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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-27
Food, Religion Seen as Root
of 90 Per Cent of Troubles

pleasures. Certainly the behavior
Of our children is greatly influ-
enced by what they believe and
by what they eat Too many
preachers seem 10 think that re-
ligion is something apart from food
and drink. There is nothing in
the Bible which substantiates this
notion. In fact, the food which
the Jews were allowed TO eat, by
their priests. was an important part
OF their religious ritual
Watch For Allereies
am not physician. psycholo-
gist nor dietitian. but | do know
that food is a real factor in my
feelings, behavior and mentality.
For instance, know that eating
an excess OF tomatoes will rot
only give me physical pain but also
interferes with nv mental activity
and makes me ugly. This does not
mean that tomatoes necessarily
bother anyone else. Different PEG.
pie are allergic TO different things,
including foods, climates and odors.
Hay fever sufferers are an excell-
ent example.
viii not further amplify the
above thought so far as different
foods affect us physically. The
thought which ! want readers 10
consider is that the mental ard
spiritual attitudes of both adults
and children are largely caused by
the foods eaten. When a boy is ir.
responsible. destructive or a thor.
oughly bad boy, as the neigh
bors call him, he may be eating
something to which he is mentally
sllergic. The action of the brain
is determined by the quality and
quantity of the blood flow through
the brain. This blood flow is de-
termined by what your boy eats,
drinks, breathes and thinks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-27
by ROGER w. RARSON

Dy hOGER W. bADSON
Gloucester. Mass, July 27-This
city where / was brought up has
its youth problem the same as
every other city. II is probably
worse today than when | was
boy: but considering the addition
al distractions of today. such as
automobiles. movies. radios and
funnies, the situation is not so
much worse. am sure that II
these new factors had existed fifty
years ago the youth problem would
then have been serious.
Reasons For Behavior
There are four basic reasons for
behavior, viz: Heredity. environ
ment including home training, re-
ligion and food. When discussing
the teen-agers or the bobby-sox
girls Of today, It is too late to con-
slider heredity so far as they are
concerned. Their die has been
cast. Furthermore, as everyone
recognizes the importance of home
training, I need not here discuss
this, except 10 say that much OF
the trouble which parents are hav-
ing IL due to the poor example they
set.
I will say something about the
other two factors. namely. religion
and food. to which we owe 80 per
cent Of our troubles and disappoint-
ments as well as our successes and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-27

ant subject. 1t is true that some
of the schools are now providing
lunches. but there is no attention
given to selecting different lunch
es for different students. Yet,
foods which are nourishing to the
brains of some students are poison
TO the brains of other students.
Moreover. this applies likewise to
parents although as we get older,
we tend to get immune to some of
these poisons.
The future of the Church de.
ponds on getting back to the old
Bible teachings that there is no
line OF division between our re-
ligion and our habits. In Bible
days good health was a sign of
righteousness; while poor health
was an evidence OF sin. In order
to survive in this present scientif-
If and rapidly-moving world, the
Church must be open to new ideas
and must also be open at all times
to give advice and counsel along
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-27
By STANLEY

these fundamental lines OF food,
habits and faith.
Soils Are Important
History clearly teaches how our
ancestors OF the Seventeenth Cen.
tury became discouraged and I'M
ruly as they existed on the rundown
soils Of England; but that they de-
veloped initiative and vitality when
living off the virgin soils of New
England and Virginia after emf,
grating. In the final analysis, a
family or community depends not
only upon what 1t eats but also
upon the soil upon which these
foods are raised. Perhaps the
Prussians owe their fighting quail.
tiles to their soils!
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-27

Call on Mrs. Ball
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Bennett
visited Mrs. Rhoda Ball, Monday, at
the Convalescent Home, Monroe.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-27
West London News

iona Rose, Larry and Sherry
Mae Painter spent Sunday and
Monday with their aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cline.
Mrs. Howard zintz and son. Bell
Meade, N. j., are spending several
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Tittiger. Sunday
guests were their son and daughter
and families. Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Sutherland, Detroit, and MIR. and
Mrs. Frank Tittiger. Birmingham.
Mrs and Mrs. Walter Smith spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Al Nc.
Donald, Flint.
Trooper Alfred Torrey. Bad Axe.
spent Monday evening with his sis.
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Miller.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-27
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY

West London. Mich.-Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Long and son John were
guests OF M. and Mrs. Lester
Sachett Saturday night, helping
Mrs. Sackett celebrate her birth
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-27
PHARMACIST DIES

Detroit-Funeral services we're
Thursday for L. A. Settler, form
err member OF the state board OF
pharmacy. president Of the Michi-
gan Academy OF Pharmacy and
member OF the faculty OF Wayne
University's College OF Pharmacy.
He died Tuesday at the age OF 76-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-27
BRING Ss23.ooo

Lansing OF state-ovned
lands In northern Michigan brought
s323.000 in revenues to counties,
townships and school districts In
the past fiscal year and sS6,3s9 In
the first month OF the new fiscal
year. the state conservation depart.
ment reported Thursday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-27

II was not unusual for Paul
Kruger, fabulous Boer president
of the South African Republic. to
ride seventy miles day on .
single horse.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-27

Little John Long, Milan, spent
several days with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White.
Week end guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Eddington were Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Bortles, Toledo. Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Palmer, Milan,
were Monday evening guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Clark were
dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Clark, Milan. Sunday.
A week. end guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Fox was Mrs. Mary
Peters, Dearborn.
Pfc. Clark Bordine is home spend
ing a 80 day furlough with his wife
and parents. Mrs. Elenor Bordine
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Bordine,
Dundee. Pfc. Bordine has been
overseas several months in France
and Germany.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-27

Cecil John Rhodes. who gave
England her African empire. went
to Africa as a tubercular youth
to farm In cotton with his brother.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-27

Notwithstanding the above,
school committees are giving al
most no attention to this import
Evening star., 1945-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AEROPLANE, tricycle. type. child 3 to. z;
Mo9d ashs pa9bs Sh sand1 ss a iss CRATER after
ALARM CLOCKS REPAIRED tany make,.
incl; cleo: also expert watch and iewelr,
1Iss 14tt st. St. nv NA' 3ss4 Open ewes. ives.
stsn Golden Tn oe ssetES seeey xoss nike AND AND
ANDiRoNsNF1R SET, solid brass. 1855
AND1RoNs, hrass: 1arse and small; every.
brass and copper ot ali descriptions; all at
lSSHied HSTisrR ef'fss BoHEMiAN ii just
received large shipment from England,
ii,n hNIleuE S : WALNUT RiAx.Nu STAND. Pa. Dutch:
leg d table sth cent? oIas old prints
ANTiaGEs for sifts; beautiful china, glass,
silver. furniture. mirrors. lamps, clocks,
fIs%ss sss # ,n..'
fsTfn1es p rort sSFnsqrs oDsn f:sa .nd
ANTToJE HoBBY HORSE, carved wood:
AauaRIhMs x { aHah Is AM AND Acckssok1Es--Eaars.
s% and uIasus psni ssesss snd sape s
worms, shrimp eggs. AQUARIUM SUPPLY
isPHafT & At FEE TdoEsis soaT aTe basement or an,
room in the house. Call DI. 56T4
BABY CARRIAGE. prewar. English style:
$l5. SCHIEFFEL1N. Fort Hunt rd.
HlASHaHas BABY aGsAiRiRfAGE. whitney. sie. like new:
baby's canvas auto bed, 81; highchair, So.
BABY CRIB, walnut, strong built, Just
like new; $50 value for S25. Baby car-
riage, all metal-leather. ballhearing. COL
BANJO, tenor; no scratches. like new,
500 value, for $50. Call III. 1884. 49,
slContinued on Next Paes.l
Evening star., 1945-12-13
HELP MEN ond WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERKS urgently needed by
American National Red Cross TO work on
nsyTG nSs1tme Of ftaned
MRs KREE employment nssfns tSiox oce. Ap9S stE
ASSISTANT MANAGER, young man or
experience. Al .salesperson. This is a
fine opportunity for some one who is capa-
pie OF earning an excellent salary and Is
looking to the future. KOPY KAT. s307
BAKER, high wages; meals. uniforms. hos
pltalzatlon tree: pleasant working condi-
79nS T99iR AA2 APply M M SShiysano cHILDs RES
bEaEHY oPERaroR, ERA OR saiafy aaf PM plus commits
aion' IN in busy Sonncctieut ave Sh1p hours
BoOKKEEPING machine oc operator. MGR.
full or part time, ewes or Sat. in womans
Pes1ay St so.e MA App sRo9kS M 1NC 1o
BooKKEEPER knovledse 9SeofaG of fypna inn n9G1 con-
tractors ogce. Box 356-z, Star l5'
CANDY COUNTER CLrkKS-pleasant,
Sep5 at snS HSFT fhasef DR lGe oRE
employment office, - ST. ne
DlSHWASHERS. men or women: no rx-
perlence needed GOOD pay, vacation with
DRUG STORES or at employment Office.
room AND FOUNTAIN CLERKS. age 1s
or over: experience not necessary. as we
uniforms furnished and Laundering free
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
snSlpymsn, InSITnR .yn 9ys; Wirt oP,ozsd ne
for apt. bldg, GOOD salary with living
quarters furnished; ideal for Government
fsnloss rmplosss Cefersn s preferred references
MARKERS AND CHECKERS, immedia
openings; permanent positions: good salary
and pleasant working conditions. Apply
ROYAL | lth and G
Evening star., 1945-12-13
PERSONAL,

BABY BABY PICTuREs-cute IaRt baby -, pictures
Fhcff fAhES syeS aah eenaass
o1he5 ssne details Is ,5LE ELKAY PHoTooRAPKEEs
CORSET HOSPITAL. foundations refitted
and altered: zippers replaced at nominal
CORSET sHopPE ho E's! @ l4ta St
nv, Tiyoli BLDG; co :6lo
1913 i4th st. NV. CO. 77ss. Open ewes
SLIP Sill COVERS: pRArERIEs; s,.E &C. c. $3.50. 90
TsES FFfScH taught
by native. highly cultured French woman
Thoroush course in srammsT aEio Partisan
pHoNE PHONE Pasf $3.50. ask 90 for Mis-.
Wright. If you are in need Of q loar up to
$500 on your signature
trally located, formerly Of Fifth ave.
N. Y. equipped for prompt service: dresses.
suits, coats to order. also restyling and
IIlS,,,lr. lilo r st; s6.. NV. Room 20, TeIeDh0ne
rArER cs sEaMAs oos vsss s9h
sLIp COVERS. professionally tailored;
home home. DI oisa. ' "
NO. NO! NO! No, sir. no better repairs
for radios than those Tommy gives. Cali
Pei Pick . up and delivery. Mt. Pleasant AP-
of Yotk hABR Pfassns ia sour ST h6m
chi,ds own environment For appoint
%ANrED # 3d. ambftous 3 0st Veteran pa eVsahs with
car to start well-paying business: ability
and willingness. to work more important
than amount of capital. Write fully. Box
MoTHERs! Do you want some reliable
person to sit With your child DAY or
fHsGlnas sEG AND u HpHoGsrEKY iS,G CLEANERS. at
ss tssd sqd
ssmslf'f SD sPss Bssa ok
CHEMICAL CO., : Elmira st. Sc, Wash.
PARsoNs COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL.
modern day and boarding school for chill
portation furnished from any part OF
FoR 9e1 Sa s1t
Delivery for Xmas guaranteed. Phone cH
1866 for appointment. 49,
o fo1 elderly iady consider e'e auiet seniie nH
iEaG hss1eS Sy A is discarded
theatrical costumes. ali Of which contain
rhinestones; merchandise seen Tuesday.
Wednesday. Thursday 1915 pm. HERMAN
6RY 6R SCI chEHSEk E1s
quality. cut cost with nationally advertised,
nfsea sns for afs ecms
spens naSb D.hSH5 ess5 SoER sSazSi sG
s1 Em5a 6kI 81 &c oIEaSER p
Revolutionary bone-dry "penetrant." pres
sureless, obtain maximum soil removal and
softer garments during all weather condi-
tions, no increase in cleaning time-for
arbo-tet.tri-per." For complete infor;
Sb2SND S52SS 0sss5Sn oonog eeafE Sf
COMPETENT. full charge double entry
bookkeeper and public stenographer, for
merly N. Y. real estate broker, desires to
rent public stenographic space in active
office. Hobart 01O2.
RHINESTONES wanted in discarded eve
ming gowns, eve. bags, BELTS trimmings.
theatrical costumes, all Of which contain
MAE u e. XSi 500 ESs sE Ios TX se,s. Is.
from Dec. 31st, 1945. to Jan. 1st, 1915,
PICTURES FOR CHRISTMAS - Portraits,
children, groups, taken in your home.
Delivery for Christmas guaranteed. Phone
CHI. 1866 for appointment. 49,
fee; relief from pains and aches due e, t. to
nervousness, piles, colds. flu or ether all
ments. Also relief from aching. swollen
feet. Lady Naturopath. 20 years expert
ence, in charge. SH 26S5
Evening star., 1945-12-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOmING HOUSE, mr.. N st. and Conn.
ave. n.w.-20 rooms of valuable furniture.
4 " baths. $l75 rent; income quoted up
to S725 mo-: present owner over 10 yrs;
investigate until satisfied: 300 down.
EDWIN L. ELLIS, Established Room
ing House Broker, 1910 Vermont ave-.
GROCERY, delivery. upper 14th St; doing
about $500 weekly business, rent $50 a
month for store and apt; ; year lease
beer license: price $3.50. which includes
all equipment and stock. Call RE. 1916,
REALTY CO.. 1925 ] 4th st. NV.
PHOTO STUDIO for sale, 2.500. Shooting
gallery for rent. $500 Several good store
l. ocations for rent. Parking lot for rent
BEAUTY SALON, upper n.w.-5 booths, all
the newest and modern equipment In TINS
salon; exclusive clientele; owner quoted
up to S.. 900 mo. business; this Is real
can be purchased for $1,000
will take $4,000 down; rent, $115; heat
furnished. Call ONCE for appointment.
TAILOR SHOP AND BLDG.-owner viii
sell this l-story bldg. with the business,
located in NV. neighborhood section;
equipped with new pressing macnine ana
other needed equipment and room Tor ex,
pansion; priced to sell as entirety. Cai
HARRY T. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. 1166.
BUYERS WAITING--Your business can be
faction. Cali SAN CHANTKER Broker.
Ma. 1884. AT. 7021.
Evening star., 1945-12-13
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

additions and moderniza-
tion. residential and commercial construe-
!1S2 ssnsSss CO. e.
uality, and value to your home, We. do
papering, painting, plasterins. roofing,
work, plumbing, flooring-every-
thing ir. the way Of altering. improving
or building, using the best skilled labor.
Liberal terms if desired; sstimatss and and
Paps nc coRp ssss a Naaaa
Bank Bldg, 14th st. and Park rd. NV.
SIDING. roofing, rock wool in
sulation. Call us for estimates. HUDSON
SUPPLY ~ 4 :. EQUIPMENT @ G, l727 Pa aye. M
BUILDER AND CoNTRAcToR-General
ments. c W. sNIDER q SON, GA. 6l72.
FLOORS sANDED. refinished like new: IS
FhooRs axSSEE sxSDED. is Cleaned and o Saxed;
prompt service. DUKE & STARTLING. RE
1896. after 10 an. 15s
FLOOR sEEyICE; noth,ns put the pest:
anet G installations; Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ne i|S eoNTkScTJsoKss eoT1 Js9s NC. 1912 wisoon.
JOHNS -MANvILLE roofing. siding. tnsula-
ton, storm sash: long terms: free esti-
mates. GATES CONTRACTING co, OIL
PAINTING and plasterins, competsnt work
nanship Phone for particulars WI. O968.
PagMBNG heatIias and gas nssinf. Ts
ssa1s snas Ss sreesr, ana cr TA
st NV,
Evening star., 1945-12-13
SITUATIONS MEN.

CCoUNTANT- NT-BoOKKEEPER, back from
war, desires part part-time work. all tax % serv-
accoUSTaNT. assc ifat T.Se expert: weekly. monthly
services: all records. financial statements
sGfsi sys.e%s sfas ANALYST
trleo tion Prone Sass'fhse fR $500 aSs Ext iss
COOK. colored. will prepare dinners for
men or small family references. Box
CREDIT H:ia6i MA MANAGER, furniture and clothing
exp, complete charge of office and collec-
tions' Il years. sxpr: desires eonneetSn dnn
veteran seeking perm. pos. with future.
h.
time and Saturday. UN. 1O74
MECH. ENGR. (automotive), "a. vet. AZ
months overseas, interested in connecting
research or manufacturing concern; salary
secondary. Box 43s-z. Star. 49,
dependable. Cali REIsMAN. evenings,
PATENT SPECIFICATION WRITER, cleo
trical. mechanical. thoroushly experienced.
sart-time sssr or piece"ork basis Box 49, =.
PHaARMAcIsT. managerial experience; ex-
Mg sen and p G ss:,saon fsst work No sres 4s
PHOToGRAPHER. returned veteran, de-
mercial and press work. OR. 423o
REsTAURANT MANAGER desires steady
position. Take full charge. Good organ
izer. Box 416-Z, Star. 49,
VETERAN, colored. wants regular Job as
truck driver, light or heavy II years ex-
perience; D. c.. Md. and Va: ref. Ii.
1888 after pm.
VETERAN, 20 years old. high school educa-
ton. desires job. 5-day. or 6-day week,
until March l. Experience in meeting
experience in AAF as radio operator. Box
404-Z, Star. IA
ARMY OFFICER. recently DISCHARGED, exp,
in sales, cost analysis, ind. org, over 40,
desires lob with poss. Box 16-A. Star
Evening star., 1945-12-13
MOTOR TRAVEL.

CULTURED LADY, with small quiet dog,
wishes ride to Palm Beach: leaving De-
ce cember 20 pay yyodtorr for trip; references ex-
Los ANGELES. Calf, leaving Sunday,
take 4. Telephone Ex. 1000, RIM. Ws3o.
WaSTED ride Se to Chicaso H aHo by sse Army % oeer
share driving and expense. Cali Ex as7 :
before pm. or GL. 6336 at night.
DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES, California
wANTED-zRide to Rochester, Buffalo or
christmas Cslng the cH Yeek sa4S 9r week end
RIDE WANTED.to MoEsantown, " Va; or
$500. Ext 514o, or GE. a4s4
LEAVING FOR LOS ANGELES Dec. "a, can
take 4; driving IL olds. Box 363-z. Star
h,s ssse ST. dfs5sa sss for trip to IS
vE.1TERAN. California. nls. Frisco or Los An
geieS ,,,,af take three or four. TAYLOR $50 -
RAYMOND KLEIN, Metropolitan 6?03
pstTssn ven n2d 70 Pm \ uo.t.s IA,
PASSENGERS 10 Cleveland. Dec. 2I' Ex
GOVT. WOMAN wants ride to and from
pTni'y m yetRan Rase9ns' Jana oh'S no De- @ 81 Af'e!
FLA. TRANsP. needed 6y consentaI Govt
lady to Sarasota Dec g. 81 .sha share , ex.
u pm.
COUPLE desires ride to Boston or within
50-mile radius; share expenses CO. 651 1
after 3 pm. and before Dec. 2l.
INsIs DRIVING to is New Orleans La in -? -;
four Dassengers. Call sH. s192. IL
WANTED-Ride to Gettysburg, Pa, aft
ernoon of Dec. 81. Call MI. osss after
q pm.
WANTED-Ride to Reading Pa. Dec. II
or %. Call Adams $500, Apt. 416. after
NAVAL OFFICER desires ride to Pitts
bursh or west end Of turnpike: leav-
ing Washington afternoon y Dec, re-
Phone FIR. 800. Ext. 2043. weekdays. :
DRIVING TO WEST COAST; want peo-
pie to share expenses; leaving Friday
l4th, Call RA. 2s79
AM DRIVING to Charleston. w Va
through Frederick. Hagerstown. Cum Der
land, Morgantown. Fairmont, Clarksburs
and Weston Friday .a:5rd; return Wed =.
can take ) TO share expense Ma. 1927.
OMAHA Saturday. Dec. IS; take one
DRIVING TO TUCSON, Ariz,, Dec. l5
take ! 10 help drive and share expenses
Evening star., 1945-12-13

DRESSMAKING. design. remod.. altera-
tons. Eve. gowns specially; .reas. MISS
BERT. 1890 Irving NV, Apt. 4. AID. 223S.
DREssMAKING, alterations: reasonable
Sass SFsis cspol susa ssrvios St. a. sKs OWENS
COOK, white, experienced, age Al: will go
to New York City; good references. Box
ENvEIoPEs addressed at home, 81 per
E3GeuTVE zee RHT aeaS5 ss5RETnar staT
assistant or editorial. assistant; neat, ac-
experience. available Immediately. Wo.
SiRL; % selOrsd; neat, wants elevator Job
LADY desires employment. experienced in
following lines: Bookkeeping. payrolls,
tipping. cashiering, supervising; prefer
restaurant or club work but will consider
other business; responsible and capable.
kEsTAGEHNr s1aaEl1 21s1 or coffee shop manager.
experienced. know food control. Box
ssS sacY.-sTENo. FEN with knowl. of figures. we'll
rounded gen. experience and fair for neat
and accurate work: $42 wk. Box 3I0-z
SECRETARY. stenographer. senior typist.
available Immediately; personable young
lady, excellent BACKGROUND. diversified ex-
perience, former gen. stan z. G. 3 yrs.
sinesrins; iaiitiasiSs,- assaptable. reliable;
SSESacMREaTARY SSaM oA ssTRsNoGRAPHER ss desires
part-time work evenings. Saturdays In
terested in handling details Of small once.
WOMAN. SS5 settled sss viii give some mornings
and evenings every other week. switehboard
or similar. for unfurn. room. lst moor,
near q. ". D.; By January 1. Box
o01.A, 0tefs
Evening star., 1945-12-13
HELP MEN (cont.).

5000 r 1AGN
Apply empleymsnt once; ath moor; WooD-
MATCHMAKER. experienced. reliable: SAL
IouIs AsRAHAMs. 5ss 81 18th st. NV
Week, every other hs Sunday; ~; 81 s6 50 per
mo, to start. Call at, 1a4l 2ath st; NV,
sRsH1S or nHSt SeEf aep must m Gao e
os !fs AeR snss5mfRi sk5 h sS sss and
M:os.asy s day nsBs sq9aay each
v4arIH tv1tal Is hours s,n !, permanent. See MR.,
WORKING MANAGER for soda fountain,
coffee shoppe and dining room in hotel in
eeptional opportunity for experienced man
With opportunity n, to work into partnership;
soGoo Write fuf Darfcaars felaans FiSins h0fe
age. whether married or single, address and
SS9oShs SoS MAN TO 9Th BOX d4F 45z GSo1 Star M
LLGMRIA DRUG STORE, io3o 4tR st. s,w.
ao0MG anniu MAN~aconstruction company has
clerical and some bookkeeping experience:
prefer some one with construction work
vancement opportunities. State qualifica-
tions and salary desired. Box 3s1-z, Star.
YOUNG MAN. recently DISCHARGED veteran,
for special work with Curtis publications:
excel. opportunity. COLBERT FREY. Room
3l9, 1410 H st. NV 49,
YOUNG MAN to work in drugstore, full
or part time; good pay, good hours UP
SHgR PHARMACY, 2l1 Upshur ST NV.
YOUNG MAN to take charge of gift
wrapping dept; good salary; pleasant
working conditions. Apply employment
once, hth floor, PALAIS ROYAL. 1lth
FAIRFAX VILLAGE ApTs-we have OPEN
Ing at this time for steam engineer ca
pable OF supervising the operation and
maintenance OF our heating plants Would
have to live in Fairfax Village and pre-
fer man with family. At any event, only
sober, capable person need apply. For
further Information call FAIRFAX VII
f.. l. DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO., Will
mington. Del.-ProceSS and piping design
ers and craftsmen. plumbing desisners and
craftsmen. structural designers and drafts
men, architectural designers and craftsmen.
civil designers and craftsmen. electrical
designers and craftsmen, power designers
and craftsmen, ventilating designers and
craftsmen urgently needed for employment
N engineering dept. Wilmington Office
Men lacking eneineering decree but pos
sessing good practical experience will be
considered. CONF panv representative will
interview applicants at the U. S. EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE OFFICE. 1922 18th st.
NV. Monday through Friday between the
hours of Q and 4:30 pm. For evening
epDointment call DI. 1000. Ext $40.
Evening star., 1945-12-13
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RIJSINESS

CAPITOL EMPLOYMENT sERVICE-Thon-
sands OF positions available. professional,
technical. sales. once personnel. mechant-
cal. domestic. etc; highest salaries, indi-
We can help you to help yourself. CAPI-
ToL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 403 11th
st. nv. MA. $3.50.
TEACHERS. clerks receptionsts:, select po-
sltions No charge unless placed: top sal
aries Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
PuB Est REknrIoSs y.s sl SEC st SA Start 5000
Legal secretary local $1,000. Capitol
Hill sec, under 80, $500 Sec. foreign
repre-. 5-day wk.. $500. Sec. bus. office,
small. S45 wk Sec. veterans organ, S45
gk, ,sten., 3o6 months. .S45-$5o wk;
Sec, legal. general prac., $50 wk. 25
vacancies for stems, S35-S45 wk. For
better positions, always see tNA. 233S).
estab 3S yrs, BOYD'S, 1888 F St NV
TAX SECRETARY, ~, $500. excellent fg-
STEM Public Relatioons $500; nm, Sten;, {; G.
OFFICE, 1911 G st. NV. MA. 6OSs.
DOMESTIC.
RUPHER'S EMPLOYMENT SERVICE has
plenty OF frst-class day workers on hand
with refs; So and carfare. HO. 9421.
Evening star., 1945-12-13
HELP WoMsN.

around noon thai. you would like to use
pay you well working in the Federal Cafe
terias operated by GOVERNMENT SERV-
ICES. INC. I119 21st. st. NV.
OPENINGS for two PIX operators for our
switchboard; good working conditions and
excsllent starting salary: prefer resident
OF nearby Fairfax Village. or could arrange
TOR you to take an apartment in Fairfax
Village. For further information call FIR
$3.50. MRS MCLEAN