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HELP DOMESTIC.

sary; live II: light houssworE: employed
eLfHSER Tor T Some s aa oes one or two
gays week; give references. AID 006O.
e eea ANON lS Ns safso5usExrErER, not over 30.
for semi-invalid middle-ared lady; live IN:
i;9 n family; ,s s9Sd home small apt; euties
COOK ana geners sfi'P housew R two whit.
Or colored women, to live in or. out; no
tannnfy r Private family must have ex
GLOVER driveway, woodley s sstss' as.!l7
COOK and s.h.w.. 10 throush $50 din.
?s' ehdien n; SIS A4 pss ws sishss a.
G coo colo5 ,ss .hw; apt; central ioc.-
19okk, Tor summer, in Bethesda: ssss
rs SIS and Z sss' car. r @ss. I'VE
ee9k s.. syDsf es a. ggasa.ns au.rsss
as cSok E'2asHDSr aH% osa
M6 gay Thursday OF: live in: S25.
G GENER2' HousEwoRk-pla,n COOKING.
colored, settled; small apartment: i've in:
sassi &C. n ssts APs M ,oos,n.
ssfhaaf Ssss IKE sssd1s o s 81,
GENERxI H EostfksE wHSSR RSie1 10 am TN
after dinner, 5-day week, s20:. physicianss
personal interview and references re.
S Si1ssG Cal o SH 80, 4o4I: or 81; 07s9.
to u, Monday through Friday, $40 and
carfare. EN- 6749
GENERAL HOUSE WORKER, 5is-day week,
lisht laundry: $3.50 week. Sin. 900.
GENERAL HOUsEWoRKER, plain cook.
S $S ,Hys In. 6h-day week: references.
IN; adults, l infant. WI. 1888.
G.H.W., COOK; live in. lovely upstairs
Oh. W., care Girls. small apt. houv
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HELP MEN,

ssse; for hotei A meesanicsll D ssoek 1oen
saas peeh 'f Blk az Fly star ah
business; no, experience necessary; excel
@ slsf PC a 0fsmsaaS Eo snd
RoGNG % MIN II fo 1e display dept for womens
and children's apparel preferably draft
exempt or discharged war veteran; experi-
ence desirable but not necessary; perma-
m nent POSITION ~ AND excellent postwar future.
work IN shop rebuildine hsdraalis Jacks.
this critical work: good future assured:
fas wth i'm
house; hours 3 pm. to II pm. good sal
sKo VIZ Df Phons 60 engagement 4SsS Can Mr.
WANTED. janitor for apartment building
must be sober. honest and industrious: ref
sEsf'sl JAMES JAMES ESQ s6 SST 09h
s slHF1as iss nv Tx-sERvrcrmrs-we are
OPPORTUNITY in the real estate business. no
previous experience required, car is
Goob nv THs ior sf Sight boy
to learn automobile business; must have
Fl ss NJ sisEa az
ESSENTIAL WoRK-We need a young
man to learn the retail food chain store
business. No previous experience neces-
sary, We will train you. Opportunity for
rapid advancement II capable. Apply
SAFEWAY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 4th
and I, SITS. ne. Hiring arrangements APP
proved
observation-disclosures man. who can
paint and hang paper; steady work See
Mr.. Laird. SENATE HOTEL, 101 D st. ne.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen: why waste
your time trying to make brokerage sales
when you can sell direct for owner and
putting on the market over $4,000 900
worth of property, as follows:
l. 81 most attractive 3-story modern
houses near 18th and Columbia I'd. NV.
:. IL beautiful modern 4-family apt
blogs near i 9Th and H SITS. ne
B.; S150,0qo worth of the finest lots in
Washington, located on 10th st. at Locust
I'd NV. Il block north of Kalmia rdl
4. 100000 worth Of lots on Wilson
lane, near Bradley blvd.
Experience, auto. highest references and
good sales record most essential Salary
and commission. Apply SHAPIRO, INC
Owners. 1106 Vermont ave NV ME-
1Tl7.
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HELP MEN and WOMEN

BAKERY CLERK. for stand in Center Mar
k b es Stand No. 3l3, 9TH and x SITS. NV.
FoF Or GIRL ,, ee5oF RED Lying near
COUPLE, honest reliable, TO take care
cottage and good pay, Box sly, Star, .
aoEf. 'sss 9o5 ss,e '' syd ana si"D
DRUG CLERKS, experience desirable but
not necessary, good, salary; vacation with
SAY DRUG aay sFofE o ADD oce to
E Il + Il e OPERATOR. q121 H st. NV.
aRR Ef oPfRAFoRss White part time
e Fo6 Roe c03ST HpsPTTAk, 1872 Eye s nv
Eill train you for essential work on our
food counters, helping to feed Washington
T var workers Go9d pay while learning
Amply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
LAYOUT L ARTIsT-Youns man or woman
i a. ntiss some experience preferred, Apply
MAiLRooM CLERKS LEI sh tor a axe Bin man.
100 am: 4s-hr' ' Week must must Be a able BE TO
staha I'm iees maeh OF he ms
phone personnel dept. DI 5000, or apply
M + ~. Avn 24 n3e s. nv ..,.. ~,
.hItEf AM W 1T white or cO!0TeG, to live
in or out, wife to do cooking, man to do
general housework chauffeur when neces-
sary; must have excellent references; ex-
ese salary salary. 29l7 Glover driveway
MAN AND WIFE, white, as house steward
and housekeeper, in British officers club
Phone DU, c93I for appointment
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN, part time. 1890
to 4. Monday through Friday WIN change
hours 20 suit individual UNIVERSITY
HOSPITAL. call DI. 1866 after 3 pm
MEN OR WOMEN, between AGES OF !5-45
No experience necessary For the first
time We have positions open for sales and
service. Our national organization offers
3-day week. . weeks annual vacation
group insurance, retirement pension. Az
erase weekly income over $50 week Must
pass physical examination and have re-
ierral card Box BY. Star.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER who wants
70 own insurance business some day; book
keeping desirable; 51a-day wk. Call ME
SHOE FILTERS wANTED-Experience
preferred but not necessary: salary and
commission: excellent working conditions;
permanent position. Aprly employment
office. 9th floor, THE PALA1s ROYAL,
STENCIL CUTTER. full or part time Ap-
Ply HUFF DUPLICATING CO, 1902 L
SWITCHBOARD and elevator operator;
hours. to 4. 1913 Kenyon ST. NV
co. S425. See resident manager
underpriveieged children. real opportunity
for Christian service; high school and grade
teachers needed man and wife acceptable.
Call CHI 1878
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SsrE smso full or o esgs tine A2Ps st.
WARD & LoTHRoP, 1906 daily, 1869
Ss sR f|ssa 0r assasg Fs aEss
EokfhhaRR ps stessy av }Sos for reliable man,
eAp1TAL Press srd and aI Florida la ave- A e.
| PORTER, colored, in grocery and liquor
5s h sesE sHRRsY So aR Pn Fa'a 4oi
goESIEn an. sns ,s sshwssher Sayxo5s
MACY. 18th and K SITS. NV.
PORTER. colorec. for nigh-class restaurant
SIZES ek sRRREls sds & 3 aN oDoS
p f.n gIt,,p 1oT aowntown once nldg see
fSrssrH T.n5sS sss5,e sssasr Job
PfiRsEEsssIk-TAILoR, o'f resort n Whotel gooe
oEL T0S and heard Pa o VEG HAIL ra
PREssMEN. offset, single and a-color
Saas Box snd assn sta future to
RADIO TECHNICIANs-The war ISM
over, We are building electronic ordnance
equipment to smother Hrohito and neee
sSod re men with real rad0 construction
ing alone, Must know how to build and
test receivers, amplifiers. transmitters ano
special test equipment. Work with dia.
1 grams, make own layouts, build equipment
and shoot trouble on your own, work or
| devices that will add to your knowledge
and challenge your imagination If yor
! want to, use both your head and your
hangs where your work will do the mos,
| good in finishing off the Nips, this is it
We want capable, steady radiomen; ne
floaters. no triflers. Apply BOWEN &
/ Hiring ARRANGEMENTS approved.
RADIO SERyICEMAN, must be expert
enced: good salary. 5la-day week. Phone
/ GIL. 2121.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen for active real.
tor organization: must have own car. Cal
II Mr.. Carl for interview ARLINGTON
REALTY CO.. Glebe 1900.
REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-openine In
one Of the largest and Oldest downtown
offices for . men experienced in real es.
| late; an excellent opportunity: full CO.
operation in. listing. selling and closings
an active sales force. Boz a53-M. Star
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sTEs6ekaPHE Ns AN G5 qrf Fl nT needed
at once: war essential industry; pleasant
cs n eerson sisFtns saasy
TURING CO.. 5000 Calvert I'd, College
sTREE4Tec;AR OPERATORS wANrEp-You
streetcar operator. Essential work; expe-
hours; free time to keep house; paid vsca-
sss sew Wcrksls ase e
e. { !. pto, St AZ. and r ave; strsstesT lines:
NV, with work on the 18th st. car line,
x xpEf WeeR hs
deorsetown; TAKE Routs 20, cabin John JONI;
F q o s%
modern, air-conditioned restaurant. Pleas.
ant We WORKING conditions; No Sundays. See
Or call l5 MBS Ey s e. ARP ssswssp so n
sWIps aS day Rhour Uar Re; $500:
ssis ea HI nan sss,
STESI.GGSSHHssoa A. rsss $500
session classes, summer months; college or
required preference given. to applicant
method. Reply in writing to Box Al, Star.
TEACHERS. qualified for, nursery. kinder
sF s IN select private
aTz yf n or S Spf EA RS4ss
good salary; / day off a week. Appiy
LA SALE APIS. 1923 Conn. ave.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. experienced. for
Barnes. THE LAFAYETTE HoTEI, 18th
and Eye NV N'sA
TELEPHONE OPERATORS. experienced.
ABBY chief operator, WARDMAN PARK
HOTEL. Conn. ave. and Woodley I'd. NV.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS, experienced:
earnings, $3l go to S57 80 weekly, depend.
ing on length Of service: also psrt-time
evening work Apply employment once.
722 18th ST.. NV, Mon. through EEL
pm. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
TELEPHONE CO. Hiring arraneemeratsI
approved by War Manpover Commission.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR with PIX e.
perience tor apt. house. evening work. Ap-
ply Mr. stilsons CHAsTIETON, 10th and
3 sts. NV.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-11
on The News

take a moment TO look" the girls
declare. Many government Of
fcials such as senators and con-
gressmen are descendants OF well
known American families-all of
whom must have willed to them
their priceless sleeping wear OF an
other day"
The girls are especially interest
ed In finding some OF the first pa
jana styles. patterned after the
Turkish harem garb. which came
10 America via France.
These were tight and uncom.
Portable Rosemary explained,
women who wore them went to
bed padded, draped, wound and
wrapped like a mummy. But many
were proud to endure the discom-
fort TO be considered dashirg."
II was Rudolph Valentino who
made Pajamas generally popular
with the ladies throughout his des.
ert scenes. Ruth remirisced.
The pajamas OF twenty-five years
ago are eagerly sought by the
girls. These silky. frou-frou gar
ments were described by the styl.
lists as having everything from lace
10 rosebuds tackled on. Sashes.
bows, ribbons, tucks and appliques
were lavishly applied. they said.
The girls see the sensible Ameri.
can psjamas OF today "as evidence
OF the clear thinking OF a people
who have learned to get down to
esseutialS"
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Ry FRANCES SPATZ


Congressman are hereby fore.
warned SO they won't be startled
OF head for the door when two pref.
~ young ladies pop in with the
question:
Have you some old fashioned
pajamas, Senator"
It's quite all right. Rosemary
Berger and Ruth Sachs, two young
New York stylists mean no of.
tense and it's all in the interest Of
history.
Having decided that pajamas
have been neglected by historians.
the girls are going TO collect sleep
wear specimens Of every era in
American history and take their
exhibit from city TO city this fall.
Though they have a passion for
pajamas, they will have TO collect
nighties too because the pajamas
only landed on American shores az
a scandalous French style in the
late 18th century.
Rosemary and Ruth whl begin
their quest in the nations capital
because, as they explain, we feel
that in Washington we should be
able 10 gather a great many his
toric sleeping items"
This is why. they add they have
decided to call discreetly upon the
members OF the legislative body as
starter.
Heaven only knows what they
NAV find in their closets il they'll
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STAGE and SCREEN

end they all decide that first. last
and always they're Americans and
they'll take death before lifting a
finger TO help the enemy.
One OF the leading characters is
renegade American newspaper.
man, a psychopathic case. who has
become an Axis propagandist He
is violently anti.Semitic and dis
gusted with the polygot nature OF
Americans. This role. as played by
Paul McGrath mot that blame
him, for he is a good actor. Is SO
overdrawn as TO be ludlcrous. There
may indeed be Just such ranters as
this. but on the stage only under
playing would have made It ef.
fective.
Trick Role Pals
Chodorov resorts to a trick that
Is neither called for nor effective.
The role OF an Italian captain is
performed entirely In Italian by
Luther Adler. It's not case of
just few words OF Italian here and
there, but OF long stretches OF It
on two occasions. In the first
place, the character Is entirely I'M
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Prot. Mrs. SWinton
Back in United States

San Francisco. May ll-AP-
Professor and Mrs. Roy s, swinton
OF Ann Arbor. Mich, we're included
in a group OF 1914 Jap prison camp
r patriates. who arrived here
Thursday on an Army transport,
The Swintons, who were freed
from the Santo Tomas prison camp
when American troops invaded the
Philippines, had been seized by the
Japs while the Professor was on
sabbatical leave from the uniyers.
ity OF Michigan.
One OF the first events marking
their return 10 their homeland was
the reception OF letter from their
son. Sgt. Stan Swinton, former
member OF the stan OF the Detroit
Associated Press Bureau and now
az correspondent for the army
newspaper. Stars and Stripes.
Sgt. Swinton told them OF ac-
tivities OF American troops in the
Italian area. including the occupa-
ton OF Bologna.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-11
BY JACK GAvER

Edward Chodorov seems to have
dedicated his dramatic writing to
lambastlng Fascism for the time
being. Last season he had de.
cision". which dealt with Fascists
on the home front. and now he has
Common Ground. which is about
the Fascist in his own home. Italy.
did not care much for "Deci-
sion" as drama and | Ike Com,
mon Ground even less. Some PEG.
pie have brought up the criticism
that the new play Is year or so
late. what with the war in Italy
won and Mussolini dead. l doubt
II that has too much to do with
the matter. My trouble is that /
can not believe the authors play
layout.
In Common Ground" he is deal
ing with five members OF a USO
show troupe who fall into the
hands OF Axis troops when their
plane is forced down near Naples.
The whole problem revolves
around the fact that the German
commander wants to convert these
people to entertaining for his
troops, giving them death as the
alternative. simply can't believe
that the Germans would go to the
trouble. You could show me a
news dispatch saying such a thing
actually happened. and I'd stu
have to maintain that on the stage
II sounded phoney
Psyehopathie Newsman
The troupe is mixed one. There
Is famous comic who is a Jew.
The German captors, OF course.
plan to make no other use OF him
than concentration camp fodder.
The others include handsome
/ Hollywood star who has German
blood, young woman singer who
has been American for generations
back. and small-time vaudeville
team. OF whom the husband is n
native OF Italy and the wife a de.
scendant OF Irish foTebears.
These last four the Germans
hope TO convince. There is uncer.
tainty OF various kinds among
them for couple Of acts, but in the
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necessary TO the play; in the SEQ
ond. It would have been much bet
ter TO have him an Italian with =
small command OF English. who
takes great pride in showing OIL
this accomplishment by speaking
English TO the captiyes
have no quarrel with the au
thor's arguments against fascism
and for the American character
But he gave them no sense OF fresh
ness or vitality.
Philip Loeb gives remarkably
good performance as the Jewish
comedian. Peter Won Zerneck. Don
aid Murphy. Nancy holland, Mary
Healy and Joseph WHALE have the
other leading roles.
The producer is Edward Choate.
The author directed and II might
have been better II he hadn't.
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COX al the Record
Let's Look Of the Record
eseDayssStsSSts o I' Z. 5oz0asR7

The United States OF America
has since December :, 1871. been
fighting two wars Starting with
nary a weapon OF war, this coun-
try has fought one war about
5000 miles from home and another
1000 miles from home Besides, the
United states has supported by
money. food and the weapons OF
war all her allies. the fighting ones
and the non-fighting ones. She got
nothing from anybody not even
always the support she was entitled
10.
So the war reaches It's end and
Stain believes the propaganda the
Owl and Earl Browder put out
abou, him. lie believes that he won
this war. He believes that because
the American government sappily
agreed that Russian rather than
American troops should enter Der
lin first, 10 was not the United
States thar won this war. He has
another thought coming to him and
II anybody Is calculating on doing
something to prove who won the
war. let him remember that with.
out our food. our planes, our tanks
ieeps. guns, machine-tools and
without our army OF 100000 men
and women. soldiers, sailors and
marines and our 50,O00.000 produc-
ers OF manufactured. mineral and
agricultural goods. Hitler and Mus
solini might today be celebrating.
Let no one forget that. And what is
more, no real American will ever
forget II. And if anayone wants to
get tough about II, this is a very
bad time 10 do it-because this Is
the only country that is not spen;
not by long sight.
Americans dislike pushing PEG.
pie around because they are poor
or weak or backward We believe
that every human being has a
right to his say and that every
country is entitled TO its independ
ence and TO the form OF govern
ment its own people choose for
themselves.
SO. what happens? Bulgaria Is
bossed by Georgi Dim!troff. former
head OF the Third International.
Here Is what this Georgi Dtmit-
rolf planned for the United States:
Our comrades in the United
States acted rightly in taking the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-11

initiative for the creation OF such
party (Farmer-Labor Party. But
they still have TO take effective
measures In order TO make the
creation OF such a party the cause
OF the masses themselves. We
should develop the most wide
spread movement for the creation
OF such a party, and take the lead
In Il. In no case must the militia
tive OF organizing the party be al
lowed to pass TO elements DESTROYS
OF utilizing the discomfort OF the
masses which have become disil.
usioned in both the bourgeois par.
ties. Democratic and Republican. In
order TO create a third party In
the United States, as an anti-Com-
munist party. a party directed
against the revolutionary move
ment."
II you study that paragraph and
better still II you read the book.
The United Front Against War
and Fascism" by Georgi Dimitroft
General Secretary. Communist In.
ternational, you will get an insight
into what the Communists have
been doing around here during the
past decade.
Did American soldiers fight 10
make such a man Dictator OF Bul
garia?
Josip Broz-Tito, a Communist
who lived long in Russia. is now
master OF Yugoslavia.
Enver HoIha, Communist. Is
master OF Albania.
Lucretiu Patrascanu, Communist
bosses Rumania.
The Lublin Government Of Pol
and, is controlled by Russia and
Is representatives Of the Polish
Government are arrested In spite
OF their heroism during the war.
The new Austrian government Is
appointed by Russia without so
much as your leave.
In China. Russia maintains a ma
tive Communist army and q pup
pet government which fights Chi
ang Kia-shek, our ally. And the Chi,
nese live in terror that Soviet Rus
STA will become our ally In the war
against Japan and will use that ex-
cuse to seize Manchuria, Korea and
North China.
All this monkey business about
majority votes and Presidium at
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-11
HAT TER and
. q Fact or two

Fl Salvador, Central America,
has nopula,ion q QS2s, 900.
lddr-hft OF which, are mixed
Indian and white; about 10 per
cent pure Indian. and per cent
pure white.
In the 1o-year period. 1854,
the United States produced al
most IS per cent as much crude
oil as in the preceding rs years.
Almost all cigaret paper used
m America now comes from Bre-
ward, n. c. 1t formerly was inn
ported from France.
IN THESE DAYS Of acute
housing shortage, the small-time
promoter whose Office is in his
hat, probably sleeps in his brief
case.
/!
Speaking Of briefcsses, Zsdok
Dumkopf says he bought large
one the other day. almost as big
IS womans purse
In recent days we've diseov.
cred how few little shots II 'akss
10 wind vp on Axis big shot
!
Though, Of course, you could
never make any German believe
It today - the swastika, for
many centuries. was regarded as
q symbol OF good luck!
!
Grsndpsppy Jenkins iooEs
forward 10 the day when he can
find newspaper map without
= single black arrow pointing
somewhere.
Oddly enough, when the Allies
succeeded in driving the Morris
into those pockets the war was
in the bog.
(!
After a two-week bout with
his lawn (he LOST, the man at
the next desk says it is one OF
natures oddities-that the dam
delions, the toughest OF weeds.
should look so yellow.
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Col. Kahn to See
Surgical Centers

Ann Arbor. Mich. May ll-AP-
It. Col. Edgar A. Kahn OF the Army
Medical Corps, associate professor
OF surgery on leave from the Uni
yersity Of Michigan 70 serve with
the 2ssth General Hospital in Liege,
Belgium. is home on temporary
duty 70 inspect Army neuro-surg.-
cal centers.
Col. Kahn. who has been over
seas since the fall Of 1914 is the
son OF Mrs Albert Kahn OF Bloom.
field Hills and the late Mr.. Kahn
well known architect.
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san Francisco is the sheer bunk
Democrats believe In a majority
vote; totalitarisns use the device
Of the Presidium which fixes the
control in the Dictator. The Rus.
SLAMS have from Lenin TO Stain
opposed democracy. They started
with the dictatorship OF the prole-
tariat and ended In the dictator
ship OF Stain. They do not know
what a majority vote means.
Let us look az the record. as Al
Smith used 10 say.
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THEY SA Y

Washington War Nobilizer
Fred NJ. Vinson: The Curfew will
not ring tonight
Prime Minister winston
Churchill in a message read over
the Moscow radio: 1T Is my firm
belief that on the friendship and
understanding between the British
and Russian peoples depends the
future Of mankind"
Moscow Premier Joseph Stain
The great day OF victory over Ger
many has come. Fascist Germany
has been brought 10 her knees by
the Red army and the troops Of our
Allies"
Saalfeiden. Austria - German
Field Marshal Albert Kesselring
Il cannot deny General Patton's
skill in srmored warfare, Amer
lean fighting proVess has increased
enormously, as has England's'