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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25

BON $t76,931 per Meonc. oocr SIS
Gro5ent Ser geaablten 20bne. SIM Git.
Sc oes Sabres bate oie Clio gel!
11,2S1 slngeiteflte lmo oie Sobnl1te
betrug $23,02f ,5Ol, cine G.bo6un,
iiber t941 bon S2.ss5, 4OS, oln ohl
Sic ee9I Ser Mnssit.uttn ,tnaaiahr
oieieIbe mar.
3ieSercllraJlt pnrorn afs Eiref.
toren glsranoer q. Vroipn, ...:,e-
9raiinrt, GIeuclauo Gifts Sroi, So,
Giepelano; aarI 6. Burr, Sbio gea
General Gouaiel, Columbus; 9srSii.
oent &anbolrb Gioe, Glepelamo; @m
$. @erbanier. Yrafscnt, s[nerica,,
Sbipbuiloins go. 9lenelano; Mpbert
". giltiipie, YraiiSent, Seffrep Ma-
mtiacturitrg 60, Goluntbus; @nt. G.
2epis, Chairman Of tbe @oago,
Glpens+SIlinois Glab Co., Goleoo;
Colonel isranf y. Scott, Aseniicnar,
Glscelano; l.'M. Stepbe,s, 9bio
geu Operating @i5epriiioet, Gltur-
lane; stttornep Mm. q. Steapart, bon
Ser Sirma HcGvban, Wcrrid, sfrter,
stuuart unsgtSottrea, Gleoelano.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25
0an~tis Rmi,ocre,ar bat
eeinen pelitiIsten Griele

9tGp TIhi. Ger Siibrer ser Na-
tinnaliitcu @anobi rerl,,d)te ieine
ieit N.lguit lctten Sabres perfiigte Sn.
hafiierlmg ipseu llngeborians gegel1
Die 8eletc Scr cngliihen Hegierlmg
III Snoien oaourh 5ll ollrfbrehe,l
uro ieine 1sreitniiurJ su erSuingen,
iuocm er in eiuen &llneeritrcif eii.
trnt. 9tarh 12 Sagen, in Dem fiir ieit
Ssbsn bcfiird)t,t lu.iroe. lit e5 abct
nidt 5lir Treilaii.tng gefomnlcn lluo
er miro mad Once ieiller 81 Gage be-
redlietan Suugerfrr .ppbl .pcuiger II.
0Gpid)t baben, nber nld)ts in polit-
ilher He5icblng S:ganonlnlen Iaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25
Natienic 1T
,,istt ih6Nlih

Baltimore. BUR Grlei6terune allel
berer, oie Ser Hatipnierllng aller elm
gelnadtelL gafrorercn uno getrodre
ten Sebeusnlittel nit 9anaen ent
gcgenieber, erflarte Ser Mobrungs.
mittelipe5ialiit ser ,sohu Sopfins
llniuerlitdt, Or. 4. s. WcG ollum, baf
Die Mabnahne Ole Golfsgeiunobei'
llift in 9Pit!eioenitjaft 5ieben lmo fei.
lie irirtlihell Sdrten sur ,sclee ba.
ben lucroe. Sie sltnaserlmgslpesia
lijteu lperoen aber brotlos!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25

6allen 5ltgeltanoen, IN be,,en Oie
gebSroe cinen ual,baro.oentfid)en
gtotbeoarf" ais bDrbanoen nnstfcn1t,
oos beibt, in oenen tie ii6er5plist lit.
oab Der alte lleber5ieber tpirtlid)
ood gar 5u faoenideiKig lit l,ito Der
frojt5itternNe Sruger iifer feiiten an-
scren uerfiigt: Sn allen iolhsn Gd.,
len apsrScn baionoere grlnnonisIfgi-
te alsgriteIlt. Sapeit es al,i Mn5iioe
anfommt pcrbalt es iify nitr itt'o.
fern unoers, ais III oieisnt sSalle feinc
IipIuteil Grlaubnisidyeiitc notig iit,b.
Glelnebr lueroen bierbei je 90 Hunfz
te Don Dem @esugsihein obeefuipft
- ober Gin oal,berorbentlif]er Nots
lteoorf" inuI, eiller bodppobll6bs
liden 9eboroe aith in eil1ent iebel,
IoId)en Sale nahaeipieien ,ueroen.
Sic meiiten 0eutiden iiebt mar,
oen aud in hieiem Winter in bSd)it
arnIcliger &leiolng. Gs lit nid)t 5ii
Ioiel geIagt, ipenn man bebailptet, oaB
tie, bon oci, rolitilt,en @om5ett ltnc
ben pon friiber her nod lppbleq.tis
pierten reifen 2eilteil ubgelebei.
Id)ubig, ipenn niht rabgeriiien" Der.
llnIouien. Gle Ueripenolmg BOZ,
,sllttsr III nlr bel &inoertleioer,t er.
laltbt. Geflitte Soien iino oub beins
vNGittelItauo" gang llno eGhe Gir
pifisielle Ernpnganoa l1Bt es iid) Off.
gelegen icin, oas oeutid)s Yilblsfi,nt
Sl iiberjeueen, oaB rbiibid, ausge-
iiibrtc" ,sI!den feline Sdsaltbe iino.
Srn,p.olnatiid, fir ben Sertil-
llangel in Neutitlano lit es ald1
oab lrln observation-disclosures
nur noh ssgen Nationierlttgspunfte
81, BADEN iino. Iriiber aeniigten g:4
lalibnisicteine, alleroings iett iper.
oen fir oieie nniiprmen aid) nodp
Scrgiinltigiulgell geeuban, itloefr
MIR sic Sdlite ser Euufte abgefnipit
Uerosn.
Gin Sripritdtsuniprud, aui 0ellis
iNe Slldpcrrdte hit Ger Militdrittltei.
oerci 5ugebi1igt uno bieier 8rlne-
Ias miro itrelts oilrdgeiiibrt. slus
Oieiem Sriinoe iino bis nriforinetr
uld) notwithstanding nod, innnei
a!is oiltem Sut periertist.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25

brntionen; siherung ber @reiie.
uno Sfebefreibeit geoen militdriidt
@iafiir".
Vie Gelttict)anlerifnner hatten oa
init eiiten Beruorragenben Mnteil al
ser politiihen u1o iosialen G1hpif
lung Ser Gereinigtcn Staaten er,
lanSs. Sn Ser Gerion t,on Carl
SflirS, eiliein 4Ser Stiihtliig, ltell
ten lie cinen Ger bsbaltenSiten anle
|rifaniid}sn Stoatsm1nner. God mcbr
utro ntebr ipuroen 'hnmit Sic 0el,titt)4
amerifancr aud) in bie iunenppliti.
ld,en gluseiuanoeriesltngen in ser
|repiblifiniibrn Yartci bereingeSc-
gen. 50 FAM es, bab 1872 beiltiei.
m,erifaniFtte Srganiiatiunen m,liB-
| lid bes @ablfan,pfes perildter, Nit
Gelttid)anterifaner I'M Gablneu bel
rcplJblifai,ild)en Tnrtei ge9el Garl
Sdur5 sn pereinigeil, lpas a!lerbingS
nidt eeflng.
GS hit cine iuehlelpple @eId)iftc,
Siele 8eid|ifte Der 9crniibunsen Der
Ielttirfysnlerafaner I'M bsn sltFpa,,
Ser anterifaniId)en Senlofratie. Sic
eittb1lt 5oberlnIfte bcs geeintsn 3ll-
lamlnenltebens I'M &lntpf Inn sic
6reibsit; lie rat ieoo1 ulld) Teriooen
oes Nieocrganas, ser 3lpiItlgfeitcl
uno ser Spa!ti,ng.
Sellte lteben mir oberlnnls on eli
mem @cnbcplu,ft in ser 8eldJihte
ser Seutihnnlerifoncr. Seute, iuo
Jreibeit lmo Tsmof,atie in Ser @eit
ourd, Sen stusisltlls bebrpbt iperosn,
ltebt lpieoer Dor oen SeutIdpanlcri-
faner, oie Iufgabe, ilr &nlnpf fiir
Sen Sice Ser Sreibeit geeint jllIam,
ncnslllteben, Dem 9ei'piel ibrer &pr-
fubrcn ton 1S60-6l fplgeno.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25

3el ober @Mr5eln iin6 nornlalers
tpei1e boil unD an Der Spise pffen
lirio bieier 9oblralln, 1T nit ipeid)en
@etpeben beri6ieoener grt einS
i@lieRlid] 8lutgefdBen ,ino Nerben
gefIlif. Sies lit Ser Sell bes 3abz
1,es. ben man I'M allgeneinen ben
Nern ,lennt. Geine eigentlihe Stunt
tion 1T, Gentin ber5ufteuen, 5li erS
r,dbreit 1inb 5ll reparieren. Sas
Oentin lit elm febr bnrte5 8eipebc,
Sum gr5btett Yell aus Anp4ens
mineral aiian,mengeiest. tpelhes
iln3Gblige tnuienbe bon tpin5i9en
mifeinor,6er in Werbinbutg itebenbe
&nndle entb6lt, ipeI9e 2ebeitoff ent>
balten, GusiGufer bon 3elten IN Der
YuIpe. g5 lit cine Iebeune Strliftlir.
Die 3erit6rnng poer Heparntur lins
tertporfen lit iin0 nelies Sentin
tpitb lan8inut lin6 tetig bas gar3e
N<ben. hi1,our6 in Der Hulpe Der
Wuraet utlb Der Arone abgelagerf,
70 Der Mdtim fur bic Hulpe tpir6
Heiner ie 6lter bic 2eiite tperben.
Hiefe Str,iitur 1T 5iemlid 5eniitin
gegen mse9anii6c liitb 6eniiihe &eis
5rngen. Side Mbla9erlingen bon
Ano1enminerdI finb 3. 9. i'm 9enz
tin IN ber 0egenb elmer SuQiln8
u6er an Yl6sen t5o ber S6uel5 ans
fingt i6ledbf az tperoe1, abgelaget.
6euiG,t 1T eine Oiinne frlo9ens
urtiQe Shi6t, Bic an ben 3dbntpurs
5eIn aefiinben ipiro. gs 1T feft ail
6ie GubensO Oberfldcbe beS Gentins
sementiert unb oient afS Nittel.
Ben NaHn an @ieferh,o6en az 6efes
ftigetl. tuie ipdter ge5eigt tperoen fpirb.
S9mel0 III bnS bdrteite Nnteridl
In uieni ~ 5s0rSsr. gs beitebt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25
4jpbcc ccrcia,c Gkcatcr
vQitftr'S Children" bleibt, bcainnenS
btnte 0omnerstag, 25. :sebrncr,
nod cine @pd)c

3iun erltennnll ol,f ser 2eintpanS
Sic ,,innere Gsihidte" Ser menih
lifen Meiiterraiie, oie tpitIer Der
inht in GeutId)iano 81 ictaifen.
8aS 9taoio's ,,S;tler's CHILDREN
beginnt i'm 8iepnsrome S6aater an,
Is. Jebri,ar. I'M iih ols elm erIta,ln
lid,es, beralsfproernoes uno beoeut
iu,nes @ilo 81 erlpeiien.
Sim Solt, Bonita 8ruuuiQe l,nS
Sent Smith ipielen IN bieIeln cigcl,.
arttgen llneelupbnlicben Slim ser aui
8regor 3ientars bernusfprocrnoer
.,Grsiebi,ng gum Sooe" baiiiert, cine
tatfdhlif)e 8egebenbeit 'einer 5ebr
Sabre ais 2eiter Ger Imcrican Golc,
ny Sdool IN Berlin lmo lpas er bon
cinem Ni1gisite=Sit Ser 9ta5i-2ebr,
boftrin iah. Cine gro6e 9icbesgc-
lhihte lit Deriusbt nit oent Sbema
Der Eroo.,ftion. Gs cntbiillt flarer
oils ireenoeu,c aaidriebcne GrTih-
lung IS tlm fonlrte, barbariIhc,
gralName Soeolpgic, Sic @ariflap,
l,,,y oes 9ieit Ser gSelt ilnter oei
9sa5imeiltern proflanliert. Gs nirfen
nod NIT Stto &ulger, s. 9. gSar.
1ler llnb Slopo Gorrigan. Is lit eir
Slim, oeu ieosr sllnerifaner leben
IoIlte. iuut Gc,paro Slnntrnf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25
Dc,atistc cr,partc,t einctt
eMtitcn 8riteits1)cri,,st

gcrn. Sier miro Gin gsrid)t per-
|olfelltlld,t, monad, beutlhe 2uitauf
,Iarltng iiber Glrgluno su Der slnnab-
'1ns gef!tbrt babe, bab mir am Ior,
d1eno eines engll d,an lmterlrsbmens
|1cu ursrpartetcr Giibnbeit iteben.
Die boutlhen 6l:eecr baben feitge.
Itelt, ooB enorme G,rbereitungen il,
|gauiI'en englild)en SGfcn, iltcnIipar
StraBenperfebr uno audi ingep0bn.
lid)e Sdtigfeit IN sen SnHilitriege,
5ietel beioroers u,tfgafallen laieu.
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iuerben unb ioIlte feinen borfen slns
1trengui,gen ausgeiebt tperDen, tpie
3. 9. gtiiile NIT Den 3dsnen 5u
fnaden.
Sic 3a6ntpir5eIn iinb niGt an
Oen Aieferfnoten 5enentiert. GIN
5t]male5 Sodutden bon lebenben 0es
ipeben l,nlgibt jebe 8ur5el. Gieies
Sdutden entbdlt 8lutgefdbe uno
Nerpen, beitebt jeoo6 sur Sailptia6e
aug fur5em elaitii9en Saiern, bic an
Der einen Seite ON, Aieferfno1en
lirl0 an Der nnberen at, Der 3nbns
tpuraeI befejtigt iinb. Ser r,orn1nle
3abn b6ngt bdber bieginn, in 5eimer
60bIe als ipdre CT orrh tur5e, tar
Ullmmibdnber am Glab 9ebdlten.
Ser normale 3abn fann iid babcr
elm tpenig rla6 Der Seite o6er aufs
llno abtpdrts betueaen.
@enige 2e1ife bnben boIlto,nmene
3dbne. Gies lit teiltpeiie auf Wers
crbiing suriid3ufiibren, mag iebo6
audi oaS HeIiilfat bcrfebrter 9iGt
Der Mlutter ooer bes Ginoes ietn.
Nobrung. bic reid an Nttan1tt,en
uno nottpenbigen IineraIen lit.
trdgt ba5u bel, 2dbne ber5uiteaen,
Die bid un6 ipoblseformt iinb iiuo
baber Defenders tpiberftanbsfdbig
geeen grihredungen o0er Genlii9c
&irtungeu itno. :
Gs 1T cine olIsemeii,e faIide M,ifs
faiiung. bab Die 3dbne zines &in6ks
ipeih iirib, ober baB einise 3d9he
ipeih ober anoere bart iino. 3a9ne
finb nieinnls tpei6; iie fOnren 1es
bod bur6 Sabnberfau tpei6 tperben.
Gin 3uitan0, Der i'm nG4iten Iytitel
] belpDdeu tpir& tyss aasssssSf sa.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25
Gmrcpa Il, imni
2(btpckrsoitctt cinsetcilt

Spnopn. Ger belttite sSelomurldall
Neitel bat ei,len Tln nentiporfen, Der
oas BON Sen HaSis beiette europa in
fiinf Militar5onen altiteilt nl,b oiele
in Grpnrti,ltg elmer alliisrten SSSnpu-
iion Sen iGbigIten 8enerilen Sitlcrs
lnierltcllt.
- @eilen gle Del gint1lien oor'
u,lf bin, bab Sic oie Mnaeioe Inn
.Yolfsbldtt" geieien .hcbfu. m
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25

fat a,tsihiiebli1 mts anohenn,ines
raj rrb beoedt geipobnlid, bic ga,,3e
arpne zines ieben 3abnes. Seine
formation lit jebob niht intmer
perfett. Ian6nal iino lpinsise 2os
der borbanben, ipenn Der 3abu ii1
bilbet pber iebr tleine sSlirhen MOS
gen an Der &eiboberiIdfe erifeinen.
beionoers an Den Sadet5dbne,,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25

~er Menid befommt 5ipeimaI
y 3dhne. Sns erite 8ebib (gez
ipobnlih Wtilhsdhne senannt)
beltebt aus 5tpan5is 3dbnert unb bas
5ipeite pber bnuerlloe 8ebiS aus 80,
ipenn aue britten 8aden5dbue
(@eisheits5dbne) iid bilben ,lno
heraustonnen. Sic Iil65dbne ber@
llert man I'M Sitter bon . bi2 II
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25

Ste1e Sefefte 1tn0
ihlper iduber 5u
Balten llno oft
fansen bie 3dlne
IN bieien Nesios
,len dn i6ledt 5il
IN e rD en-, aud
ipenn fein @erz
fall irsenbipo an,
bers bprfommt.
GfmeI5 lebt niht.
CT tnnn niht
burcb einen rtors
1rdlen &orperoors
gang repariert
iperben. gr nub
folnnge halten
ipie iptr Ieben.
bes6alb ioute er
10 fauber tpic
tnnnlih nehnIfpfi
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25
8renten 1O2' Ntal
ih:ucr bcntl,ar~icrt

Son0on. Ger TOP. Sufiangriff ieit
9eainn bes &rieges ipuroe gegen
9rcmen ourd,Jefiibrt. 9llle teilnehlnen-
Den Bomber tebrten unoericbrt at.
ritd.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25

aydpren, lpe111t 1le
nj DIT bprber
fdleft ODER bnr1
1tnfaa 5eritDrt
tper0en.
q etp 3 bnIi1
tagt man. baB
3dbre aus Der
@rone (oen1 Seil,
ben man 1eben
fdnn. ipenit man
in ben Numb
fiebt) unb Der
Bur5el beiteben.
Ser 3abn i'm
9 a n5en beitebt
ans nier berihies
benen geiIen
9dtneI5, 9entin.
3eme Mt unb
Rufnp Sic gU,irs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25
2tracntifticn a,erbietct
na,iblatt 81 painrere''

@uenos slires. slni 9lmuciiltnq
bes argentiniiden ,snnenuilliItsri.
ums oronete Sir Eplisei Sic Sfliei',
llng oes ud,ienfreunSlifrn @lattcs
,,Gl Eamperp" nn.
- Ger illnele sseinb lit ilnmer Ser
gefGbrlicblte, .peil er nlelnats mi.
offenem Silier fGlnpit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05
SITUATIONS WoMEh Cont

TIPPING WANTED-Work to be done at
nome, 10 years stenographic and secre-
lariaI experience. Call Franklin $3.50 .
IYfIST, dependable and intelligent, yrs.
EXP, wants work to do at home Spruce
ut5N-J 90
WANTED---Addressin to do in home: clear,
iegible writing, good pay. Box zoos Star
WANT CHILDREN to take care of when
mother works. good. clean home q LOGAN
cir. Gail MI. 343l for information
WOMAN. EXECUTIVE ABILITY. PAST
YEARS WITH U. S. GOVERNMENT
AGENCY. DESIRES EXECUTIVE PO-
SIIION WITH ALLIED LATIN AMERICAN
FIRM OR y S FIRM OPERATING IN
LATIN AMERICA. PREFERABLY IN THE
FIELD OF RAW MATERIALS: KNOWS
CONTRACTS, PURCHASE, SHIPPING,
VAR TIME REGULATIONS: SPEAKS
FRENCH. SPANISH, GERMAN, PORTU-
GuESE: BEST OF REFERENCES. So, 600
MINIMUM An SALARY REQUIRED. BOX
437-Z, STAR 5s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

ASSISTANT to physician or dentist in or
sEHufY T d desire, 27 ,e5
srator-manager; D. C. license. Box 277-S,
cIERK-sTENoGRApHER, experienced COL
iege education, knowledge two foreign Ian
rfHSs It ssEss BSR 2s5s Star
Ssi a Zoe SS5 per week; available at once.
ELEvAToR OPERATOR, experienced, COL
PM viii learn switehbos s M0T nec alasI
aENIIEWoMafNi elderly desires position
tnot nurse, but kindly. capable and
emcient' rsmal salary and home; ref
dress shop for Saturday afternoon and eve
ming; Write Box 3l5-S, Star.
a t saS cal Ldda~ sfss sssGs-
GIRL, COLLEGE education. refined, young,
or waitress. Cali DE. 1884 between IL am
Eng Pm
Or cashier; full and part time. cail AT
GOVERNMENT EMpLoYE wants to care
PIX aR des sssF work
5sg hopSs at nisht. sl.oo per hour,
GousEKEEpER-Rehned widow. so, wants
passion Is IN home of chri
LADY. White, settled ETH s as practical a nurse or
ssTs Write MRS T. sss siso wave ave-. h siyep
LADY DESIRES part-time job in evening
from pm. TIL IL m. as cashier, desk
clerk typist or statistical clerk. Can all
Miss Smith. Taylor $685.. ' ''
LADY. housekeeper, practical nurse; do
rot smoke 81 ST dTins e. capable honest Chris
LADY, renned, young colored. ex-ooy't
empl wishes position Is slers-typist; "a
LITERARY ASSISTANT, French translator;
Is years hotels; owned art shop; creative
dssrass contact d.
sass On req Hsasest. Can dIsbe DIT ''
er eonyalescent adult. wo. o4s1 after
NURSE. refined, experienced, desires a
tients' ref Adams 8s61
NURSE. practical, OF. refinement refer
ences; within city limits. Box 44s-z, star.
NuasEHY-GoyfRNEss. excellent refer.
sncs. desires position in suburbs. employed
s a,en iaa q VII travel Write particulars.
PRACTICAL cTiei NURSE NURSE, colored. wishes 3 or
70 hr. nisht work from 7:3o or pm;
PRACTICAL. NURSE. colored. desires labor
sases; health card rel Mrs. c. L. Hull.
SECRETARY, available September I6. wide
sxperience with organizations and edues-
1ionM Institutions. specialist in research,
publicity, collaborating and ghost writing.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., \ yrs. ex-
perience: husband in service. preferably
Ippsr georgia section: min, $1,000.
Taylor 9716. ~
gTENOGKAPHER, experienced. rapid typist
familiar. bookkeeping. available from 3
Pm. daily, all day Saturday. Box 293-S,
STEEOGkAPHERs expert. week. day Of
hour, manuscript typing. editing. DI. 2704
STENOGRAFHRR-sECR expert, i.
years LEGAL. reporting and other expert
ence, exceptional speed, accuracy and re
liability. congenfai personality, highes
Xefereness; $50 minimum, 4o-hour week
EYPEWRITNG wanted. work TO be don,
~ home; neat. reliable. Phone GE. e354.
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05

1AOOOON I1IN I-INNOIIE
Tax consultant, books put in order, kept
part time, statements; many justly entitled
ftax-savlng steps if taken now. Reasonable
open daily, evenings, Sundays. 141o H
81. NV, Room 322. Elk ohnn as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CIR Girl In co g, re desires parttime work.
part-time WORK in small apt from 70 eo
"a Pm. n n;e s., no Sundays; SIG and car
GIRL. white. "a years old. wishes position
to do general housework or take care OF
s shn for employed couple; live in. BOX
GIRL, colored, wishes work as nursing or
general cleaning. FIR. 1866. 81
ama II s M0k neat IN d0sSrs %
81 GIRLS, ooiored. want days work, Call
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s WIDOW Thi n6 e hand and child in meth
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y0Tk or t shsTyomen pishts pm to
children, good refs; Il day sat o'n No sans
GOVT GIRL n colore slse@ Rsnts aP house or
HeusEKEEPER, white, good cook. excel
s9Yple. military family Mary MeKee 0E 81
LADNDRESS, nrSt class. fine linens, silks,
curtains: family units; outside drying.
VIII lady who left curtains at 933 Lea
ST. NV come and get them. At De-
LAuNDREss. frst-class, family washes
blankets and curtains a speciality; cash
and carry Falls Church 1S14-J Near
I baaeys ,S Gross Roads, Bancroft and Ar
LANDRY LAY 1eEs 70 e tske home, also curtains
MAID. colored, with city ref, desires posi-
s sronr sep ,1. Is as s-h.w:. chamhermaid in
Work Sunday mornings or no Sunday
E goT 4sa AEppsy stating hours and salary,
MAID. colored employed afternoons, wants
sfeaay morning work in Southeast or
Northeast, Lincoln 1897
MAID. white, references, desires position
a.. chambernlaid, maid or waitress; live
e @SfMAN' N sSlS5ed l43g arttime work, no
WOMAN, colored wants general cleaning
n I1I TIE TIE day in small rooming house
We WOMAN an, colered. would like day work.
WOMAN, colored. day OF. half day, soc an
ss es rhon est and reliable; call between
WOMAN, colored, wants work, EMPLOYED
couple, $50 to noon: no children; So
week. Phone HO. 1916
WOMAN, colored. neat, days work at
~ per Gay and carfare. CO. 47o9
GOLORED wants day work, Mon. and
tues = Wed. co. 0351.
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE, colored wish small jani-
FIR g62R Soi'
Evening star., 1943-03-11

were not provided for by Federal
or State funds.
But we object. to ratification of
any acts not falling within this
scope, We also believe that no
ratifying legislation. of any nature
should be enacted until the citizens
Of Montgomery County have been
informed as to the nature of the
acts being ratified"
Fear Increase of County Debt.
The committee also expressed the
fear that provisions of the bill
dealing with the borrowing of funds
by private sale of promissory notes
and certificates of indebtedness
would encourage a further increase
in the county's bonded Indebtedness.
Similar criticism was voiced by
| the Chevy Chase Terrace group.
| 1t proposed a substitute measure.
limiting the amount of emergency
expenditures to a sum not, exceed
| ing $780, 900. Life of the bill would
extend to the next regular meeting
of the General Assembly or six
months after the expiration of the
emergency, whichever comes first.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
Montgomery Groups
Urge Veto Of County
Defense Powers Bill
Soy Measure Would Give
Board of Commissioners
Unlimited Authority

Two Montgomery County civic
groups have urged Gov. O'Conor to
veto a bill which they claim would
give the county commissioners un-
limited authority to deal with any
emergency resulting from the war
The Executive Committees of the
Citizens Association of Section Four
Chevy Chase, and of the Chevy
Chase Terrace Community Asso-
citation both charge that the meas
ure would give unlimited power of
expenditure to the commissioners
for an unlimited time.
The Section -Four group said the
bill would extend the authority OF
the county commissioners to emer-
gencies beyond the war period and
would permit the use of county
funds for expenditures which would
normally come from State or Fed
eral funds. -. -
Noting that the bill proposes to
ratify all former acts passed. by the
county for public defense, the COM
mittee declared:
1--WE do not oppose ratification of
any proper and legal act done here
tofore by the commissioners for the
purpose OF. carrying out Montgomery
County's share of the program of
national civilian defense, where the
expenditures were essential and
Evening star., 1943-03-11
Arlington {. Of c. Adopts
5-Point Aqenda for '43

The Arlington County Chamber OF
Commerce today announced that its
board of directors has adopted a
flve-point, 1943 work program which
lists the war effort and postwar
| planning as its major objectives
The chambers 1943 budget also was
adopted by the directors.
The Budget, Program and Finance
Committee prepared the new pro-
gram under the chairmanship OF
w. M Stone
The five points in the 1943 pro-
gram are:
That the chamber give it's support
to the war effort and that considera-
ton be given to the appointment OF
a co-ordinating committee to main
tain contact with local problems re-
| lated to the war effort and to rec
ommend any specific activity,
That the chamber encourage and
work toward further improvement
Of the county fire department and
fire protection facilities,
That it favor and indorse the ac-
quisition and development of ade-
quate Fairgrounds and recreation
centerS,
That it support establishment of
the best possible system of juvenile
delinquency control,
That 1t be recommended that the
chamber create postwar planning
committee to formulate plans for
future local Improvements which
will embrace the question of incor-
poration, development of Fairfax
drive, storm sewers, long-range plan
ming for a comprehensive highway
system, future needs for an addi-
tional bridge or bridges across the
Potomac River and other future
needs.