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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-02-12

family of free nations" when five
working class leaders in Port-of-
Spain, Trinidad, are thrown into
jail for discussing in public matters
affecting the social and material
welfare of the people, or when less
than 10 per cent of the Trinidad
ians have the vote. Working class
newspapers have been widely sup
pressed for defending the people,
and books which circulate freely in
the Mother Country" (England)
If, as the British Ministry of In
formation claims, that "men and
women of all colors decide their
own fate within the British family
of nations" it seems strange that
the natives should have decided
upon a strict color bar and dis
franchisement in South Africa, of
being banned from living within
the city limits and of being pro-
hibited from using municipal trans
port facilities.
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NEGRO COLLEGE FUND
ANNOUNCES ART COMPETITION

NEW YORK, Feb. IL - An art
competition out of which the United
Negro College Fund hopes to ac-
quire a symbol to typify the work
it is doing was announced by Will
liam J. Trent, Jr., executive director
of the Fund.
Open to all students of the 80 par
ticipating institutions of the Fund,
the competition began on February
l and will close at midnight Sunday,
March II. A substantial cash award
will be given to the artist making
the best design.
An impartial panel of distin-
guished Negro, and white artists
will inspect each of the drawings
offered and will make the deter
mination of the winner, Mr.. Trent
said.
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COLONIAL PEOPLES IGNORED
UTTERLY AFTER WAR

MOSCOW, Feb. IL (ANP)-
The European air is filled with
something else just now besides
bombs and airplanes and the cries
of the manned, dying and starving.
There is unending talk about ere
construction" federation" ''new
orders" freedom of peoples" ''de-
mocracy," and what have you.
Even the terms of the peace to be
imposed are already being talked
about.
But what strikes an observer
forcefully is that in all of this talk
about after the way, absolutely no
attention seems to be paid to the
question of independence and de-
mocracy for the black colonies in
Africa and the West Indies. The
worlds greatest colonial power,
England, ruler of millions of col
onial slaves, already knowns what
Poland, Czechoslovakia and other
small nations are going to get
out of the war. But for Tangany-
ika, Rhodesia, Jamaica, Barbados,
South Africa, etc., their after the
war status seems not to be on the
order of the day, nor seemingly on
the order of the future, as far as
changing their status quo is con-
cerned.
The British Ministry of Infor-
nation (should it be ministry of
mis-information? p is broadcasting
of late that in this war the British
empire presented itself as a fam
lily of free nations in which men
and women of all colors decide
their own fate" Verify, truth is
one of the worst victims of war.
1t would be interesting to know
what the natives of Tanganyika,
not one of whom sits in the legis-
lative council in his own country.
would have to say to this family
OF free nations" bunk. Or the ma
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tives of the Union of South Africa
with their pockets full of IL differ.
ent kinds of passes. Or jamaica
100000 jobless, whose only free
dom is freedom to starve.
The London magazine, "The
Nineteenth Century and After
in a recent eight-page editorial en-
titled "The Situation" discussing
the postwar settlement and "new
order" and avoiding any mention
of freedom and national liberia
tion for he'black colonies, suggests
only can African re-settlement un-
der which England, France, Italy
and perhaps Spain, would exercise
a kind of condominium" over AT
rican colonies. In other words, a
kind of colonial holding corpora
ton or cartel for joint exploitation
and robbery of the colonial peoples.
And France, although she lay
PROSTATE, hungry and bleeding,
still has dreams of continued ex-
ploitation and robbery of African
colonies. Thus, late last March
Frances state secretary of colonies
declared for continuation and COM
pletion of the railway line through
the Sahara desert deeper into the
heart of Africa, so that mot only
France, but all Europe can widely
use the riches of Africa"
Of course, it is a shrewd politi-
cal maneuver that none of the
great colonial powers, and England
first of all, openly committed them
selves in the war or made specific
promises to their colonies. After
the first "war for democracy,
self determination" and war to
end war;" the allied colonial pow
ers were highly embarrassed when,
after the war, their colonies actu-
ally expected fulfillment of the os
tensible aims of the war.
But World War II, despite all the
deceptive slogans and propaganda
to the contrary, was no more a
war for democracy" or for "self-
determination" that was the first
war. Even during it's progress, a
terrific drive of terror, restriction
of democratic rights and burden
of hunger was unleashed in the
British colonies.
It certainly does not look like
Evening star., 1946-09-09
HELP WoMEN.

YOUNG LADY to learn the operation Of
Elliott Fisher bookkeeping machine. ex-
es s tfpas 300 n
sTEuART a BRO. INC. las 18th st. n e.
a: 1ogse haDr sssstas, gns
week ADpi, Room Cos, 1867 & N St; ss NV
YOUNG LADY. in treasurer's once of large
general once work and bookfsspins; per-
s peson CAL snd Ms..hews ssfsy to B
$sSS; BLISS sRoPERTiEs 11f, j. :,
t1s9'9lis'f apss Issf hs,fI . hoaI.: a." to m
WANTED-White cierk-typist; permanent
position; successful organization. Cal
saAzasNo ssaAsas ofi fsoffTsDe ffHF .Dgeintmsn
Christmas cards. 80 for 81: complete line
Christmas. everyday assortments. gift wrap
con COW, AVE AVE-. snstii sPnciAErY Il SHOP need. tn.
IrpoN ssryiess q eSmgstept sasslad.
UNUSUAL opportunity for young lady. 25
10 80, with pleasing personality, to assist
ing in home economies degree not nee }
or @ praetieal exper.; must be typist.. Phone
Mr. Mr. NOOK after l pm for appt. Me.
AGE 30-4o, single, capable Of taking phone
calls in real estate ONCE few hrs day:
also taking care of and live in nice home
2 adults, widower and son. This position
should appeal to person desiring home and
good references. Apply Box a3-D, star
SATURDAY sALEsPEoPLE-Earn extra
money on Saturday. Good salary commen-
surate with your experience and ability.
s oo1 pay y9q E APDy 4 once
tween and O. 10
Evening star., 1946-09-09
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
~ 70 lessons; dmpTovisins and transposing
1905 G st. NV. ME. 400 or RA. $500.
MODERN TRAINING In beauty culture. all
ffapesIs for at tIagnr ,aqs ey
PIANO TEACHER. formerly with Orlando,
Fla, Music Academy; student of Vienna
masters; 1s, instructs children and adults ME.
RUSSIAN LANGUAGE, by native teacher
OF Russia: private instr taught in your
BEATTY sHRf sIHh orHkAPoRs P ga SExDEpMoS.rp hS.
training IN, all subjects; day. night and
p pars1t,me T. classes; get eus free eatalosue:
'snss ave. MF s77s: aa0 estsb St. sfalaas 1879 1880
AUTO BODY and fender work, welding,
spray painting; metal work among giant
Practical spare-time home study and resi-
men men valuable help toward Aea good pay 'naad and
ss0' 6 5nSg PFs Fss sEss ds.sils
SRolh. WoGID SILK like TO HEAR from reliable "a
men who would like to train in spare time
air-conditiSning equipment. Should be
meehanieally inclined viii not interfere
with your present work, For information
hours. hours GT1LTTIEs fNsf.' Box M s51-c, s STAR.
SPANISH LESSONS, beginner only: indi-
yiSual ,dS % INSTRUCTION: You can speak Span
saNTRscM SANTRs, NE 5SSs -. g:
exesnins exsn classes by appointment only. WI
PIANO NsTRUCTIoN-Beginning and
ano,,i, advanced ,s students: children and adults
musical talent, MI 1892
Evening star., 1946-09-09
PERSONAL

NURSES AVAILABLE = The inter-raei.
Phone SHEPHERD sese, ask for Nj.
fsse pRHssaAxiNe sa KIN ''sasisr' nsS ALTERATIONS
ioessed sa aSeVs 0 Loews o. 's colSmbia b t' Thsss.r
salts e order; "A. Also Isst,lins LIZA GNolI :
NV. Room 20. Telephons exc executive isos
DIAMONDS: pawn tickets, silver and jsE-
Sion sFs esshsd eo s Esss g na ME- ssso
needleworker to piece quilts and do quilt
nk nsNsffEas wVEs saFR Bog sampso ssaT and
finserwave. soc. No appointments, Al
E9Sk dons by 1dvsnSed students
nDRAPERIEs. vALANcEs-we bring our
fabric samples to you yitholt charge.
APP1an!TnepDEi AAPEHUnT' epEic15RPHToRs q PhSos CO. ooso DA
SINGERS for chorus choir in Chevy Chase
now orsal1izing AMI for the season 9p
sLisH Il RA9ns N No wsaoSssDEalAsp saSs NURSERY susssGRis
shoEl neB cBenns Sept by sG
ssssaseor..sica Al. ss4s: Iy. 7sss: ~ y:
Doinsment. D0iTss Tau vfcToR oEoRdE oE Is early s'
HOSIERY repaired, special To-day service,
SERVICE, $50 18th St NV 2nd fir. 10
repaired by expert, frames,
clasps. relininss, zippers; O-dAy service;
ICE $40 18th st. NV. 2nd door 10
LADIES'! HAVE YOU q surplus mans suit?
We can tailor you suit out of 1t to At
your exact measurements. Bring 1t or any
alterations TO 307 Decatur st. NV. Apt.
3. Adams 04SS los
TYPNG, secretarial service, printing lay
outs. hourly or contract basis, including
Saturday. Sunday and evenings. CO. 5000.
Evening star., 1946-09-09
SITUATIONS woMEh tce,,., :,

CAPABLE BUSINESS WOMAN desires DO.
s,a9n sxeeI ,ss.rs a. res; mgr q lsrgs apt house
DREssNAKiSG. desisn' .' remod' mo- s'i .itsrs-
tons: eve. gowns q speciality. reas MISS
EEyA1os REKT loso dPrR.Tos 1TTRs Ar .aa,.s AD
nit wishes jos from 5 pm to II mid
aSD 6iT.passoSI siisF ss ,r.s.s4s Moaasy
prIp n EpuT M efacs as, or ours. Call MISS BAR
ExcELLINT HousEKEEpER. child car.
weekdsS OF s35 prtvate a room ssnnn ana bass ssss
70 Ps Box ses.'ss s.sr
GIRL: eolorsd. desires clerical position Of
nv. nv No No osos s0sf' experience 1910 st.
GiKL soIorsd' experienced want. ins i,sh.
csi hN Nc ee0iss t;s, ar private city REFERENCES
GIRL, eoiored. desires general ot,c. WORT.
cow Fl 'e psoo. pso,hnnd an sns
day. from s am TO 6 pm. ..
GIRL, colored. wishes work as maid In
Doctors ONCE or cook in small private
Iamiiyi pW seod no laundry references. Phone
elderly couple or, one in refined home.
noNE HEf Br RaSD Gs DseP espers ss5 eoorsa
woman in clean home references. AID.
NURSE. practical desires case in Jewish
home. Call MI s199. ii.
NURSE, coIored, advanced. practical wide
ssEsIn experience and best reference. available
8; 10, IS hr. duty: District and nearby
pnaTysapa pbags s1,.o only gao eall Sunday after
NURSE 'nsS eolored. ed practical desire. work 70
! }, hours nan, a day; no SUNDAYS; Cail bet.
utE SksE VIII pesss sss p.Iss.s, wsnss as sso
4 kMPioYaHzsT 1p snzsps s hom. bS.
ness experience expert typist. Union Isos. e.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. graduate return
Ing to school in fall desires position in
once Tus.a.g prsssasSis ssssssn q
6ns + SGIEsRyl nsS GIEsylos ssss xnt,
SR T MxNAGRER sRI Ri D.. 1854 sa,ld,ns eu-
yerienced; NV. preferably; more interested
II IN comfortable apt. than salary. Cali SH
RooMING HOUSE MANAGER, competent,
sax
sECRETARY-Executiye type; very rapid
E.s: 81 ssss e IT, r. sas
SECRETARY. executive asst, desires posi-.
lion recurring initiative and ability: {
best snsf
TABULATING OPERATOR. years expert.
Iute piifa{t concern preferable Phone
A1mlnlster 4b0S. 10"
TYPIsT--Experienced typist desires typins
to % IN her home. Call jackson l9s3-R
Mrs: JAMES. IL
WOMAN. eolored, desires lob as elevator
operator. FIR. 1888 13s
YOUNG WOMAN with creative and execu.
tive ability experienced In advertisins
f1eld, desires position in publicity. promo.
tion, public relations dept, of progressive
4sfsnas WF TN arRp RR1 4o RoiE ss5
steno, work, statistical tipping, dictophone
record: downtown. DI 3141 IA
write. edit news copyread. paste up. han
die cuts, guard your door? Four years ex-
perience as editorial assistant and public
relations; B. s. in Journalism D. c. or
nearby State; Box I29-E, Star. I2.
YOUNG REASONABLE LADY, yrs
charge N. Y. mfg.'s showroom, desires
tact work GE. 6977 after 800 pm
Evening star., 1946-09-09
SITUATIONS Men

ACCOUNTANT. expert, books started; kept
part time. audtts, statements. tax returns;
isS ec6GsTAS BOOKS F saa Started kept ,.ts
Va; reasonable rates. BOX sis-s. star
AccoUNTANT-systems installed. 300 books
sss1 Ssnt' rendered; re reasonable ' BOX $sasE.
ACCOUNTANT. veteran, former officer. ex-
Per; IN accounting and taxes. B. c. 8. and
NJ, N G; s; degrees, connection with CPA arm:
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept,
audited: tax reports, monthly service state
msnts; PROMPT, reas. sH. 1854. 15' =.
exp; public scctg.; veteran, age ss, desires
position nD Mn or a41 H sopsdes Is 1oo osr
ARTIST. desiring free-lance work, any
tnIne m 81 from 3 eartooning to engraving. Phone
fTnRnss So Tssk snSs Systems q
stalled, books kept full or part time, all
WIfs ana nnl masthly ps9
CIVIL Gif En- ENGIaFER saaduate age 81 for
mer Seabee oficer salary secondary Call
IA IA & 760z J , Or RA: 42l4 Ill
ing and mailing Dial oW $3.50. %
Man MAN, 50. wen educated. nice appearance.
es4mpaaalon; com aasr sTs now employed; references.
MAN. coiored' d.a1 With car and ref. wants
menf weTf OF any knd years at last employ
MAN, thoroughly experienced in wholesale
and retail liquor, business sales. can assist
%aS SaSsr WANTS az WoEk ssaf as carpenter To-
ppainter: experienced. Write Box 347-E,
MAN. young. "a, former Ambassadors sec
change; saamgc Rex ss7.E' star; To-.
b. c. resident: B. G. s. and M G. s. de-
grees interested in establishing as loan
sifn @ ssssas 'fR Refs sss
Ios SSSTsm yssns s01SFsd s Ss Sspts work by day
fxiNTERR. Roqa .DkcSRATos-oood S 1SSs work. r. re-
liable; interior, exterior. Call evenings.
PkAcTIci1NG PHYsIorHERApIsr invites ns
oneIs Tor position with institution or
sanitarium for winter months; will relate
as!a4s ae5n n si., further correspondence. Box
TAX FAX cso,SSssiuLrANr, recently resisneo ls
from the Bur Of Int. Rev. desires yearly
sultation and fiins Of quarterly and ANAL
returns; Box 174-E Star. s.
TEACHER. high school history and science,
prefer Ps Nd; or Va; expect good salary Box
VETERAN. young. ambitious. experienced
position of responsibility with chance for
advancement, Box 365-E. Star. 1Qs
VETERAN. FL, ordained minister, college
and theology education, desires position
as manager of apt. buildings or admins,
trative naturei experienced. in personnel
procedures, commercial and government,
nothing under $500 per month considered.
Box 34S-E, Star 10s
YOUNG MAN would like evenings employ,
ment, Gill PM, with or without car. Can
co. 3026 after pm.
YOUNG MAN, neat, sober. reliable, exp,
club and hotel. desires evening work. GE.
1888 after pm. Mr.. Smith: 10
Evening star., 1946-09-09
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

PIX OPER.-TYPISTS (exper), 1890;
typists, S2.oso; secretary, legal. $2.40O:
$50; graphotype opers. tno exper. req }.
81 ,440-$1 800; messengers, female (whitel
S1,320: librarian (econ. research). So, roo;
cashier, counter lmD. S2,0SO: engineer.
9Th cI.. So. 2.0s0. MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT
SLING MACHINE @ T. oPERATAokSsy,0 hT ia Sy01 5-day day
40-hour week: Apply employment once,
9th eth floor; WOODWARD g. LoTHRoP,
Fur OPERATORS AND CUTTERS. % App,,
employment office, 9th floor. WOODWARD
$500 mo- imam, Army
or Navy exper.. days week: radio drafts
man. 1928, mo-; engineering openings; doz-
ems OF openings. See Mr.. Byrd. PERSON
MEL SERVICE, 1911 G st, Ma 23lS
SECRETARY. S225 mo. imam, transpor-
tation oftlces; accountant. exper.. SIS wk,
estimator, comm. bldgs., S75-S1O0 wk
mimeograph operator. S160 mo-: addres-
sograph opr., 5-day wk. $40 wk.: material
buyer. construc. material, S100 wk.: need
100 new applicants daily for the better
9 openings IN aais Estab, as yrs. BoYD's, 1888
TYPisTS t4o>. $40 wk. twomen,. many
semi-Gov: openings; bookkeepers. full
charge $50 wk.; card punch operators,
$3.50 mo-; receptionist-monitor board opr
S35 wk.: clerk-typist, claim work $50
mo-; bookkeeper, 9-4, days, $3.50 mo
dozens of other openings daily. Welcome
Visit today. See Miss Evans or Miss Blank
SEstab. % yrs.) BOYD's. 1888 F. Ma
Evening star., 1946-09-09
SITUATIONS MEN and woMEN,

COUPLE, colored. engineers. seek employ
ment with apt; man has 5th-class license
and 7th-class for air-conditioning and re-
frigeration; wife has 5th-class license; ref
erence EX. 1905. Call from IL to 5
Sunday, IL to Monday %
COUPLE, responsible, settled, white care
takers, man can do minor maintenance
work Box 294-E. Star 1Os
COLORED COUPLE desires part-time jani-
tor job, with living quarters Call CO
1891 a.
Evening star., 1946-09-09
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

WOMAN, white, dependable, to clean apart
ment days per week, 9 to 1, or as de-
sired; neighborhood of 14th and Belmont
sts. NV. Box 1O1-E, star o.
GIRL, eolored. desires gh.w. and cooking
1--we in; 5la days wk.; prefer no children
or only one child, S25 wk. AID. S9O6 .
GIRL, colored, wishes daywork, q days a
week: Al reference. Call AT. 3454
WOMAN, colored, part-time cleaning or
cooking. Call DU.. 2172.
LADY, colored, wishes daywork; Tues and
Friday AT 6Q6S
Evening star., 1946-09-09
MOTOR TRAvEl.

LOS ANGELES daily; see the West; pyt
sed.; via st. Louis. Dallas. Salt Lake City:
share expenses; ref sxch. RE. $3.50. 12'
LEAVING FOR WEST COAST Wednesday,
MILES. evenings, 145O Girard NV.
WANTED or 2 passengers to Lincoln,
Ns5r, s.a... Leaving aTound Sept 18th; ref
OKLAHOMA CITY via Little Rock-Leav-
ing Sat, I4th, take or 8; refs. ex-
changed: HO. 9235 after pm
Evening star., 1946-09-09
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

BOOKKEEPER on PROOFREADER, thor.
oughly experienced. 15 years experience
available middle Of month. Box 23S-E
BBOOKKEEPER-TYPIsT wants part-time
experienced, capable taking full
charge, Phone CO. 1927. Ill
Evening star., 1946-09-09
hELp MEN and WOMEN Cont. !

fYPisT WANTED By iss. wholesale house,
S-dsy VIZ, vac. permanent position. Apply
ll2i fifth 1T nv. III
WOOL PAEAsEHs, earn $50 per week or
more. dry cleaning inspectors and dry
cleaning checkers, women; and dry cleaning
ard laundry markers and dry cleaning de-
livery room clerks. store MANAGERS and
assistant managerf, excellent opportunities.
permanent PALACE LAUNDRY, Dry Cisan-
Ing Corp, 9th and II sta. B.s, Ma 0iSl.
Evening star., 1946-09-09

msnen, mans sL position. Apply to Mr. BUEHLER,
""3T Rhooe Island ave, Mt. Rainier, Md.
CASHIER, general ofice work. typing; ex-
ceiient salary: modern air-conditioned re-
talI irI,yts segsiry v store; 5-day week. MARX
cAsHiER-cIERK" with tn snoRledse sI as of typ-
ms ior flower store; pleasant work. perma-
day to. Miss Blackstone. BLACKisToNE,
oMTck f fGE wRfrEssnso Il nm previous e.pes,. ms
oe trained to write sales checks. Perma-
pioymsnt ONCE, End md fioor' . HEcRF EFF en, e.
CLERICALS-openines in several depart.
ments. Permanent positions 5-day week
employment ONCE End floor, HEcHT co
S;a5RIcALs s;d5I 6,sass permanent positions in va
Bro, I't ath to ST sth no0r to E NV. LANsboHoH q
CLERK, knowledge of multigraph Apply
CLERK. general ofnce experience desira.
elssaasantt yoIking conditions. Apply WON
Clerk foR TRoNT s Desk, * exp np, in keep
ing accounts; references; S35 per wk, and
clerks in retail store to handle silver
nseessaFy i wiling to learn Pleasant
person. Apply in person, 710 18th st. NV
CLEhh. age 20 TO 30, high school grad.
Also some typing ability. Permanent DO.
sition. Advancement 5-day week Ere,
insurance and other benefits Call per.
sonnel dept, Hobart 2476. 10
CLERKS wanted to work in dry-cieanins
store; Best Of salary, good working cond
LUNA CLEANERS. 1905 14th st. AID
has ID
CLERK for general once work, 5-day, 40.
hour week. good working conditions. Coco
pay with advancement commensurate with
ability Write giving full details as to
age, education. experience and references
Box 340-B. Star -
CLERK-Work in drugstore, 3 evenings
week, g to IL; 81 per evening and sup
per; no Sundays: sales experience neces-
sary. Upton * MYERS, l4o0 14th st
nw. Ill
Evening star., 1946-09-09
STENOGRAPHER.

position, 5-day wee
ofnce, 4th floor. I
7th. Sth and e SITS.
STENOGRAPHER 1
ONCE, general office
pay. pleasant work
surance experience
necessary. ma. 2
Evening star., 1946-09-09

RE eaEsABHakE sSih w poT6aAc 5E5s St TEfE hE
GfRGss hSss white. IH between ages IS and So. for
f0od not ss Psid
Working Condition, ~ Apply in person,
GaRrAE shssda AVE- FRsdo srsSssds So Md NC 1850 Be-
GIRLS l2), colored, must be first-class
shirt unit machine operators, S35 week and
sD fof s's esrea ah s aorP Must e. good
at figures 5,day week; vac; permanent
AePy h121 .se, sfn st work Navy
Shin ship's vs seryies ass Store; 6-day week. Or
sl GIRLS CD. to travel Q; 8; for newspaper; per;
Rm Essns sds APR PRso Sew
9Ek sVs e. ns soiofsd ss e sxperienced for soda
fountain xorS; SUNDAY included. Apply
G1Rf RfrsHo To TASE GS i'm II It repairs and
position to right party. R. HARRIS a
e. edd9 ddol o,E.. Z ST. NV. See Mr.. oerset'
GOVERNMENT CO i1Sis GIRLS. salesladies wanted
ior sI,,v sstIr6ay nao, only excellent salaries.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, white, to keep chill
dren after school; live in or out Elk.
HOSIERY REPAIR GIRL, excellent op-
portunity r for good operator Apply 71s 71dss
ALuB sl.. alex, va. flOue ALEX. SoSo ~"
HOSTESS for exclusive tearoom in nearby
Va: living quarters available IL desired.
THE LITTLE TEA HOUSE, 1901 8. Ar
Ington Ridge rd.. Arlington. Va. jackson
HOSTESS, white: must be exper Apply
dl2n Conn; ave. bet. IL and pm. --9
HoUSEKEEPER, white. II you're respons-
lnIe ana settled and would like to run a
modest new home IN nearby Md, for a
working couple with school-age daughter
and have an excellent permanent home
as well please write Box 245-D, Star 10
H0UsEMAIDs, experienced; pleasant work
| furnished. OIL. $500 -12
INTERIOR DECoRAToRs-Apply employ
meni once 9TH floor, WOODWARD q
LOTHROP, $50 to daily IA
ITALIAN with good education and instruc-
tion 10 teach own language; must be
native BERLITZ. 83e 18th st. NV. is
ikINDERGARTEN TEACHER for long
established WASHINGTON school; musical
preferred. P; o. Box 1929. D. c,
LADY TO assist, to 8 pm, with young
Shiidren In private school. p. o. Box
LADY. young. white-Laundry has an ex-
cellent open for young lady, high school
education: GOOD starting salary, ample op-
portunity for advancement Apply in own
handwriting not later than Sept. 16. Box
LADY for alteration work, In dry clean
| ing store. MAcOMB CLEANERS a DYERE,
I 37Il Macomb 81, NV. WO, 1904. -o
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1hanksgiving-an American holi-
day-as American as apple pie s.
late shoppers looking over the turkey
market for choice birds =. cranber-
ries reported scarce-and sugar more
so -. however turkeys are more
plentiful than when the old Pilgrim
fathers shouldered whatever they
used for Winchesters and started out
on Americas first hunting season
=. fact is one local retailer is report
ed to have given away two dressed
turkeys recently because there was
no demand for them :. we're tired
of turkey-now we want ham :. 5. and
all of this when the rest of the world
is thankful for crust of bread-bet-
ter be thankful you're living in a
land like this-surprising how much
there is to be thankful for despite
brownouts, and a none too good phea-
SAINT season-and we're not forgetting
a personal word of thanks to one of
our good friends who remembered US
with fine pheasant the other day
-. and Bluffton taking the coal sit
uation in its stride-retail show win
dow lighting curtailed and the towns
biggest illuminated sign-the neon
job at the Carma theatre is dark :.
Cleveland-St. Louis flyer cancelled on
the Nickel Plate and the postoffice