Y Rowe ell derrotado. Duran
tie la tornado bate6 Nicholson dos
"cuadrangulares''. Doce "hits"
aport6 ell Chicago y 10 ell Filadel-
fla.
Filadelfia 7c, 1Oh, Sc; Chicago
&c, 12h, Sc.
La gaceta., 1943-09-24
Los IndiOs Ganaron y PerdierOr

La novena de Cleveland perdi6
ell primer desafio con los Medals
Rojas, aver, pero gan6 ell segun-
do. H. Newsome y Reynolds fue-
ron los pitchers vencedores v Har-
der Y Hughson los maltratados.
Cleveland &c, 12h, 2e; Boston
1870 18Th, De.
Cleveland &c, 15h, lie; Boston
4c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1943-09-24
l G AMERICANA


Mario Russo estaba en- forma
perfecta Y dejo a los Tigres sin
carreras Y en- solo dos "hits'.
Fue SUI segunda victoria conse-
cutiva.
Detroit DC, 2h, 2e; New York
1c, III, lie.
La gaceta., 1943-09-24
VencierOn los Cubs

Batearon los Cubs de Chicago
con gran oportunidad y vencieron
los Phillies por ell margen de una
La gaceta., 1943-09-24

DESORDENES EN- DINAMARCA-El arruinado
frente de un establecimiento en- Odense, Dinamarca, a.
parece en- la fotografia. Los motines ~antnazis fueron
impa cablemente s~ofocados, al costo de muchas vidas,
por los ''protectores" alemanes.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CoLoRED GIRLS (er want job as waitress
or or in&td IN store or counter gl.Is; day WORK
coLokrp Ss,S isr .oSds Map :,s ssneEa hoqseEork
CoLofRE2n5F E25F WoW, WoSsf un59n 254d 49,,
rct, wants DAYS work for employed per Der.
coIokTED 59Ri Il eS5i WOMAN co cshes @0s essnns three
COOK, eXpericnccd,. wishes ,ob cooking din
a GsT IN ,Syeni!nEs; public or private no Sun
Curtains sTRIrcHFD, soc per pair:
bring or mal them. Gail II $50. Eliza
GIRI GiIRpShet c6Jo1dd 4i Rysion bGys5t ro, 2ye
t!me WORK, Ii O55I
GIN GiKL T., day work wash and ironing 81 day
GIRL, rolored wishes position taking care
of small apt. or small child MI, 207@. i0'
Girl. Girl. col99red, eXpeyienced, with best ref
motniass Phone Emc-soa N aoG ;% on eSsto'! sa:
Hod Hea sEhEEPfR 6v Or GQmpanon mddie
GlRL., sS2Iorsd.,- wants lob J. in IN boardiar
Girl. colored, neat. wants Job as genera,
houSeWorher for nice employed couple.
Apply at ll2l 10th st. NV. ADJ. ,.
rel. FIR. !i73. ""'''' o"' WIN S900
GIRL. colored, wishes ghw. with nice en-
pioyed family; Will stay nIEhts. Call Dcca-
GIRL, colored, wants 4 days work. Call
Ii. S4'5H anytime sunday and MONDAY.
GIRL, colored h. $. graduate, wishes job
answering telephone or cleaning doctors
or dentists Office. Decatur 0o37.
afLer II p m, D1 1891.
GIRL, young, colored, desires days work:
best reference: 81 a day. 14oS South
Caroline ave. sc.
GIRL. experienced, wishes work. cleaning
or waiting tables, cooking. 4 until s. no
Sundays preferably Arllngton; SO wk.
GOOD COOK and housekeeper, white,
aayallable lSt Nov: live IN, reliable, ref.
HANDY HAN GIRLII Specializs in odd io6s
!uncheonetteS Box CSC. Star
LAUNDRY WORK WANTED by DAY. part
Il!ne or full time: DOC per hour. DI 0039.
PAkT-TlME WORK from 7:30 to 10 am.
PRACTICAL NURSE, -colored wants work
or O hours a day. Phone Ii. ll39 Mon
day and Tuesday.
PUBLIC STENoGRAPHER will exchange
services for desk space and salary depend
ent upon services. Formerly located in
hotel. prefer office. College degree. EXclu-
size clientele. Box 10O-C, Star,
SCHOOL GIRL, Coored, wants Job after
school. Dupont 6260. IL
VIRGINIA colored girl wishes Job as moth
er.S helper: stay nights. Phone CO. 516G
WOMAN wants part-time work cooking or
light housework: references; SIS and car
fare. North 1850.
WOMAN: color d, wants, work Of any kind
pbont i4Um II ntl na4 or until 81 best reference
YOUNG, coloIed girl, intelligent, expert
enced, desires job as maid; conv. hrs, eood
pay. DI. 6:Io6, "Margie"
Evening star., 1943-10-10
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY, !.

ADMlNiSIRATlNE SECRETARY, IL yrs. in
business and Govt, secretarial publications
rai,,h research executive positions; yaSsar 1880,
part or full time work. preferably in re-
search or editorial fed. NO. o7l2.
BEVERAGE CHECKER, best local refs,
nisht club. Call after 6 ewes. co. 2OS5.
Pearl Gibson.
ROokKEEPER. comptometer operator.
cleTi: cierE' capable ana 9yperieHnced, desires
CLERICAL POSITION by middle-aged
woman; car operate P. B. x; references,
Box &c, Star. 1Oa
COLORED GIRL, neat. wants full or part
time waitress or dish washing Job. Lud-
low 1866
CoLORED GIRL. good ref, wants waitress
Work or work IN dress store. Call DU. 1855.
COLORED GIRL desires work cleaning
office or an apartment: hours, 8 to .12
noon. Cal! FIR. 4612.
COLORED ELEVATOR OPERATOR wishes
P9Sltieaa CoMeax,6s 6sll H0 94k4 Position
wanted to se1ni-inysIds The best Of ref
EXECUTIVE sECRETARY. exp. in Office
SUPERVISION and senior clerical; accus-
nections. Box 2o2-B. Star.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
SITUATIONS MEN g WOMEN

BOY AND GIRL desire work after school
Gail District ElGQ
COUPLE, Cow, employed will exchanee
ss-y!csS as lanilor for apt. Call Dt 64G4
MAN AND WIFE want Job al Janitor with
living quarters. Il.G New Hampshlr ave,
,aNltCr quarters
MAN AND WIFE wish iaritor's quarters,
man employed elsewhere n the afternoon,
MAN AND WIFE want Job as janitor. out
ot t2E3. but not in Va. Gail Glebe 44OO,
EXL. iN1, after II n
WHITE, m.ddle-aged couple take fIlI
cLaTse OF house for a gentleman only
HlShsst references from Wel!-known peo
Evening star., 1943-10-10
HOtel-ReStaurant-Club.
Position wanted as manager or steward
references. Boy I1-C. ST.
LEGAL EXECUTIVE.

Attorney, now in Government service
CeSLTes permanent connection with a local
business enterprise or local branch OF an
out -ot-toWn company. Experienced III
both private business and Government reg
NIa, ION OF business. Thoroughly familiar
WIKI business procedure. corporation
finance and general accounting practices
Capable ot rouGcr4Ag exceptional service
o. wel.-roGnded executive character to
4.mQSt any type Of business enterprise.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
Radio Mechanic, Expert

RADIO MECHANIC, Expert.
500 week guarantee; s-hour day. D. C.
RADIO Shop 3205 Mt Pleasant st. NV.
DRIVER, COLORED, FOR
LAUNDRY ROUTE, EXPE-
RIENCE NOT NECESSARY,
BUT MUST FURNISH GOOD
REFERENCES. APPLY Mr..
BARRY, WASHINGTON
LAUNDRY, 1927 K ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-10-10

Can you stand making 81 600 per
month? Are you wiling 10 put IN the
effort 10 do this? We are swamped with
prospects who should buy for protection
before they need It. II you have car and
a successful. honorable selling record, drop
In and have a chat with us
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY.
Evening star., 1943-10-10

FOR A FORD DEALER
We need man who has had experience
dealershlpS Must have knowledge of pro-
ducng and be able to maintain a bal
snCed inventory Good opportunity to
make permanent connection with a COM
pany doing large service on parts volume
Good salary. Opporunity for advance
ment. Must be highly recommended.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
COOKS
AT,FSMEN

We have more leads than VIC can handle
Two 90 eT0erorCod salczmeU, accust toylcd
70 field work. Wi find THIS opening e.
tremely prof atlc Most 0t our men earn
from 3 0O 10 $3.50 weCE
For interview write 10 Box l2i-B, Star.
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Alto MECHANICS
HELP WOMEN.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation of
statement OF availability from her
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
MAN COIORED

MAN, OoLohGD,
IF YOU ARE NOT WORK
ING FOR THE DEFENSE,
MAKING LESS THAN $4,000
A YEAR, AND WOULD LIKE
TO WORK IN THE FINEST
KITCHEN IN THE COUN-
TRY, CALL MRS. SELTZER,
MA. 4548.
Evening star., 1943-10-10

WIN several years' exp. now manasiug
large modern bldg, experienced in col
lcc't"@ tea'als. making leases. etc; hus
bard familiar With boilers and heating
systems and willing 70 assist If necessary.
Desires to Make Change,
Wishes to make connection with real
estate co. or private owner. Box SEC,
Star
Evening star., 1943-10-10
T TTTTDED
statesmen.

To address local church eroWrs Attrs tive
proposition. Write in detail to Box l@5-
B, Star.
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RECOMMENDATIONS

Systems installed. audits. book
keeping service. tax returns.
Proper records to meet all re-
QulrementS. HO. 1854. a.
CREDIT OFFICE MANAGER
Thoroughly experienced all phases whole
sale ana retail credit. collection, adjust
meNt procedure: draft exempt free 10
travel or locate anywhere; excellent ref
erenceS. Box sc. Star.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
PHOTOGRAPHER
AUTO PARTS MANAGER

Portrait operator Excellent salary
Better than average opportunity for adj
VanccmCn'. Anton Studio. 80 nth
Evening star., 1943-10-10
OFFICE WORK
LECTURER,

Permanent position, good starting salary
Apply Mr.. Williams, Kent Jewellers, TOI 1tl
ST
Evening star., 1943-10-10
MATURE WOMAN,
Re eSident MANAGER

BookEeepe-, steno., experienced gen
Office vogk, desires position Nov. /. Ell
Evening star., 1943-10-10

To address local church groups; attractiv
proposition. Write in detail to Box 1853
Star.