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PACKARD 1885 five-passenger sedan
1"0: double windshield wiper and sun
visorS upholstery protected with slip
covers since new bult-in luggage space
and spare tire concealed. Low mileage
| new-car condition Ss95 90. Warfied
5000
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PONTIAC 1885 S-cylinder black 4-door
sedan with trunk; used in Chevy Chase
500 miles; discount $500 TO $3.50. 1921
Conn. Cleveland 1888.
PONTIAC 1884 "s" 4-door sedan mech
and appearance excellent; low mileage;
1910; or finance plan. See Mr.. Barnes.
l129 14th St. NV. Decatur 1890:
PONTIAC 1884 sport coupe: orlsinal IN
ish OF sage green; spotless upholstery; ex-
Phone North 3049.
PONTIAC 1884 8; mileage. Is. 900; fine
condition; Z o. door sedan; By owner; $3.50.
PONTIAC 1929 sedan. 500: So down. 50
week. Capitol Motors Used Car Lot. c.
Dick English. pres. 18th and Penna. ave.
ROcKNE 1882 sedan. manufactured by
Studebaker; privately owned and carefully
driven: exceptionally clean ana sound
throushout. splendid free wheeling motor
all good rubber; S245: small down pay
ment and easy terms. Triangle Ford Deal
ers, 4th and Fla. ave. ne. National 39S5.
Open evenings.
STUDEBAKER 1884 Dictator sedan new
tires. clean. perfect every way. Only S425i
terms. 1910 14th st. NV. 12'
STUDEBAKER de luxe royal brousham:
.ust like new; orisinal owner must .sacri-
nee: only S375. 90: terms; only small pay
ment needed. Nolan. I'LL 18th st. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1881 custom straight -eight
sedan; this car in best Of condition and
will be sacrificed at S115 cash or terms.
See Mr.. Posner. I'LL 18th st. NV.
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LAFAYETTE Lac Y. TT coupe> 1895 lust few
equipped with radio and hot-water heater
this is one OF the most spectacular per
forming cars made; original cost $500:
our price, 1913; liberal allowance on your
old car; lowest finance rates guaranteed.
Norris. Inc. 20lS lith st. NV. North
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PACKARD 1885. model 120 sedan. with
built-h trunk Driven very little and not
to be DISTINGUISHED from brand new Black
finish. Butler bonded S94a. Lee d. But
ler Inc. LIS Conn ave. District 121S
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FORD 1885 sport phaeton. Here's car
that is clean as pin from bumper to
bumper and looks and runs as good as the
day 1t came out of the new-car show room
Driven less than 5000 miles. Very special
at $545 Superior Motors. 1920 18th st.
NV. Decatur 1900
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LINCOLN Viz. seven-passenger de luxe
sedan. 1892. Finished in Jet black white
side-Wall tires. six wire wheels beautiful
whlpcord upholstery. perfect motor and
large luggage carrier. This car cost new
over $4,000 and We are offering II al an
exceptional price OF only SS95 Norris.
Inc. lois l4th ST. North 3949.
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PACKARD 5-passenger 6-cylinder sedan;
actually driven 10000 miles tone years
usage): cost $3.50: bargain S"35. is
BRYANT st ne Potomac O310-M
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PACKARD 1892 de luxe club sedan. here
is a beautiful motor car that without
transportation; il has the original finish
of dark blue. six white side-wall tires.
large trunk and extra luggage carrier and
priced at only S545. Norris Inc. 20lS
l4th st NV Phone North 3949.
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HUPMOBILE 1892 sedan in black. Side
chonical order; attractive broadcloth in
terror ,unsoiled: all good rubber Butler
bonded. Lee D. Butler. Inc. 113S Conn.
ave. District lolS
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SALE--AUTOMOBILES.

sss ss S. isssss a:sa.s so4a a
per s..e aaa csSS Motor. Motor s d soSn gar
Lot Ptsk sk.s Enslish s pres pres 18th and Penna.
PLYMOUTH 1895 De luxe 4-dr. trunk
sg hsTes an dlssn Sns n es s
saaippsd with custom; built phlIeo radio,
tail lamps. large trunk; orisinai 2nish Ike ike
new; guaranteed perfect; seye Sl75: low
ss f.h So b%Snn' s5
pLYMouTH late 1898 Dc luxe sport coupe:
mos with ,mooah f@moe seat
tire cover; in nrst-ciass condition through
Beacon Motors. isss i4th. pecatur' 5s5s:
p!as 5uy IN sss S &c moa: oas pysouP sR
Vices. @ NOW low miiesRs: Iss only one formeP ameG
safety glass. floating power; this car is IN
perfect condition throuehout and priced
only SsS saesn car IN trade nd ony
st. Decatur 1888.
PLYMOUTH 1881 sedan. 4-cylinder; clean.
perfect. economical. best transportation In
town: sood tires; H any demonstration; S135,
PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe sedan: beautiful
gun-metal finish, Thoroughly reconditioned
motor. famous Plymouth all-steel body and
sfa9ns sas s@oo Motor SF'es' ce ne e'is ss4
st. NV. West 1850.
PLYMOUTH de luxe 2-door, like new
low milease: must sacrifice. $500. 1850
ST. ne.
PONTIAC 1888 eight de luxe sport 4-door
sedan: equipped with factory-built-in radio
Priven 1orN 20 only "a few few thousand miles and
value at S695. SUPERIOR MOTORS, 1870
14th st. NV. Decatur 1900.
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SALE--AUTOMOBILEs.


TERRAPLANE '35 de luxe TOURING coach
WIN trunk; ike new: driven 5000 miles:
guaranteed; S525; so finance plan See
MT Barnes. 1873 18th st. NV. Dec 1880.
TERRAPLANE 1894 5-passeneer couns.
HIislnal eoloen brown finish perfect. spot
iess cloth upholstery. all good tires. mere
s car that has had good care and Ger.
fanny represents real value at S3D5. r {,
IA guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co 1%@.i
IND ST. NV. Natl. 5000. Open Sun. and
TERRAPLANE 1882 sport coupe: rnechah-
lcally and appearance excellent; Son.1.
terms. See Mr.. Barnes 1920 I4th 81. NV.
TERRAPLANE 1888 "s" coach Your in
spection win convince you OF The oririrsI
owners nne care. Deep maroon hnish Is
perfect; clean as a pin inside practicaIiv
new General cord tires. motor smooth and
quiet. S365. Pohanka Service i3S o0tE.
st. NV. District 9l4I.
WILLYs 1890 6-cyl sedan. excellent cont
Apt. 5O2. -''" ""'
1885 touring sedan. sl55 down s32
month; 1885 coupe. radio equipped $95
down. SIS month; 1884 de luxe sedan,
radio equipped. S95 down $50 month.
Jack Pry. 5033 Conn. ave. Branch
TRAILER-Will sell my beautiful Curtis
type streamlined REQ car, fully equipped.
for only 1915; cost over So 900. This
trailer is also equipped with the latest
Webster posi3ite sound system SYST for advertising or
psee waited ssl a. an wssSinsson
Tourist Camp. Bob Mac
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FORD 1882 -" coupe: rumble seat good
tires and paint. safety glass, excellent
motor. Bargain. SI;5, Rear 1923 10th
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PACKARD de luxe little IS" sedan. custom
Mr. Roper Dist. 4l00. Must be seen be-
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OLDSMOBILE 1881 5-passeneer sedan: ex-
cellent dark green paint cream wire
wheels, spotless upholstery. flne quiet mo-
tor this car is real value st Sl95: G G;
22nd st. NV. Natl. 5000. Open Sun. and
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paint excellent tires spotless upholstery.
splendid motor: this car has low mileage
and is a fine. clean automobile inspect it
and compare our price S445: c. C. c.
guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co, 1912 2@nd
st. NV. Natl 5000 Open Sun. and ewes.
FORD 1929 Fordor. fair condition. $50
Mr.. Shelhorse Phone Adams 1850
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FORD 1885 de luxe convertible coupe:
smart black finish with green wheels and
stripe. Here's a car that gives you abso-
Lutte new-car appearance and performance.
yet costs you only S545. Superior Motors,
1920 14th W Phone Decatur 13uO
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| LA SALE sedan. wire wheels, new slip
| covers. original paint. private owner: only
| NI6n. 29.3 Cathedral ave Col h.i11
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PONTIAC 1885 eight de luxe sport 4-door
Driven only a few thousand miles and
looks looks, snd asn runs like new; a whale Of .
14th St NV. Decatur 1900
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. wire, wheels, sport light. trunk. etc
original owner must sell: S1S5.O terms
/ or trade. Mr.. Hall 43Ol Conn. ave. n ".
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PACKARD 1885 G20J touring sedan.
S245 down. S42 month. Jack Pry. 5033
Conn ave Branch
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FORD 1894 tudor de luxe sedan. black
nniSh; in excellent shape throughout; $50
down. SILL per month. Toms Auto
Stadium 1855 Connecticut ave.
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| HUPMOBILE 1885 coupe: rumble seat. new
| tires; excellent condition throughout Call
| owner. Columbia 7490, after 5 O'Clock
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FORD 1888 convertible coupe: rumble
seat. good top new green finish. cream
wheels; S295 Warield Motor Co..
2525 Sherman ave. NV. Adams 5000.
FORD 1880 convertible coupe: black new
top seat cover. rumble seat: $1,000.
Adams 5000.
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PACKARD club sedan; = 900 miles without
upholstery: 4 new good tires on ground: .
spares mounted on tenders. Price. S295.
Call or write Lieut.. J. H. Tapping. Walter
Rned EnSnifal
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FORD 1885 touring Tudor sedan; Bedford
cord upholstery. Cordova tan finish. built
in trunk; splendid condition: S495 90.
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FORD 1881 de luxe coupe. rumble seat;
in Al condition: S5 down. S11 26 per
month, Toms Auto Stadium. 1855 Con-
necticut ave
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FORD 1892 2-door de luxe mileage l 500;
cash $3.50; mechanically perfect. BY
owner. 442H Kansas ave.
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GRAHAM 1885 IS" sedan. model S-67.
business man There isn't a scratch on the
black finish; the interior is spotless; tires
| are like new and it performs perfectly.
Your inspection will convince you Of the
| original owners unusual care S645
Pohanka Service, 1926 Goth ST. NV Dis
| trict Ql4I
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OLDSMOBILE 1929 Tudor sedan new
brakes, looks and runs good. plenty trans
1n-1-J
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FORD j 934 de luxe phaeton: original black
finish like new. brand-new set chromium
plated steel spoke wheels. stripe to match.
top new. Don't miss this; nothing like it
in town Warfleld Motor Co.. 1928 Sher-
n II S00A
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FORD 1895 de luxe Tudor sedan; black,
and red trim; brand-new; sacrifice, 500
down Nolan. 18th and NJ SITS NV
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LA SALE 1881 de luxe convertible coupe.
wire wheels excellent condition through
out: property of Army officer leaving town;
a BARGAIN at S275. Decatur 3457.
LA SALE 1884 sport coupe; finished in
beautiful green, white side-wall tires,
radio; driven less than 10000 miles and
value at SS45 Superior Motors, 1920 l4th
81. n Decatur 12nn
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PLYMOUTH 1882 de luxe roadster. canary
bird color; new paint Jumbo tires; Sl15;
your own terms. Toms Auto Stadium.
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eutlt-in trunk: in Al shape throughout:
Sh65 terms to suit. Toms Auto Stadium,
13hh Cnnnecticnt ave
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FORD 1888 de luxe sedan; excellent shape,
S325. 1888 Ford coupe S315. See Mr..
Rarnns IA Ct Al.
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PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe sedan; like new:
radio heater. perfect condition; S565:
terms. trade. 1910 14th st. NV. 12'
PLYMOUTH 1896 de luxe 4-door sedan;
low mileage and price, Reason for selling,
leaving city. Shep. S627. 10
PLYMOUTH de luxe coupe: p E 1884 R. s.
Run $1,000 miles: like new; private owned.
BARGAIN: S315. Cleveland 1908.
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FORD 1888 de luxe coupe; almost new;
only S75 down and S25 month. Nolan,
18th and NJ sts. NV.
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HUDSON 1875 de luxe sport coupe, like
III 18th ST NV
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FORD; by original owner. late 1888 de
feet condition; $3.50 Cleveland 9053
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PLYMOUTH 1896 de luxe sedan; like new;
!0-day guarantee: 1915: 6e, finance plan
See MI; Barnes. 1729 l4th st. NV. De-
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OLDSMOBILE 1888 de luxe 60 coach.
trunk compartment; like new: low mile
age; $3.50: Sc finance plan. See Mr..
Barnes. 1899 14th ST. NV. Decatur 1890.
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PLYMOUTH 1894 convertible coupe. per-
rect black paint fine clean top. all good
tires: very low mileage: this car is real
Tad.e,. SsiHe at S42o. GC. G guaranty. Capitol
1900. Open Sun and ewes
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PLYMOUTH 1884 de luxe sedan; beautiful
gun metal finish. thoroughly reconditioned
motor. famous Plymouth all-steel body and
genuine hydraulic brakes bargain at
$3.50. Smoot Motor Co.. Inc. 3342 II
st. NV. West 1850.
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GRAHAM six 1888 4-door sedan: olive
and onef eiSh tres sho new mot9F smooth
clean rs new throughout. Priced very low
and carries our Famous Blue Ribbon and
r. e. G.. 2-day money-back guarantee.
Triangle Ford Dealers. 18th and R. I. ave.
ne. Natl 1886 Open evenings
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FORD 1929 sport coupe S55 cash; runs
good; rumble seat. Sunday and Monday.
Columbia o555-W
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FORD de luxe coupe 1885 model; Al
condition SAC. Owner, S12 Somerset
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HUDSON 1881 de luxe sedan clean, per-
fect, exceptionally good condition. S165.
bOI Mass. ave. NV.
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GRAHAM-PAIGE / $40 sedan: driven less
than 30 900 miles; $3.50 cash; sacrifice
j account death Cleveland 1927
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PLYMOUTH 1886 sport de luxe convertible
coupe; cost $500; driven less than 900
miles; 90-day guarantee. price, $3.50; So
finance plan See Mr. Barnes. 1729 14th
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others. l have patience, tact. l
like people. make friends easily
with them. And, oh, | can work"
"And think you have cour-
agem Benton said shortly. 81
think you'd be at home in the air.
Of course this will only mean that
you go in training for three
weeks. If you like the job, and
the job likes you, we stick togeth-
err, see?"
He handed her the yellow card,
and told her where to go for the
physical examination.
When she had gone Benton
stood up. "See what you made
me do, Ted" he said. Actually
we needed only one of these girls,
and now-if they all pass the
medic-they'll 60 into training. "
He rubbed his chin.
Ted Graham seemed more puz-
zled than the chief of personnel.
who'd have thought, 10 years
ago" he said, chat girls would
be leaving their typewriters, hos
pitfalls and nurseries to take up
Jobs in aviation? In the old days
We thought we were made of pref
ty stern stuff, eh?"
"Well, so are these girls!' Ben
ton said. "And that's progress in
the air. We've gone a long way.
And you have done more than
any other man l know, Ted, to
make flying safer?'
Ted stood up, shaking off the
compliments as a dog shakes off
water. "The old baloney from
youw
"No, mean it. At 20 you were
daredevil pilot in the war. An
ace. And what a devil-may-care
flying fool you were"
Ted squirmed uncomfortably.
"Then you settled down to ac-
quire something like 10000 hours
in the air." Charles went on. ga
pioneer in long-distance flying in
the tropics. Now, at 40, you're
flying the Trans-Pacific Always
route, to Honolulu, Guam, Manila.
Everybody knows what you've
| done to develop commercial avia-
ton. And now this new gyropilot
you're working on, to make trans
oceanic flying fool-proof-"
Nothing irritated Ted more
than praise. He SHE'D from it. To
| distract himself now, he got up
and walked to the window, watch
! ing a private plane come in to
make three-point landing. 1t
was still a thrilling sight to him.
He turned to see Kay Dunn in
the doorway. Her eyes were
! bright, her cheeks flushed, and
she waved the yellow card gaily.
"It's okay" she said. 81 can go
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wont to fve-year highs Tuesday.
Trading volume held around the
I 50O, 600 shares level but no par
t;cular selling pressure was noted.
Primary factors before traders
included:
1-Further tension over
Frances economic problems, re-
shifting in engagement of $780,
600 in gold in France for ship
ment to the United States as the
franc remained around the gold
point.
2-Further labor disscnsiOn re-
ported from American steel CEN
ters.
"a tendency to .eaution by
traders pending the Maine cleo
ton next week.
The great sterilization funds
of Great Britain and the United
States were reported to be at
work attempting to prevent TOO
wide a sweep in sterling and dol
lars. Despite this, sterling went to
a high for the year-$5.O6.
Frances economic problems are
becoming more confused, bringing
greater flights Of capital from
that nation.
Should France be forced to
abandon gold-and many in the
nation speak of it-other gold
bloc nations likely would have to
follow suit, despite the fact that
the Swiss Wednesday reduced the
bank rate. That might bring an
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'swhere the planes are always
filled with college boys who make
a lot of noise. | think she could
keep them in order"
"Of course l could" Doris said
eagerly.
mgr the chief told her. Take
this card down to the doctors
office for a physical examlna-
ton" .,
Doris eyed the yellow card with
firm distrust. "I'll GO" she said
determincdly, "but if that doctor
is q friend of yours, you'd better
give him a ring on the telephone,
and tin him off that I'm coming.
If he's anything like the wise
cracking mterncS at that hospital
| left, he'll get his stethoscope
wrapped around his neck"
Charles pressed another button;
Doris Lee got up and flounced
down the hall. self-sure and con-
fident At the same time the door
from the outer office opened and
the third girl came IN, timldly
peering about the room.
While the chief looked at her
card Ted Graham showed her a
chair. 49,, :, =
She was a meek little girl OF
about 10. Her features were dell
catelv shaped and exquisite. Her
forehead was high and white. She
was plainly dressed, and while she
waited, her fingers pulled nervous
" at the neat black gloves IN
her Lap. She was obviously en-
barrassed.
To Ted there was a look of des-
peration about the girl. Her dark
brown eyes carried a mute APP
peal.
The chief of personnel looked
ND from the card and frowned.
"No business experience. You've
never mad a job of any kind?"
"No. But have tried hard
enough to find one," Alice Miller
said tensely. 81 went to business
school - a night school - we
couldn't afford a regular course. "
"We?"
Gust my mother and l." The
little girls eyes lowered. "She's
i'll, bed-ridden. The little money
we have isn't enough. I have to
have a job"
Charles rubbed his chin, trying
to avoid looking at Ted Graham
across the table. "But you haven't
had nursing training"
The girl looked from him to
Ted Graham again, and her eyes
carried the same desperate appeal.
Pm sure l could do the work. So
much of my lite has been spent
looking after the comfort of -
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Ted laughed and said, 1--WE
need her on TranS-Pacific Air
ways when we are forced down
on cannibal islands! Sorry we on
" have men on our crews"
There's a run on one of our
lines" Benton said thoughtfully,
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CHAPTER II

Both men looked up when the
second girl was admitted. Doris
Lee came in swinging her arms at
her sides. Her face was flushed
and the secretary appeared be-
hind her, protesting.
at was my turn and I'm here!
Doris Lee said. "Now you run
along and shuttle your papers,
young man."
The determined young woman
sat down in the chair Benton Of
fered her. THAT secretary of
yours didn't want to let me in, >
she announced, land it was my
turn. The idea! He said l was
excess baggage! So l said to
him"
Ted looked at her and laughed.
Her cheeks were still flushed with
wrath and indignation. She was
pretty, with blond coloring and
her figure was robust, but not too
heavy for the job of stewardeSS
on a plane. She had an air of
being able to take care of her
self.
Name"
Doris Lee"
While the chief of the person
mel department went over the de
tails on her card. Doris went on
talking. to much of which Benton
did not listen. "And so one day
l just got up and walked out of
the hospital" she said. 81 was fed
up with the job"
"JuSt what were your duties at
the hospital, Miss Lee?'
Looking after the nuts"
ooh, a nurse at hospital for
mental disorders?"
Disorders" Suddenly Doris
slapped a hand on her lap, and
laughed. "They were riots~
Benton coughed discreetly,
while the girl went on. Il never
thought Doris Lee would spend
two years playing tag with such
a menagerie. There was one man
who threatened every day to tear
my tongue out. Said talked too
much and that I reminded him Of
his wife who drove him nuts. One
day he actually got me by the
throat"
"Have you ever flown?" Ben
ton put in hastily. Have you had
any experience in the air."
after the experiences I've had,
flying in the air would be harm
less. The way | feel now | could
90 hunt tigers. I'd slap them down
like pussy cats! What want is
to get up in the air, where it's
safe"
Ted laughed and said, I'VE
need her on Trans-Pacific Air
ways when we are forced down
on cannibal islands! Sorry we on
" have men on our crews.
There's a run on one OF our
lines" Benton said thoughtfully,
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BULL MARKET
MOVE QUIETED
Profit Taking Local and
Foreign Situation Wipe
Out Most Gains
By MAX BUCKINGHAM
1886 by United Press

The foreign situation, domestic
labor difficulties and profit-tak-
ing combined Wednesday to quiet
the bullishness in the stock mar
ket.
Prices declined fractions to
more than point, erasing most
of the gains made when stocks
in training. The doctor said Ia
make a good pilot, even. I'm so
happy-and oh, Pm going to work
in the air. MI
She looked up and saw Ted
Graham regarding her with a
curious smile. Suddenly the hand
she had lifted eXcitedlv, fluttered
TO her side. She had talked so
fast she was gasping for BREATH
but she laughed.
"Forgive me. l didn't mean to
become so excited. But l am
thrilled"
flights" Ted put in, laughing
"it's not very adventurous. Just
work. And responsibility. But It's
our life" he added.
"Our lifew she repeated slow
Iy. "Then you do-you already
accept me as one of you"
"0f course" I d said. GAS a
matter of fact, we were just 60
ing to lunch in the airport res
taurant. Want to come alOng?"
XIV glanced through the glass
corridors toward the glitterlng
.,s,aulant where passengers din
ed and where natty young pilots
lounged about the cigar counter
and the fireplace.
"Why, of course" she said. "lf
you're sure that won't"
Ted took her arm with GEES
ture of real camaraderie. Come
onw he said, smiling.
(To be continued
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PILOT SEATS MAIL RECORD

SINGAPORE. (UP).-A Croy-
don njlot. Captain P. c. CHM, has
S IN n new record for mail
planes by flying 1898 miles from
Akyab,, Burma, to Singapore;
stopping at Rangoon, Bangkok and
Penang. in 10 hours.
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MONTANANS ON RELIEF

HELENA, Mont. (UP). - APP
proximately 10000 Montanans
will require relief during the COM
ing winter, according to estimates
of the WPA and Montana relief
commission.
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other scramble in the information
al money market as solutions for
new basis of sterilization were
sought.
The trade picture was brighten
ed by reports by the federal re-
serve system of a rise of $685.
100000 in "other loans" ordinar-
ily considered commercial loans.
Coming at the time that deposits
were near their highs, this indi-
cation Of movement Of capital in
to industry was encouraging.
The "Street" yesterday talked
about:
Detroit Steel products earnings
for the quarter likely to be in eX,
cess of 81 share. Increased
export copper production rate
which brought some selling in do,
nestle copper stocks Young
spring and wire net for the yeal
likely to be in excess of SIS a
share. Montgomery Ward sales
20 per cent greater in August.
Further demand reported fol
Northwestern Railroad is u S,
both in stocks and bonds.