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The century voice., 1944-04-01


Miss Lucous Burnett, sttll
can Hospital, recently returned
she visited relatives and friends.
Cpl r. T. Packer spent sevef
Washington. d.. c., where he will t
University Mrs. Packer, who is thd
Irving, accompanied him here but d
ington until several weeks later.
S-Sgt. Wilson .Wilburn had the Ilyll
recently on his first furlough since induction
many friends as well as his wife and relat\
happy to see him home agan We trust that
ture he will be back again.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Richardson returned
Mich after spending several pleasant days at
their mother Mrs Francis Richardson, reativee6
The century voice., 1944-04-01

Mrs. Mary Daniel is enjoying several weeks in CT
visiting her children and little grandson.
The century voice., 1944-04-01

Rev and Mrs. w. N. Ross called to Natcfez Miss
era weeks ago for the funeral of Rev. Ross brother who
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-30

london. March 2O.-tNPl-
Ehi HLliiaNc> attacked railway
targets at Wares. H. miles east
at Paris. and IanraStcrS again
raIdCh an engine works 1T LYON.
in southern France. last night.
while hUSuuitp> bnmhrd Kirl.
the air ministry announced. One
bomber was lost.
II was the first time ~uI"r ~um.
day night that the ES!'s four
cngincd bomEcr~ had been out.
bat II was their twelfth attack
al tie month on French target.
figuring importantly in Uiticr'S
anti Invasion program.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-30

Heavy ] ugSca On
Enemy inflicted
Ia L%CW Advances

NrN, EriHi. iut.. U1rrl 30
'tED--.,iliDh troop, have GrI.a.
Japanese iurr"~ from luoih".
vantage point un the liddim
road. up which thcy have been
moving toward the Indian com
muniraiiunS ccutcr nf ImphlI,
and have inflicted heavy casual
tie" on til" enemy. an NIlIrd
'ummuniTUr declared today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-30

WdShingtnn March "a. iP1
secretary oi Nii NtIrN"n. h'r-
Cu~SinE ihr situation 1T fL-rInu,
said today the simple idrt -
that the Germans stopped ~.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-11
Girl Qualities
As Glass Blower

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II. CUP)-
Mary Lou Webb is the only glass
blower at the Philadelphia Navy
YARD.
The Philadelphia girl, who started
her unusual Job last March, has
performed several vital tasks. For
instance, an Allied submarine was
all set to pull out of the repair dock
one day when a broken panel was
discovered. Miss Webb hustled into
Ter work clothes in the Navy Yard
inc ustrial laboratories, went to work
and the sub left on schedule.
A short time later, an Allied
cruiser docked at the yard badly in
need of a clinometer, but the Phil
adelphia Ordnance only had Ameri-
can sizes. So the versatile glass
blower walked into her shop, and
just like that, made one to the for
eign ships own blueprints.
Asked what she would rather do
besides glass blowing, she smiled
anG shyly said, Marry that guy in
the Southwest Pacific" She was
referring to 1t. Robert King May
field of NorristoWn, Pa, a Penn
State graduate and an electrical en-
gineer in civilian life.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-11

They said Propaganda Minister
Paul Joseph Goebbels directed his
major propaganda at the women
who inspire Defeated and battle
weary Nazi troops to go back to
the front lines for a new stand
The Nazi program Of all-out re-
sistance was said to be directed
almost exclusively to Women-wives,
mothers, sWeethearts and sisters
whose ascendency over their men,
folk was described as almost unbe-
lievable.
Women are being told to fire
wounCed soldiers with fresh en-
thusiasm for the war and to make
any sacrifice. They are instructed
to urge respondent men to renew
their faith in the Nazi creed.
The Hitler youth leader, Baldur
Won Shirach, also was employing
women to keep the Hitler myth
alive in the minds of young men.
They are told that even if the Allies
succeed in penetrating deeply into
the fatherl8nd the German youth
must keep alive the fight for Hitler
as long as they live.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-11
Dewey Sees Need
To Aid italians

relief. She needs our active friendly
, help in her fight against Nazism
and on behalf of her own freedom -
I'm the name of cur common hu-
man heritage, in the name of graft
tude, in the name of generosity, we
must stand beside Italy today. No
other course can serve SO well the
cause Of the United Nations in
charting the future of Europe. No
other course could better honor the
name of Columbus or express our
gratitude to him for what he did for
all of US"
Dewey said the Italian people
were forced into a war, they did
not want and that they were be-
trayed by their own government.
At present he said there was a
widespread hatred CT Germany on
the part of the Italian people.
Dewey'S next major political ad-
dress will be delivered next Monday
at st. Louis, Mo, home state OF
Harry S. Truman, Democratic cam
didate for vice. president.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-11
Native Island
Nurse Helps
Guam Marines

GUAM, Oct II. fUP)-Joaquina
T. Siguenza, a native nurse who
treated injured Chamorro soldiers
in the hills of Guam during the
japanese occupation, now Is nursing
wounded American marines.
When the japanese seized Guam
in 1941 they put Miss Siguenza and
other nurses to work caring for
enemy wounded and sick. Three
weeks before the marines landed OIL
Guam group of nurses led by Miss
Siguenza fled deep into the hills to
treat i'll and injured natives who
lad taken shelter there.
She led the destitute and hall
starved refugees down from the
hills after the japanese were de-
feated. The nurses placed them
selves at the service of medical Of
ficers attached to the Third Ma
rine Division, which assigned them
first to a native camp and later to
a division hospital at Agana.
The nurses worked day and night
with navy doctors and corpsmen
treating hundreds of patients.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-11
Manpower Needs
|. For Coast Cited

LOS ANGELES, Oct II. (UP) =
California, Oregon and Washington
need $4,000 workers in shipyards
and aircraft plants now and 10000
to $4,000 workers are leaving Calf
ornia alone each month, war man.
power commission officials said
Tuesday at a reconversion hearing
before Senator Sheridan DoWney.
F. w. Hunter, regional director,
said the present labor shortage as
ssures work for all available man
power during the period between
Germanys fall and the end of the
Far Eastern war.
"Once Japan is licked he said,
production with all speed or CAL
ifornia will be faced by a most
serious employment problem"
Approximately 3G8,000 workers
from shipyards and aircraft will
have to be placed in peacetime
jobs, he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-11
MOTHER WALKS 10 MILES
TO JOIN BLOOD DONORS

WAL KER, Mimi, Oct. Il. CUPD-
Mrs. Anna Bolen. a busy ar m
mother with two sons in service,
walked 10 miles from her home to
Walker recently to join a bus load
of villagers going to st. Cloud for
a blood Donation
Mrs. Bolen says she really has
three cons in service because after
she met a young soldier on a bus
who said he had no home TO return
to because he was reared in an in
stituticn she adopted him then and
there and now writes every week to
all three of her CT sons.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-11

CHUNGKING, Oct. IL up
BCmbers and fighters of the 14th
airforce destroyed IL Japanese
planes without loss Monday in
widespread attacks through central
and south China, Indo-China and
along the Salween front, it was
announced Wednesday.
A number of river steamers. tugs
and barges were sunk and enemy
troop concentrations, airfields and
communication lines severely STRAIT
ed
A Chinese communique reported
that two Japanese columns were
converging on kWeiping, in south
ern Kwangsi province, advancing
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-11
Two Tu!e Lake
japs Sentenced

NEWELL, Cal, Oct. II. CUP -
Two japanese were sentenced to
80 days in Jail after being found
guilty of assaulting a fellow inmate
at the Tule Lake segregation center
here, the war relocation authority
announced Tuesday.
Hideo Tagawa, 20, formerly Of
Sacramento and Toshio Sonoda. 20,
formerly of Seattle, each received
90-day Jail sentences. They admitted
according to Project Director r. r.
Best, beating up Isamu Yamaguchi,
40, mess hall attendant of Seattle,
when he assertedly refused TO allow
another cook to prepare a special
meal for them.
Harold K. Okamoto and Mike T
MaekaWa, each II and formerly OF
Hawaii were placed on probation
for 80 days for their part in the
assault on Yamaguchi.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-11
Air Crash HaIts
Kins' Reunion

FORT MADISON, Ia, Oct. II
tUP)-The expected reunion of two
brothers, stationed in England, re-
Gently was cut short by tragedy.
Although they were at bases only
Is miles apart, Sgt. Theodore F.
Kuhlmeier and Lit. Bernard Kuhl-
meier flew to his brothers base but
had to circle around for some time
until the field could be cleared OF
the Wreckage of crash landing.
Lit. Kuhlmeier finally landed only
to learn that his brother had been
killed in the crash.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-11
Women Set Minds
To Keep Jobs

LYNN, Mass, Oct. Il. CUP)-A
survey conducted at the General
Electric Co.'S West Lynn plant,
where 10 per cent of the workers
are women, revealed that:
l. 40 per cent of the women are
eager to continue working after
the war
?. 4 Per cent would consider
part time jobs.
3. 56 per cent want to return to
the homes they left, or the homes
they plan when boy friends return
from the war.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-11
CITIZEN is p. o. w. HERE

NEW KENSTNGTON. Pa, Oct. II
CUP1-U. S. Army officials are in
the puzzling situation of holding a
former local resident and United
States citizen as a prisoner of war.
Adriano Cerasoli, %, was forced to
serve with the italian army, despite
his Ans rican birth, at the outbreak
Of hostilities. Subsequent events
saw his capture in 1943 and his pres
ent detention in a New Jersey pris-
oner of war camp.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-11
Bike Riding Aids
Wounded Vets

CAMP ELLIS. IL Oct. II. CUP)
The latest innovation Of the re-
conditioning progra... at the sta
ton hospital, according 20 Col. John
s. Sullivan, camp commander, for
soldiers suffering from leg injuries
is bicycle riding.
Soldiers, recuperating from leg
ailments, but not well enough for
much walking, find that bike rid
ing does not bring Gown the entire
weight of the oooy but gives suffi-
cient exercise to the ailing limbs.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-11

ALBANY, Oct. IL. CUP)-Goyer-
nor Thomas E. Dewey, amplifying
his stand on international policy,
said Tuesday that Italy must be
considered a friend and AN ally,
not just cC-belligerent.'
The Republican presidential can
didate's statement followed his proc
lamation of Thursday as Columbus
Day.
I'VE Americans cannot and will
not stand by and watch Italy suf-
fer" he said. "She needs not merely
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-11
ii. s. Planes Hit
On Chino Front

within six miles o. the town from
the northeast and II miles from
the southeast. Chinese troops halt
ed both enemy spearheads but
fighting was reported still In pro-
greSs.
There was no new word on the
fighting around Kweilin, 100 miles
to the north, where japanese troops
last were reported stalled about 25
miles northeast of the former Amer
lean air base.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-11
JAP FLAGS SHINE SHOES

OAK PARK, Ill. Oct. IL. up
Mrs. Margaret Cowan, war work
er, has found a use for captured
Japanese flags sent to her by her
son, Private Clement Cowan of the
marines, who was wounded on Sal
ran. Mrs. CoWan uses the japanese
flags for shining shoes and says,
ITS the only way the Rising Sun
will ever shine again"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-11
ALI. is CONFUSION

FORT WARREN, Wyo., Oct. II.
,UP)-Confusing names dept: Pvt.
Leonard Wood of Cheyenne, Wyo-
ming, and now stationed at Chan
ute Field Illinois, recently received
a letter which was forwarded to
him from Fort Leonard Wood, Mis-
souri,. where it had been sent by
mistake.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-11
SEE WAR IN 50 YEARS

OBERLIN. Ohio, Oct. Il. up
A large majority of Oberlin college
students believe the United States
will participate in another world
war within so years, a survey con-
Quoted on the campus by the Ober-
lin Review, college weekly, dis
closed.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-11
German Women
Boost Morale

MADRID, Oct. II. CUP)-Air-
plane travellers from Germany re-
ported Wee nesday that the Nazis
are Systematically exploiting the
mystic alteration of millions of
German women for Adolf Hitler,
their "Schoen Adolf" to keep the
Reich in the war.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-11
VISITS WITH PARENTS

HCLTVILLE, Oct. 11.-Pfc. Rob-
crt @. Pinkerton spent the week end
at the home of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. o. L. Walker, and wife.
Mrs. Eva Pinkerton, of Holtville.
Pfc. Pinkerton is stationed at Camp
Pendleton, Oceanside, California.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-11
FREE CHICKENS ON We DAY

CI EVELAND. Oct. II. CUP)-
Rich Paddon, Greek born grocer
will offer his regular customers free
chickens the day Germany surren-
der5. He already has ordered rs to
100 choice fowl for the occasion.
Evening star., 1944-10-29
SITUATIONS MEN tces,. .

MANAGEMENT SALES executive. expert
buying, selling, antiques. bric-a-brac, furni-
lure, decorations, lamps, etc. Desires
connections s,x with rsp9.able house Wal
MEN. to IS, travel buses, trains, local
out o@ut-of-t9wn points. Salary. advancement
MUSICIANs-Trumpet. experienced, new
"A so oEn Know wsa aoed bannesSn bass snS TA
PAINTER. experienced man. wants Job
Gall Ho: 2642. Ask for J.. o. Barnes.
PhoSe Ph1SIGK No wants nnss work BY day or lob.
nam Hsn; 81 gss .sa ssoEd St.. ehss
RESTAURANT night club operator, de-
sires permanent connection. twenty years
managing experience, complete knowledge
ask for Mr.. SHORE. 10 to SH II am. M 90. 800
SALESMAN. experienced desires part-timt
position outside work. Have car. 30,
sERvicEMEN te,. married. 5 yrs. exper a
International business machines, wirine
knowledge. After 9 pm, OK. $500. Ext
sTRNoGRAPHERs %. Spanish -speak king
editorial offices, 5h.-day wk., S45 wk
stenos., law offices, S45 wk,; .stenotypist
S45 wk,; bookkeeper.. $50 wk.: compton,
eter oper., under 80, $3.50 mo; typists
PIX training, S27 wk; card punch oper
W9 ;, T6 va. HundTSds phy OF, q pnGsual openings
OPP Capitol Theater Ma. 1888.
EXPERIENCED in managing restaurant
railroad rate trafic managing experience
Al reference. Lincoln 7007.
Evening star., 1944-10-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED COOK wishes work; have ref
erences and health card; no Sundays; live
coLoRFfD, f,OT DAY WORKER in NV. section.
Call Ho; 1898 between and 4.
COLORED GIRL wants job, g.h.w.: every
ssS exesps weep THesdsy co sy5o and Sunday to
CoLoRED WOMAN wants part-time clean
ing r1, Or %nFn PFsce,laneSSs work YORK &C. 6ss6
full or parttime days work Call Mon
CGRfxnNs oaH FAME srKErGHEn at home; work
cuRTaiSs washE3 AI ns5' and stretched
3 eS wAsaHD and strstchsd hS Ssg
eGRrafSs eDi FAN; WASHED and stretched, SOC
sfE SIZE coorad a ldes desires work
re9srehces efm Dm Ex f. bSeg j. mfaisn Rosh Excellent
GIRLS, S., colored. want work after school.
GIRL, co3lored, wants days work. LII
{; GIRL. colqTed wants work full time
en s5 s0assd esffsre vssfS AS S4 SnEs work apis
walter pl. Sc Sc Call Ii, 1852 Sunday after
GIRL. m colored, Esi wants Job taking care chill
farm.son a1en days ~ wess skas Age 20 years. For
Pa T oRs5 asn.%sn ass1s or de ds
NV section. SH. 29s2.
GIRL, colored wants days work Also job
at night with children. Call MI. 6S46
GIRL, n ,,sa eolored. wants 2 days work, Ref
GIRL, col. wants part-time work eve-
nings, cleaning, plain cooking, no laundry,
no Sundays; refs; near 18th and r or
3400 Conn. ave. NV. HO. 1888.
GIRL, colored, will serve dinners or cook
dinner for small family; good ref. NO
090S.
GIRL. colored, wants part-time work Call
CO. 1850. 3Os
GIRL, colored, wants part-time morning
Job. from until 12: S12 week. DI. 4496
GIRL, colored, experienced, honest, willing
worker; desires day work. Good refs
GIRL. colored, neat, wishes work for 8
hours each morning. Decatur 1880.
GIRL, colored. g.h.w. and take care OF
children for employed couple; no Sunday
s ssf dsy st. ns sstura5E J6EA MakrRy ApRlE sy letter
GIRL. colored, wants Job as. door maid
and cleaning downstairs. Call AID. 1908
GIRL, colored, wants work, cook, salad
girl or short order or waitress. Dupont
GIRL, colored, desires 8 or 4 mornings
work, public or domestic. DE. 6491. .
GIRL. colored wants part-time Job DAYS
LADY, refined. elderly. wants mother,
nsiIsr nsdns j1D; o1eo ne babies; small pay Tsls-
LAUNDREss and cleaner. IS per day.
Laundry TO take home. Call os. lott. !
Evening star., 1944-10-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC Cont,

MAID, coiored neat. intelligent and years
OF experience with best families; evcsilea'
references; only those willing to offer best
working conditions and salary need COM
municate. Tel. Atlantic 47S3.
MAID. colored experienced. desires days
work. City reference Taylor zoos all
MAID. days work. Tuesday, Thursday,
Saturday, $3.50 and carfare. Phone TR
MAID, colored. desires 4 hours morning
work; VICINITY Of upper 18th st. preferred.
Box 15-R Star
MOTHER and s-month-old baby wish to
share your home. willing TO take care of
home for working mother or widow with
children. Box 3S0-M, Star.
SCHOOLGIRL wants work from 4 to g..
WOMAN, colored, reliable, wishes Q or 3
hours work a day. References. DE.
WOMAN colored. reliable. wants work in
evening from to 8. AT. 1902
WOMAN. colored, wants cleaning every
Thursday. Write to 901 r st. NV,
WOMAN, colored wants part-time morn
ings or evenings domestic work. MI.
WOMAN, .colored. part time. clean apt,
prepare dinner. afternoons. no Sunday.
Dupont 44sl after l pm: 20
WOMAN; eolored, wants housework, Mon
Tain,daS day ana Tuesday of each week. Gail
| RStf WouID ,02 2IkE to care for apt. hoase; ho
live in 1447 You ST. NV.
g COLORED GIRLS-One desires days
work, Csc per hr.; one desires night work.
Call DI 1880
Evening star., 1944-10-29
INSTRUCTION COURSES

PEABODY piano certificate holder 1914
desires few pupils al S1.50 per lesson.
Phone Randolph 2023.
GENTLEMAN will exchange German Ian
guage INSTRUCTION for English conversation.
Box 492-M Star.
FRENCH TEACHERS will trade services for
French lessons. Call Glebe 3643 before
pm.
FREE information to men and women who
would Ike to become finserprint experts.
Phone District 1928. a.
BE RADIO TECHNICIAN. operator.
Learn radio by practicing at home with
radio parts send. No previous expert
s5 to $40 week extra fixing radios in spare
free Write NAfIoNAL RADIO iNsTI.
SPANISH TEACHER: native-born, many
years OF experience, former teacher at the
Berlitz School of Languages private les
sons or small groups, OnVer 5o3o between
coLoR2Dp IE ESTUDENTs-New classes now
starting, beginner and refresher courses
other business subjects. BLACKWELL
BgsINEss sGHooL,, i3l2 You s.; NV; a,':u.a
private lessons; moderate rates. DU. 1928:
SOiCE-Experienced mus. graduate OF
Peabody, specialize in tone production
sTENOGRAPHIC and secretarial glasses
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping,
comptometer, all secretarial subjects. Est.
81 yrs. Accredited. INQUIRE row. MA.
Capltol TheaterD
SPANISH Conversation, beginners; s to 10
Tuesday or Thursday evenings; very rea-
sonable. Box 392-M. Star.
RUSSIAN NATIVE INSTRUCTOR, CONVEX
Sational. advanced, elementary; private or
group instruction. Box 402-K, Star
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand.
typewriting, bookkeeping. calculating ma
chimes. New classes now startine. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1893 F St. MA. 233s.
POPULAR PIANO INSTRUCTION guarsn-
teed up-tc-date scientific lessons; fve As
minute les&ons; SI2: adult beginners or
RUSSIAN taught by experienced teacher
recently arrived from Soviet Union. DE.
S52s, ALEXANDRA PAVLOVNA LEWIS.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions Operators needed Day and
part-time classes MABELLE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL 1910 N Y ave NE
LEARN TO FLY at Schroms, Taylorcra.t
and Cubs, surfaced runwayS, hangar space
available; repair service. Greenbelt 1886.
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able at Congressional AIRPORT. Phone OIL
DUTCH, conversational method; small
classes for quick results; SIS monthly. Box
2S6-M Star. 3O'
Evening star., 1944-10-29
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT -bookkeeper-tax consultant
desires several small businessmen as eli
ents' ents' Tax Tax; sales and other records kept.
AccouSTANf sct dHS1A fsof1 OFFICE MANAGER, exten-
sive, experience. college and accounting
graz graduate; above average; draft exempt.
ACCouNTANT. public, local experience,
desires position with CPA. Box 44s-M,
ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
9Ea~sy sypsft sS54
me3th,y basis: AID, o7sa: 81.
Fed eSs and fGs sbor Box
BookKHEPERs BOOK KfHiEzPPER a.. $50 vk.. commercial,
9ssa aeS sec ee ss
clerk, good at figures, S36 wk; bookpr
%, ne: sec, s45 wk.; typist gen. ONCE
der 81 Cashiers soSs5 Ws need 20
Wecome PERsoSNEL 81 VIC 0PtsRnse is
sl1a, Ma $3.50, o NR a' $685. nHstn EST. IL yrs YRS
sS1: sxs, 'S8oofISoRED SoofISoRED MAN desires ianitor work,
coIoREDS MAN p'l'Sis Sishes ss0ti t. clean office
enoes enems Of De- sms s74s sDtS' after pm' refer
CoLoRED MAN wants work a., jsaGn.itor;
UhAr rlSMAN-Hecent graduate OF tech
nical institute desires full or part time
position. Box 479-M, Star.
DRUG nR o,nlaI CLERK m ,colo dosop part time. Phone
FIoRSER! MvEsrIeexToR from Chicago.
liable, trustworthy, seeks position in
Washington, D. C., after November Is.
Any type position qualified for win re-
side permanently in Washington. D. c.
GENERAL MANAGER, Is years chain and
speciality store experience, desires change;
at present managing speciality store doing
half million yearly business; handles per-
sonal credit, etc; excellent detail man.
JANIToR, coiored, desires position, with
MAN, 81 years old, active and alert. care
full auto driver, wishes 4 to hours work
daily. Box l -R, Star. 30$
MAN, reliable, draft exempt thoroughly
experienced buying and merchandising
mems and boys furnishings, clothing, de-
sires change. Employed last five years as
manager in BALTIC. medium-size department
store. Available within reasonable time.
Box 4S4-M, Star.
MAN. retired, sober active dependable;
light work or part time. Box 415-M, Star.
MAN, colored,. 1-A-H, careful driver, b. C.
steady position desired Trinidad 1912. :
MAN., retired, desires work requiring little
standing or walking, as cashier, guard,
etc. Box 476-M, Star.
MANAGER. executive ability, managerial
experience. for 15 years in srocery held;
will consider change in line and location;
$4,000 per ". min. Box 370-M. Star.
Evening star., 1944-10-29
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DESIRE ride with reliable person. Desti-
nation AlnuquerqEe, Phoenix or Denver.
MARY BcDINE. EX 9464
DRIVING SAN DIEGO, CALIF.-Take pas
senger share expenses. References Phone
Elk s26s or write NANCY COLLINS,
WILL PAY LITERALLY for trip TO
Rochester, n. Y, over election. Decatur
1852.
PASSENGER FOR DENVER, Salt Lake or
Pocatello, Idaho. Leaving Immediately
Gentleman preferred. References, Share
expenses. MISS DYER. HO oSS4 III
Monroe St ne, Washington IT.
WANTED. in military service 20 so with
me in 194l Dodge coupe to Miami, Florida,
who can set gas certificate expenses pald
AID. 1925.
DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES. Nov. /. will
take l lady passenger, l94l Pontiac. ST.
330S
Evening star., 1944-10-29
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS-Many splendid Opportunities
open; $1,000 to S4 900. BALTIC. TEACH
ERS AGENCY, SIG N. Charles St., BaIti-
more /, Md.
TEACHERS, clerks. receptionists; select po-
sitions No charge unless placed: top SAL
aries. Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY,
lEst. II yrs 1911 G ST. MA 2l14
STENOGRAPHERS, S45 week, Industrial,
essential; bookkeeper. $50 wk.; typist, S45
wk.; cashier, 3 meals, S35 wk.: PIX, ho-
tel. S35: clerical workers, S35 wk; nu-
merous openings: always welcome FORD
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, Bond Bldg, cor
14th and N. Y. ave. RE. 2S2S.
Evening star., 1944-10-29
SITUATIONS MEN & WoMEh.
SITUATIONS WOMEN

GIRL wants job, I:30 through dinner;
man, through Fri; emp adults; ref.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-17
BUGS STOP TRAINS

HARRISBURG, Pa. - Many
flies are hindering their war Ell
fort.
The Pennsylvania Agriculture
Department reported sWarms of
the pests matched by 9O-degree
heat temporarily stalled several
eectric locomotives pulling vital
material.
Attracted by headlights, the
flies smashed against the loco
motive and piled up on trolley
insulators. Short circuits result
ed.