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Evening star., 1943-10-17

SI1oI EN-,
1885 YRS, FULL TIME; PERMA-
NENT, INTERESTING WORK;
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY;
STARTING SALARY, $40.
APPLY 523 STAR BLDG.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
HELP DOMESTIC.

ATTRACTIVE RM: with bath and board in
efz sae * 29 Tsnaa We sn.I5ced r4Gs
references. live in; children. ages 4 yrs.
epS T5s SH9d soors ssary ca es Db bos sag
eIERsTSASs slRs ES5HsF FGMLY F9 fSF needs working
Rss s in W5 haes on
grounds. unique position for woman who
adsSs desires happy living in beautiful place.
SSoLoREP, part time; shy, light laun-
COMPETENT WOMAN. e'h.w and care OF
PFHyes fhssds Ma sund5Es oE 5aas "a Good wages Be-
COOK. experienced; g.h.:w;, light laundry;
SON family live out; SIS week OIL.
COOK, experienced, settled colored woman;
pte Room and Ss ia9 city 9i e
COOK, white or coloredd who will assist
ences. cail ordWay S5s 1889. nave ''' fe.t
HI$a:i ~ J; q ainnsF Sunday; si5 week cal
Sse1.ns.s SoeK snd '!ssn ga sss4 afternoons week
s.ea Toom Tas and in Asm bah 0ssr hSms es
laggndarsyg;e ndarsyg;e nurse for children; 500 mo
COOK, sh.w.. for adults Sundays of
COOK and general houseworker for fam.
lly, OF 4 in broom apt. at Westchester
light. laundry; live out; must be experi.
T.sSbane asss ane ES9a oase9 SeSk sg
French family: . adults and baby; Broom
apt; 500 monthly. Apply Monday, 1872.
18th st. NV, receptionist.
COOK, full or part time, no Sundays, fo
small boarding house; references. Appl!
2137 G st. NV.
COOK, .housework, November | live in OIL
out: references; SIS and carfare; vicinit!
Dupont Circle. Call DE $3.50.
COOK and general houseworker. small
home, in family; no laundry; salary, $50
permanent; northeast section. TR. 0s20
COOK, colored. neat. capable, genera
housework; SIS week; live in; 3 adult.
IN family. AID. 47S6.
COOK. .colored. experienced. wanted onl.
for eookins; s,.s sxceilent wages lIye in: ref
COOK, white, experienced. good wages
reasonable hours. Call AID. 9693.
COOK, 2 in family, no housework: othel
help: rstsrences. ssys 1900 Wyoming eye
COOK, general housework. SIS week Bun
eslow In Bethesda. Live In, comfortabl,
upstairs room. WI. 774e.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
HELP WOMEN tcont.)
FILE CLERK

AAc SdG4t4A.
Pleasant work with ma
tional association; typing
necessary. Call Miss Pinck-
ney, GE. 1850.
WOMAN to work in dry
cleaning store, vicinity Glebe
I'd. and Columbia pike, Ar
lington, Va; good salary;
permanent. Call DU. 6641.
SALESLADIES - OPENING
FOR EXPERIENCED SALES
LADIES IN SUITS, COATS,
FURS AND DRESSES; $50
PER WEEK PLUS COMMIS7
SION. HUB FURITURE CO.,
7th AND D SITS. NV.
GIRLS for candy plant, lS
to 40 years of age; 5-day, 40
hour week; good pay. Apply
in person, The Gold Craft
Company, 16 o st. ne.
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST,
excellent salary, good hours;
vacation with pay. Apply
Peoples Drug Stores Office, II
2 st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
HELP MEN q WQMEN

ARTIST student; part
sss5 sia5sRs' d7s ss' su i1g:fI
COUPLE to mainta in small roominE and
apt; house nn small salary and apt for sery-
assa teE upssGstsFy shop All leads
sfsstoE team and AppS H0q Wm mus B. caton Sa5aS
fsM fsMp pe4nxi FxMY iES sex sxDs7i.aesd AH sslI to
Shares: n xiso VIE or ds.ssht.f e eesk
NSIs HStstAls r MAsAGfkEss.ent ASsiAsass Exec eDDor
V9nsn 81 ssRsos ansG
counter; Argyle Pharmacy, 18th and
EEttift1 Etit g 81 FART TINE waters, bus girls
Jene's italian Restaurant, 1907 De Sales
FURNITURE sALEsPERsoN-A most at
tractive opening has Just become available
s'a st one heT ady % sehs nsE
man with college education Cor equiva-
sn nd sse s3Haa xssSons %
Write stating, age sxpeTience and back
sc s6S99d Star Least Our snpoyss know S Bef 81
shg1.1 sASIT6RPepsRda5is sstt!sa couple no
IIlIOIcus slIlSJIy HOHCIulheTSt 10 care
for small apt. building: small compensation
and comforta BILE 2-rm.. k and b. apt. man
may work out; Apply Sunday am: only Or
sEryans s. p,I; re- A0SSS' No oe56. O. NASn' l0i0
MAN OR WOMAN for ONCE work in jewelry
sSIs Rsaf hnss EUGf aSs s Kahn
MUsIciASs,, amateur, for established and
equipped light concert orchestra; can use
trap ID ,arnmmer npnn lighs brass snd reeds For
S@neS1ra; @ ~ Edwara Carey, conductor
Mr.. Atkins, Greyhound Newsstand. 18th
and New York ave NV
SPOTTERS, silk, and wool pressers; excel
lent working conditions, new plant; best
OF salaries. Paul,s Cleaners. 6l0s Rhode
Island ave, Riverdale. Md, corner Queens
fYP1sM YHg f. shts sfd Rd llsna pe4 month sys railroad
seS6s soY5s 4 p'Bss,to p'B 2 IL midnight, Phone RE.
KENNEL MAN OR WOMAN,
Colored or white. to work In high class
animal hospital; references required: ex-
ceuent wages. Box 115-B, Star.
BOOKKEEPER,
General ledger experience. a responsible
ao4 EXC ExeEET sHSR9 SaE9ss eSance Of
advancement, and higher remuneration; an
excellent position. with opportunity for a
future 70 the right person. Washington's
The YoUNG MEMS SHOP.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
HELP noMESTlc.

HSMssass sqs.ssy "a sSnds a '.@''g ~ H.
WoMAN do rs ssn.ra IN houssxorf M oss and car.
Y :R' s5s fHsf 's.ry 4Dt 's
$3.50 wk. NO. 40e5.
WOMAN, white. assist gh.w.. ! bedroom
apt apt' rs sdalss nsSs child Sunday on Sleep
WOMAN, coiored neat and refined. part
time. to do light cleaning and prepare
Good pay. AT. 1884.
WOMAN to stay with child and sick per-
son. $40 to 43O daily. except Sunday.
SS n2 SsihpS s NssoE Or E0nes s1e SIS M Ger Sb AD
WOMAN, colored; sh.w; must be expert
enced cook; no Sun; prepare l meal for
adults. WO. Sl29.
and mothers helper, family OF, l and baby;
small Georgetown house. good wages live
in; references required. NO. 0797, 8
sMALn FAMILY isfns'H in MOS nss section de-
sires white woman for general housework:
must agreed to live in no children to care
eSoD esa WAcEs fsr to good girl to take Ca car.
sha WEfR aRa sRs shw PfHns i've III no i4sS
GEN. HoUsEWoRK and care Of school
shIa Gnion and a54ii firl' Sh' siosS per Vk Phone
WANTED, couple for permanent home in
country, 10 miles from Wash; new house,
2 adults and year-old child; no one with
apply: 81 80 month. Elmwood 545.
$50 PER MONTH and attractive living
working housekeeper for family two adults.
Call WO. 37S1.
: GIRLS. experienced. health certificate,
stay, nurse. g.h.w.; good salary: 3d-h.
quarters near Bethesda. WI. 1927.
WE ARE LOOKING for a cheerful, expert
enced woman to do cooking and g.h.w ::
we are easy to work for and try to see
you are happy You will have a lovely
room, adequate time off and excellent
wages. OR. 2433.
MAID FOR GHW., EXP; HIGHEST
WAGES WI h405
Evening star., 1943-10-17

DRUG CLERKS, experience
desirable, but not necessary;
good pay; 0-hour, 6-day week;
vacation with pay. Apply at
any Peoples Drug Store or at
Employment Department, IT
P st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
G,H.W., WHITE,

9Th. W., WHITE.
Good wages to do housework and cook
ing in small house, . adults and child.
husband naval offcer; no laundry except
child's. Phone jackson 1900.
Evening star., 1943-10-17

PRICING CLERK; must be
familiar with drugs and
chemicals; excellent salary,
good hours; vacation with
pay. Apply Employment
Dept, Peoples Drug Stores,
II P st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
SITUATIONS MEN d woMEN.

COLORED JANITOR IN small apt. house
with living quarters: wife. no children
COUPLE. colored, will exchange service foy
apt. husband employed nishts: references
North 7449
COUPLE, colored, want place to live in;
husband works out; good references. Cal
at 1922 I st. ne. Apt. No. 4, or write
]. c. johnson, same address.
MAN AND WIFE, coiored, wish Job as
janitor part time, small salary; no chill
dren; quarters. DE. 70s7s call Sat-. 1-5
PM; Sun. 2-5 pm. IT.
MAN AND WIFE. colored. wish part-time
llanitor Job with quarters. MI. 1918. ask
for Reeves. 17s
Evening star., 1943-10-17

BILLING CLERK-TYPIST, no
experience necessary; pleas
ant surroundings; essential
industry; salary commensu-
rate with ability. Baumgar-
ten, 925 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-10-17

MAIL DUPLICATING clerk,
pleasant work with national
association. Call Miss Pinck-
ney, DE. 1850.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
KENNEL MAN OR WOMAN
DRAFTSMEN

Mechanical, for defense plant: good work
ing conditions; excellent opportunity for
advancement; must have release or certi-
flcate Of availability. Apply Bowen & Co.,
inc, 4712 Bethesda ave, Bethesda, Nd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Surgeon Shoots
Himself Hunting
Times Tunft

YALE. Oct Wounded when
ne fell on his shotgun and dis
charged IT while hunting pheas-
ants, Dr. Donald A. Pollock, 80,
prominent surgeon at University
Hospital Ann Arbor remained in
critical condition in Yale Hospital
today
d.. Pollock stumbled and fell
while running through the under
growth near here last night after
bird he had brought down. The
charge entered his chest, narrowly
missing the lung and coming out
has left side.
Dr. G. G. Feldman, who is at
tending him. reported Dr. Pollock
was somewhat improved d this
morning. but that he must remain
in Yale Hospital until he has re-
covered sufficiently from shock
10 be moved 10 Ann Arbor
Dr.. Pollock has been on the
University Hospital staff since
July.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
LooTING DESCRIBED

a description Of the arrest Of
Lyons by Patrolman William Lang
for allegedly looting a drug store
at Hendrie and Hastings was in
terTupted by Judge Maher when
Lang told of the wrecked condi-
ton OF the store. Judge Maher
cautioned the jury that Lyons was
not on trial for footing, but for
melting 10 riot
Lang then told Of police rescue
of white couple on a motorcycle
from the mob which he said con-
sisted Of about 1000 persons. The
police picked the couple up from
the pavement. where they were
lying after being pushed off the
motorcycle, he said, and helped
them into a scout car.
Some Negroes said, Let's
take them on meaning u.s." he
said "and ! drew my gun; as
we drove of in the scout car,
they stoned it,"
Joe lamar. 10. Negro ianitor of
the Forest Club. positively identl-
fled Upton as the man who made
the false announcement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Wife of-Threee Waits
PsythiafriSf' S Report

The case of Mrs. Emma Carr.
- Of 2lS LakevieW, Crosse
PoIn'e Farms. who has admitted
10 the prosecutors Office that she
married three husbands since 1926
without divorCing any today was
IN the hands of Recorders Court
psyChIatnSt Dr.. Lowell Selling
Chief Assistant Prosecutor Nc
Intosh turned the tangled affair
over 10 DR.. Selling after Quizzing
the three principals. Mrs. Carr,
John Carr, 30 the first husband.
whom she married IN 1926, and
sam Beard %. of 1852 ST. CLAIR,
whom she married last Septem-
Der =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Woman Dies After
Injuries in Crash

Mrs Fay Dermidon. %. Of
1900 RoSSini drive, died in Alex
andcr Blain Hospital today after
injuries yesterday when the auto
mobile n which she was riding
struck = safety zone IN Lapeer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Windsor Opens
Bond Drive With
War Exhibition
picture In Pictorial Review

I Can'ada's greatest war produc-
ton show today was under way
in Windsor, the domlnion'S great
est builder Of hattie vehicles. 10
spark the 81 200000,000 Fifth
Victory Loan Drive.
Officially opened last night by
Angus l.. Macdonald. minister of
national defense for the naval
services, the display, housed in
the Windsor Arena, shows every
type Of army and navy equipment
and chemical exhibits. all of which
are the output Of so war manu-
facturers in the city across the
river.
ADMISSION BY STAMPS
Admission is the purchase of a
@5-cent war stamp only. although
sponsors are confident that sales
Of victory loans a. the display
Will provide a strong impetus to-
ward realization of Wlnd>or's
quota of 20,20OOOO The exhibit
VIII run through Saturday night
Exhibits range from such harm
less objects as buttons for mill
tary uniforms 10 parts for the
most deadly OF modern military
weaponS-tankS, planes and many
varieties OF guns.
FORD. CHRYSLER EXHIBITS
Latest types Of military We
hicleS produced bN Ford and
ChrySlcr are prominently shown.
Outstanding among these is "A
workshop lorry which conSti-
tuteS a machine shop on wheels.
equipped TO repair all types OF
armament
Another highlght of the show
is a row OF lathcs with men al
work actually turning out war
materials before tho eyes Of the
audience Last nights crowd OF
onlookerS was estimated az 300
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Duce Reported Very II

MADRID, Oct 10 CUP)-Mus-
solini is critically III IN a Sana-
forum al Pieve Oh Cadore in the
Venetian Alps reports from Vichy
said today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Service Officer
Made General

Appointment Of Nerr.ck Es-
tatook Jr commanding officer
of The nuo-s'a'e Fairfield Ar
Service Command Area as blca-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
3 Merchant Sailors
From City C;spiiveS

Three Detroit men whose de
sire 10 see the earth's far corners
proved stronger than then fear
Of wartime sailing are prisoners
of the AXIS, a merchant marine
prisoner list released by the navy
today disCloScS
They arc DR.. Claud BURTON Ray.
50, John Edmund Webster 81. of
III Grove Highland Park. and
Frank kamki Of 1854 LiVernolS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19

operate, The S4fth AAF special
led depot DO Detroit and The Goth
,gb-Gepo' az Sol'rIdge Field
Con E-'ahrok6 g. = native Of
Boston has been q regular army
officer in fnf ar forces since 1920.
Buy War savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered Ia your door from your
Detroit Times Carrier-SalcSman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Rushton Orders
Closing Of Al!
Mdcomb DenS\
BY Don GARDNER
Times staff Correspondent

LANSING. oct. 19-Atty. Gen.
Herbert j. RuShton said today he
would ask for a report on alleged
vice and gambling conditions in
Macomb County from Wilbur +.
Held. the prosecuting attorney
At the same time reform be-
came an issue in the campaign to
eject two members Of the village
commission in 81. Clair Shores
at the November poll Backed
by church organizations. Robert
Harrison Of 22423 Statler and
Edmund Under Of 27SOO Glen
wood have been nominated Har-
riSon led the field with a vote Of
387. The opposition candidates
are Emerson Bellemore OF 225l1
Thirteen Mile road and Howard
MCGIiton OF 2tSt6 Maxine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19

William r Cross Of 5769 East
lawn. a Detroit attorney is re-
covering al Craving from serious
leg wounds. suffered accidentally
Sunday while he was hunting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
DIDN'T LEAVE HOME

Detective SGT William A. Full
ler WHOSE name was allegedly
used testified that he had not
left his home the night and early
morning of the rlst and diSclaimed
all connection with the Forest
Club announcement, which the
state charges was largely respon-
sible for the death and deStruc-
ton which followed
Panolman Alfred Toukey de-
Scrlbed the initial confusion. He
said that, when he reached the
Hastings and Forest area in the
first scout car, Negroes were
stopping cars occupied by whites
and pulling street car trolleys off
the wires.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
SEIZED AT SHANGHAI

Or Ray and Webster were both
aboard the s s. President Harri-
son when the Japanese seized the
ship in Shanghai DR. Ray was
ships surgeon. a post he had held
for five years. The navy states
rating unknown after WehSter's
name kamki was a wiper on an
unidentified ship.
Relatives OF Or. Ray and Web
stcr believe both are aboard the
exchange ship Gripsholm now
bringing back many Americans
who were Japanese prisoners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
MOTHER HOPEFUL

Said WebSteT's mother.
II have always had absolute
faith In God and do not believe
He will desert me now. II He
thinks il best that my son
should come back To Us, I'm
sure he'll return safely
The name Of a fourth Michigan
man. Thomas David Lamson OF
Flint. first assistant engineer
also appeared in the navy ISr OF
40 Seamcn held by Japan on Ger
many The latest list brings the
total Of merchant marine casual
ties 10 5272
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
REPLACEMENT HINTED

Atty Gen. Rushton limited that
he might send an assistant attor-
neY general 10 take over The
duties 0. Prosecutor Held.
I'm going TO ask him for a
report on gambling and tell him
10 close those places and keep
them closed or tell me the
reason why" he said
while have no jurisdiction
over state police or law enforce
ment officers. I do have iuriSdic-
tion over prosecutors, and If one
refuses 90 do his duty. : can al
ways send in an assistant attOr-
neN general 10 take over"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
REPLIES TO PROTEST

RuShton dictated a lengthy let
ter 10 Harry {. Wing president of
the First Methods, Church Men
Club a. ST. Clair Shores. explain
ing his stand on conditions in
Macomb Wing and nine other
member, Of the club protested 10
Gov Kelly and the administrative
board last week that they could
get no co operation from local
officials. who turned deaf ears 10
thor complaints Of wide-open gam
bling
THE state police are under
control Of the governor and I ann
positive that il they are not
doing their duty in closing these
p a e es, he will act" RuShton
said
His office informs me the
state police report these places
closed. You will appreciate that
after the meeting YOU had with
the administrative board and the
publicity that naturally arose.
II would he folly 10 expect these
places 10 he running now.
They would naturally close
for few days, IL they had been
running before.
PROMISE ACTION
my department will watch
the situation very closely and /
assure YOU that If conditions
such a. YOU claim exist. then
something will he done and very
shortly.
we first have 30 get the evil
dence and 7 am notifying the
prosecuting attorney of Macomb
County 10 proceed AT once Ia see
that conditions are changed"
Ru>htOn apo!ogIzpd for not hay-
lnC a staff 10 investigate charges
but reminded Wing that in 1871
he had asked The Legislature 10
create a detective bureau for the
department. The request was
refused
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Detroit Hunter Injured

. Axis prisoner .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19

We are nov in position
10 do the cutting on new
orders while our sewing
room is not as we'll caught
up as our cutting depart
ment, al orders placed
now Will be completed
for delivery as promptly
as possible. This is an
ideal time TO place your
order for slip covers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-11

md o. 1913 than they were now.
Churchill said that he had re-
newed 10 President Roosevelt at
Cagablarica q pledge to fight
against Japan TO victory, after the
war IN Europe Is ended, and that
he and the president had offered
10 60 TO Khartouln, capital Of the
sudan In east central Africa, to
talk 10 Premier Josef Stain.
OF war aims, he said amid o
thunder Of cheers:
sour infiexible insistence on IN
conditional surrender does not
mean we shall stain our victorious
arms by wrong and cruel treatment
q the whole population but =.
no vestlge Of Maxi or Fascist power,
no vestige Of the japanese war plot
ting machine win be left by us
when the work Is done, as done It
certainly win be-"
Air fighting in Africa was devel-
oping on an ever increasing scale,
Churchill said, land this, Of course,
Is greatly { oour advantage.
~ 0SSAAo W tAAS WAC SAOuoG ACCA
not be unduly depressed because
the fihgting in North Africa Is go
ing to assume a larger scale and last
"a longer time than was originally
anticipated.
every serious battles will have to
be fought, including those with the
army Of Field Marshal Erwin Rom
mel. There must be nearly 100000
Of the enemy on the Tunisian tip"
He ended with an appeal ito all
patriotic men or both sides Of the
Atlantic to stamp their feet on mis-
chief makers and sewers Of discord
wherever they may be found and
let the great machines roll into
battle under the best possible condi-
tions for our success"
"The British and American gov
erni1ents have given the task Of
overcoming U-boats first priority"
he continued in one Of the most Inn
portant speeches Of his career,
which was sweeping review Of his
conferences with the president and
with President Ismet 1nonu Of Tur-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-11

CONTINUED from Page u
spondents "in the interest Of public
security" not to write dispatches re-
garding Gandhi's fast which were
likely ito stir up any excessive ex-
element"
Dispatches OF British and Amer.
lean correspondents regarding the
start Of the fast were held up for
three hours to ensure that the news
reaclSOd the government OF London
before 1t was published In British
or American newspapers.
It was believed that under Its
ruling permitting Gandhi to receive
approved friends during his fast, the
government might permit Chakrav-
arthl Rajagopalachari, O leading
Nationalist, to see him in an at
tempt to reach some agreement un-
der which Gandhi would resume
his normal diet, which, consisting
OF goats milk, fruit juices and veg
etablos, would be practically a fast
to most people. However, he keeps
three goats busy.
Correspondence between Gandhi
and the Marques q Linlithgow,
Viceroy Of india, before the fast
mentioned for the first time Mrs.
Asaf Ali, wife Of the Mohammedan
member OF the Nationalist executive
committee, who has been In hiding
since last summers riots, sending
instructions to students and others
by means Of leaflets.
The first Nationalist reaction to
Candhi's fast came yesterday when
I,akhikant Maitra, secretary OF the
party, offered a motion for ad-
journment at the Indian central
assembly. Passage Of the motion
would be taken as q vote OF CEN
sure against the government, but as
most Nationalist members are not
attending the session, the motion
had no chance.
N. M. JOSH, Oldest member Of the
assembly and president OF the trade
liion congress. said in q statement:
IT feel that Gandhi and other
leaders should have been released
long ago. If Rapagopalachari Is per-
1nitted to see Gandhi a way might
Be found to ease political tension.
Il was wrong of the government to
expect Gandhi to accept its offer OF
release only for the duration Of his
fast. It should release him at once.
His release would be helpful TO
modification Of the situation and
might even lead to settlement"
Sir Raza Ali, Mohammedan league
leader, said only that he hoped
Gandhi survived.