davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-03-10
Men From County
Report March 8
For Pre-Induction

Reporting for pre-induction We'd
nesday, March s, were the follow
ing men from Pinal county:
Warren Wallace Waddle, Alfred
G. Chaghead, Manuel Bernard,
William U. Walker, James w. Pur-
dom, Simon Bustamente, Arthur
Paul Pearce, Jack K. Foster, Alvin
L. Forbach, Olorenzo C. Witten,
Wesley Alton, Reed, Lucio Gurulee.
Charlie r. Hall, Arnold J. Juan,
Eugene ]. Pearce, Grady E Skelly,
Ygnacio o. Armenia, James N.
Barber, George S. Brumley, Ben
jamin Baca, Albert Gallardo Will
liams, Leo Roy Houk.
James K. Pew, Larence Laurid-
sen, Elmer K. Smith, Eugene A.
Martinez, Jip o. White, Manuel R.
Fontes, Temple Manuel Dane, Ed
ward G. Rodriguez, James H. Sew
ell, Frank G. Lizarraga.
James c. Shinault, Jacob e.
Youtsey, Diego Ortiz, Joe T. Ruiz,
Noises G. Delgado, Servero E. Ia
pata, Curtis T, Ashcraft, Pillar C.
Sanchez, Margarito r. Preciado,
Ralph V. Ayala, Hubert o. Poison,
Fred L. Bowling.
Russell c. Sigh, Freeman L..
Higginbotham, Basil G. Kent, Ken
dali NJ. Walker, Ray W Holland,
Bervin o. Romines, Tony G. Ra-
mirez, Rodolfo N. Padilla.
John E. MCDANIEL, Lloyd NJ.
Walters, Robert W. Sturgeon, Leo
M. Amos, Pete E. Martinez, Max
Lopez, Justin Havier, Frank A..
Lynch, John Calvin Rose, Tony
Nowlin. Delbert Elige Tuck.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-03-10
Redrock News

Phil S. Tompson has rented the
w. R. Ladd pasture at Redrock.
r. L. Meeks has been clearing
more land. Mr.. Meeks is also hav-
ing a new motor put in for his
deep well.
Q. L. Fritz, dairy inspector from
Tucson, was in our neighborhood
recently inspecting local dairies.
Joe Morales and family expect
to visit Joe's mother, who lives in
Yuma, and is quite i'll at the pres
ent.
The recent rains have changed
the looks of our range around Red
rock. A few more showers will
assure us of a beautiful bed of
poppies on Picacho peak These
poppies which come after our win
ter rains have attracted many Wis
itors. The poppies should be plen-
tiful in week or ten days from
now.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-03-10
Xenilworth School
Honor Roll Listed

The following pupils appear on
he Kenilworth school honor roll:
First grade, Miss Carton; first
honor roll: Nadine Kilmon, Louise
Eeazey, Beverly Hall. Second hon
or roll: Frances Johnson.
Second grade, Mrs. Kyser; first
honor roll: Dale Whitlock, Glenda
faye Whitlock, Shirley Christensen.
Third grade, Mrs. Dove; first
honor roll: Melvin Sharp. Second
honor roll Charles Leon, Frances
Ortiz
Fourth grade. Mrs. Roberts; sec
Ond honor roll, Virginia Graham
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-03-10
10 YEARS AGO

This week tie Masonic Grand
Lodges of Arizona held tEeir an
nual meetings in Tucson. Many
from Coolidge attended these meet
lngs on the Is, IA, and 18th, others
spent only a part of the time at
the convention. Those who at
tended from here were Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Jayne, Mr.. and Mrs, Coy
c. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. R. J.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cohen
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Cochran, Mr..
and Mrs. H. F. Palmer, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Christensen, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Farnsworth, Mrs. Earl
Weaver, Mrs. H. B. Steward, Mrs.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-03-10
Florence Victory
Sewing Circle Has
Achievement Day

The All Victory sewing circle of
Florence held an achievement day
Friday, February 25, at the Flor
ence grammar school Twenty
seven girls completed their sewing
projects. The finished articles
were placed on exhibit and were
judged by Miss Lorene Dryden,
clothing specialist from the Uni
versity of Arizona, and Mrs. Flos-
sic w. Barnes, home demonstra-
ton agent.
Ribbons were awarded in the va
rious classes and each girl received
her achievement pin.
The awards were made as fol-
lows: Blue ribbon class, dresses,
Janet Chapel, Betty Baker; ap-
a 10 co @e
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-03-10

Mr.. A. ]. Christensen is the first.
man to have tractor tires in the
valley. Thoroughly convinced of the
tremendous economy the tires
brought him and of TIE added
power given to his tractors with
Firestone gum-dipped tractor tires,
he says that there is nothing like
them and he only wishes he could
have had them some time ago. He
says that the saving in gas, oil
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-03-10
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1914

and parts alone is worth tie IN
vestment for any farmer. Appel
and Sons cordially invites anyone
to come to ask them anything they
woud like to know about tractor
tires. They may be seen in action
at Mr.. A. J. Christensen's ranch.
Signed: Appel and Sons.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-03-10
Promote Hayden Man

Jose Luz Hernandez of Hayden
has been promoted from first lieu
tenant to captain, according to
word received this week from the
war department.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-03-10

With this issue, the Coolidge Ex-
aminer starts on it's fifth year.
The first issue was March 7th,
1910, with Ted Healey as editor
and publisher. The present pub
fishers, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hooper,
took charge of the Coolidge Exami-
ner February 1st, 1881, just in time
to catch the full force of TIE busi-
ness depression of the past three
years. Our aim has always been,
and will continue to be, to give
our readers a good weekly news
paper
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-03-10

Burt, Mrs. ]. c. Preece, Jon Goree,
Carl Thompson, D. S. Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. Shoemaker, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. L. Durham, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
EisenEart, and Mr.. and Mrs. Pal
mer Schiele.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-03-10

OCaptain and Mrs. J. w. Beau
champ, Jr., arrived Sunday from
Alamogordo, New Mexico, on ten
day furlough to visit their respec-
tive parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Beauchamp, Sr., and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Ware.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-03-10

Sunday dinner guests at the J. J.
Jones home were Misses Lenore
Anderson of Prescott, Eileen Webb
of Mesa, Angeline Hardwick and
hostess Elizabeth Jones. Messrs.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Manbun are
rejoicing over the arrival of an
eight and a quarter pound daughter
Saturday, March 10th. The little
lady has been named Mildred
Lucille.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-03-10

A rest room, book cupboards,
and the floor scraped and oiled for
dancing are new improvements
added to Coolidge Womans Club
rooms which were needed for the
convenience of members and their
guests.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-03-10

Mrs. Earl Stephenson and little
daughter Sue, who spent the win
ter here at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Langford, left for the
coast recently to spend the summer.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-03-10

Culbert, Hicks, Goree, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Rose.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-03-10

Miss Alice and Lillian O'Connor
were weekend guests at the home
of their sister, Mrs. w. D. Johnson.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-03-10

Judge, would you mind tellin Charlie here
what you told me the other night walkin'
home from lodge. can't word it just the
way you did"
"Sure thing, Tim. Here's what told him,
Charlie. There's no such thing as votin'
nation, a state, county, or even a COM
munity dry. We had proof enol - of that
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-03-10

Cupid makes so many bad shots
because he's aiming at the Heart
and looking at the hosiery.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-03-10

during our 13 years of prohibition What
you really vote for is whether liquor is going
to be sold legally or illegally. whether the
community is going to get needed taxes for
schools, hospitals, and the like, or whether
this money is going to go to gangsters and
bootleggers That's the answer, boys =.
simple as A-B-C."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-24
g. fSortiekung)

rem: oesbaIb min i6 NIT 8ermeioung
ie6er oerartigen S6tpG6e in meiner
grtlGrung fortfobren. No6 BEN Weit-
teilungen leiner Tante begte Soller
taum nod einen 3tpeifel oaran, oaB
bic iunge Dame, tDelde er unter oem
Namen Marianne Imiteg fannte, oas
&in6 Sbres Sobnes lei, uno 5ugleid
tpor Der gnti6lub in ibm our &eife
geoieben, Die &e6te oieies berpaiiten
un6 beraubten &tnoes nit alien ibm
au @ebote 1tebenoen Wfttteln 5u be-
tpabren. 3u btelem 3tpede iudte er
oorerit ben Suoen auf 0ur6 oeifen
Bermittlung 6as Wdoden uno feline
aneebli6e Mutter na6 oem Norobos
fe getommen tparen. gtatban Gaiel
pertpeigerte ieoe Musfunft itber Ser
tunft un6 BerpanotI6aft 6es &inoes,
tpeil er ourd einen @io gebunoen iet.
@s blieb Sol1er olio nur nod iibrig,
Die @drterin, tpel6e NIT Sbnen, Mas
oame, am Sterbebette Sbrer Sdwie-
gertodter geitanoen batte, auf5l1f11>
den. Ct fano fte ni6t ollein nod le=
ben6> fonoern an 90rper un6 @eiit
riiitig un6 geIuno. Wein 6rerno bat
Die Qusiagen Der Grau tportgetreu ME-
oergeidrieben uno tie bon ibr uno Ell
ne1n 1peiteren 3eugen ,unter5ei6nen
1aiien. Oieler 5tpeite 3euee tpar oer
alte @itlter Sibner aus Segebed. Sei-
ne ausloiiungen ergan5en Die, Der
@eburtsbelferin anna Sermeer, uno
6ie bereinten @rfl6rungen 6ieier bet>
oen 2eute Dor Ser @eri6tsbeboroe
Dritoen Sic, Srau &ommer5ienrat, in
ltnteriu6ungsboft bringen. Bie Der
Bro5eB gegen Sic en6en tpiir6e, in
Del6em mir Oie mItoBli6en 8e>
tpeiie Sbres 8etruges gegen Sbre @n-
telin betbrtngen tpitr6en lit lei9t ob-
ouIeben, uno mag i6 oie Strafe, mel
DIE Sbrer barrt, faus sic uns 6a5u
5tDingen, 6as &e6t Wariannens auf
oem Bege &e6tens 5u fu6en, ni9t
etnmal ouS5ufpre6en."
uyto6 INNER ieoo9 1T mir unbe-
fannt, tpas fir Elm 0erbre6en i'd oou-
fiibrt baben loQ'', rtef Die @ommer>
5ienratin nit einem lebten 8erlu9e,
gegen Die, iiber Tie bereinbre9enoe
8ergeltung it6 auf5ulebnen.
"Sie tpiiien", Srau Sufbammer,
ipra9 Soller NIT elmer Strenge, mel.
DE i'm tpeit dlter erl6einen lieB, ,,tpel>
DIES unredt sic gegen Sbre gnfelin
beriibt baben; tpiiien, tpas uns aud)
offenbar setuoroen lit, ooB Sic in ie,
ner @a6t, ols SIRE 56piegertodter
itarb, NIT Silfe ser @eburtsbelferir
slnna Eermeer oas 4in6 Sbres Sob,
mes eeeen 6as in oerielben Nadt &c.
borene uno nob foum elmer Stun6e
pie6er berltorbene &ino Ser 1t1tber,
ebelibten Srie0erife slmiteg ber'
tauIdt baben. Sbre @nfelin iiberlie'
ZEN sic faIt 5tpei Sabre Ser Bflege
iener leidtitnnigen Berion; oattr
tpuroe Sbnen bermutli6 Die gtabf
Segebeds bel 8. l1nbequem, uno burd
Den euoen 9eatban goliel 1ieBen Si'
Die &eirat Der tpoblbabenoen 8irts
to9ter &atbarine 8i6ering nit ben
Bauer 8renunetomp un6 bie Qufnab
me Sbrer gnfeltn Marianne Sufbam
mer auf Dem georobofe bermitteln
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-24

&4lI U6L SGLGPPG @0kts bDS N9ttAb0 0SLSb%~
entgegen, ben Brief atDilhen 9autaen
uno 3eigeftnger emporbalteno. ,,@r
iit an oi9, Martdnn6en, Der Rut'
Iider fou ausipannen uno tparten, bts
ou n1itfabren fannft."
uMlIo cine ginlabung fir mid;
I i6 oonfe Dir, Sans" oerieste 6as
MGo6en, bergniiet in oas 3in1mer
anriiffebreno, mo fte BEN 8rief in
froblider &ait erbrad. Son Sraus
lein @tlobofer", iagte ite unter bem
9elen gu tbrer 2ebrerin, ,,eine @inla-
oung fir mild, fiir sic uno fir bic
Mutter, uno menn er es 10 einridten
fann, ion au9 Der Batter n1ittommen.
Btr follein uns beeilen, 10 bel mir
fonnen, oenn Grdulein Sobanne
tpiinidt iebr, uns ipateitens cine
|Stunbe Dor Mtttag bel it9 5u ieben
Wie biibi9 1T oasI Gs miro Elm bet-
terer Sag tueroen, unb es lit iebr gut
BON ibnen. uns onelant etn5ulaoen.
Ginoen Sic nidt, 5raulein 6rigge?"
,,@etpiB, aber. 49,"
,,Nber?"
,,@ei6ab oos au6 ionit fdon?"
,Rein; uno oesbalb fornnt es mir
BEL aller Sre1e6e Elm tpenig ieltlom
Dor. AGein iebt muB i6 8u oen e.
tern, Inn fte bon oieiem biibiden 8rie>
fe 31 unterri6ten."
/ Srau &atbarine par ra16 enti6loi>
fen, Ser freunoli6en @inlaoung SOL
|ge 5u leiiten; Der Bauer NOR ieoo6
|ni6t 6a8u gu betpegen. CT paiie nt6t
gu 10 bornebmen Serri6aften, nno
Ieine groben SdlrIte fonnten nit eis
mem itlbernen 8elted 1,ibt umgeben.
Serr @ilobofer tperoe oas ielbit ein-
ieben. gs lei iebr b0flid bon tbm,
ieinen Na9barmonn nit eir5ula6en;
aber 1te mo6ten i'm oo9 bel ben Ser
rem entiduloigen @r babe iib itber
oie @bre gefreut uno nebme es fir
genonen an; ober mitgeben - nein,
oas Tonne er bod ni6t. 60 ipra9 er,
uno babel bebarrte er @r obnte bic
@roffnungen, tpe16e Wariannen be-
porItonoen, uno tpollte nidt 3euge
oerieIben iein, oenn er pol1te Dor ben
SerrI6aften ni6t uflennen"
Nls 5ur anberaumten Stunoe Der
8ogen Dor oes Sabrifberrn Siire
bieIt, 1tieg cine tporme 9fote Bis 3u
Morionnens beuer 5tirn empor.
gei9t nur Serr uno Srauletn 8ilO-
bofer famen Die Sreppe binab, I'M
ibre @Gite gu beeriiBer, fonoern Der
iunge &oller elite ibnen borats, I'M
BEN Mnfonlmlingen beim @usiteigen
|bebilfli6 5u fein.
Grau &atborine mar nt6t gan5 ott-
genebm iiberraIdt; ite fliiiteItrte ibrer
Eo6ter ettpos 6ngitlid gu: ,,I6 @ott,
MN miro ou6 oie Mooamte Malberg
| bier iein'
@rnIt bate es geb0rt uno berubig'
| te fie freunoli6: ,,g&ein, Srau 8ren1"
mefamp; auBer Sbnen bin i'd bier
Der ein5ige Gait"
uDos freut MIDI, iaete iie offen'
ber5ig. ,,Ntdt ane 8ornebmen itno 10
einfof uno aufri6tig 4pie Sie.'
,,gea, tpas Die @infabbeit oes jun
gen Serrn betrifft'', , meinte Bilobofer,
| lIeine @GIte in bos bebaglibe Wobn'
aimmer fiihren6. 10 ner0en Sic it6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-24
EINE HEIDEBLUETE
sooene gaaria aensen.oi Sebregonoi

ItOSHLSI%CtS NbeD% wv OS1t "@t%~S%I SSL0
ten, sSbrer peritoBenen, redtntdBigen
@nfelin cine letolid CUTE @r5iebune
81 lt6ern. Ser Nuben; tpel6en Die
| Iiunge Dame aus Die fem l1mftano &C.
5oeen bat, befdbtgt ite, iofort Die
StelLung ein3unebmen, tpelbe ibr als
Der Go9ter oes ieligen Mnton Suf,
banmer gebiibrt. &ier6ur6 miro es
Sbnen ermoglidt, Sbrer gnfelin If,
rem redtmdBigen Namen 5uriid5uge-
ben nno ibr oos borentbaltene @rbe
5u iiberanttporten, obne oaB Srenoen
Elm @inblid in Dos gegen Sbres Cob
nes @ino beriibte 8ergeben getpabrt
piro. Marionne &ufbommer tann in
oos Saus elmer ber S6peftern tbres
8aters eintreten, uno sic mogen fa=
gen, no6 ben triiben greigniifen,
tpel9e oen 500 ibrer beioen Gltern
berbeifiibrten, b6tten sic Die 8uiie in
ser Stille er3ieben 1aiien, Tim tie uno
IIt9 1elbit Dor ser bGufigen suffri=
i9ung Der @rinnerung gu bepubren." "
u8obI ausget1ugelt, metne Serren!
. ia, in oteIer Beiie tpdren bic ST.
terefen Sbres Sdiiblings glGn5eno
getpabrt; nur fdeinen Sic gu oergei-
len, oaB i9 ni6t eepilt fein tueroe,
mid Sbnen @iini9en on5ubequemen. "
,Donn tperoen mir sic bur9 Die
@eridte oa5u 5tDingen."
,,W1it tpel6en Witteln? - Oieie
2eute - sic Mnno Terneer uno Der
@ii1ter, gegen tpel6en tie tpobl ge,
Idtpabt bot. ..."
,,Ni9t oos! gr tam 6a5u, alS Die
WGrterin Die 2ei6e 0es &inoes Der
Srieoerife 9lmltlteg in Den fleinen
Sarg 1egen tpollte, oenn Sic batte
ni6t getuagt, Die fremoe Sote in Die
Mrnte Sbrer Sbtptegertodter 5u le-
gen, neil Elm groBes, braunes Wol
oos @eiid]t Ser berltorbenen Eo6ter
Ser Nm1teg entltellte. An oieIem Weal
erfannte Der &iilter SiBner oas &ino
Der Sreoertfe, mem er - Der nab1te
gea9bor oes ungliidli6en 8et5es -
in Der oorbergebenoen Nadt Die Scot
taufe gegeben Bate"
Scum mobl; oieier atpeite 3eufe
fGut ni6t i6Derer ins @emt6t, als
Die Mnna Eurner. CT bot itd, glei6
| ibr, Dos 59tpeigen iiber Die bon mir
be1iebte 8ertpe9ilung Ser &inoer
teuer be5ab1en 1alien. Daourd boben
ltd oieie beioen Berionen 81 Witi9u1=
oigen meines Berbredens - 10 BE-
5ei6nen sic es ia - gema6t 11no
tperben it9 eesbalb bitten, basielbe
ru6bor tperoen 81 laien."
| uOos lit aber bereits geideben"
liaete @ilob0fer. ,,geidt auein baben
oie beioen 2eute ibre slusiogen nit
librer Namensunteri6rift berieben
lionoern &oller uno i6 boben beutt
Bormittag uniern 8eg iiber Sege
bed eenommen. Sort baben mir oi'
ISralt iamt Dem Sitter gum Bforre1
lgefiibrt uro iie Dor ibm ibre Ius
Hagen 1pieoerbolen lailen. Ser tpiir
|oige Serr bat itb oarauf gemab III
Iieren @iinlden bereit erfldrt, oi
ltraurige &ngelegenbeit Der 8ergeiien
lbtit anbeim5ugeben, tpen sic, Wea
lbame, uniere Soroerungen in betref
lSbrer gnfelin erfiiGen; tpeigern Si
Lie hpiien. 10 holt er es fir iein
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-24
anfpriiaen Sbrer gnetelin geredt

anfpriiaen Sbrer gngteIin geredt
ODER ....."
,,Reoen sic ni9t aus Sic reoen
BON 59onung, bon 8armberaigfeit,
ltno foltern cine alte Srau9 - 9as
ion ni9t @rpreiiung' fem? - sic
erprefen ia o1es BON mir, aaes, mas
sic tpolen! - Meine @bre uno mei-
nes 8erm0gens berauben sic mild
5uguniten zines Siinoentinoes, uno
Sic tpoQen @brenndnner iein! - 3
baB i6 i'm @rabe 1dge!"
u8enn sic rubtg nad6enten tpol-
LEM, ipra9 8ilob0fer nit ernitem
Na66rud, ,>tperoen sic etnieben, oaB
tpir nit GROCER S6onung gegen sic
berfabren. Diefem geadoenten tpouen
mir sic fir beute itberlaiien; NOR
Igen, cine Stunoe Dor Oeittag, per-
ben mir uns Sbnen 1pieoer boritellen,
INN uns NIT Sbnen iiber ben Bermo>
gensantetl au beipreden, ben Sic ST.
rer gnfelin 5u iiberanttporten baben,
iotpie iiber bic Sbritte, tpelhe geide-
ben miiiien, Inn ale Der iungen Dame
gebHbrenoen 8e6te ii6er 5t itellen.
8is oabin empfeble ih mid Sbnen,
Mooame."
Iu6 Soller ipra6 einen fur5en Qb.
aus, ober Die @ommer5ien'
rGtin erpioerte feline 5tlbe. Starr
aufre6t, finiter uno regungslos per~
barrte fie auf ibrem 5ibe; nur ibre
funfelnoen, boBerfiilten 8lide gaben
ibren i6eioenben @Giten oas @eleit,
big Die Sir ii6 binter ibnen f6loB.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-24
Q6tes &apitel

<+NI~S~ oSNf'~>~
SSn oen eriten Sanuartagen NOR
nod einem itarfen S6neefau cine
bele, rubige &dlte eingetreten - oas
@rnnIi idteite, mas Der 8inter 81
bringen bermog. Sim SenIter ibres
@iebel ltiib6ens ltono Morianne uno
ri9tete ben 8lid in Die blenoenoe Sla=
6e binaus, iiber tpelhe Ser Simmel
10 peit uno rein li6 tpolbte, iein fla=
res 8lou bon 5onnenglan3 bur9>
mebt, uno nur unterbro6en our6 Ell
Inige li6ttpeiBe 80ltden, Die tief an
ieinem O1tron6e i6tpammen. Dos
Das MGoden oo6te 6ariiber na6,
ponn pobl Die geltebte Setoe am
IdonIten iei: inn Yeai, mann ieber
60brenanflug ltd tpie init bellen Ser
gen be1tedt 5eige, ale 8irfen nit golo-
griinem 2aube fi6 idmiidten, uno
|5ablrei6e 2er6en ibre belen 9ieoer
| i6metterten, o6er i'm 9erbite, tpann
Miuionen bliiben6er grifen einen rei-
6en 8urpurmontel Inn Die alien,
brounen @lie6er ibrer Ndbrnutter le=
gen, ober aber ieet, mo Der leu6tenoe
S9nee, tpeiB uno pra6ttg, pie elm
1nit @olbfaoen our65ogenes Broutge>
tpono, oues &aube un6 Oiiitere in Der
perpobrloIten gbene berbiillte.
Sn biele llnteriu6ung bertleft,
iiberiab iie es, oaB oas ibrem 5enfter
gegeniiber befinbli6e Seden geoffnet
tpur6e, uno elm @agen III BEN Sol
fubr - ein gan5 unerbortes 8or'
fommnis. Mber SrGulein Srigge tpur'
lbe, obgleib ser S6nee bas @erGuff
ser 8doer o6mpfte, bur6 oas &lirrer
bes @ei6trrs aufmerfiam gemabt
|un6 neben ibre 56iilerin treten6, fog
te iie eritount: Scr 8asen bon oe1
Siitte, 10 friib am Eage! Bas mag
oas beoeuten?'
|, uSa> bas lit feltiam; es lit il
Ifaum bulb o6t."
| 9ns Beiti6enfnallen oes &uti6erS
lbatte Sans Oiiropoetpin6 in ben So
|gerufen; er iprad nit Dem 2inrba
l6er Hoiielinter, empfing einen 8rie
Iaus ieiner San6 uno trat pieoer IN
lSaus.
I Sest berlieB Martanne rai6 ba'
I3immer, I'M it6 nab Dem Snbalte De
lanselangten gotidaft 5u erfunoisen
Evening star., 1944-05-01
HELP WQMEA

ACCOUNTANT. jr. and sr.. for CPA Arm
apply Room 3o1, 1l0S 18th st. NV,
ACCotNtTING CLERK or bookkeeper. On.
portunity for permanent position In large
aforementioned ONCE. Apply Safeway. 4tt
ADbkEssoGkApH ADJ So OPERATOR. essential
oergainizstion; organ, permanent, very good oppor-
experience, address and telephone number
ALTERATIoNIsT and ntter. experienced;
BEAUTICrAN. full or part time; full time.
BEAUTY coNsnITANT. S With mo or 1h5a Without
facial massage experience; splendid op-
portunity for. the righ person. Emile OF
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced all
aaroune;, S42 80 per week and commission.
Marinello Beauty Salon. ls43 Columbia
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced: s45
week, zee eSammissl9n; sa god hours. Moraine
sH4uTY agsd ssarS SrrR.T"R Tna Ga AD 96es
U fsdfe op sasfg otSd and ts
mission can make from 500 to S7b week.
Call sd, in person; "a block of Conn. ave,
BEAUTY OPERATOR. excellent salary and
fSmmssion s9 Mss npr Emle % Jr, 62s 18th st: NV
day week. Anne's Beauty Salon, $3.50
4 a4th Us; ST. nv Adams 1866.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, good salary and
commissions. Apply In person, Hotel
washington Beauty Salon. 18th and Pa.
BEAUTY j OPERATOR, air conditioned
Broadmoor Beauty Salon. 1901 Conn. ave
BEAUTY OPERATORS (2), fuli-time and
part time work; $40 O week Apply Mr.
sViit4o.;; Vito;; 1909 Pennsylvania ave. NV. NE.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. experienced; very
good salary and commission For the
willard Hotel Salon and Robert of Paris
IoI4 Conn. ave. NV. Apply 1914
bookkEEEiPER for restaurant ONCE sso
per week and !" meals a day. Call Me
BooKKEEPER-s SECRETARY. salary 81, 600
per year, for competent person: perma :
nent position and excellent environment;
work essential to war effort State
QUALIFICATIONS qua and give telephone number.
BOokkEEPER, doubIe-entry, real estate
experience preferred: salary, S45. BOX
BOoKKEEPER, assistant to bookkeeping
ONCE, manager: must have experience with
payables and receivables; $40 to start with
annS saanss tSr pST paSdvaneement Boy 492-D Star
o! reaitor- or-builder: permanent position and
giving qualifications, and telephone num-
per for interview by appointment. Waverley
bookkEEP,iiNhGGS NhGS' MxGalNE LUcai AZ OPERATOR,
Heminston.Eand preferred; bN-day week,
80 nours: Sa2 per week. Boz %o4-D. star
Evening star., 1944-05-01
GAS WATER HEATFRS
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANTS, junior and senior, for CPA
arm. ABBY Room 30l, ll0S 10Th ST. n W
3 to 5 pm.
ACCOUNTING clerk and bookkeeper. Op-
portunity for permanent position in large
Ir-conditioned ONCE. Apply 4th and 7
ADDREssoGRAPH OPERATOR. essent,a,
organization; permanent: very good oppor-
tunlty for dependable person Give age
e1perlence. address and telephone mum.
per Box 211-B. Star.
ASSISTANT JANITOR. no experience nee
esSaISi good salary and working condi-
tlonS Phone HO 40s4
AsslsTANT SERVICE MANAGER, postwar
position. Apply Mr. Wells. Ambassadai
tsSndry 1925 Irving St NV.
AseioIANT warehouse superintendents, .
!amlhar with furniture stock and unit con.
uoi. good starting salary, chance for adj
tdInCemenL Box 494-D Star.
Saolo BODY AND FENDER MAN. 5l3
GAYS oSS "a week; S65.0Q, Reds Garage, Isl
ACIo GENERATOR and starter specialist
opportunity for lst-class man TO run shop
oqT men know of this ad. Box 1900 Star
AuIo OR TRUCK MECHANICS earn a.
much as S75 weekly and more Thi!
type oi work has been classed as not onr
sssehLlal put critical We give our mer
SICK nenehts, vacations with pay annua
bonuses and believe that we offer as I'm,
MoI ing conditions as any company N
washington. II you are a skilled me.
Snanlc apply at once to Mr. Runion, Trev
Motor Co, 14th and v SITS. NV Cal
Decatur lslO. Our 3Oth year In business
Applicants must have a referral card fyonr
the local Q. g. u. g. '''A'
Evening star., 1944-05-01
War Bond Purchase
Saves Parking Fine
BY the Associated Press
By the Associated Press

NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y.-When
summoned to City Court on a park
Ing meter violation Mrs. M. C. Hoff-
man told the following story:
She put what she thought was
enough money in the meter but it
took bank teller much longer than
she expected to count the 1875 pen
nies Mrs. Hoffman had brought
along from her youngsters piggy
bank to buy War Bond. But when
she came back to the car Mrs
Hoffman found police tag on il
for overparking.
Judge Thomas N. Fasso suspended
sentence.