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Evening star., 1932-10-07

thing to you, now or ever. I'm earning
S85 a week, not a cent more. l don't
know how long 1t will be before can
earn more. I might lose my job to-
morrow, and if I do it will be worse. 1
can't save money, because I've got to
spend so much. I can't do-anythlng.
He stopped suddenly, and there was
long silence between them.
Il wish-I wish I could help" she
said, at last.
You can't, Judy. Nobody can. If
can make lot more money IN hurry
I'll be able to set up some kind OF fund.
You know, to insure them of care. Be
cause I've got to do it. And then may
be"
Maybe. The word you say when you
know there is no chance, when you
know fate will not arrange way out.
Maybe!
The band started again.
Judy, shall we dance?"
Eyes, Dick" she said, wanting to cry,
wanting to run away.
They danced. Once. and again, and
again. And Dick paid the check, and
they went out Of the place. A taxicab
moved up.
mo, Dick" Judy said quickly. Lets
walk. I like to walk. I want to look
Ill LIE WlIluUWS, you kIlOW. 1O SEE WIldI
I'm going to buy, maybe, some day, a
long time from now"
And then she wished she had not said
anything else. For Judy could see
clearly. She could see. now, that Dick
hidn't want her to save money for him.
Somehow, in a queer twisted way, a
woman never can quite understand, he
felt added shame because he had let
her see that every taxicab fare meant
less for him, less for the people who
depended on him. She should have
gone without a word, she should have
arranged things after that so that there
was no need for taxicabs. Now, doing
what she could, she talked briskly,
eagerly, about fur coats in one window:
about jewelry in another. A small
brown hat with a tiny feather, a hat
that would sit perkily over one eye and
one ear only. Nice" Judy said.
Yes, very NICE" Dick agreed, absent
ly. Then. Judy. I've got to get back.
Got another show on. Mustn't take a
chance on showing up late, you know
Evening star., 1932-10-07
INSPECTION SOUGHT
OF MAINE BALLOT
Martin, Defeated for Governor, to
File Contest if Evidence
Justifies.

BY the Associated Press.
AUGUSTA, Me, October 7.-Bur-
leigh Martin of this city, Republican
gubernatorial candidate, who was de-
feated on the face Of returns in the
September IL election by Louis j.
Brann, Democrat, has announced he
will request an inspection Of bal
lots, with the purpose OF later asking
for a recount, If investigation warrants. j"
A tabulation Of the vote for Governor,
made by the secretary of State for sub
mission to the next Legislature, showed
Brann received 120,353 votes. Martin
10000.
The Governor and council on Sep
tember % tabulated the State vote and
issued declarations Of election bearing
the phrase appear to be elected" The
deviation from the accepted form of
ARE elected" was explained in state
ment by the chief executive and council
as being "in accordance with the facts 4"
Majorities of the Democratic candi-
date for Governor and the Democratic
candidates for United States Repre-
sentatives in the second and third dis
tricts were cut considerably in the Off
cial tabulation from figures assembled
unofficially on election day.
Martins announcement contained no
allegations Of misconduct or fraudulent
voting.
Evening star., 1932-10-07

happy. Money that kept Judy Allison
from hearing what she had every right
to hear from him, what she wanted to
hear. Money that means success to
her father and loneliness to her.
Money! And nothing to be done. Moth
ing to be done. The words were
rhythmic, she walked In tune to the
slow words. Nothing to be done, Judy.
Nothing to be done"
The clock hands moved slowly, ever
so slowly. Four minutes to CO. Three
minutes and half. Three minutes.
Two
Judy's hands were cold and stiff, her
throat frightened. She could never say
a word. Not single word. Shed never
be able to stand up for Is long min.
utes. She was sure the clock would
never pass that last minute. minute
to go. Half a minute. few terrible
long seconds.
Suddenly, overhead, a small red light
flashed. Panic grabbed her. The CLOCK
hand pointed at exactly 10:45. She was
on the air!
.Judy Allison Of Hiawatha was on the
air. to talk to women all over the coun-
trv. women she'd never seen, women
who might sit down as soon as sne mn
ished and write letters saying, we
don't want to hear that voice again
Please put somebody In her place ;
women who might send kilograms say,
ing, you're Just fine. Keep up tne gooo
work" Women everywhere, IN their
kitchens. or upstairs making slle
beds. or in the living rooms sewing.
Women
Straight ahead of her she saw DICK
Mason. She could not hear Wnat ne
was saving into his microphone, put sne
knew it was the opening announcement
The words on her copy Of the annouce-
ment danced before her eyes, new
feature of interest to all intelligent
women-something for every listener-a
new idea every day" She knew the
words She knew that in a moment
Dicks hand would swing out from his
side, then down, and that at that mo-
ment she must begin to talk. But 1t was
SO long. His arm would never move.
Suddenly it did His arm gave the
signal She knew she must begin. she
caught her breath. She stared desper-
ately at the script on the table before
her. Then, strangely, it was done. How
the IL minutes Of her talk had passed
Judy Allison would never know. But
she was realizing, out of fog, that she
had read the last word OF her script,
and that Dick was speaking into the
microphone again. that the red light
blinked, that the operator inside the
booth signaled something with excited
hands, that it was II o'clock sharp, that
the light had gone out. That the first
days show was over and done.
Now she tiptoed across the studio,
terrified for fear she might make noise,
still not realizing that the studio was
off the air, that in another thousand
miles away another program had been
picked up without moment lost.
Dick smiled.
Walk quietly to the nearest exit" he
quoted. Then, 20. K, Judy"
20. K.?"
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Eyes. See the operator signanng7
What he meant to say was that your
voice held up. Didn't need any machine
doctoring at all. It's over. Judy. You're
over the first hill"
! IT am. 7 really ami"
Judy wanted to dance. But one
doesn't dance In q radio studio. She
wanted to sing. But one doesn't sing
without being asked. So, sedately
enough, she followed Dick to the corri-
dor.
II didn't know you were going to an
nounce the program, Dick" she said.
He chuckled. Neither did any one
else They had one Of the new men
scheduled. But talked him out of 1t. !"
Nice Nice of Dick, knowing how
| frightened she'd be, to insist on being
there with her, giving her confidence.
Except that-all at once she remembered
what Elton Day had hinted. And now
Dick was working on the same show. II
people talked about bad addition, II
| it was hinted or whispered that Dick
Mason had stolen the job for her, then
his insistence on announcing her would
be point against him, a new cause for
suspicion. OH
Dick"
"Yes, Judy"
Dick, you shouldn't be working on
my program"
"It's not that. Well, it's not your kind
Of program. You're too good for a
little program like this"
"Too good?" He laughed at her TOO
good. you said? Well, maybe you're
right. My public" He laughed at
himself. Don't be silly, Judy. No an
nouncer is too good for any program,
even If most Of them think they are. And
the more work I do the better for me.
The more I learn. The more people
hear Richard Mason signing of. You
see?"
IT know, Dick But"
He stared at her, puzzled, more than
little hurt. And it was right that he
should be hurt, Judy knew. He had
got the job for her. he wanted to be near
her as much as he could, he wanted to
go on helping her by being there during
each program.
But she remembered what Elton Day
had threatened. Dick mustn't take
chances Knowing what he had told
her about the people who depended on
him. knowing that anything that men
aced his job menaced his happiness, she
couldn't let him take any risk. She
decided on another course.
Dick, it sounds silly, Of course. But
I'm so anxious to-well, to stand on my
own feet"
His eyes darkened She could tell he
was saying: Yes, see. You think you
can get along without me. So you don't
want me around any more. You don't
want to feel under any more obligation.
Something like that"
1t wasn't true and she wanted to tell
him it wasn't. But it would be better
for Dick to feel that way, she thought,
than to know the truth. To know Elton
Day had got the job for her through
trick that could only affect Dick Ma
Evening star., 1932-10-07
BORROWINGS OF u, S.
TO PASS 8 BILLION
Treasury Announces Sale of Four
and-0ne-Half-Yea Notes to
Total $45O,OOO
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
New financing operations, putting
Government borrowings for the fiscal
year past the S3,000,000, 900 mark are
planned by the Treasury
Acting Secretary Ballantyne an
nounced that $450,000,000 Of per cent
4l2-year Treasury notes will be sold IS
The money will go for retiring 1888 492,-
600 Of maturing Treasury certificates
and meeting $155 100000 In interest on
the public debt.
This transaction will make a total of
$3,228, ,570,362 in Government borrow
ingS since July Is and of 81 ,987 100000
in outstanding securities retired during
that period.
In August the Government sold S710,-
100000 in Treasury notes and on Sep
tember IS sold total of S1,286, 900, 900
in Treasury notes and certificates to
meet the Fall financing needs of the
Treasury.
The sale of the securities was ex-
planned as having been made necessary
by the continued small amount of in
come derived from taxes. Though the
billion dollar tax bill is beginning to
bring an increase in Government collec-
tions, the deficit on October 3 amounted
to S404,710,415, with little prospect of
being cut down materially until later in
the year at least.
Evening star., 1932-10-07
Szz7zoK LOVE kzz2zEE Z 60

And my public needs me-" He essayed
q laugh that was not at all amused.
IT know, Dick. Well, I want to go
over and see Elsie. I told her I'd let
her know how came out. I'll see you
at dinner?"
I'm afraid not, Judy. I've got to
see some people. Downtown. Tomor-
row morning, maybe?" he said. Eager
to be away. Eager to be free Of the
embarrassment he could not help.
"Yes, Dick" she said, softly. I'll
look for you soon as the program Is
over"
"Then-" He laughed awkwardly.
"Then I'd better be going. Good-by,
Judy"
"Good-by, Dick. And-you know
how grateful I am, Dick. For every
Evening star., 1932-10-07
CITIZENSHIP DENIED
VERA CRUZ PRIESTS
Governor Orders Confisca-
ton of All Church
Property.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, October 7.-Catholic
priests in the state Of Vera Cruz were
deprived of their citizenship today by
decree Of the State Legislature and all
church property was ordered conflscated
by the governor for other purposes.
The action was taken at special
session of the Legislature last night.
The decree declaring the priests no
longer citizens leaves them liable to
expulsion from the country under pro-
visions of the federal constitution.
Similar Action Sought.
At the same time the Legislature in
dicated its desire to encourage similar
action in the other States, by voting to
call the attention of its action to the
other Legislatures and to the Federal
Congress.
The procedure, an aftermath Of the
expulsion from Mexico this week of
Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores,
Papal Delegate. was accompanied by
decision on the part of senators and
members of the Federal Congress who
belong to the National Revolutionary
party. to investigate the status of Arch
bishop Pascal Diaz of Mexico City to
determine whether he is performing re-
ligious functions and whether he is en-
titled to do so by being registered under
the ecclesiastical laws.
Enforcement Watched.
The party caucus also decided to
Investigate whether the federal district
law limiting the number of churches
and priests in Mexico City to 26 is being
enforced.
Declaring all priests have lost their
citizenship, the new Vera Cruz law pro-
vides that because of this they are
subject to the application Of article SO
Of the federal constitution, which en-
powers the Presidnet to expel foreign
erS from the country
1t also directs the governor to begin
Immediately to disposseSs the clergy of
all churches and other religious prop
erty they have been using and to con-
vert it into social and educational CEN
ters, or put it to other public or social
uses.
Severest Restriction.
Vera Cruz last Summer limited the
number of priests in the State to for
each 100000 people, the strictest imi-
tation effective in any state in the
country. Most Of the priests left the
state when the law went into effect.
Members of the Mexican Methodist
Church called on President Rodriguez,
assuring him it was their desire to COM
ply with the provisions of the coun-
try's religious laws The Mexican
branch of the Methodist Church was
made autonomous more than year ago
by the mother churches in the United
States.
Evening star., 1932-10-07

son If it were discovered. She must let
him think that she really wanted to be
let alone. Nothing else would do.
(To be continued
Evening star., 1932-10-07
Quick Dissolping Property of BAYER ASPIRIN
Starts Relief 8 or Minutes After Taking

Think of headache going in three
or four minutes. The pains of
neuralgia, neuritis or rheumatism
being eased. often, in that little
space of time!
Due to important, scientific de-
velopments in the famous Bayer
Aspirin laboratories, millions of
people are enjoying this almost un-
believably quick relief from pain.
That is because Bayer Aspirin
dissolves almost instantly in the
stomach. And thus almost IN
STANTLY starts to ease pain. The
average headache, for instance.
eases in as little as four or five
minutes. Think of what a time
Evening star., 1932-10-07

thing. And" Say Don't worry!"
and Things will be all right: wait and
see if they're not!" No. Say moth
ing, Judy Allison. Just "Good-by,
Dick" and if your heart says dear, "
don't say it out loud. Don't.
"Good-by, Judy" he said again.
Then, very quickly, he was gone. She
could see him hurrying through the
crowds along Randolph street, taller
than most Of them, broad-shouldered,
yet marked by the weight she knew he
had been carrying all the time.
A man says, Il love you. Judy ALI
son." and his eyes and his voice and the
strained eagerness on his face tell you
it is true And in 20 minutes the same
man says. quickly, "Good-by." Just
"Good-by." And is gone.
Before her in the window was a price
tag on a coat. Somehow, the price tag
seemed to glow in bright letters. Money!
Money that kept Dick Mason from be-
ing young, that kept him from being
Evening star., 1932-10-07

In this of screaming prices the tire which outseHs other
which bracket of Good
its price te-not its low
re-but world famed hghquaity standard
AHWeater In this In for the
goodness above price and be
know surestv
Evening star., 1932-10-07
NAVY LETS CONTRACTS
Awards on Public Works Program
Total S93, ,356.

The Navy Department announced
yesterday that the Bureau of Yards and
Docks has awarded contracts totaling
$93.356 for public works program.
This includes repairs to turbines at
the New York Navy Yard; service road
and garage aprons at the Naval Oper-
ating Base, Norfolk. Va; Improvement
of the Naval Destroyer Base, San
Diego, Calf; railroad tracks at the
Naval Air Station, Sunnyvale, Calf, for
which S63,375 will be spent, and i'm
provement of magazines at the Naval
Ammunition Depot, bingham, Mass.
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saver this is to busy people.

saver this is to busy people.
Remember it is Genuine BAYER
Aspirin which provides this unique
property. So see that you get the
real article when you buy. See that
these three words Genuine Bayer
Aspirin" are on any box or bottle
of aspirin that you buy. And that
the name "Bayer" is stamped in
the form of a cross on any tablet
that you take.
Remember that when you buy.
And remember, too. that Genuine
Bayer Aspirin cannot harm the
heart. Take care you get the
genuine.
Evening star., 1932-10-07
CAPPER SAYS HOOVER
ENCOURAGES FARMERS
Kansas Senator Declares President
Reassured Owners They Will
Hold Their Land.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TOPEKA, Kans., October 7@Sen-
ator Arthur Capper, Republican, Of
Kansas, said in a speech here he be-
lieved the II points on agricultural re-
lief and recovery outlined by Presi-
dent Hoover in his Des Moines address
would encourage farmers of the West
with the belief that by patient hold
ing on they will come through and
save their lands"
This has become the real dire issue
on the farm" he added. Can they
survive? Mr.. Hoover has given them
positive assurance on this vital matter 4"
Evening star., 1932-10-07
CHAPTER 10.

~ ICK turned a tortured face to
| Judy. "I've three people to
/ support" he said. Three peo-
~ pie who feel that it's my duty
to support them from now on.
And I've got to. don't want to, they've
done nothing for me in my life, but
they're my family. My grandmother
went to the hospital yesterday. No
telling how long she'll be there. And
I've got to pay all the bills. Got to. And
her daughter, my mothers sister, not
able to support herself. Too old, Judy
And her son. my cousin. I'm paying
his way through school. They're my
lob. can't have any other. Not now,
or tomorrow, or-not ever, maybe. You
see? You see, Judy? I can't say any
Evening star., 1932-05-15

CLERICAL MAN. age a., wishes part-time
position evenings after s pm; can start
May goth. Address Box e8A. Star office.
COLLEGE GRADUATE with two years of
law school desires work in patent attorney S
once, searcher or similar position; start et
low salary. Address Box 369-A, Star once.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

TWO SETTLED LADIES WILL GIVE CON-
scentious guardianship Of modern elevator
apartment. location not far from Mt. Pleas
ant or l4th ST. extended cars, for use until
| October. covering light, gas and small IN
cidentals. References. owners LEAVING
! town please give details. Address Box
Evening star., 1932-05-15

YOUNG MAN who has always made good
by diht of merit and not circumstances
wants to become associated with a going
concern who wishes to increase or improve
their sales or organization; Will invest. buy
outright or consider a partnership of ability;
colege education: can rive excellent refer
ence Address Pox 426-A Star office l6s
Evening star., 1932-05-15

EUNYANS AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU.
CAPS TO ALL POINTS DAILY.
RCON 996. E3l 18th ST. NV. MET. 294.
TEA. .EETeS- California June IS; return Sep
Il mo /: sedan; eXperie 1cc1 driver. Special
party rStac. Evenings 1919 5th st. NV q
Evening star., 1932-05-15

1C-room boarding house: good furniture;
large income; good buy. $4,000; terms.
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and nicely equipped; doing nice business
Worth investigating. Win sell hall interest
or whole, $500 cash. Do not answer uri-
less you mean business. Trained help viii
stay with new owner. Address Box 25e-A,
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10 rooms. 2 baths; 10th near Mass ave;
good income; $3.50; cash, $500.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

STENOG. .-BOORKEEPER years expert
ence as secretary; college education; use
mimeograph, multgraph. willing to travel
with lady abroad; temporary or permanent.
Potomac 5132 To-
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sos 10th St NV Nat. 47s7. !.

ROOMING and boarding; II rooms haths
a. Dupont Circle: n de. luxe home: heautt-
iully furnished end fully equipped: attrec-
Open Sunday.
ASK FOR MR. ELLIS.
goa f0th St NV Nat 47s7
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HELP-WOMEN.
lCanfinuAd
7 ADTESl '

3 high-srade, refined ladies are 70 be
washington Arm No sales work. Expert
ence unnecessary Fine possibilities fof ac-
cepted applicants Apply to
MRS BLANkE.
l407 N Y Ave, NV.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

LADIES. employed preferred. spare time. for
contact work A limited number of posi-
tions are open for part-time employment;
pleasant. dignified work under pleasant sur
roundings. You can earn 500 or more
monthly Call So pm, SIT Metropolitan
Bank Building
Evening star., 1932-05-15

LADIES, IS TO 40 yrs. OF age. for unusually
pleasant work; sales experience helpful
We train you to be a cosmetician without
cost to you. Opportunity for rapid advance
ment. May work locally: or travel with
guaranteed salary and transportation. In
terviewed by appointment only. Phone Mr..
Eaby, Hotel Hamilton. between $3.50 am.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
sITUATIONS-DoMESTIC.


COLORED WOMAN wants days work or
work of any kind. Phone Potomac 29s8
COLORED WOMAN wants position, cook.
experienced. can 90 away. Call after z
O'Clock; city reference. 1904 Vermont ave,
CoLoRED LADY desires work as general
houssworker maid or waitress. Phone Dec.
3947.
CoLoRED GIRL, neat, wants Job as cook,
general houseworker or part time; good
reference Phone North 1855
CoLoRED COOK and general work; FIRST
class reference. Col. 5466.
nursing, mothers helper. general housework
or waitress: City references. 1882 st. NV.
Decatur 1885.
COOK. excellent. eolored; neat. experienced:
good cll-around housekeeper; mother S helper
or part-time; reference. Potomac ll85.
COOK. frst-class. from Boston School of
Cookery; highest references sleep in. North
23l4.
COOK. reliable, experienced colored woman:
reference; ring after O'Clock, Lin. 5534-J.
COOK. general housework; with city refer
ence. l2@3 9th 81. NV.
COOK. laundress. oomcstic work. general
wcrk day work. l6 IS l0.h ST.. NV. l6'
COOK. coloreu, neat experienced. public.
private; good waitress, mothers helper
wants full. part time. days; ref. Dec. $3.50
COUNTRY BOY wants any kind of work
/ fober. Phone Pot. 3899-W 1907 18th st. NV.
washed; dried in sunny yard; discount on
wash. Decatur 522l.
GENERAL MAID, colored. neat; splendid
cook waitress. good all-around worker; can
go away: best reference. Pot. llsS.
GENERAL MAID. waitress, colored, neat,
laundress; week. day. part time; ref. Dec.
s7os.
GENERAL HoUsEwORK. days or part
time; neat eolored woman. LINCOLN 7o6o-J.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

COOK and general houseworker: good: ref
ences. Call between IL and l. 37l8 warren
HQUSEKEEPER, white, for small family;
salary S25; good references; don't phone.
1920 Northampton st. D. c. ---
LADY. giving up house. would like TO place
excellent cook, general houseworker. Colum-
bia 1851
NURSEMAID and light houseworker; Ger
man preferred: must be experienced, able
to furnish references; one preterring sooo
home to large salary. Emerson 5536.
WHITE GIRL to assist in housework ana
to drive car. Call at 434 Park rd. NV.
WOMAN. settled, white to help with gen.
eral housework in small family. 424o WIS
consin ave.
WOMAN. settled. white colored. VINO
wants home and is capable Of taking care OF
two children and do general houseworK' 30
week. Lincoln 2642. 1882 Ives pl. sc.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
DEMONSTRATORS

lie MIN = MA OKo
To sell the new easy electric
IRONING MACHINE
At the new low price of s69 So Down pay
Rent. s2 50. balance in is months; An ,,op
bortunity to earn $40 to $40 weekly calling
on your friends and neighbors. Apply em-
ploynient office. 4th floor. Lansburgh's De-
partm mt Store. |
WE ARE OFFERING an un-
usual opportunity for one or two
women to become connected
with our sales force on home
ironing equipment. The work is
pleasant and dignified and af-
fords good pay to the one select
ed; will consider part-time basis /;
thorough training and help will
be given those selected. Apply
in person to Mrs. Topham. Ma
tional Electrical Supply Co.,
1880 New York ave. NV, imme-
diately. -
Evening star., 1932-05-15
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personal
| is cents per line additional to the
| regular line rate.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
SITUATIONS--yYOMEN.

SITUAIlONS-NOM
BOOKEEEPER, general Office work: 10 years
experience; salary reasonable would con-
slider part time. Address Box 383-A, Star
once Is
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, double entry.
all branches: accurate and reliable; best
references Address Box 479-A, Star ONCE.
i6'
BOOKKEEPER-STENO years
experience. club utility. store, senersl; cap
able. ef6cient worker; excellent references.
Nat. 1881, Apt. sos.
BOOKKEEPER-sTENO thorough
ly experienced, capable, college education;
studied law record for work; s25 week.
Nat 0700. Apt. 50e
COIORED GIRL wishes work IN once
Know how 10 use typewriter. Phone Decatur
SOFA.