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Evening star., 1943-03-11

PRESSER,
Thoroughly Experienced on
FINE QUALITY MEMS CLOTHING.
APPLY TO MR. WATSON,
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

COUPLE to live in. man to drive and do
general gardening: woman to serve and
clean; no cooking; adult family. Phone
Falls Church 2377.
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Nolp M0M.

Nolp Mota.
PART-TT1c WORK,
Learn 1s'i 10 'ssss:: s:s: :as :.:.::; :::s; 3;
x:rn xsr .ss-ss ss1s issss ,.s.sy :sd hs!s y
S:;s s:;t S:ss,!s ss -: xi':ss "a 81:
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
T.ss Roass No Nr!csee e. css,S s% ,Sss '
CLERK
T. sis :s Dn s,:'f: + ss:Ddy s.s sns ss ' oeS ss
service Ph.rm.cs. 14th and / sts I1S NV. '
BOY
MESSENGERS.
,n{.pe Opportunity for neat and intelligent
in GOOD s:Tn. oss ns;
with graduated. increases. 4S-hour week.
srans.. sIne.y f1se Ts:, One boy oyer is With 3 e
Must e drsit deis5red: Two sSssn''osei Soys over
70 9ar Can =: Room 800. Evening Star once.
NIGHT MAN,
ssSis =, Month sss S.Py PS! .?Gash &s rs.s az
pm any 'na day s.espt S9 ssansen s.tuTday and 4so
SODA MAN, $3.50 WEEK.
riverside Pharmacy, 2125 Z st. NV.
MAIL AND SHIPPING CLERK.
.c;entIna ;retmIanent position for intellgent, con-
PORTER
For Mems Clothing Store.
Apply D. J. Kaufman, Inc,
zoos Penna. Ave. NV.
PRESSER,
Thoroughly Experienced on
FINE zppfx p9pqAl1T9 41 MENS Ne wGE22GNE1 wc4E2TNE1No.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP,
1919 r ST. NV
SPECIALITY SALESMAN,
i, W. v. ..nsd+os psed EXP sSpe1eassd s.Iesmen here
SALE, sale Of nationaiIy known products At
JOB rss ssst rcv TE is fast
II you are well dressed, fluent talker.
and ready to 60 to work ct once, see Mr..
Cooper Cooper. at Suite 1901, 1919 F st. NV,
COLORED MAN
70 wash and wax cars; must have expert
7725 wisconsin ave. WI. 1885. A''0f W.
DRUG CLERKS, part time,
6 to 10 evenings and Sun
days. Apply Standard Drug
Co., 1922 18th st. NV.
PREssER, MEMS CLOTH
ING, $50 WKLY.; 40 HRS.
E1SEMAN'S, F AT 7th NV.
BAKER, white, steady Job,
$50 wk. 3040 18th st. NV.
co. 2980. Call after 8 pm.
or before 8 am.
MAN, 80 to so years age, with
car; essential war work; ex-
perienced sales ability; steady
position, good position. Re-
port for interview, 639 New
York ave. NV.
BELLBOYs, colored, expert
enced, for transient hotel,
good salary and tips. STRAIT
ford Hotel, Is E st. NV.
MA. 5621.
DRUG CLERKS,
$35 week to start. Apply 1922
18th st. NV. and 1l13 G st.
NV.
PORTERS, colored, for chain
drugstore; $24 week to start
Apply Standard Drug Co.
lib G st. NV.
ROUTE SALESMAN wanted
by large soft drink company,
minimum salary, $56.50 pei
week. Call Lincoln 1888 fol
appointment.
ROUTE MAN.
WHITE, FOR OUTSIDE SERV-
ICE WORK. NO SPECIAL
TRADE NECESSARY. THOR
OUCH TRAINING PERIOD
STRAIGHT SALARY. STEADY
EMPLOYMENT. APPLY Ills
18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-03-11

Don't fire till you see the whites
Of their eyes. But you may buy
War bonds now.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
ALSO CASHIERS
ALSO GUARDS.

Ages 45 to 65, in good health. active and
able to stand several hours at a time;
good moral character and clear record Of
past employment essential; steady work.
to start. Apply weekday mornings.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
SPECIALITY SALESMAN

SPECIALITY SALESMAN.
in Washington who understand advertising
well enough to talk about 1t intelligently.
Our advertising plan. involves the direct
greatly reduced prices This is fast
concentrating job that really pays of.
II you are we'll dressed, a fluent talker,
Cooper, at Suite 1901, 1919 F. st. NV,
Evening star., 1943-03-11

DRUG CLERKS,
$35 week to start. Apply 1922
18th st. NV. and lib G st.
NV.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
HELP MEN.


aA1ao e.e.IIen nvIc,N % ssashvo!t Else
e.I Ksnnsdy. Rsd.s s2SS s''1z dftn nsa ss. .n NV
Raxl1elo1RAToR aERVICNlAN for part
3 setsssass. tssssHs "a SGTf Apply 1905 Dslra' ave.
REaIEr NAN. colored. for work in apart
%snt s.s : building; M gs easy hours, $40 per month.
dlaft Go2h e.sn1 enSRk o1
fsg, Soa sss s.fte sta4 and
ROUTE MEN 90. 1S to 40, white. draft
enersy foods 70 war vorkeGs; Weekly earn
inss exceed $50. Apply 1918 Mount olivet
ROUTE Statesmen for soft drink company
M naSSe ~erfins ss0e It oSo
II ny dass se oeaaaa gn
rst s.ses @ sox asse sas saT history in
SALESMAN N--EsTIMATOR for storage and
asa as war Industry, over 38 years Of age
with dependents. Must have car and city
Co. s1s hHG' You M st. Woods Woo Smiths
SALESMAN. experienced. with car, to call
on Army camps drawing account against
erences: Box 2sa-c. star. il.
s SALESMAN 1aas 4. free to travel to cover Army
CdiAVo GAAG AuU Southeast, exceptionally
interesting. prefer ex-seryce man; COM
mission with drawing account. Box 296-
B. Star.
SALESMAN to represent nationally known
factory in Washington and Baltimore ter
ritory. Position provides unlimited ad-
yancement. Salary and expenses to start.
Salary. commission and expenses later.
Cali Temple 7491 for appointment
SALESMAN, experienced, mems exclusive
hat store. Give qualifications and expert
ence, treated con11dentially. Box 315-A,
sALEsMEN-We pay 3OG commissions on
our insurance debts of $3.50 to 5000 per
week. Apply between 10 and 12 noon. III
Columbian Bldg. 416 9th st. NV.
SERVICE SALESMAN-We have an excel
lent proposition for an alert experienced
service salesman. II you have creditable
record you can get perm. job with
Washingtons most active automobile dis
tributor. See Mr.. Guthrie, L. P. Steuart,
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, good
salary, drivers permit preferred Apply
Johnny's Service Station, goth and N. Y
Evening star., 1943-03-11
Hflp MfN.

inds:tTs. Ssrnsnsnt clean saop. strsisht
ssSr1y Ss1 Jsy esy a A'glz 4d ~ 4 Melloush Park
':oSsd .5e':.1 & vsas9s. e s1adS
Those having drivers permit preferred.
eo0d c. ,gso, ggs,' sas sssasy e. 3cs The
'ss s' ;ss sss 80 -:
week. Roma Restaurant. 3zls Conn. ave.
sa|dI1. EIaHT JANTqf eoioIsa for
pm. to am: $40 per month. See
res: mgr. 1921 9 st. NV.
NIGHT NAN. II pm. to ( an, s5b per
Rsnss NJ Hns s441 eeg is ss 9Ga.n G. Phone MRS
R;A1 PAINTERS ready for work. 6701
in person.
pHARMAcIsT 2 par. time preferred: good
Pharmacy. Wis. ave. and Q st. NV.
PHARMACIST. $40 week, good hours; must
Myers. Zoo JIG i4th aass s. '0fas Sc. is s4ss '''n q
PHARMACIST, for relief 3 nishts and part
Of SUNDAY: store store closes 10 Pm. Rogers
Drug Store, 200 Wilson blvd. Arl. Va
ism. good sal.ry good hours
Sunday. Box 3l8-C. Star.
PHARMACIST. registered in D. c. Per-
A middle-aged man desired Good hours
and salary. Must be honest and reliable.
State details. Box 1O2-Y, Star.
PHOTOGRAPHER. portrait operator. per-
mnanent; man 500 per wk. Mailman Studio. 3O16
s1as ssez .eE FL S s PAY Apply
PORTER. druestore, colored, full-time
no night work. HO. 540O. Bunker Hill
PORTER, with drivers permit good salary.
Fort Stevens Pharmacy. $3.50 Ga. ave. NV.
PORTER. colored. must be neat and hon.
est hours 8 to 6 pm. Kahn Tailoring
Co, 74l 18th st. NV.
ley's Phsrmacy. 1926 Wisconsin ave. NV.
PORTER, $40 week, 8 meals. plenty tips:
and G sts. NV. ME. O333.
PORTER. with drivers permit: good salary
Fort Stevens Pharmacy. $3.50 Ga. ave. NV.
PORTERs warehousemen. truck drivers:
good salaries Marvins. 734 9TH St NV.
PLUMBER wanted, jobbing work, expert
enced. Call Wisconsin 1855. to $40.
PLUMBERS and helpers wanted. Apply
333O GEORGIA ave. NV.
PREssERs. white, wool department., ex-
Cleaning Plant. Shepherd 1880.
RADIO SERVICEMAN, experience not ne
cessary, full or part time. Apply 4451
Conn. ave
Evening star., 1943-03-11

MAN, 30 to so years age, with
car; essential war work; ex-
perienced sales ability; steady
position, good position. Re-
port for interview, 639 New
York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE IN
surance Company will be closed at noon
Friday, March IL. 1943. as a mark Of re-
ypect to our late president. Mr.. Charles
L. PIERCE BorELER, Secretary.
! WILL NOT BE RESP ONs1BLE FOR ANY
Indebtedness other than that contracted
BY myself. GEORGE EDWIN WARDER.
1900 37th St, Mt Rainier, Md. IL
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
indebtedness other than that contracted
by myself CLARENCE l.. GRAVES, 415
Hobart pl. NV. 12s
MASS MEETING-LoCALs "A,
745 AND 1O79.
"A meetins, of Locals "A, .745 and 1079
will be called at Turner'S Arena, 1871 W
at. NV. Washington, D. c., on Tuesday,
March 16. 1943, at pm.
The International President will make
preliminary report Of his investigation and
supervision of the affairs of Local "a,
All members are requested to attend.
HERBERT RIVERS,
16s Supervisor.
INCOME TAX RETURNS
Prepared. checked by expert accountant.
S. up. Phone District 65O5.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
HELP NeN.

SERVICE STATION MANAoIR and atfen-
s1nt; s1s = AD4lE 1 Ri Had dHs''e' srd and Concord
SHORT Order Cook and .counterman.
MaydoMer Diner. 602 r. !. ave. ne.
s1zAMFTTTER solI Y = &, and helper VIE refs to
STOCK NAN fol, plumbing supplies, ref.
TAILOR TAILOR exp, for alterations. repairing.
tennlng l9oleS ana mems clothing; excen-
ESeentiys ona ssiaTy aEae steady Job advancement.
MEN WANTED.
handle fare boxes; no figuring or experi-
have iesibls asndWritins and dnHe' Sc aetivs aTss
out Of buses and streetcars. An absolutely
gear e1 Ere record Of past employment essential:
$40 Der mo1tS Hefe tx from Pin to
increases.
ALSO CLERKS,
High school graduates, ages 1S to go,
outside clerical work: experience M not si need 9.
ed: must be quick and accurate at figures
sn snd ,aha have a legible handyritins: s,day.
start. depending upon qualifications, with
opportunity for advancement. Apply week
Gay mornings
ALSO CASHIERS.
Ages As to so. active and accustomed to
standing several hours at time: clear
accuracy at figures and legible handwriting;
full,time evening shift. 6-day. 54-hour
%esk steady rin work paying s150 per month
weekday mornings.
ALSO GUARDS,
Ages 45 to 65, in good health active and
able to stand several hours at a time:
past employment essential: steady work,
6-day. 4S-hour week: $50 per month
to start. Apply weekday mornings.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
36th and Prospect Ave. NV. Georgetown.
Route No. 20. Cabin John Streetcar.
PLEASE DO NOT PHONE.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
PERMANENT POSITIONS.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
OPERATORS NEEDED

Day and Part Time Classes
Mabelle Honour Beauty School,
I'4O N. Z. Ave. NE. 777s.
COMPTOMETER COURSES
HUNDREDS Of excellent openings in
GioVernment and in private business pay
ing S25-S4O wk. Intensive courses on
COMPTOMETER, Marchant Monroe, FRI
den. Burroughs EASY. Typing FREE with
course. NEW classes NOW starting. Day
and night. LARGEST once machines
school in Washington
BOYD CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL,
1893 St. (Est. 25 Yrs) MA. 2336
Evening star., 1943-03-11

BELLBOYS, colored, expert
enced, for transient hotel,
good salary and tips. Strait
ford Hotel, Is E st. NV.
MA. 5621.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05

suggest to Japanese soldiers that they are fighting for lnilitarists who have overruled thelr God Emperor.
 The more Japanese surrender, the more will. For instead of killing them, as their officers told them we would, we treat them well. They respond and some, knowing they cannot return to Japan anyway, are beginning to tell their comrades through loudspeakers about the good treatment received behind American lines. We are spreading the news in Japan by encouraging paper. We are now getting Q sup- ply of Intelligence officers trained in Japanese language and customs; also finding American born Japn- ncse who are loyal and dependable. ALL ENEMY RACES
 ARE HELPING
 All the enemy races are helping. Some here are In contact with un- derground movements in "the old country" others are influencing sol diers to desert, then re-educating them about the war.
 Italian Americans WorRlng among Italian prisoners in Africa and In- dia are gaining willing workers and some fighters for their erstwhlle captors. The many younger Nazis are still tougla--some spit in 1ntel- ligence officers faces - but fewer older Germans are. They, the So- cialists, the very religious, the Aus trians and other special classes, get special handling.
 Today only optimists think that immediately enough of the enemy will listen to the siren voice of the loudspeaker to make l943 another 1918. The soldiers of the Axis-in- cluding even some good Italian units need more wearing down. But already they do surrender - even the JnpaneSe "Supermen."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05

Veterans of victories in China Borneo and the Philippines came to our lines on 0uadalcanal with hands upraised.
 They said that "their feelings as true Japanese soldiers" gave way before thought of hot food, tobacco and relief from intending smelling.
 Other surrendering Japs carried diaries which told of running from American bombers. Their com Tnander reprimanded them - but at tho next bombing, he was first to flee. "The suhordinates are very unpleasant about this situation" IT'S OFFICERS FAULT,
 LAPS ARE TOLD
 This is good news for our prac- ticai professors of psychological warfare. They know how impor- tant to Japanese discipline is the grip their officers have over their men, based upon the soldiers adoration of tho Emperor, whose personal representatives the officers claim to be. Capital!zine on that situation, we are beginning to weaken the officers influence by showing the soldiers that 1t is the olficNrS fault, not the Emperors that the soldiers must endure hard ships and suffer death.
 We are dropping upon the Japs from airplaneS, leaflets shaped phy- slcally and psychologically to ap- peal both to their poetic side ane to their devotion to the Emperor One ieaflet shaped like the paulow. mia leaf says: Before spring comes again the bombs of America will fall like paulownia leaves, bringing misfortune and bad omen. The fall of one such leaf is Q portent of the anni.lilation of the Militarists," An other, shaped like Q tung leaf quotes q poem the Emperor wrote: Beautiful are days of peace" Botf
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05
Small Claims Court
 For City Certainty
Judiciary Committee Submits Favorable Report Ryan
 Plan to Get Official Axe; Judgeships Today

beginning November 3, 1914; and Richard s. Swain, Bridgeport and John r. McDonough, Naugatuck both for four years beginning May l3, 1943.
 The governor has still to select three juvenile court judges and sev- eral other major appointments are pending.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05
TWO CONNECTS GET
 LIFE SENTENCES

Providence, R. T., March 5.-(Up) Two convicts were given life sen- sences yesterday by Superior Judge Mortimer A. Sullivan after they had been convicted of the murder of a fellow inmate in the Rhode Island state prison October 21.
 Victor Burkevitch, 28, and Nich- olas Rapone, 24, both of Provi- ience, were sentenced for allegedly ;tabbing Vincent A. Cifelli, 38, to 1eath in a prison wash room after Sitchen knives.
 Both defendants were convicted of second-degree murder by a jury last week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05
SWAsTIKAs RAISE IRE

Johnstown, Pa. -(UP)- An in- dignant resident demanded "as an
 American citizen" that authorities remove two large swastikas painted on a paper blackout curtain at the post office entrance. Ofilcials, un- aware they were displaying the Nazi party signs, were satisfied the art work was done by young van dals. ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05

NulIhnt3 OVEE tkRICG lAOnbkAS OA0 ~ much meat as their grandmother s pretty sad. Cause the law, likI the infant, has no teeth in 1t.
 A woman In Miami Beach com. plained to the military authorities that the singing of soldiers awakened Aer at five In the morn. ing. I9 they ever stop singing, lady, you'l probably never wake up at alli
 No foreigner could visit NY in thu old days without being welcomed bS Grover Whalen. Today, as chair, man of Civil Defense, Grover mus feel strange heading the city's Un. welcome Committee.
 The Madame Chlang KaI- Shek Influence in . Ladies' Shoe Shop: "N0 Tlckee-no ShOe-ey!"
 Cornelius Warmerdam, the worlds greatest pole valuter, has just beer commissioned in the Navy. It'll bC Interesting to see how high hC Humps when the Admiral gives him an order he doesn't like.
 Mexican Congressman Rafael Cardenas has joined 30 Mexico City bus drivers in . Gandhl hunger strike. We'll, that's one way of conserving food.
 Incidentally it's ironical that the very guy who uses e napkin as an sntire wardrobe has to go on Q 2l- day fastl
 I wonder whether he will have his napkin altered due to loss of weight.
 If Laundry conditions get any worse dandhi will go on a fast again this time to protest because he san't have his diapers laundered- assuming he belongs to a diaper service and doesn't own his own.
 Marines at their base in Ocean. side, Cal, are being clipped daily by local girls, but no kick from officials. The girls are baFbers.
 Foolosophy: A beauty salon can make Q woman look twenty years younger - but you can't fool two sfliRhks of stairs
 Jack Oakle ls taking hot baths to reduce. Calls 1t the "ScOrched Girth" policy.
 Hedda Hopper, the best of the Hollywood columnists, sent six of her hats to Ripley. But he returned chem marked: T don't believe it!"
 Leave lt to Brooklyn. A woman Is suing her husband for divorce on the grounds he used up her food tickets - taking another blonde to dinner
 Incidentally did you hear Oscar Levant's description of @ husband2 ? He's sweetheart with the nerve Hremovedl
 Of course that's net from experl- ence. I'm . bachelor. You know what Q bachelor Is? He's . fellow who didn't make the same mistake once.
 Bob Christenberry's new name Tor Axis Powers: The Brutalitarian Nations.
 Overheard In the COpa, the Hur- Flcane, the StOrk, the Penguin, Dempsey's or maybe thought of it myself: Girl, to sailor, full of her lipstick: "T've got to leave this minute darlln', I promised my fiance when he joined the army I wouldn't stay up after 10 o'clock"
 But for real loyalty I give you this for your scrap book: A friend is ! person who can rise above you HAnd cfi11 mt l0aiy Sou,yN aVN lynsy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05
By THOMAS M. JOHNSON NEA Military Writer

Washington -Rports of American successes on the Dae- A mind reaching here
 psychological offensive against the Japanese morale has begun soldier will always hnt un death has exploded will lie down first he can De worn shengand then Do made 70 Fea ha inynclbe Q officers told him he s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05

The Judiciary committee of the legislature voted favorably on the bill introduced by Senator Frank will give Waterbury small claims court on July 1. The report has not yet been submitted to the Senate, but the action of the judiciary com- mittee makes 1t almost positive that the bill will be sanctioned by both Senate and House.
 The outstanding feature of the bill is that 1t calls for an additional clerkship in the present municipal court: that of clerk of the small claims division at a salary of $2,- 500.
 The small claims court will be connected to the present municipal court, thus making the judges of the latter court act as judges of the small claims court. The court will have jurisdiction on claims under S1OO and provides @ less expensive way Co settle such small claims.
 When the bill was aired several weeks ago, Corporation Counsel Maurice T. Healey and Representa- tive John Membrino of Waterbury said that while they did not oppose the creation of the court itself. they were opposed to the creation of another salaried post. Appoint ing a clerk of the court would mean an additional expense to the city and that the present clerk of the municipal court could handle the business. Sponsors of the bills as- serted that additional revenues will more than pay the salary of the ad- ditionai clerk. providing the court is established.
 The judges of the municipal court Wh0. on July 1 will be T'heobald E. Conway and Charles R. Summa, gill name the clerk.
 The judiciary committee pointed thumbs down on the proposal or an oid age assistance bill sponsored by Edward M. Ryan. ThcmastOn.
 One bill would provide q SO old age payment at the age of GO. Other Lllls sponsored by Ryan would at' feet the amount Of property per- sons could possess in order to oh- tain old age assistance.
 Governor Raymond r. Baldwin said last night that three names are Co be sent to the legislature to- day naming three common pleas judges to to be reappointed for four year terms.
 The nominations. which must be appS0vsd by both legislative branches were those Of Judges John E. DWyeE. N0rwalk, for four yeaSs Buy MaF Bsn6s & slaHPe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05

Although high speed is the cause of many traffic accidents, most ac- ;identS occur at speeds under 35 miles per hour.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05
Jesse ADLER Looks a4 the NEWS

The new meat ration permitting Infants over three months old as much meat as their grandmothers Hls pretty sad. Cause the law, like the infant, has no teeth in 1t.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05

No foreigner could visit NY in the old days without being welcomed by Grover Whalen. Today, as chair man of Civil Defense, Grover must feel strange heading the city's un- welcome Committee.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-06-25
Let's Be Consistent

While labor awaits the Presidents de-
cision on the Smith Connally bill and de-
fends itself on many fronts, the workers
themselves still show an indifference to
their political fate which doesn't inspire
confidence.
For the past three weeks the Board of
Elections have remained open every Mon
day night until p. m. in order to give the
workers additional opportunity to register.
Only 244 people have taken advantage of
the registration opportunity, which is
sad commentary, particularly in the face
of the growing and virulent opposition
which labor is up against on the Legislative
fronts.
Next Monday night will be your last
opportunity TO register up to p. m. If you
are sincerely opposed to the anti-labor leg
islatiOn already passed, and that is still
being contemplated in Washington, you
win go to the Board of Elections on Mon
day and register. Neglecting your political
situation is on the same par as refusing to
ask your employer for decent wages. It's
up to you'll