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Evening star., 1943-08-18
HELP DoMEsTlc tcent, J

MAID, general .housework and plain cook
ing. lisht laundry; live in, SIS week; pri-
MAID, part time time for elderly couole in small
wases ,.s ApDlieant mus. Be ss yssTs ols g
bedroom apt: excellent position. GOOD SAL
MSp health sene-.1 esrd TsaSi1ee TR ossn,
am. to pm. no sundays; $lI wk 5l3
P2Thatan pl NV, near Peabody st;
cooking; must know how to cook: to stay
in or go home; large room Tor the maid on
hr.t floor, Salary. SIS week. Ii. ,sc54,
cooking; no heavy laundry; SO week
MAID for general housework and cooking,
SO week and meals. GE. 1925.
MAID for upstairs work, to IL noon
fare: references. Only reliable airl need
sppIy; MSID other her help employed Nj. s5os.
downstairs work and serving meals. help
With Light wash, cooking on Wednesdays
of otber sandsy oao oso snv and
nights: references; permanent position for
reliable girl; so and ,carfare; live 10 or
MAIDS. ,. exp. permanent to positions, ion 'fo for
sasIa liz ' f. sSS saSurban a
f Ef HFLpFR 1sas yosns Mn 4soe sood ,roner
live out; Saturday afternoons and all Sun
siy SERsf g. zoo sbts Emerson st. NM "a sSso
Georgtown: 2 children and 5: can offer
excellent salary, record of only 2 previous
nurses. neither leaving because dissatis-
ned; personality counts as well as expe-
rience. Call AID. 3466.
NURSEMAD. white. over 20 yrs OF are.
to care for children: other help employed
Apt; convenient to transportation and
equipped with playground facilities; salary
commensurate with experience and qualifi-
caLions Dl. 1855 between and $40
WOMAN, cook and gh.w.. 2 adults, no
laundry Apply before 10 am. or after 5
p:p 2I30 wisconsin ave. NV, Apt 81
WOMAN. colored. middle AGED, for general
housework 6-day week. no Sundays.
WOMAN. eolored experienced, to care for
no cooking; no Sundays: Sf7 week and
earfare to start RA. 1929.
WOMAN. middle-aged, colored, no cooking
i've in; xl2 week. EN-. 2S25. 4sl5 Mac
we WOMAN An, for general housework. live in or
must be experienced cook: good references
SIS week and carfare. 1859 34th St
WOMAN, white. preferably middle-ased,
reliable, care 2 children and apt: salary
according 10 exp. and qualifications. No
go 4 WEEK. 3 children. no laundry.
WANTED. girl for general work half time.
small hotel apt; person in family: no
s4naay sREsENT9nkIr TSTk ph9ne f9mn pu oIsvs; 3ssis;
era sral housework, good salary; Apply 1871
T@s6erman 1Ss6 1ass s. st. nv, RA; 1928:
for light housework. no cooking; all day
Sunday off
Evening star., 1943-08-18
WRITING-EDITING.
20 YEARS IN D. G..
TOP REFERENCES.

SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.
COUPLE. wife full time, husband part time
wants job, on car or bus line. WI 1878,
oil
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HELP MEN.
. YOUNG COLORED MAN.


FOR CAFETERIA DAY WORK.
Good salary, meals and uniforms; day
off. Vene5ia Cafeteria, 1887 10th st. NV.
DRIVERS (2), So hours; S31
and overtime. Plymouth
Farms, Inc, 1113 Maine ave.
s.w. MA. O867.
LABORERS l5).
Also 2 white truck drivers: essen
tial work. Apply Cherrydale
Cement Block Co. 3436 Lee hwy,
Arlington. Va, CHI. 0200.
DRUG CLERK for independ-
ent store, experienced; 48-hr.
week, good pay. Reply giving
full details. Box 403-M, Star.
DRUG CLERKS, GOOD
HOURS; S35 A WEEK TO
START. APPLY STANDARD
DRUG CO., 1113 G ST. NV.
UPHOLSTERER, good me-
chanic, to work in hotel shop;
piecework. DE. 08OO.
CLERK FOR OIL-BURNER
SERVICE DEPT. OFFICE.
EXPERIENCE UNNECES-
SARY; PERMANENT POSI-
TION. SEE MR.. BELFIELD,
A. P. WOODSON CO., 9th
AND MICH. AVE. NE.
AUTO MECHANIC,
Full or part time; your Govern
ment says get into essential work
now; top pay, good working
conditions.
OURISMAN- -MANDELL
CHEVROLET CO..
18th and Good Hope Rd. Sc.
PORTER, colored, must be
able to operate motorcycle;
permanent position with good
pay. Apply to HAHN SHOE
STORE, 7th and K sts. NV.
PORTERS AND DISHWASH-
ERS, no experience needed;
good pay, vacation with pay;
48-hour week, Apply at any
Peoples Drug Store or at II
P st. ne.
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NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that, under a
certificate filed August 2, 1919, with the
CLERK OF the United States District Court
Tor the District of Columbia the under
signed three persons. all of the residence
sddress $500 Fessenden St, NV, Wash
1ngton, D. G., have formed q limited part
nership to be known as Mount Equipment
company with its present business sd-
dress: National Press Bldg. to conduct. in
the District Of Columbia and elsewhere.
ms business in all sorts of personal prop
erty. The Partnership is to continue from
Aueust !, 1e43, to July 81. 1853. inclu-
siye; and is to be under the mana cement
OF the seneral partner. The general part
ners contribution to the capital of the
company is $4,000: the FIRST men toned
united partners contribution to its capital
Is 100000; and the second-mentioned lim-
itsd partners contribution to its capital is
$4,000. The limited partners are to be
liable only for the amounts which they
respectively have contributed to capital and
are not to be personally liable for any of
the debts or obligations of the partnership
JAY A. MOUNT. General Partner; ESTELLE
r. MOUNT. Limited Partner; JAY M
MOUNT, Limited Partner
Evening star., 1943-08-18
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT and tax consultant. state
ments, tax reports books put in order kept
At $40 mo. up; many justly entitled tax
Books asea AND s4o
reports, monthly statements. inventories
coaoRRb cs1 tyPns MAN Ne wsbes sSas parme sntor
BOY. colored 1o honest, reliable. refer
ences. desires night or evening work. Call
CARETAKNG WANTED by married couple
in home or apartment building In exchange
for living quarters. OIL. s414
FOREMAN for maintenance. or carpenter
f9rsman f. .Hny " OXFORD o5lS; r..,. -,
three days week. Box 209-v Star.
JANIT0R, colored, would like to take care
Of small apt. for free rent; married, age
a. reference. DE. .517
ment house, for quarters and small salary.
Gray. 194s Eye ne.
MAN wants job as ianitor with quarters:
10 years experience; excellent references.
MAN. colored, desires employment as truck
driver; excellent references. North SOol.
OFFICE MANAGER. as. university and
business COLLEGE graduate, married. draft
exempt; experienced in personnel contact,
adjustments. complaints. correspondence
and sales. Georgia 7172 after 6, or Box
SALESMAN POSITION WANTED by young
man honorably discharged from y. 8,
Navy. not eligible for draft years ex-
esTence esd no salary cqnsidersd less than han
Ii. s434. ask for Mr. Greene. 10.
SECRETARIAL or investigational work
veteran. As. long experience as Investigator
or stenog. secretary, u s. Civil Service
presently in foreign service. Box 35-v,
Star. 49,
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I HAVE had Is years executive ad-
ministrative and accounting expert
ence A. B. degree. Want employment
in private industry that will continue
after the war Government employe,
but can get immediate release. Box
226-V, Star, 10"
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AElp w0kAEk

WE PAY you x25 for selling so 81 boxes
so beautiful. assorted. imprinted
Christmas cards sell 81, your profit soc;
White Plains
Evening star., 1943-08-18

stop speculating about your futurei No
matter what you have sold in the past you
can make profitable connection with an
established company where there are plenty
OF leads, no priorities or credit restrictions.
Our men are earning 400-S5OO a mo. in
a business that Is equally good in war or
peace time. Drawing account
THIS SHOULD COMMAND YOUR
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION.
Evening star., 1943-08-18

Established firm offers permanent posi-
ton paying top salary. Work is light and
easy, Want settled man. draft exempt.
References required as to honesty and
sobriety, elevator operators license required
Apply after II am. for interview.
HUGO WORCH,
Evening star., 1943-08-18

For mems furnishings; experienced pre-
permanent. Apply Young Mems Shop.
Evening star., 1943-08-18

AUTO MECHANIC,
Full or part time; your Govern
ment says get into essential work
now, top pay, good working
conditions.
Evening star., 1943-08-18
statesmen.

SHIPPING CLERK.
knowledge of mail essential. Call MI,
Gray, Decatur 1850
Evening star., 1943-08-18

MAKE MONEY FAST!
Sell Christmas Cards
With Name-50 for 81.
Salesladies, office workers, warworkers
housewives-here is the quickest. easiest
EXTRA MONEY MAKER you've ever seen!
Call on friends, others-sell Personal
Christmas Cards. so for 81 Also show
IL NEW FAST-SELLING
CHRISTMAS CARD AND OTHER
ORTMENTS-RETAH, 81.
Christmas Box: also Religious. Humorous
Gift Wraps: Birthday and Every Day.
APPROVAL now!
Chiffon GREETINGS CO.
147 Essex, Dept 10, Boston Mass.
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SECRETARIAL
SWITCHBOARD
OPERATOR

ApbIV Ms hsR ger. 2l3U WISCONSIN, Ave. NV.
WOMEN, white, to wait on
country counter. no expert
ence necessary; $28 wk. E. T.
Goodman, Arcade Market,
14th and Park rd
Evening star., 1943-08-18

Wool, permanent Jobs. GOOD hours. top
salary Telephone Lyon Park Cleaners,
Arlington. oxford 1850. Mr.. Judene. Place
call through operator
Evening star., 1943-08-18

UPHOLSTERER, good me-
chanic, to work in hotel shop;
piecework. DE. 03OO.
Evening star., 1943-08-18

DELIVERY CLERK.
Excellent salary and opportunity: perma-
nent. Apply Youns Men's Shop, 1919
Evening star., 1943-08-18

Men 49, for part-time work about 15
hrs. wkly.: prev. haberdashery or apparel
exper. helpful; about 81 hour and upward.
Apply $50 TO 7:30 PM. Room 205, 1927
Evening star., 1943-08-18
----'- 7-i-'-s-l-ss-s--a-= s-sa.=- -
.JANITOR.

Permanent position with established Or
sanitation must operate mimeoeraph and
addressosraph machines: prefer mail
room experience. Call DI. $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26

bombed Wake Island. Although only 80
tons Of bombs were dropped, small
amount m comparison with European
raids Allied strategists saw in the attack
great significance. il pierced deeply the
triangular Jap sphere Of power Toxic ~
the Solomons 10 Batavia thus presaaed
other deep smashes a, the new Aslatlc
order the Nips seek to set up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26
i. ). Planes Rip
German Plants
Continued from Page One)

Continued from rage one
Al 600. The two towns Of Fiber
field and Barmen cover a lO-mlie
stretch along the narrow Wuppel
Valley.
The nighttime attack came Al
the conclusion Of gigantic
sweep throughout yesterday and
last evening against -300-mllc
stretch Of the channel coast by
400 10 500 RAF bombers and
fighters and many Squadrons Of
L. s attack forces.
Five airfcldS were plaStered As
the Allied craft battered al tar
gets from Flushing, Holland, 10
the Chcrbourg Peninsula Of
France. II was believed that the
assaults were designed 10 keep
German planes grounded 10 pro
tect the return from North Africa
Of KING George VI from his visit
TO Allied troops The monarch re-
turned 10 England by plane early
this morning
At least Il German fighters
were destroyed in doghEhtS and
Allied bomberS carried out eight
successful raids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26
British
Subs Sink
Id Ships

LONDON Juno y ms
Thirteen AXIS ships including an
armed merchant cruiser Of 1000
tons. have been sunk in the Mcdl-
tcrranean by British submarines.
The admiralty announced today IN
special communiquc.
Two naval auXilarlos. two me-.
dunn sized supply ships and eight
smaller supply vessels were IN
Guided in the toll The com
munique named II submarine
commanders, indicating the mum
her Of underSCa craft taking part
IN the action.
one Of tho supply ships was a
heavily laden motor transport
with a large cargo OF petroleum
which exploded and burned while
the ship was sinking
One submarine bomharded ar
Italian radio location station or
Alma Island in the Iipari group
north Of Sicily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26
.MussoIini JdiIs
II $50 in Fear Of
Aid 10 Invaders

LONDON. Ihe IS 6JPf- Mus
>oInIs secret poIce have seized
49, 49, t---tt 10y
In campaign 40 stamp. out "A
potential Italian fifth colunp in
advance OF amy Allied uNasieQ
European adNJycs sand today
Some 900 of those arrested
were Identified us Communists
and the remaining $3.50 were
labeled 'anU-ta>ci~l>.'
senator Giovanni Gentle broad
casting over Rome radio appealed
20 the popuIaCo 10 conquer ali
temptation of cOvardIce Other
reports indicated that Italians who
failed to support the ANS war
effort would bee deprived OF their
food and clothing ration books
Radio London sand two moro
German divisions had arrived nm
Italy TO assist IN defending the
COAstS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26
ITO Ndzii5 Killed
By Red Shippers
Rfgisiersd q. 5. FSttnt ono


MOSCOW. Juno * GNS)
Russian snipcrs have killed 27o
German soldiers on the LCninErad
front. the Russian communlque
reported today
A minor German attack on the
LiSichansk sector Of The DonetS
River front was broken UP COM
pletelv and FIVE Of nine German
homberS which attempted TO al
tack an airGeld in this area were
dOWned.
German homhcrS raIded local.
ties near Lcnlngrad hut the
Russians knocked down "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26
wrIGHT on NUMBERS

Tho present Middle East ain
force. commander Macarthur as
serted manned carefully and exc
rg,r5 ,an4nry and was only
frustrated hr sheer weight OF
rwro> in rro Philippines.
Disclosing That mo entire re-
rraI strength of The Philippines
a.r force a' Tho outbreak of war
numbered ONLY 80 heavy lombard
merr urf, and = fighters, Mac
Arthur docrcd allegations that
Hrcrctor had failed 10 dlSperS'
his forces properly IN anticipation
of ma Ior Japanese moves.
The entire command Mac
Arthur said. had been placed
on full war basis two weeks
before the outbreak and had
taken up defensive dispositions.
The security and reconnsis-
Sancr patrols had been flown
regularly. Two Of the four
SouadronN Of heavy homberS
were dispatched 10 Nindanso,
q NnI uI Ttdtn VI ffttiN ''''' -
ORDERS CHANGED
"Forty-eight hours he tore
the attack the command was
alerted"
Macarthur. however, admitted
that "a number Of airplancs were
/ destroyed on the ground while
( landing for gas or while down Tor
essential maintenance but IN
sisted these losses were never tho
result of negligence on the part
OF Brcreton or his subordinatcs.
II IS generally known now that
the FlvIng FortresSeS which were
DESTROYED on Clark Field had beer
aleried and in the air throughout
the morning coming down to lane
for refuelluC Just before noon
Tho JapS hit them at ll.3O a. m
j, is believed that statements II
books and magazine articles IN
Spircd Macarthur 90 uphold his
former sky commander.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26
So j. ). PI lanes
Raid Greek Base
Continued from Page one)

day night. Nine Allied planes
were lost in the Sardinia attack
The assault on Sicily was made
WnLneSdax- nicht- by British -Mcl-
lngton bombers against the east
coast port Of Catanla The in
dustrial area and the railway
rarshaIng yards were hard hit
hy The WellnGtonS. which carry
heavy loads of block-buSterS
B-26 MarauderS, escorted by
Lightning fighters, attacked the
railroad junction and industrial
plant al Chillyani, SARDINIA.
BPS Mitchell bomberS also eS-
corted bv LightningS bombed the
auheld az Nenahorta, Sardinia,
and then hit three ships az Colo
Arancl.
The landing ground ~ Capo-
terra. southern Sardinia, was
blasted by CurtiSS P-40 War
hawks. Two small ANS ships
were smashed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26
200 Inmates Graduated

JACKSON June y up
Two hundred inmates of Southern
Michigan Prison received diplomas
i'm graduation exercises At the
institution yesterday. The certIil-
Gates indicated the men had com
pleted certain educational courses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26
9 Jap Subs Reported
Sunk OF West Coast

LOS ANGELES. juno - OrPl
Naval and coast guHd forces
have sunk an least nine and pos
>iblv several more Jap submarines
of the West Coast since Pearl
IIarbor the Los Angeles Times
said today Navy headquarters al
Washington passed The story but
did not confirm IT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26

010-'on King George Y and the
Howe. were said 10 have sailed
into tho Mediterranean earl
Wednesday with sn. escort d de-
->'roycrs and torpedo boats
The military correspondent OF
tso German T'ranSocean Agency
said today that Allied prepare
lions for an attack IN The MedN-
iorranean had reached the Gull
mlnatIny point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26
ORDERS CHANGED

"Forty-eight hours he tore
the attack the command was
alprted "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26
The
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-14
Congress May Sidetrac|k Social Security Proposal

ia together in hotels, apart
ments and rooming houses in
Hollywood. At the time of the
yachting trip, he declared it
would be proven, the girls were
unemployed and were living
in the apartment of :, man about
40 years of age"
AS 10 the occurrences on the
trip charged by the state, the
actors attorney said he expected
to prove they "werc highly inn
probable and unfounded.
Giesler pointed out that no &C
ton was taken by the authorities
in the case of Miss Satterlee un-
til the Hansen episode one year
and two months later
The deputy district attorney
told the jury the state would
show by birth certificates and
the testimony of relatives that
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-14

en- the witness stand, and pho
tographs of the scene of the al
legged offense had been intro
duced.
The state charges that the
actor ravished Miss Hansen
during a party at the Bel Air
home of friend last Sept. 81,
and in two other counts it al
leges similar offenses against
Peggy La Rue Satterlee, Is, Hol-
lywood entertainer, on his IS
foot yacht Sirocco on Aug. 2 and
3, 1941.
In his opening statement TO
the superior court jury of nine
women and three men, Flynn's
attorney, Jerry Giesler, declared
that "the defense is prepared to
establish that the defendant did
not commit the acts alleged with
either of these girls"
Cochran declared in his OPEN
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-14

was returning from nearby Cata-
lima Island, Cochran asserted,
the actor invited the girl TO 60
belowdecks 10 view the moon
Through port hole and again
ravished her.
In his preliminary statement,
Flynn's attorney declared the
defense would show that screen
struck Betty Hansen had gone
to the Bel Air party at the home
of Frederick McEvoy, a friend
of the actor, with the purpose
of meeting Flynn and that she
had said beforehand she intend
ed to play up to him TO fur
Their her attempts 10 obtain a
film role.
SHARED APARTMENT
: He said the defense would
show Miss Satterlee and her sis
ter, Mickey June, had been liv-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-14
Xank Naval Officer
Goes for a Stroll

SAN DIEGO, Jan. 14-(P)-
An American navy officer went
for a stroll in Safi, North Africa,
and had a tough time to keep
from taking over the city.
"As another officer and /
walked into the Civic Center,
city officials thought we had
come to occupy their Offices"
said Lieut.. Frank Crime, Jr., "a,
Of New BEDFORD, Mass.
"We tried to explain with
school Trench and sign Ian
guage that we merely wanted to
look around, blu. no one could
understand us. Finally we found
an interpreter who explained
our visit.
THE mayor was so relieved
that he showed us around,
himself"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-14

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA =
Need for Congressional action
on immediate problems such as
new taxes appeared likely today
to sidetrack for several months
consideration of Pres d n t
Roosevelt's proposal for an ex-
pansion of the Social Security
system to combat postwar eco
nomic hazards.
Chairman George (D-Ga.) of
the Senate Finance Committee
told reporters the Calendars of
Committees which usually ham
die Social Security matters -
Ways and Means in the House
and Finance in the Senate -
probably will be crowded for
some time with prime legisla-
tion>
In this category, he placed
pay-as-you-earn tax legislation,
new revenue producing meas
ures, an increasing in the $l25,-
600, 100000 public debt limita-
ton and expiring executive au-
thority to make reciprocal trade
agreements.
LIST DEVELOPMENTS
The rising tempo of the new
Congress also produced these de-
velopments:
!. Determination by the House
Naval Committee to study the
entire American naval program
since the war began to ascertain
progress made in combating the
submarine menace, growth of
the Nays air arm. the need for
new ships and the status of the
battleship-versus-carrier contro-
versy.
2. Mounting hopes for early
lifting Of the American Fedora
ton of Musicians ban on record
ed music after James c. Petril-
10, union president, assured a
Senate INVESTIGATING committee a
compromise would be drafted
next month.
3. Consideration by the Sen
ate Foreign Relations Committee
of requesting subpoena powers
In the event 1t is ordered to in
vestigate complaints against the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-14
Movie Hero s
Trial Underway
in Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 14-tP)
The state called its first wit
nesses today in its attempt to
convict Enrol Flynn, 'portrayer
of romantic movie roles, on
three counts of rape involving
two young girls.
equity District Attorney
Thomas w. Cochran said Betty
Hansen, 17-year-old Lincoln,
Neb., schoolgirl, would begin
her testimony after her sister,
Mrs. Patricia Marsden, had TAX.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-14

ing statement that the state
would show that Miss Hansen
was taken TO the Bel Air party
by Armand Knapp, young
friend of Flynn's.
He added witnesses will tes-
tify Flynn took her to an up
stairs room after dinner when
she complained of feeling i'll,
disrobed her and raped her.
WEEKEND CRUISE
Miss Satterlee, Cochran said,
accepted an invitation for a
weekend cruise on Flynn's
yacht after she had met him on
three or four previous occasions.
During the following night.
the states attorney said it would
be shown Flynn entered Miss
Satterlee's stateroom and forced
his attentions upon her. Again
the next night, while the yacht