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Evening star., 1943-03-21

one worried glance after another at
our relative. Cousin John left no
doubt in anybody's mind about his
lack of interest: he yawned, groaned,
squirmed in his seat. After the first
act he rose. Madame" he ad-
dressed the hostess in loud voice,
you don't understand thing about
art. You're supporting dilettantes.
while real artists are starving" He
strobe out of the room.
When l had recovered from the
shock. ran into my room and threw
myself weeping on the bed. Shortly
afterward the door opened and Drew
sat beside me. Darling" he mur-
INJURED, don't take it so hardr'
oh" blurted out. 'the things
have to bear just because your
mother married your dr,lnkard of
father instead OF Cousin JohnF'
What's that? Cousin John was in
love with my mother? And my ia
ther was a drunkard? He told you
that? 1t may interest you to know
that Cousin John never was related
to me-" said Drew.
] SAT up: Are you mad? You ad-
mitted it yourselfr'
For your sake! 1t was the only
way out of the situation"
What have to do with that i'm
postor. that tramp. that -"
BE still! Don't talk that way
about your fatherr'
Have you gone completely in
sane?" l cried. 'You know my
fatherr'
The man you've known as your
father adopted you as an infant"
said Drew. "Your. mother married
Cousin John against your grand
mothers will. When the young
couples marriage went financially
on the rocks, your grandmother per-
suaded your mother to ask for di-
vorce, which your father granted. of
course. Too late he learned that she
was expecting a baby. Shortly after
you were born, your mother remar-
red, and her second husband adopt
ed you legally. Your father. Cousin
John, disappeared he did not
want to stand in your way. But in
his heart he was still in love with
your mother He finally found our
address and came here to see you
before he died. He made me swear
not to tell you anything about it."
when did he tell you all this?'
When he met me at the station"
And you believed him?"
Why not? He described your par
ents' house in California; he told
me all about your grandmother; he
even had with him picture Of your
mother as young girl
didn't know whether to weep or
laugh. He stole that picture from
our desk drawer and l myself told
him all about my family. He's made
up the whole story" said.
Impossible. Helen, impossibler'
Drew. tell me: when did my par
ents celebrate their silver wedding?"
Two years ago."
And l am twenty-five. How can
Cousin John be my father?"
Drew looked at me speeches..
l threw my arms around his neck.
And so you suffered all those
months for my sake?"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-22

THE FIRST JUDGING of
Mount Clemens Victory Gardens
will take place next week Tues
day and Wednesday, when prizes
will be awarded 10 those who
have outstanding gardens The
Judging committee is made up OF
William Murphy, County Agri-
cultural Agent, Ernest l.. Pettin-
gill. City Engineer, and Mrs,
Walter Tiffin, County Chairman
Of the Victory Gardening Pro
gram.
Those who have not listed
their gardens are asked to do so
this week with Mrs. Tiffin, ~
Mullet. Blanks for this purpose
may be obtained at the office of
the County Agricultural Agent
in the County Building
Prize winning gardens in the
city will compete with others
throughout the county at later
Judging the-laSt part of-AuGuSt--
Mrs, George John who Is re-
covering from recent injuries
caused by a fall, was originally
in charge of this project. Mem
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X WEA the Color, X

TECH SERGT. HAROLD N.
ELLIOTT has recently been pro-
NOTED from the rank of corporal
10 the rank Of Tech Sergeant.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold W. Elliott, II Stapleton,
and is stationed at Camp Nc
Kali, n, {.
SERGT EDWARD X. SAR-
YER, JR.. L S. Air Corps. ar
rived here from Pyote, Texas.
10 spend a four day furlough
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward X Sarver.
MRS. HAROLD JONES, "a
Jones street, has received word
that her son Pvt. James Jones
has been promoted 10 the rank
of Corporal He is stationed at
Camp VanDorn, Miss.
MRS. MADAR VAN HOL-
LENBECK. SO Park, has receiv-
ed word that her son, Lieut..
Ernest SlerenS, pilot of Bit
Fiying Fortress. made his first
combat flight over enemy terri
tory and returned safely. Lieut.
Sicrens Is ON duty in England
His cousin, Jack SierenS, has
been promoted TO the rank of
Seaman LIST Class, USN.. and
has been transferred to Pensa-
cola, Fla. where he is attending
gunnery school.
ELDON KIEHLER, son of Mr..
and Mrs Eldon Kiehler, POI
Jones street, has been called for
active duty under the Navy Col
lege Training Program and is
now at the University of Notre
Dame, where he has been assign
ed TO an engineering course. He
enlisted in Chicago last Novem-
Der while he was a freshman at
Valparaiso University.
PVT WILFRED w. METZ
has finished his basic training at
ST Petersburg, Fla, and has
been transferred to the Univer-
slty of Florida in Miami.
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EDITORS NOTT; Tot reasons Of ~.
turity and because Of lack ~ space, full
Addresses Of those In service cannot be
printed IN this oolamn.
WORD HAS COME through
friends here OF the marriage of
William Marshal former resi-
dent OF this city and member of
the firm of Marshal e. Squire
He and his bride are now living
in Toronto, Ont.
THE TORN FABRIC of an
Italian bomber, doWned by Yank
gunnerS in the Middle East.
served as the unique stationery
used by Pfc Winston B Steele.
30, in writing to his brother
in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs.
Elmo Spears, - S Wilson boule-
ward = few days ago Pvt Steele,
who formerly lived with the
Spears i'm Mount Clemens, wrote
his letter on the back of three
separate pieces of Italian wing
fabric.
PVT FRANCIS SMITH, son
OF Mr. and Mrs-A- p -Smith-382
Cass avenue. rs home on five
day furlough from Fort Bliss,
Texas He is in the antl-airCrait
division Of the coast artillery.
PVT LLOYD d ATKIN, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs l.. w Atkin, lis
Jones street. is home on ten
day furlough from Fort Bliss
Texas.
MRS JOHN LORETZ has re-
ceived word that her husband
Sergt John F. Loretz, Jr, has
been promoted to the rank OF
Master Sergeant. He is with the
Air Corps and is stationed IN
Egypt.
SERGT AND MRS. CLARE
. LEONARDSON are home from
Camp Pickett, Va, on a IA day
furlough. They are guests at the
Frank Leonardson home on
North avenue. and are visiting
friends and relatives in the
city.
PFC AND MRS. CHARLES
DOYLE dean -NatKowu. are
home on a furlough from K
Paso, Texas. They are visiting
relatives and friends in the city
ROBERT WEBER and family
80 Hubbard avenue, have re
ceived word by cablegram, tina
Corp: Roy Weber has arrived
safely IN England.
PVT. WALTER F. SCHWAN
son of Mrs Clara SchWan, 2l1
Elmwood road, has arrived a
Camp Wallace, Texas. Pvt
Schwau Is in the anti aircraf
division Of the L. S. Army.
PVT HAROLD F TAYLOR
formerly of Mount Clemens, j
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Taylor, Hayes road
East Detroit. while on furiougi
from Camp HOWE, Texas.
PVT FRED O. DUCKWITZ
from Fort Custer, was a week
end guest of his aunt. Mrs. Ma
bel Cassell, 81 BellcvjcW.
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L,i;e-Ccff

KEITH EDWARD KIDD son
OF Mr. and Mrs Willard Kidd
was two wears old Monday July
70 There was q family party n
the evening
JANET DENEWETH dauEh-
ter OF MIR and Mrs Rene Den
eWeth. 252 Dickinson, ON her
third birthday anniversary July
10.
SUSAN MCKAY. daughter Of
MIR and Mrs Paul McKay Har
uSon Township ON Dor eighth
birthday anniversary today.
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Good HosteSSeS
Must Relax First

TO WIN a reputation as a
good hostess means more than
serving appetizing food and a
variety Of drinks. II also means
making everyone feel that en-
tertaining them is fun and you
are having as good time as they
are. rather than giving the i'm
preston that if has been a ter
rifle ordeal 10 plan and YOU are
worn out with last minute prepa-
rationS.
SO, whenever you intend to
have a few friends in. take tip
and make habit Of completely
relaxing for at least Is minutes
before the guests arrive. Re-
taxing IN a darkened room gives
Just the extra bit of pep which
puts the party over.
EUGENE NORTH. JR., son of
Mrs, Eugene North, Ahrens
street. is spending a-tNo-Weeks'
vacation with his aunt, Mrs.
Charles Miller, of Detroit.
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ConqsaMMhou.

MARILYN KRAUSE, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
KrauSe, 125 Court street, on her
9Th birthday anniversary July
IL. Marllyn entertained Is
friends al her home
RICHARD HELLNER. son Of
MIR and Mrs Joseph Hellner,
70l Darlington Drive, upon his
fourth birthday anniversary July
2l
BYRON PREUSSEL. who OBJ
served his birthday anniversary
yesterday.
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Ho06ehoId
Suggestions

II =tAe-te>ttla+aa=pstHe- ef eleta
window shades is fully utilized
in every home 9 million tons Of
coal can be saved next winter.
Because Of the shortage Of
heating fuel. steps must be taken
20 make homes tight next win
ter Installing storm sash, insu-
Iauon, calking and weatherstrIp-
ping VIII conserve heat as viii
the use OF Greplaces and other
auxiliary heaters when cold
weather comes.
Because Of strikes among mine
workers the supply of coal has
been reduced by Is million.tonS,
This makes It more important
than ever 20 plan for winter fuel
savings now.
Homes may be kept 10 10 20
degrees cooler all summer il
-r+ot+1 wrtrt1uw shades are drawn
to the sills during the day at
windows whore the sun beats in.
The insulating value Of the
shades cuts heat intake through
window glass by 50 per cent.
To save fuel the thermostat
on hot water heating units
should be set at 125 degrees.
Water heated to this temporal
ture IS hot enough for ordinary
use MIXING hot water with cold
wastes fuel
MOTH PREVENTION is the
big must for woods. Chief
home prevention aids are moth
proof chests, boxes and closets
and chemicals in the form of
crystals and sprays
ROUGE or llpstick stains on
garments can be removed by
working a colorleSs grease into
the stain then dipping the spot
into carbon tetrachloride. IL a
trace of color remains sponge
with diluted denatured alcohol.
NEVER PRESS wool COM
pletely dry as II makes the ma
terlal shine. Leave just sus-
piclon Of moisture and hang up
to finish drying
The % MILLION women who
stay al home are making their
own clothes and knitting their
own suits and sweaters.
MANY WOMEN have given up
Girdlcs, nylons and skirt plcats
for the defense OF their country.
BLANKETS made Of layers
Of reinforced crepe paper, said
e-Aaee-warfrft+r-retairfng aaaii-
ties comparable 10 some textiles
are appearing in department
stores.
STORE HONEY IN warm, dry
places Kept in cellar or other
damp places IL absorbs moisture
and ferments
PREVENT the inside Of
cook stove oven from rusting by
leaving the door open an hour
after baking.
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War Stamps Used
For Table Center

For a novel, colorful and pat
riotic table centerpiece try an
arrangement of flowers, which
are war savings stamps wrapped
in cellophane. Such a scheme
was revised by Mrs Henry Nor
genthau, Jr., for a recent lunch
con. Modern hoSteSSeS have dis
covered too. that little "posies'
OF ~iar savings stamps make
welcome and inexpensive favors
for dinner parties
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Calendar e{Comi,q GGyenh

THURSDAY, JULY p
RED CROSS SEWING UNIT, Harrison Township Hall, 10 a.
m. to I p. m.
RED CROSS Surgical Dressings Meow group, MCHs
ing room. to .. H..
DANCE at USO Club Broadway, $50 10 II m.
RED CROSS WORK Masonic Service Cadets Masonic Hall
at : 80 m.
CHEST CLINIC Kings Daughters Health Center
GAMES PARTY in Veterans Hall, sponsored by VIEW Post
and Auxiliary, at 8
HOME SERVICE WORKERS, at Chapter office at 100 p
RED CROSS HOME SERVICE at Chapter Office, 1870 m.
MOUNT CLEMENS CONIMANDERY 81; X T, special
clave a 100 p. m.
MASONIC SERVICE AUXILIARY, Masonic Center, 1880
D. m.
DANCE at USO Club on Broadway. 30 to II p. m.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, IN Aere Hall. p.
GAMES PARTY Veterans hall sponsored by VFW Post and
Auxiliary 8 p. m
FRIDAY, JULY 3
o o F in Barron hall. m.
GAMES PARTY, ST. Louis hall, sponsored by ST Louis
Club BIS p. m.
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Mount Clemens Victory Gardens TO be Judged August IT. %

Gorden Club Members
Honor Mrs. John
MRS GEORGE W JOHN,
who is recovering IN 81. Joseph s
Hospital from serious injuries re-
CCTvCd III a fat, was we'll re-
membered 10y the Garden Club
members on her birthday ami
vcrsary Tuesday Mrs John IS
president Of the club and she
was the recipient OF flowers,
birthday cards and notes of con
gratulations from club members.
who are glad that she Will be
able 10 continue 10 serve as their
presiding officer.
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IaN 0e,i;gn

THE GLOBAL INFLUENCE
shows up in this New York Gre
alton for fall. Designer Maurice
Rentner has given the two piece
dress a Russian effect through
the tunic type blouse, which Is
buttoned at left shoulder and
under the arm. The Chinese in
fluence is seen in the gold pas
sementerie braid which decor
ates the short peplum and also
the black felt stovepipe cloche,
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Winifred Grosser,
Robert Hughes to Wed

WINIFRED G RIOS SER and
Pvt. Robert Hughes, formerly
Of Mount Clemens. Will be mar
ried Saturday July "a, in Okla
homa City. Okla. Pvt and Mrs
Jack Hughes viii be the only
attendants
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Prizes 10 be Awarded
Outstanding Gardeners

bers of the Garden Club have
been very cooperative in carry
ing on the work during her abb
Sence
MRS. GEORGE w. JOHN has
sufficiently recovered from
serious accident 10 be removed
from ST. Joseph's Hospital to
her home on the South River
road.
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[ U5bD
MyAtA0'

"Honey,' jim said to me the
other night, you sure were
smart when you chose our Ser
vel. Picking the one refrigera-
tor with no moving parts was a
stroke of genius. We know that
it will last us for the duration
cause it has no moving parts
in its freezing system to wear
or need replacement. And it's
been mighty economical to
run, too
"Of course jim was right
about our Served. With food
such a problem these days, it's
a real comfort to know we'll be
able to take proper care of what
we do get. But jim was wrong
about me. Naturally | didn't
say anything-but | actually
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-22
Mildred Higbee Engaged
TO Pvt. Mcdonald

MRS, CECILIA HIGBEE, IS
Gibbs street, has announced the
engagement of her daughter,
Mildred, to Pvt. Lawrence Nc
Donald Of Duluth Mimi No
date has been set for the we'd
ding.
MIR. AND MRS. G.. De PREF
and daughter Gloria, have re
turned from a weeks stay az
Mackinac Island.
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.DeRue-P eItjer
Troth Told
Mr. AND MRS HARRY PR.

MIR AND MRS HARRY PER
HN fr. nr.lala Afract hAAA al.
uollcc5 the approaching mar
rIaEc of t7gir daughter Beatrice
DCRur ~ Earl Pcliier son Of
Nr and Ee, Frank Pclucr. los
N,ara /atenuc The wedding
ccremr7. Vlll take place on Sat
uts l- - AZ 10 2 M AZ the
La Detroit Methodist church
vftr gro Rev Robert Richards
of|.at..l
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chose Servel Gas Refrigerator
in the first place because it
didn't make any noise.'
Whatever BoUr original reason
for selecting Servel ElectroIux
Gas Refrigerator, you can be doubly glad
you've got one today. For you're assured
low-cost, troube-free noseless refrigeration
for the duration, and long time after.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

3. S. CHEMIST wants position in Wash
irgton. For details write Thelma Stein
bere, 4o4 Spencer Hall, Chapel Hill, N c.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, attractive, neat ap,
months practical experience. UN. 1888
DREssMAKING, designing. remodeling and
Ing st, NV Apt. 4. AID. ,223s,
GIRL, colored, experienced, reliable, de-
sres part-time work fer employed persons
or beauty parl9r maid Franklin o9oa
opeartor MI S634
GIRL, colored, elevator operator. wishes
position, 10 am. to 6 pm; has permit.
Girl, colored. refined and intelNsent
wishes a position as maid in office, store or
beauty parlor, Phone Hillside O526-W. "a.
LADY, young; competent ambitious, with
guidance and advertising, desires perma-
LADY, experienced restaurant. wishes po-
Sition as manager or assistant manager.
LADY, cultured, Young, %; with two uni
Is capable of meeting people, handling
large sums of money and performing
S SHss h eaufe re snstbnr snd
mate. Box 4s3-C. Star. 24s
NURSE wishes position with
children , years and over; excellent ref,
OFFICE MANAGER. wide experience all
training personnel so people. PURCHASING 9
equipment and supplies, .resourceful, dc
pendable. eficient. desires permanent
future; moderate starting salary accepted
Phone IL. 1867.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
SITUATIONS ,woMEh tco,,.,

SECRETARY, Govt, public steno,,, and
INNS. writing experience. Available eve
ninss wk., "a hours. Box 4s0-C, Star.
sr.rsu,c - "a.
Gated, Christian. excellent character and
appearance. finest references. experienced
in graphic presentation of personnel, in
dustriai t,is production, and management sta
eedure. years experience with national
firms; desire permanent connection in
Washington, Arlington or Alexandria area.
Box LII. Star. 22'
STENOGRAPHER, public stenographic
service Helen Byron. 10ls Vermont ave.
nyp,sEE nv TX xr9E9Gan91D.,ur, 99a9 23'
experience in general office work, excellent
references: would like typng to do at
home. Box 429-C, Star 22'
WOMAN, colored. wants work as jaintress
IN apartment building, willing to take
over night duties. as elevator operator
in exchange small salary. quarters for
self and school-age daughter: reference.
ENERGETIC AMERICAN interested in
part time or whole time. cashier. desk
clerk. organizing social affairs. hostess or
What have You; also experienced house
keeper Box 46l-C. Star 24s ,
Evening star., 1943-10-22
HELP MEN q WoMEk.

BEAUTY OPERATORS, al around. Hep
BOoKkEEPER. TYPIsT, experienced; es-
sential industry; 4s-hr. week Apply 22l
St; NV. Metal Limb Mfg Inc
COUPLE, woman for cooking and house
work man for indoor work and truck gar
asa asninS Gcr Cal Cal Jl Elmwood 63s or write Box
COUPLE, young good pay. pleasant sur
roundngs and 4-room furnished bunga-
low; on poultry farm. Phone Severna
S,tt!I COUPLE, eo|ored, @ EXP: ss cook; sh;v. and
best wages WI. 1856 after s. pm.
apartment: must be experienced: living
qHsrters q{S sf and small salary. Call at 1921
MAN AND WIFE, colored, no children. on
farm. nearby Md, for general farming,
wife to do housework: must be reliable
excellent living quarters. Call at 1921
MhRRTED sLa Fl 8 GoupLE-wite to care for sick
woman and do housework for board and
rooms in exchange. or will consider woma n
on same plan and include small salary
Permanent emp. in modern home. Arl.. Va.
REToUCHERs, experienced. fine and fast;
salary or piecework; permanent employ
m@ent' @ full or part time. Steindl Studio.
l72S Conn. ave. DE. l114.
USHER, men or women. ideal working
conditions, good salary and meals; no
sunday work Apply Mayfair Restaurant
WOMAN NAM Or 81 MAN. young to manage
neighborhood drugstore fountain; good
Evening star., 1943-10-22
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

GIRL, colored, wants 3 days week Falls
Church, N. Arlington: 81 day. carfare
Write E. Woodson. Route /. Box 50,
Vienna, Va
GIRL. colored, wishes work Of any kind.
GIRL. 16, honest, reliable and willing.
wants steady Job. Room and board, small
salary. with privilege Of going to hign
school: Vic. Bethesda or Cabin John.
r. 7. D. 3. Box 30 Bethesda. Md
Evening star., 1943-10-22
STENOGRAPFER

Young woman. under 35. preferably COL
lGRH graduate. competent stenoFrapher TO
ASSIST IN sociological survey of racial re-
,dLlohS. must be a person without racial
may lead 10 permanent employment IN
personnel department of a large corpora
ilon Slto-Sl 20 per month to start for a
b-day 4i-hOur week. Saturday afternoon
lree; write for appointment. stating age,
eoucatloh' experience. marital status.
"ht,her at present employed and when
&FdlIaDle Tor interview and inCioSe a re-
cent snapshot, which viii be returned.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
HELP WOMEN.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or LEGALLY needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation Of
a statement of availability from her
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
DRAFTSMEN

DRAF"I'SMEN,
Mechanical for defense plant: good work
ing conditions; excellent opportunity for
aovancement;, must have release or certi-
Inc. t1I2 Bethesda ave, Bethesda. Nd
ROOM CLERK, experience
helpful. Apply manager, Ho-
tel Hawthorne, 3134 st. NV,
Evening star., 1943-10-22
WAITRESS

|EIU FHOTt ISIaNd
Ave NE, MI 1303
TYP1ST and general Office
worker for iewelry store, good
salary, 5l2 day week. Eli
Rubin Co.. 718 7th st. NV.
MILLINERS, experienced;
good pay, Also part-time mil
liners. Hat Shop, 5O8 11th
st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-10-22

YOUNG WOMAN, expert
enced, for Office work; must
have knowledge of bookkeep-
ing, good handwriting; 44-hr.
week; S35; permanent posi-
ton. Box 498-C, Star. "a
FILING CLERK
NJ E. Horton, Inc, $50 c ST SW
S?3 for 4o-Hr. Wk., Essential Industry.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
TYPISTS AND
BOOKKEEPERS

Several excellent positions avail
able; 5-day Wk. and every 3rd
Saturday half day; good salary,
regular increases.
National Liberty Insur. Co.
MA 5153 1890 K ST NV
Evening star., 1943-10-22

WAITRESS, white, lunch pc
riod. Metropolitan Club, 100
H st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-10-22

SHOPPER,
1885 YRS; FULL TIME. PERMA-
NENT: INTERESTING WORK,
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY:
FREE TO TRAVEL; STARTING
500.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
HELP MEN.

Any worker last. employed in an
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation of
statement of availability from his
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-10-22

SALESLADIES, full or part
time. Harry Kaufman, Inc,
1916 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
EXTRA-FINE SALES
POSITION OPEN.

If you are interested in a permanent
connection with opportunity for very
substantial income each weekly payday,
call al our Takoma Park ofice, 145 Car
roll ave, next to Takoma fire station on
the Carroll ave. or Flower ave. bus line
Our salesmen are earning big pay now
loca ted near Northwest Washington on
Rises .rd extended. Our building program
Is we'll under way. which will give gu!
Nations Capital one of Americas s finest
cemeteries Our prices and terms are
the most reasonable. No previous expert
ence necessary-we train you. Plenty OF
leads avaiable-we hello close your sales
George WASHINGTON Memorial Cemetery
the Book -Ludt Organization, developers OF
cen,cterieS c10H
Evening star., 1943-10-22

FUR SALESLADY, experienced,
for permanent employment, full
or part time; unusually fine sal
ary. Zlotnick the Furrier, 18th
and G.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Millinery SaleSladv
CASHIER, S35.

Experienced only need apply. S:}5 weel
start; apply i'm rediatelv. Millicent's, /
Conn. ave. Do not phUne