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

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Patriots Uncle Som
Sends Home

h ESPTTF their constant
u watchfulness. our generals
and adH4iFais have 10 aritrrtt
Evening star., 1943-09-02
HELP DOMESTIC,

ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPER, for small
ia tamiy IN Md suburb; Sun and Thursday
CHAMBERMAiD, to assist with children;
Phone en- AFTER reoVreo VIZ oo61 F9od salary
COOK and general houseworker-Desire
eRp aiFn s2er sype ypTna M6 aO bom
from Georgia Alaska aves. terminal: :,
adults: off sundays; SIS week and car
COOK 'eiH AND 'eaHeT GHW Sn no H"lS aundry: small
family; live in, nice upstairs room: good
wage Telephone EN-; o75i.
s9,d wseeS; referenees, Can No sa0s,
> blocks from Chevy Chase Circle; davs out
agreeabiy arrsneed; Sl7 week; live in.
CouPLE, refined, to manage and take care
of S-bedrm. house for large I-room, fur
nished apt. at 2ol5 Kslorama rd Gail
GEN GENERaI ia'Ii HoTsEwoRk SHsfa oia and cook no
hl.undry h,nad $3.50 and sa. sartsre. 6"2 Ritten-
Arlington, % blk. from bus, GLebe 5154,
GHw. and light laundry, small family of
: no cooking; no SUNDAYS. Call AT 2161.
CIV. and plain cooking, live in, or stay
nights wk; upstairs rm; good salary.
G:Hw.' small family, simple cooking; $40
GIRL for. plain cooking and gh,w: live
IN. private upstairs room; S14 weekly.
GIRL OR WOMAN. experienced. for s.h.w,
cooking and part laundry; must have good
reference; one accustomed to Jewish home;
SIS week. NO 506S: after :. ia $685.
GIRL, for general housework to live in or
out, beautiful Alexandra home small fam
lily. good pay. Call Alexandria 4tO7 before
:. pm. or apply SIS King St., Alexandria
Va
GIRL, g h ", live in, or out, family OF 8,
no Sundays Sl4 week. Call MI 61of
GIRL. coiored willing to have health ex-
animation; 40 cooking, general housevork,
hours. l to 8: 611 % per week. TR. oS01
Evening star., 1943-09-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BUSINESS GIRL. refined. reliable, care for
cnlioren evenings in exchange room and
board Box 1857, Star. -
COLL. GRAD. univ. tr, expert diet, food
cafeteria. hotel, club; quiet perSonafity, re-
hned; efficient, dependable, excel refs
GENERAL OFFICE ASSISTANT. small
once where work is varied preferred; ex-
Ror N s'e9fosaphf nf and eerea
simple bookkeeping. ability 10 relieve en-
ployer of office detail. Box 375-Z, Star
GIRL. colored, wishes tob after school, in
beauty SHOP, or as bus girl. HO. 1918.
perience desires position as manager or
asst. MANAGER GOOD references. Telephone
LADY sTENoGRAPHER desires permanent
position with bank or real estate; opt.
P B.. x. Box. 422-Z, Star,
capable OF assuming fun charge. have three
years Army experience; with excellent
reference. Give details in answer TO Box
tO7-Z, Star A.
NURSE, practical. hospital training, desires
case, convale>cent or chronic adult. Phone
RECEPTIoNIsT, typst, and senersl office
Office. CalI Franklin O399.
SECRETARY, s6, single, refined. effcient
eXperlneced: will relieve for vacation pc
RODS; excellent refs. Box 3S5-Z. Star. 3"
70 evenings: newspaper reporter by day.
MIchigan 1o46, Ext 30
TYPIST, neat, accurate, desires work to
DO at home. Call ordway 455l, Mrs.
DOES BUSY EXECUTIVE NEED accurate,
ity and exp. S45-S50 wk.. 40-44 hr wk
Box 4l3-Z, Star a.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
HELP WOMEN.

ADDRESSERs AND OTHERS-Lone estab-
lished, nationally known lntorma ton
bureau needs addressers, telephone opera
tors, clerical help; permanent. HASKIN
ALTERATIoN HANDS. experienced coats.
SUITS, dresses; air conditioned workroom
Apply All week, mornings only. Kaplo-
sRIiNG;4oS XII !a1hoi hetossn rotI anq ropv
oacterioloRlst or medical techncian, pref
erably with sociological experience Write
M. Dorsey, P. o. Box ISL, or telephone
ATTENDANcE CLERK, the duties per-
formed will pay the cost of a secretariaI
COLLEGE Hours, to 4;30, includes time
duties. Graduation from high school re-
CURED, Some college training preferred
submit qualifications in writing to Box
BAKERY sALEsGIRL. apply in person
Il 1434 .,,Pa Park sd; nv, Parkrosd Bakery.
salary and eommtssion. Apply Albert de
l,t BhAurY ofHRAros fHfh Or SA csthed4s ahs Shop
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced m mfull or
Psr. TINE opsR sp9d salary Can Wo sla4
BEAUTY OPERATOR, salary and commits
SION. permanent position. Arnold. OF the
sss: H.. visss ss ~, ,s3a y.
fBoSokKREPpEEfR:rYrIsr, EPpEEfRrYIr stat. age and 2. .x
geerisncs 40 hours, 5h days, $50 BOX
Bo9KkEIPER. experienced, for lsdie.'
on 18th st. between Z and p NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
Wife Divorces Founder
OF Town MEETING of Air

RENO, New, Sept. 2.-George V.
Denny, jr., A, founder and mod
orator Of Americas Town Meeting
OF the Air, was divorced yesterday
ny the former Mary Traill Yellott
Of Bel Air, Md
Attorney William Woodburn, rep
resentlng Mrs. Denny, said the
couple had reached an agreement
on property rights and providing
Tor the care and custody of their
children, Mildred Nelson Denny,
George Vernon Denny, Sd, and Mary
Virginia Denny.
The couple was married in Bel Air
In 1924, Their home has been in
Scarsdale. N Y
Evening star., 1943-09-02
Laundry SeIf-Service

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. GP,,-A true
story about the laundry curtail-
ment:
A man asked an old Negro woman
If she knew any one he could get to
do his laundry. "Yas, suh!" came
the reply. Go right home and look
in that mirruh of Yoah'S."
Evening star., 1943-09-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wants regular days work,
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sat-
urday. SOC per hr. TR. 5s05.
GIRL, colored, competent, wants Job as
cook, no laundry, home niehts; frst-cIass
and carfare. Call Michigan 1871 from
! 70 9. Available Oct. /.
ers helper; stay nights. HO 1853
WOMAN. white. young. capable and eX-
perienced desires housework in high-class
respectable home. Address Box 364-Z, Star
NEAT COLoRED GIRL wants part-time
sh;N' Monday thru Friday, for employed
WANTED by a reliable woman, days work
rriday and Saturday. Phone North 1885.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

BEAuTIClANS, opportunities for man
ayers and operators a Walter Reed Hos
pltal II you wish to be of service report
IN person to the exchange, Georeia ave.
at Butternut st
ROOKKEEPER for service station M ].
Davis, 729 ] 5th st. NV
MAN AND WIFE as ianitor and maid.
small hotel; good wages room and board
Dude Ranch Hotel Washington Baltimore
blvd. BerWyn, Md
TYPIST, white: salary SI30 per MONTH
hours : am. TO pm, p m. to mid
night. . midnight to $ IN. For interview
call RE. 500, Ext, 3646.
WANTED-Cholr director for Protestant
church in Arlington, Va Call oxford o7s2.
DRUG CLERKS-Good pay,
8-hour day, 6-day week, vaca-
ton with pay. Apply at any
Peoples Drug Store, or at
employment department, II
P st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The ESTATE OF r.. HEMAN, Matchmaker
at sos Kresge BLDG; H and G SITS. NV,
hereby notlhes. all the customers holding
as soon as possible as above-named store
is being Inundated. FIR. Mehlfer, adm. 2s'
THE DIRECTORS of the Capitol Park
lumbia have called a Special Meeting of
the Stockholders to be held at the Raleigh
Hotel, Twelfth and PENNSYLVANIA Avenue
Northwest. Washington. D. C, on Tues
day, September 21. l943, at . O'Clock
Directors: John j. Hamilton, President;
Edward l. Hlllyer. Secretary and Treas
urer L. Lee Combs, H. B. Leary. Jr.
TAX RETURNS,
BOOKKEEPING & STATEMENTS
For Small Business and Professional Men
Bookkeeping Service Center,
40 Hill Bldg, National 1928.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
WAITRESSES

Light colcred, experienced Good wages,
hours and meals. Apply Executive Phar-
macy, 900 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
SALESWOMEN WANTED.
Experienced, dresses, coats,
sportswear; top salary and
com m ission. Apply Miss
Freed, Nugent's, 1910 G st.
NV
Evening star., 1943-09-02
HELP MEN,
REPRESENTATIVE


Attractive position for man not en-
saged in war work or subject to draft to
replace man gone into service. Splendid
future for one experienced in meeting
people to serve, collect and enroll mem
bers, $500 or $500 after months training
Call AAA, Eth and Pa. ave. NV, Mr.
Evening star., 1943-09-02

LARGE MANUFACTURER OFFERS uNU-
sUAL OPPORTUNITY TO STATISTICIAN
ASSIST IN POSTWAR PLANNING IN EX-
PORT FIELD. POSITION REQUIRES
THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF STATISTI-
CAL AND RESEARCH METHOD AND
FAMILIARITY WITH SOURCES OF IN
FORMATION CONCERNING FOREIGN
COMMERCE, SALARY OPEN. BOX
Evening star., 1943-09-02
PART-TIME WORK.
Men or Women to Work as
FARE COLLECTORS

IN the Downtown Area
Helping 10 load streetcarS and buses Must
be able 10 report between 3 30 and D. m
at point downtown and then work 23
hours at a time, DAYS per week: II
cents per hour. No Sunday work
Apply at employment office weekday
morninRs. or between $50 and 4 40 D m
or write for appointment. Attention, EN-
ployment agent.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO..
36th and Prospect Avenue NV,
Georgetown.
Take Route No. 20. Cabin John,
Streetcar TO the Door
Evening star., 1943-09-02
.JANTTOR


JANITOR
For new high-class apt. house; must be
experienced repair man; salary. S75 per
month: an exceptionally fine Broom apt
Apply Shapiro, Inc, l34l Conn. ave W.
GROCERY AND VEGETABLE MAN
tor nearby Virginia market, satisfactory
HOTEL ACCOUNTANT,
Must be hotel experienced as to tran
sfcipt sfc meet m payroll Keep gsneral raj books
Hotel. Isl and Mas Mass. ave. eAS1f' n.V. fS'fis@
GOVERNMENT WORKERS
(male) desiring to make
extra money working - hour
each evening, except Sunday,
call DI. 8235.
JANITOR FOR BANK, EVE
MING WORK, GOOD CON-
NECTION, PERMANENT
GIVE AGE AND REFER
ENCES. BOX 116-X, STAR.
MEATCUTTER, experienced. for
high-class meat market. Good
salary. Pure Food Store, 5546
Conn. ave.
MEMS WEAR SALESMAN.
We have an opportunity in
our permanent organization
for a man qualified to sell
mems furnishings and shoes.
Alert, ambitious man expert
enced in selling and draft
exempt will do we'll to call in
person at Eiseman's, F st. at
7th NV.
SALESMAN AND ASSIST
ANT IN MILITARY DEPT.
E x P ERIENCED PRE-
FERRED; PERMANENT PO-
SITION. APPLY TO MR..
DAVIS, GROSNER OF 1925
F ST. NV.
statesmen, EXPERIENCED
IN MEMS FURNISHINGS.
TOP SALARY. METROPOLI-
TAN HABERDASHERS, $50
F ST. NV.
ELECTRICIANS WANTED.
STEADY EMP, GOOD PAY.
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT.
GE. 1894, PENN ELECTRIC
CONST. CO., 4319 7th NV. q
BUS BOY-DISHWAsHER, COL
ORED. NIGHTWORK, HIGHEST
WAGES TO RELIABLE MAN.
INCL. MEALS; SUNDAYS OFF.
APPLY MANAGER IMMEDI-
ATELY, zoos E ST. NV.
COLORED laborers wanted,
essential, steady work, good
wages. Apply in person, Gin
der block plant, Hudson Sup
ply and Equip. Co., 7th and
T StS. ne.
JUNIOR SALESMAN TO AS
SIST IN MILITARY DEPT,
DRAFT EXEMPT. GOOD
OPPORTUNITY, PERMA-
NENT POSITION. APPLY
TO MR.. DAVIS, GROSNER
OF 1925 F ST. NV.
HABERDASHERY SALES
MAN. THOROUGHLY EX-
PERIENCED PERSON ONLY
NEED APPLY. WONDER
Full OPPORTUNITY FOR
RIGHT MAN. 1885 CONN.
AVE. NV. WO. 9179.
STOCK BOY, permanent po-
sition, good salary; refer
ences. Apply to Mr.. Davis,
Grosner of 1925 F st. NV.
SECURITIES Statesmen
wanted to work on outstand-
ing industrial deal within the
confines of the District of Co.
lumbia. Qualified leads fur
nished, top commissions paid.
Full office and field co-opera-
ton given. If you have the
experience and can qualify
for bond, this is the deal to
end all deals. Apply in per-
son, TIT Bond Bldg.
Evening star., 1943-09-02

Colored: good general physical condition,
draft exempt: pleasant working conditions
in Americas most beautiful furniture
store. Excellent salary. Phone Mr.. Mat
eoionx, 1nsiws, tos t%ooaley ~, for appointment.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
statesmen
STOCK CLERK

| Does mems furnishings career interest
| you? This is an excellent opportunity to
! build a future; experience not necessary;
Evening star., 1943-09-02
OFFICE GIRL.

If you can type and know
how to operate a switchboard,
the War Department Ex-
change can use you. Good
salary; hours 8 to 4::30. Call
DI. 9344.
WE HAVE several openings
for intelligent, ambitious
young ladies in a very inter
esting field of work. Apply
Mrs. Engleman, Studio, S.
Kann Sons.
STOCK CLERK, colored, per-
manent position, good oppor-
tunity. Apply Mr.. Davis,
Groaer of 1925 F st. NV.
ALTERATION HANDS, ex-
perienced, on ladies' dresses
and suits. Schwab, Inc, Will
lard Hotel, 18th and F NV.
SALESLADIES,
Experienced. SchWab, Inc,
Willard Hotel, 14th and Fn.w.
TYPIST-CLERK, Is to As
age, experienced office work.
er; war essential business;
good pay, steady position,
good opportunity willing
worker. Report $50 N. Y.
ave. NV. for interview.
GIRL, WHITE, TO WORK
IN DRY CLEANING STORE.
GOOD PAY. APPLY 1907
CONN. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
COLORED PORTER

Experienced for one of the city's finest
furniture stores; good hours, am to q
pm: no nlghtwork; excellent opportunity
Tor advancement. Starting salary. SlI0
per month. Apply in person. VIM. z
Evening star., 1943-09-02
MATTRESSES

For laree restaurant, capable of supervising
large crew of mattresses; excellent oppor
tunity for woman with good personality
Apply Mr.. Walters.
TIITT
Evening star., 1943-09-02
SODA MAN. $40 WEEK
Riverside Pharmacy. 2i25 E 81. NV
PORTER

STOCK CLERK,
olored, for and 1oc store. Call Mr.
60 f'"''' 49,
Evening star., 1943-09-02

Switchboard Operator,
Sunday, 4 TO IL Apply manaser, 273o
Wisconsin ave. NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
STENOGRAPHER.

. IENOGRAPHE
Industrial company en-
gagged in war work has open
ing for experienced stenog-
rapher. Call Mr.. Gray, DE.
1850.
Evening star., 1943-09-02

JANITOR FOR BANK, EVE
MING WORK, GOOD CON-
NECTION, PERMA MEN T;
GIVE AGE AND REFER
ENCES. BOX 116-X, STAR.
Evening star., 1943-09-02

MEATCUTTER, experienced, for
high-class meat market. Good
salary. Pure Food Store, 5546
Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
COLORED BOY.
BOYS. MEN-COLORED

$50 week, to help around store Dixie
Pavnbroker's Exchange, 100 H st ne
Evening star., 1943-09-02

For new high-class apt house; must be
experienced repair man; salary, S15 per
month: an exceptionally fine Broom apt
Apply Shapiro, Inc l341 Conn. ave NV
GROCERY AND VEGETABLE MAN
for nearby Virginia market: satisfacto
conversation ARRANGED Call CHI as69
Evening star., 1943-09-02
1910 New York Ave

oOOD VI IOfL . MI 7
For women, 1s to 40. as apprentice dental
technicians: essential industry: no objec-
ton to slight physical handicap. Apply
Washington Dental Co.. 1904 ST. NV
Evening star., 1943-09-02
GOVERNMENT WORKERS

(male) desiring to make
extra money working 12 hour
each evening, except Sunday,
call DI. 8235.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
TYPIST,
ALSO STENOGRAPHER
National concern, good pay and sur
1undinss. Call MA. 6SSS, Miss Mann,
etween and II a m
CYPIST

Young girl for general Office work, som
stenograhpic knowledae helpful. Appl.
Harris { Ewing, I3l3 z ST n "
Evening star., 1943-09-02
HOTEL ACCOUNTANT

Must be hotel experienced as to tran
script, meet payroll. keep general books
etc: am. to pm; 81 30 mo-. room
ana meals. Apply manager. Fairfax
Hotel. 2lSt and Mass ave u "
Evening star., 1943-09-02

HABERDASHERY SALES
MAN. THOROUGHLY EX-
PERIENCED PERSON ONLY
NEED APPLY. WONDER
Full OPPORTUNITY FOR
RIGHT MAN. 1885 CONN
AVE. NV. WO. 9l79
Evening star., 1943-09-02
HELP WOAEk
ASSISTANT MANAGER
for large boarding hotels. See Mrs. Lochri
SLAUGHTER HOTELS. / 13S M ST NV.

DOONhEEP En- H-SIENONIRAFHER,
GENTLE. for small Office selling building
TRACE: permanent position: 4O-hol,r week
Call ME | 5H2 or apply 1929 10Th St n
Evening star., 1943-09-02
Dictatinp Machine Onerato

Or will train good typist; salary, $50 wk
on 4o-hr, .5-day wk, or $50 for AZ hrs.
Essential INDUSTRY, permanent employ
nersonnel dept oco1 NJ st n ~ "
Evening star., 1943-09-02

Women with or without experience.
With public utility. viii train in our
tons, experience, age, minimum salary
Full time employment. Do not apply il
employed full time at your maximum
o3l-Z, Star ~
Evening star., 1943-09-02
TYPIST-

Immediate opening for experienced, also
noneXperienced, sales help in all our shops
Apply Mr.. Williams, HOLLYWOOD Shops, 1902
u ST u
Evening star., 1943-09-02
CARPENTERS.
-OI uAPUApn CT n uy

For large downtown hotel. Call residen
manaser. HO. 2ln4
Evening star., 1943-09-02
LAUNDRY Help

MATTRESSES t2), Kitchen Helpers (21.
Also assistant cook. colored> good pay,
good working hrs. and conditions
HOTELS 1149 NJ CIT NV
Evening star., 1943-09-02
WRAPPER

Does mems furnishings career appeal
to your Excellent opportunity to learn.
advancement. neatness and willingness to
learn the only requisites: experience not
necessary: permanent. The Young Men S
Shop, 1919 ST. NV
Evening star., 1943-09-02

JUNIOR SALESMAN TO AS
SIST IN MILITARY DEPT.
DRAFT EXEMPT. GOOD
OPPORTUNITY, PERMA-
NENT POSITION. APPLY
TO MR.. DAVIS, GROSNER
OF 1925 F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-02

Earn S25 to S35 working 80 hours per
week, setting pins in modern bowling es-
tsblishment. or work . or 3 evenings Der
week for extra money We teach you Ap-
ply AnacoStia Spillway Bowling Center
Evening star., 1943-09-02

COLORED laborers wanted,
essential, steady work, good
wages. Apply in person, Gin
der block plant, Hudson Sup
ply and Equip. Co., 7th and
T sts. ne.
Evening star., 1943-09-02

Must be hotel experienced as to- tram
script, meet payroll, keep general books
etc.: am. to 4 pm; $3.50 mo-. room
ana meals Apply manager, Fairfax Hotel
Evening star., 1943-09-02

STOCK BOY, permanent po-
sltion, good salary; refer
ences. Apply to Mr.. Davis,
Grosner of 1925 F st. NV
Evening star., 1943-09-02

MARKERS AND ASsORTERs.
experienced can earn up to $50 week
Willing to train inexperienced girls, Rest
periods and refreshments served
INDEPENDENT LAUNDRIES
3Ltn and Eastern Ave, Mt. Rainier Md
Evening star., 1943-09-02

NURSEMAID. COLORED. TO CARE FOB 2
CHILDREN. LIGHT HOUSEWORK: OTHER
HELP EMPLOYED. UPSTAIRS QUARTERS;
SALARY TO START. S6G MO-; HEALTH
CARD AND REFS. REQUIRED. CALL EN-
4SO1
Evening star., 1943-12-19
mo-" he cried. II don't deserve the
medal" Then he told his story
hv Eddie Forester
Illustrated BY John bnss

be called upon to risk your life" l
said, but I'm glad you feel that
way"
well. sure do." he said fer
vently.
"Okay. you're hired" But l men
tally crossed my fingers.
Early in July we got the Army
contract for an experimental explo-
sive chemical product which. it
was hoped, would turn block-busters
into mile-wide annihilators. 1t was
then | should have warned the plant
manager that had some misglvlngs
about Boleslau's capacity for quick
thinking. He was guarding the east
wing where the experiments were
being conducted. But owing to the
element of secrecy, we in Personnel
knew only vaguely what was going
on.
lHE attempt to blow up the east
wing occurred about 5 80 one eve
ming, and thanks to Boleslau's
friendly nature, the saboteur almost
succeeded.
The details came out during a
Evening star., 1943-12-19

His eyes bulged. "You mean
guard against-spies-and such!'
nodded, restraining smile.
Eyes, SIR" he said emphatically.
ayes sirl I'd sure be pleasured to get
my hands on one of them skunks."
DO you think you'd know what
to do if unexpectedly confronted by
Evening star., 1943-12-19

4 SAFE, MODERN way to keep
dental plates, partial plates and
removable bridges sparkling clean
is to soak them in Polident every
day. Polident is approved by many
leading dentists and the leading
Evening star., 1943-12-19

DRUsHING your plates with tooth
d pastes, tooth powders or soap,
NAV scratch the denture material
which is so times softer than natural
teeth. These small scratches cause
odorous film, food particles, and
stains to collect faster and cling tighter
resulting in Denture Breath.
Evening star., 1943-12-19

~lHE personnel files listed him as:
Hubert Joseph Boleslau, age
u "a, 4-F (Hay Fever). He was
homely as sin; a giant. with hands
big as baseball gloves, and friendly
brown eyes that regarded all man
kind with an almost childish trust.
He was hardly qualified for the job
/ gave him plant guard - but
when you're hard up for men. you
can't be too particular. At least. l
felt certain he could lick twice his
weight in saboteurs. besides. our
explosives plant was far inland; we
didn't really expect any trouble.
We came close to it, though; too
close for comfort!
OURNG peacetime our plant pro-
duced janitors' supplies: scrub soaps.
solvents. The change-over to explo-
sives was easy. Our main buildings
sprawled out over a square block on
the outskirts of a small city, and
the outer walls, deeply inset with
large windows, were flush with the
Evening star., 1943-12-19

street. Boleslau patrolled
one block of this frontage,
4p.m. to midnight shift. WH
The big guy hadn't been
working a week before
everybody was calling him
Happy" But if the nick
name was an affectionate
tribute to his friendly ma
ture, it was also subtle but inoffen-
sive allusion to his Lack of worldly
wisdom.
1--WE got to do something for my
country at war;" he told me ear
nestly the day l interviewed him.
IF they won't let me fight. because
of my hay fever, then gotta work
in a defense plant"
How'd you like to be an armed
guard?"
Evening star., 1943-12-19

Remember, you may not know you
have it, but others do! Besides,
brushing and scrubbing your den
ture with makeshift cleaners often
wears down the delicate fitting ridges
designed to hold your dental plate
in place. With worn-down ridges, of
course, your plate loosens.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
The COMMON Cold

T. a- WHAT do we know of this recurent infection
Is w that dogs from childhood through old age
exaotng staggering tolls in money health and time!
- Not a great deal but more tina" we used TO-
Late research has led many of the foremost medical
-, = conoede the following theories about 1t:
- !. That kind Of pirxs 1nseen probably starts
many eoLdI
T. That anything that D~e, body resistance 1eb drafts
cold tret sudden temperature CHANGE tag1e e"eo~r
ages tbe condition to depeLop
3. That potentially Troublesome groxp Of bacteria k"oun
Secondary Invaders take Advantage beLoUpar
condition and stage mass iupason of be membrane
oprudHee many colds complications and much its misery
research results indicate that the repeated
of Lsterne AnsePtc by killing huge numbers of these
secondary INVADERS helps halt many mass
and the resultant misery of the infection.
Significant Test Results
and again data has confirmed the ability of Lister
AnePtc accomplish bacterial reductions mouth and
throat surfaces ranging 9o 7& fifteen minutes after garge
up 8O% one hour after.
Even impressive the data resulting from clinical tests
conducted period of twelve years In these those who
gagled Lsene AntisePc day had fewer colds and
mder colds and fewer throa than those who did
gagle with Lene AnsePtc We believe this due largely
Lsterine Antisepcs ability kill millions of germs on
mouth and throat surfaces.
We would be the last suggest that Lsterne AntisePto
specific cold Infections In Of performance over
such long PERIOD however, do feel that worthy first aid
LAMBERT PfIARMAcAL COMPANY ST. Louu, Mo.
Tw-l2ls4s
Evening star., 1943-12-19

makers of modern denture materi-
ais. No brushing, no danger, yet the
daily Polident bath works into the
corners and crevices no amount OF
brushing seems to reach keeps your
denture sparkling clean, odor-free.
Evening star., 1943-12-19

such an emergency!
asked skeptically.
He pondered the ques-
ton, then looked me straight
in the eye almost belliger-
entity. The idea is to pro-
tect the plant from spies
and saboteurs, amt lt?'
.Nae ~
Evening star., 1943-12-19

Then that's what I'll do" he
said; squaring his bull-like frame, he
added mechanically, land III
sacrifice my own life dom it = if
need be-"
wanted to laugh out loud. but
didn't. You can't be rude about such
heroic expression. no matter how
corny it may sound. In view of fu-
ture events, I'm doubly glad hid
my amusement. Il don't think you'll
Evening star., 1943-12-19
OUR No. | HEALTH PROBLEM

More fhan ore great physician calls the
Common Cold osr biggest health problem.
1t affects 95R of osr population, rifh
children xsder 10 the NEST frequent pic
TINS; occars about ESQ million times
year, costs the country roughly 800 mil
Hos dollars annually; asd caxses more
absesfeeism in wsr industry thaS all
other things combined.
S&Iepfococcus Vlxidans. one Of the ma
thrsatenin1 Secondary Invader thet c
Sxist On mouth and throat ssRfoc