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Evening star., 1944-07-05
Dewey Keeps Abreast
|0f Campaign Plans
lin Telephone Paheys
BY the Associated Press.

os the Ass0cl&ted PreSs.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 5-Teie-
phone conferences with party lead
ers kept Gov. Thomas e. Dewey
abreast today of fast unfolding or
ganization plans which appeared
likely to concentrate the direction
of senatorial and congressional, as
well as presidential campaigns, in
New York City headquarters.
The Republican presidential nom
inee, who spent quiet holiday at
the executive mansion yesterday,
has conferred frequently by tele-
phone with Herbert Brownell, jr.,
Republican national chairman.
Otherwise he has attained remark
able seclusion for presidential can
didate since his return to Albany
last Saturday from Chicago.
viii 80 to Pawling Friday.
Thus far this week Gov. Dewey
has had no appointments with party
leaders and has expressed the de-
sire not to hold conferences at his
farm near Pawling, N. Y, where he
will 60 Friday for homecoming"
celebration and rest.
Meanwhile, however, the, Dewey
strategy board has been busy with
plans to weld the customary con-
gressional and senatorial campaigns
into the drive for the presidency
Tentative arrangements also are
under way for a conference with
other Republican Governors in an
attempt to enlist their active sup
port in the vote-getting battle.
A Dewey leader said overtures
already have been made to former
Senator Townsend of Delaware, who
heads the Senatorial Campaign
Committee, and to Representative
Halleck Of Indiana, directing efforts
to win House control from the
Democrats, to move their headquar-
ters to New York City. Both have
been operating from Washington
for several months.
Closer Link Sought.
In the past the senatorial, con-
gressional and presidential cam
paigns have been conducted some
what independently of each other.
But 1t Is the apparent daeire Of the
Deweyites to link their drive more
closely with the local appeals made
for members of Congress on a dis
trict and Statewide basis.
With the exception Of a press
conference scheduled this afternoon
Gov. Dewey expected to occupy most
Of the day with State business. He
will remain in his office tomorrow.
National camaign headquarters
for Dewey opened today In a %
room suite In New York Citys Hotel
Roosevelt.
Mr.. Brownell said q stan Of 80
workers would begin taking care
Of routine matters. He said he did
not expect any visits at headquar-
ters from high party officials for
several days.
Evening star., 1944-07-05

until an executive order defining
terms Of the raise Is issued by
President Roosevelt, . War Depart
ment spokesman said yesterday.
A bill signed Monday by the Presi-
dent authorizes issuance of an ex-
ecutive order granting the pay In
crease to AL ofdcers, warrant OH
GERS, nurses and enlisted men who
Evening star., 1944-07-05
THE EVENING STAR Washington. DC All
WEDNESDAY. g.

participate in regular and frequent
glider 1lights."
The War Department said 1t
could not say whether air-borne
infantry would receive the raise un-
til the presidential order Is issued
Evening star., 1944-07-05

setting an effective date for the In
crease and defining specific units to
be included.
The bill provides that the iu-
crease shall not exceed $50 monthly
for enlisted men or 500 f1enthly
for officers and warrant officers.
Evening star., 1944-07-05
Chinese Set Up New Agency
Here for Lease-Lend Work

A new organization to be known
as the Chinese Supply Commission,
which will handle lease-lend nego-
tiations with the United States Gov
ernment as well as those concerning
postwar reconstruction projects in
Evening star., 1944-07-05
German Prisoners
Make Their Own DYES
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
RUSTON, La.-German prisoners
at a camp near here have shown
remarkable ingenuity in coloring
underwear for soccer uniforms, re-
ports Col. Alexander Adair. camp
commanding officer.
Source Of some of the colors Is still
. mystery, he admits, but 1t was
learned that the prisoners were get
ting yellow by using malaria pills
that had been issued to them In
Africa, red from mercurochrome and
blue by boiling theft outer garments.
Evening star., 1944-07-05

China, has been established here
the Chinese Embassy announced
today.
The commission will supplant
China Defense Supplies. Inc, which
lis In process of liquidation, 1t was
ANNOUNCED.
The Chinese Ambassador, DR.. Wei
Tao-ming, will head the new COM
mission. Other members are: Gen.
P. T. Now, Gen. p Kiang, DR.. s. G..
Wang, DR.. j. Heng Liu, X. H. Wang,
B. Tau and DR.. s. H. Tau. The COM
mission will be advised by a corps Of
experts Headquarters will be at 23l1
Massachusetts avenue NV.
Evening star., 1944-07-05
Glider Units Pay Raise
Sill Must Be Defined
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Members Of military and naval
glider units will not receive q
scheduled 50 per cent pay increase
Evening star., 1944-07-05

Because 50 many people contribute
their time, Office space and other
assistance. W3r Bond sales cost to
the Government is only one cent for
every thirty-three dollars raised.
Evening star., 1944-11-05
slTUATjoNas VvoMFN fce... !,

SITUATIONS W0MGN tcses.)
sKc;-STEN0d.. located IN southern Dlds..
sSte sun nof sAsE NA Sszs inom r. ne
proofreader and editorisi assistant. wissss siIs
SHtf aasf ss:s s.sr
busines. experience: rssponslSls position:
sifssH ~ Rfs Eses s Bog ibs: liar e. ss.r ort
81 s::s :si.:: s$
TiIEIErMffE TEL M orItAfoI; e ys.rss, ..psr,;, ,;
iniL part time. BOX Ss-R. star. .'
At home: VIII cali for and deliver. or,
band overseas. able to do typins At home.
TfrlsI: 10 III, exp: wants typin. e te
for and returned. Taylor 712e. s-l2 m.
AS VIZ; IL. xs'e BOZ aosa s4ss esol .h' mouse
sSsSs ssss:: :a'. 20 WI T.
WOMAN. W. s.e eolor.d s settled wants position a.
ESsnneraa En 1aal lhouseworker; after 10 Monday.
y6uNG WOMAN, experienced, desires 80
hours once work week or typing to do
DANISH LADY. midsl. -sssd, st looking for
gen; once, library, assistant or receptionist
position; kndW!edSe OF typing Danish
:hsTtsnnd .na snnsh Ssa, a. ,sds sa speaks German
I'm NOT A GLAMOUR GIRL or . genius.
neither an I coon or bird brain. but
ficient secretary with plenty Of experience
legal, commercial and industrial, lookins
for position that's interesting. requires
you use me? Please call Chestnut 1900
Ext. 543, all day Sunday and after Z pm
Monday and Tuesday
2 GIRLS, colored, want Job as mattresses
kitchen helpers or bus girls; nice work
DEPENDABLE and capable girl desire,
work in doctors once; excellent refer.
ences. OR. RH72.
Evening star., 1944-11-05
HELP DOMESTIC.

one BABY N nc. home, se nesr
Si SrR Heess ior .sfnr G sss ssI: of chill
SIH9S,3 Mllps stsy oS%S se%s nIshts ii IL.
las slyse e splns nasns o4ss sno,' AZ District
G42H sG ass xh l. H.p live I'M
COOK wanted in small private hospital
ust s. wna q
take responsibility and anxious for sd-
gysnn%Ssmens; gn%s s.n. Phone warnsld 1900; g: g.,
In; small family; references: in Kenwood.
COOK. white, nrst-class, for suesthouse:
esevy sne ehsse sew Ma sss w $751; $751; 1--we
gooaK;I.G.H;yM. a,;.c: .y 5H-day week; nS Iaundry;
SssSs. ss. sS 4,s;S: s 81 81 aaoaSE, aE ~oa1sl.s
hsD f:rs sSa sae lsau1ea es ss
erehces: to pm, SIS and csrfare.
az and downstairs work: i've ''. In. az.
Cook, colored. good reliable. from 40
fare; references. DU. 4517. 8.
COOK and s.h;w,. experienced. adults.
Woodley 6152.
COOK-G.M.W., $50 week; live in; no
laundry: Sundays and VI day on; in Ar
cS6H Ga S snons sseSs asss ves @ 1tt Il. s1 p
out: refs. and health card: bus at door,
$50 week and carfare. on. 3o0b. '
waitress twhite) wanted to run modern
house; happy home: no laundry. OR. 62fO,
COOK-G.H.W;, TO pm; sleep out: no
week: Call aftey pm. CO. l764.
C00k.G.M.W.. live In. upstairs room and
eeth; g days: 81 S2e Phcne dE 1914
mo-; live In: references required. Cail
Ordway 1898. between and IL Am,
Evening star., 1944-11-05
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LIP-READING-Exper teacher will
teach neE KTzsr ssaded n.sho6 q
and lip-readins. phonetic spelling and
corrective reading to children. Box 800
r, Star.
SPANISH CLASSES GIVEN by natiy.
teaching experience; opportunity now open
for new courses starting this week; private
oui S5 small el Ss c
ENDARA. DI 1896
CHILDREN's CLASSES in French by ma
tive teacher; French songs introduced;
ss2Gs ssG sSui S'sG b. 1sI
teacher; beginners, review. speed dictation,
private lessons. moderate rates. DU. 2s2s.
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INsrRUCTIoN avail
liz IEARN IsEAuTY CULTURE. permanen.
ess.e:
ssTI' ssEA1TY SCHOOL 1916 \. 7. ave. M.
sfaSNilsH TEACHER. nativ.-born. man,
sa'a sons or aaIpt sms ,roups ovsr sSs5 between
RUSSIAN taught by experienced teacher
sssssn's ssss xssxHsbH tsoP S2SSe1N
LEARN TO FLY at schroms, Taylorcraft
auiGR REVIEW co1ssE a s
typewriting. bookkeeping. calculating ma.
chimes. New classes now startfne. Enroll
STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners' and refresher
courses in shorthand. typinE. bookkeeping
81 yrs. Accredited. Inquire row. Ma
1898. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 ? st. tOpp
Capitol Theater.)
MECHANICALLY MINDED MEN. look into
refrigeration and air conditioning as a
profitable future career. Veterans, ask
about GI training. Write UTILITIES INST.
BOX 134-R Star Rs
LEARN 70 PLAY the dance bass from Q
professional player: conservatory graduate.
FIR. 149S.
RUSSIAN NATIVE INSTRUCTOR. conver-
group instruction. Box 402-K, star.
FRENCH.Private lessons by experienced
home. Phone NO. S3QS.
RIDING INSTRUCTIONS. private or in
groups. Hillside O4lS-W.
Evening star., 1944-11-05
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COLORED GIRL, refined, wants 8 or 4
evenings work in guesthouse as waitress;
sysliibIe cn I sdaa sftsT pm; best Of references
CoLoRED WOMAN desires s.h.w., clean
ing. light laundry. cooking. 3 or 4 days
ao = week; - and carfare; reference. Box
COOK. settled, eolored, live in, city ref;
,yat . tSIs . veeF seme asi 30oS nd .ary Y ADHy
ss$s sSs1ASss sHss's. D% hom. reason
Hss1R2ss eflss R2fss wssuHBB Sss uHB .ns a4a Dressed 4sc and
GIRL. GIRL; eolSred wants work from
GIRL colored, wishes Thw. and laundry,
from to 3; NV: section; AID, 0739.
afternoon work: experienced. TX se44.
s OF s'ssta ssn' dsy xxi r. EGrt 4oSs ass s:r
eaefns so!orss ssshns :n'' so sp' 1ss 'is'n no
G.sd ene.d eSlsr'f Hs fSo sans' days work. expert
csI cs6t' A5 s sssz ssz and ''ref'rs references
Wednesday and Thursdays S. q day and
s1sEs S5 10 "sEs ..r n9
Ss;aias: 81; ia: Az, ssys :sss Rheas * ssss
for employed couple. TR: s746.
GIRL, colored. wants . days work. Tues
day and Friday: good refs. Call RIA.
GIRL, colored. wishes day work every Mon,
Wed, Fri;: apt only: S. and carfare; ref.
q G5Rt ssso solored' wants Job after school, Call
G.H.W., eolored. young airi desires part
Sat, no Sun: will consider full-time light
laundry. care of children. Call IA. 45s1
/
HIGH SCHOOL CHI. colored, desires
work after school, to q all day Saturday.
HOUsEKEEPER, experienced. reliable and
willing. good disposition. fine cook, desires
work. small family. Box 21S-R. Star.
LAUNDRY WORK OF all kinds done at
home. mems shirts and nne linen q spe-
cialty: all work strictly guaranteed and
able; .od Address 6li Columbia I'd. Tel
SCHOOLGIRL. colored. desires work after
school. Call TR. 1901.
5 days week. GE. s0s6.
WOMAN. reliable. coiored. Gishes to care
for colored children at home during day
WOMAN. colored. to do s.h.w.. care fol
children; experienced: must get good pay
hours, 9-5. DE. 8441.
WOMAN. colored. wants gh.w.: small fam
lily or employed eo1pie; aDhs no children; OF
WOMAN, colored. wants days work. HO
ALL TYPE CURTAINS WASHED and
stretched Call LU 1875
Evening star., 1944-11-05
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ASST. BOOKKEEPER, knowledge of typihe,
esTt esI, vi time -a24 = hours; $50 experienced
sUsRsskSoMaS TRfSssslS Mslons g. SlsI e years expert
would consider, iuil,time employment;
specially wholesale foods. Box 277-R, Star.
,aAMBERMAID. frst-n9Sr maid naa- and s.it-
EfSs X sRs f.m De scs desires
time work. so cents an hour. Call Du.
Iss.ss. MISS Tss isso 81
EDiToRIAG apias TAssisTANr, Ns Souns lady. ex-
psrleneed le Wagasine Wg sI.l and newspaper; also
SxEcnfivE ssSIstaTffi "a AssisfANr and secretary in
tereSted only in private industry with post.
minimum salary, $50 weekly. Box 2oa-R,
EVENING WORK WANTED, stay with
children. practical NURSING. care adults,
S9et0rs III ONES ssss can HtipN typsi any work after
FASHION ARTIST. experienced. desires 3 or
MRS HEsERT. Chestnut 1880. Ext. s!s.
GIRL, colored. wants any kind restaurant
work; no less than $50 week. Elk. O4Os.
GIRL, COLLEGE grad. 22. training in music.
position demanding creative imasination,
or rsseartn anayss pISlc
GIRL. 15 years old, desires par.time
Pif or similar 'Ho Monday throas Hee o. rhurs
SoSrs SoS frHm possbis gin' rh fs0 4s45 sapd'' to
Z tx 1ssS Sses ask ose for ERNssT1NK fssT sm'f fk
ss.f ss r. Tss sss7 S:s IS .Ss
HOUsEkEEPER-woman. white. desires
RorEf hS siefaSS MosrEsMs M Stask, 49, single va.
assistant to manager New England resort.
Star. wisconsin 1854. bet. i pm. and
LADY. unencumbered. intellisent. keen.
similar type Of work; references. Ex. 6728.
& ss'sd s so esFs; ssss s.'s sans., .a
NTRsE: trained. would like chronic case.
6fTicE. 6G1 III II CssRicAL. uttl. typins; ave
day week. to $3.50 only; experienced.
PRAcTiCAL NURsE wishes day duty, 8
hours day. days week. Phone HO. 6051.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. wishes day
as aps'' 'sfgs. e hours; no Sunday duty. Gan
sALEsLADY. experienced, exceptionally
capable; dspenda6le: BOZ 1e4.R. star,
sssIs; nu .rss So sssf for 81
days: available Immediately. ca. e7s0.
SECRETARY desires position; experienced
In administration duties and handling
once personnel capable, efhcient. 10 years'
@ sEe you interestsd? Box 26s.R, Star. :.
hensive experience In real estate and con-
struction business: qualified .stenosrapher,
capable Of assuming responsibility: 10 yrs.
with one Arm; available at once; S46 VIZ.
Box 162-R, Star. s.
SECkETARY. exceptionally well qualifed,
ssgk sSspsrt m stsnosss,pher; available now. Do.
sECRETxRY-STENo., over 10 years. ex-
perience, capable OF taking rapid dicta-
sscsIsTsspsnd.Sss; s 5. T. !. assrss. Tempe TsmPiss
eeSaKTtsy eSS1 stssr 3 pp;4Mnxoc..rur. p;Mn .v,.r,
enced: wants permanent position: ex-
sss!lsnf sHfn rsieTe99HssS Gan Adams Ss2s 9.
spondent's. desree: excellent experiences:
scSustomed assume responsibility. Box
Evening star., 1944-11-05
MOTOR TRAvEl.

DRIVING to Texas near San Antonio. wish
several riders to share expenses; leaving
early Tuesday morning Please call EN-.
45l4 between and pm. Sc
WANTED-Morning ride vicinity New
Hampshire and Ga. aves. to vicinity 21St
and L sts. NV. RA. 8095, Mr. SILVER
MAN, g.
WILL DRIVE ANY CAR to California
carrying passensers or alone: refs; soon ~
possible BoS I IAsl,R. star.
future consider 500 for pulling my house
trailer tsmalD and me2 Please advise at
once MRS. J; B. CUNNINGHAM, Box
ROOM for good driver, winterhaven,
Florida; this Sunday or Monday; gas fur
nished. 1912 Chevrolet. WO. 0449.
LADY AND GENTLEMAN will pay 800 for
transportation to Los Angeles BY way Of
Southern route, Nov. Is; references ex-
changed. WA. 1852.
Evening star., 1944-11-05
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

TEACHERS. clerks. receptionistsi. select po-
sitions No charge unless placed: top sal
aries. Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY.
lEst. II yfs.l 1871 6 st, MA. 2l14.
TEACHERS-Many vacancies listed: sal
aries from 81 800 to .Oo0: BALTIC.
Baltimore /, Md.
TEACHERs--several excellent OPENINGS in
music, physical ed. math., kindergarten
and nursery schools. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY. 204 Colorado BLDG: IA and @.
STENOGRAPHERS, law, $40: stem. pat.
Law, $50; stem, essential: 9-5: $40 wk.
up: stem, oil; 5-da. wk.: S45: bookkeepers
EO, $50 Wk: comptometer oper. $40 wk.;
messengers, SEQ: % typist. $40 vk
Oldest emp. agency in d. c.. est. 81 yrs.
Thousands placed annually. MA. 1898;
BOYD SERVICE. 1888 F ST.. OPP Capitol
Theater
STENOGRAPHERs, s4O-s5o wk hourly
OPENINGS; sten., foreign govt. S1S5 mo-;
stepos;: navigation, machinery. S45 xk
FORD EMP. AGENCY, Bond Bldg, cor.
l4th and n. Y. avenue; RE. 2S2s-
BOOKKEEPERS, $50 wk.: 90 retail, coml.;
essential; stenographers t24l, S4o-S50 wk.
3 card punch operators. Sl46 mo-: ONCE
clerks, S39 wk.: bookkeeper. ne. section;
S35 wk.: comptometer operator. S192
Hpnsh, @ Alvsys vTs TslsOps es, j. (I.,, yrs
70 Epiphany Churchl MA. 2114.
Evening star., 1944-11-05
HFLP poMHrlc.

WOMAN. oolored, wants day'S work. 50
rs,5 6ay earf:rs rLss1nd1ry s1s1 only. Good
WOMAN. white, 70 do s.h.w. and ecokins
for ) adults In oeorgstown: no family
asedsn s.eeisnns pss ss a "a. PraSse rn ana 0asn
WOMAN. reliable, TO care for children
8 and 8. Wednesday afternoons; references
WOMAN ss for ri houssxort Sssx N i hrs dsy; n0is n
Sum-. no cooking, no children. Call Sun
or after weekday. $40 week. 262 sth
WOMAN for COOKIES INV. for very small
family mornings until about gao. Apt
AZ. 2002 p st. OF phone MI. OILS.
care Of semi-invalid; no laundry. no Sun.
days; $24 and pass; near Chevy Chase
WANTED, reliable maid for small apart.
ment. 1890 Penn st. ne.
EXPERIENCED general horsepower cook
noon and all Sun. OF: good salary: lsun-
dress kept: Kenwood. WI. 4547.
Evening star., 1944-11-05
PERSONAL:

WILL EXCHANGE services as resident
manager or switchboard operator for nice
apt. in NV, Alexandria or Arlington. DE-.
DRESsMAKnsG. remodeling, alterations;
individual attention. Cali afternoons,
evenings, 1884 0pring I'd. NV.
MOTHER wishes to take care
TsY II ~ ouR GOi1fR.COoxKD MEALS, rsa-
:Scn:eIs EsssNi ft9S lSsh ~ 9 Aas%s ezS2 ;:
rood business. exterminator Of A. house
pests In hotels. Restaurants and private
4wellinsst day or ntght service q lcx cost;
Evening star., 1944-11-05

THE RUPHERS Employment Agency has
these jobs open: Plenty days work. 81,
carfare and lunch: cooks. maids, house
workers, SIS to $40 week: truck driver,
$32 so; chauffeur, S35: houseman -butler.
500; couples, $3.50 to $500; live in.
1887 11th st. NV.
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toonttnued On Rsxt Pass.S
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SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. experienced
on monitor keyboard; some typing; S35 per
week: every other Saturday afternoon on.
QUAKER CITY LINOLEUM CO., 800 r st.
NV. 9t
TEACHER, with training and experience.
good salary. EUCLID NURSERY SCHOOL.
TEACHER. kindergarten; private school:
maintenance furnished; state qualifications
and experience. Box 202-J, Star.
TEACHER, accredited. for 10th grade
studies. Spanish teacher preferred. 81.
ROCKINGHAM. doctors cfnce, 2 afternoons
week. Blood count and urinalysts. Excel
lent pay Fairlington. 5682 34th st. s..
Arlington, Va. TIE. 1917, IL to l.
TECHNICIAN OR NURSE, capable Of doing
simple lab. work, Is doctors assistant.
ffH fGLEfHoSE faeH stsf tosPfEHAToR. experienced for
regular relief work saturdays, 5 pm. to
10 p, m; SUNDAYS. 8 am. to 8 pm; REQUIRE
reliable, settled woman; Compensation
open. For interyiew phone MI 6O42
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, experienced;
TON HOTEL. 18th and & sts. NV.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS, experienced.
Apply employment. once. T22 18th st. NV,
Monday through Friday. $50 an. to 9
PM. SATURDAY $50 an to p.m.. THE
G. a p. TELEPHONE co.
TELEPHONE WORK for girls and younx
women with . knowledge Of typtng: paid
during short training, fascinating work
With future. Apply Miss Fiisr. WESTERN
UNION. Room COL. ITO 18th st. NV.
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PRINTER's ASSISTANTS. young white girls
qs sne no
Apply HARRIS & EWING. 1919 F St. NV.
REAL ESTATE once assistant. with knowl.
personality capable of dealing. with, public
not essential 5ha-day wk.; excellent sal
REcEfTioN1sTe FHH SnsrH HeswniaTctHBoARp naTtHARp operator
ability to type preferred: law office; hours
month s9 s. psons sstuTdsT MR sF8fR a. a. @
rather routine Sort Of a job that can be
Oncluding some simple switchboard work)
If you are blessed with quick adaptability
Suite sui Y |, TOO Eve st. NV. 3 pm. to
xsskssys %.saaERs si ri ssso sasssssnt
had some preparation training; startins
salary. S175 to 5000 month, according te
esrsnee ana dse description in s'a reply b,
fkssSkiE kEsi6ENT ssrf' MANAGER. experienced, TO
ana small salary ideal for wife who's
husband Is employed: Box BOX; Star; =,
post Postwar se; opportunity peS Apply " Mr.. REIN
1891 G st. NV.
sALEsGIRLS WANTED; no experienc,
necessary: full or part time. THE BUTTON
SHOP, 725 11th st. NV. -
sALESGiRL, full or part time. MILLERi
PASTRY SHOP, OK. 2402. 1904 Wilson
blvd, Arlington.
SALESLADIES for high-class dress shop
part or full time; excellent opportunity
experienced girls for part time paid up K
ST an hour. 8. KLEN's. 1927 F st. NV.
SALEsLADIES for handbag and milliner,
depts; permanent work, good salary ane
saRm.siisaas sHoP. hsas ss. hsaSAAN1'A NV. AA'
sALESLADIES WANTED, regular hours
good vases. Xmas bonus, paid vacation:
full and part time workers. WEST END Be
Observation-Disclosures positions, chill
dren's shop. BUSHELS. 1871 Conn. ave
SALESLADIES to work in florist shop, 80.
hr week. one day Of; good % psy and ri pieas. s.
TER, INC. 900 14th st.. NV,
ga, sALEsLA?IEsLu and part time sne.,io fo
salary and commission. HUB FURNI
TuEE co, 9TH and D sts: NV. s
and gift shop, BETSY ALLEN CANDY
Evening star., 1944-11-05

MAID lot sorority mouse MAryland Uni
soiTRE se s.s. IN nSe sSs
iiys il; Can RE- 5sss;
MOTHER sID!1saIa. AND o,d DAUGHTER: white; moths
stairs work: daughter. upstairs work. serv,
and care of 2 school children after
o., O'Clock; live in; spend winter in Florida
NURSE s & for z z ehilsEsn. g y help s with house.
nss S.Ss ss05s Dfv.: se a
perienced: city references. Cali tempt.
sESs sGRsEEsMAIp%, j. ST sn, vk., Doctor. home, 5n
z children; 5sI0 !4th st. NV. RA. l743
ployed couple for small baby and apart.
I.s. 5sts rss 600 woman Dr.ieSSsd
PANTRY AND .FIRsT-FLO0R MAID. pri.
vste sEshm9oi; plesssnt aass surroundings: GOOD
rEEsMAsNENT Esnsr.i houseworker fol
portunity and salary for right person; ex.
perience and refs. required; near bus line
Can in person, 1928 43rd 1t. NV, afteI
TACTICAL NURSE, to take charge Of I
children: live in: salary open. 918 Emer-
soaooLafaL 81 Gin 1' q settled Ssts woman w.ntin,
socd home IN colored family and smal
WnAA6 OR SOkO8ADs paIb Llmep III TO 4
no cooking. no Washing: must be gool
cleaner, $40 week. SO 7th Ut. Sc. NE
WOMAN. white only. to do cooking: no,
% ever 59 years Of age: Christian home
WOMAN, reliable. for cooking and g.h.v.
TN II cesyy be- .shs Ghsse. Nd. Pun or part time
siSn5 SsAS 10 sshts t. ". .s,1 hi tax. s.s:
nWsGssSsafy. WGsSa ~ .aIalH. SIiso 1855: % -. 80
live q, CAN FR. 0794
WOMAN, Sunday housework; Seventh-DA,
Adventist or other worker willing to wori
on Sundays for war worker. LU. 1915
Hours Til or ~. Reference. DE. 3se1
good home with colored family in small
Ne M6se1:msnss ssss mGsser ME- sppglo,ed good ssiary
WOMAN. settled. for cooking and g.h.wl
I've IN; % %Mpststrs room; references required
WOMAN. colored. middle-ased, genera
ss!ssssnins, sssnin no cookins. no laundry. IA
WOMAN, colored, to care for one-yesr-old
qolored child IN Lansston Terrace yicinity
from am. to 4:30 pm. Call Trinidad
4ZO1. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-24

A MERICANS often complain
"A that with all the planning
that has been discussed during
the past decade. our economy
has been without plan, purpose
or philosophy OF action.
The real difficulty has been
that An attempt was made 70
establish Socialist controls over
a capitalist operation.
The confuslons and contradic-
tons arising from this paradox
are responsible for most of our
difficulties. and the inevitable
concentration of authority in
" art M has increased their
compleXity.
The value Of the Baruch re-
port lies in the single fact that
il rejects any compromise with
socialism. Baruch emphasizes
the Importance Of getting money
and plants back into the hands
of its owners as speedily as pos
sible. He says:
IF plants are choked with
government property. equip =
ment. inventories, and work in
process, manufacturers will not
have room for the new equip
ment and new materials to pro-
duce peacetime goods.
"Or, II their working capital
remains frozen In unpaid-fOr
government work, they will lack
the money to start up their bust
ness afresh; 10 buy new mate
rails and new equipment, TO pay
their workers.
Business would be at a stand
still; workers and returning
servicemenn would walk the
streets, while the government
was figuring how TO pay what il
owed"
pUT he goes even further:
- I'VE recommend quick, fair