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Telescope Fish
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

1t has not definitely been settled
whether the telescope goldfish is OF
Korean or Chinese origin. Generally
it has been understood that these
strange fishes have been brought to
their highest stage of development
in China. The name gives you the
cue to their chief peculiarity-pro-
jecting eyes which are suggestive OF
a telescope barrel.
Naturally, to see fish thus equip
ped is to receive shock. The i'm
mediate reaction is mentally to Won
der if your vision has played you
false or the possessor of bulglng
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fashioned kind We always had a
big star at the top of the tree"
Gosh, Ma, you'll never find one
Of them nowadays" Dan was per-
picked. Most people want electric
lights now
I'm not most people and don't try
to sell me electric lights. l know
what I want. This is going to be
the kind of tree we used to have
years ago. Lots of tinsel and fancy
Christmas balls and popcorn and
candy canes and big shiny Star of
Bethlehem at the top. If you can't
find me star, somebody else will"
ma, 7" get you a star if I have
b make it myself. Will that suit
you?'
took you long enough to make
Up your mind" Ma grumbled.
Looks like this is going to be a
big Christmas"
biggest in my life" said Ma
proudly. "JuSt the way it used to
be when the Big Doc was alive. All
the youngsters home-turkey with
chestnut filling-sweet potatoes and
corn and mashed potatoes and glib
let gravy and hot mince pie with
hard sauce A Christmas tree with
candy canes and tinsel and pop
corn and a star Don't forget that
star. I'm dragging the old hand
organ down out of the attic and
Lydiall play Silent Night and we'll
all sing. Stockings on the mantel
snd a fire in the replace" Ma S
eyes grew moist and she blundered
into her handbag to cover her ach-
Ing tenderness.
"Hey! You're forgetting the can
die in the window and the door left
unlatched!"
An Open Door.
-T never locked my door on Christ
mas eve, yet" Ma said scornfully
"And I always had couple of can
dies burning in the window. In
case-Well-just in case"
MY grandmother was Irish," Dan
said soberly. land she always did
that. Said it was to welcome the
SIlI1Sl SIlliu-
Its more than that" Ma snapped.
"It's to welcome anybody that S
got no place to go on Christmas
eve. Many's the night the Big Doc
and rle put up tramps for Christ
mas eve. There's still lots of people
can't find room at the inn"
Got your Christmas tree picked
out?"
Il have, but it's waiting for a
strong man with an ak. That nice
fat spruce near the barn. Now, If
you had nothing to do, say a day
or Sc before Christmas-" Mas
voice was Wheedling.
"If I have nothing to do Christ
mas week." Dan was indignant.
"But I tell YOU what. I could cut it
down about week before and help
you trim it a few days early.
Christmas eve is out, for me-"
you're a good boy, Danny" Ma
reached UP and rufled the untidy
sandy hair.
I'D make a good son-in-law," he
grinned shameleSsly.
IL only oally mad the sense she
was born with" Mas mouth was
grim. What does she expect to
find in Hollywood that she won't
find here in Mountain Creek-except
money. of course?"
Dams eagerness excused sallv
"She's so pretty, Ma" he said wist-
fully. And she's always wanted TO
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cracking his whip over hundreds
of people who were building a stone
wall.
Speaks to Giant.
Eric whispered to the horse.
Fly alongside the giants left ear.
I wish to talk to him"
The horse fiuttered his strong
wings in the air SO that he seemed
to hang right beside the giants S
left ear, and Eric shouted to the
giant. 1T is easy to see you are
a great craftsman But I can show
you something you have never
seen"
What? shouted the giant.
Il can carve from wood anything
you desire" said Eric.
"Humph!" said the giant. "I
don't desire anything but a wall.
But If you don't carve what I want
I shall have you both buried in the
wall"
Eric was frightened. But his
winged horse set him and Santa
down on the ground next to the
giants left knee.
TomorrO1O: The second oiQut
imprisoned
Evening star., 1940-12-16
By >iGRID ARNE

The story so far: Eric, fisher
mans son, sets out to capture
second giant ,0ho has be,Ditc11ed
the Kingdom of the good, gray
Queen. He gets help from
magic lOcket.
All Rights ReSerued.
A. p. Feature Service.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND: LEAVE DEC. %,
return Dec. 20. in Studebaker with
climatizer-heater: take 3. District 1896.
COUPLE LEAVING FOR MIAMI DEC. 2lst
IN Hudson, take / or :! pass. 10 share eX-
pense. Warfield "562
COUPLE DRIVING TO ST. LOUIS FRIDAY.
Dec. 20th; take . passengers: 1910 Plym-
OLth Hobart GG6f
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

RELIABLE AGENCY. DE 1851, 14O2 11tt
st. has cooks. houseworkerS chamberma ds
nurses. part-timers, housemen, day workers
10"
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PIANO. Steiuway baby grand a gor-
geous instrument at price that cannot
be eaualed: For best piano buys in the
city see Ratners Music Store, 136 18th
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4 COlOred Men at Once.

Full or part time, to serve regular Gus
toners; must be neat and have at least
Seventh-grade education; age no handicap
if active: earnings start at once, average
SEQ to $40 weekly: experience not neces
sary. WE TRAIN YOU business under race
MANAGEMENT. Apply 10 am. TO IL. 1908
Evening star., 1940-12-16

ELECTRIC TRAINS. Lionel and American
Flyer. Complete line of train sets and
equipment. Electric train repairs. Train
sets from s. .95 up. Spring VALLEY Electric
SHOP, 1905 Mass. ave. NV. EN-. 1858.
Free parking space rear Of store.
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HELP MEN.

AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC; reference. Ap-
ply SO G st. NV.
AUTO sALEsMEN-Have opening for 3
used used-car salesmen, in our newly set up
pSedGaI pSeeTTnd dept b} Men Of previous
VINO are wiling to put forth honest and
sincere effort in return for .above-average
oompsnsaton G Car fuTnshed te to those who
Taylor 4442 or Atlantic $500
poral porary - ldistribution :, work. Apply J. D.
Crawford. 13l7 N. Y. ave. NV.
references Box NSec isoee st star sman rs fsep
BOY, colored, experienced in groceries;
Call Randolph 1177
BOYS. over IA years. in vicinity Of, 18th
oan xorP see Mn Knser
2436 18th st. NV. after 6 pm. daily. 16.
BUS BOYS, colored: young, clean; neat, in
telligent. for part-time. work. with prospect
and bring social security card ~ '' - "
BUTCHER, experienced; also grocery clerk
for meat market. Apply 1859 P st. NV.
CHEF, colored, sober, steady worker: must
be st class; able to plan menu. Box 191-B,
Star.
COUNTER AND SANDWICH MAN. white
500 18th NV.
DRIVER-PACKER for long distance moving
at once. Regular work, good pay. Rear
1917 2:}rd NV Come ready to work. 16'
MAN. earn 50 to So daily; fast sellers,
permanent business. See manager, 2213
Ga. ave. NV.
MAN, 45 to so, collect established INSTALL
ment accounts in District. Experience un-
nseeTsarS fimeTs Md No selling p O. Box 74l Bal
MAN, to assist us in our work: good earn
ings. chance for advancement; must have
eassed Gus so at ntervieV ssT cali n pupont 4s9s
Monday evening, between 6:30-7:30 pm.
ONLY.
Man. over e: b. So s educ, able to meet meet
NV. Room Sot. $50 % .. s
Evening star., 1940-12-16

FURNITURE BARGAINS, factory floor
samples and closeouJs for bedroom. dining
rm. and lIv. rm.: brand-new quality furnl-
ture a tremendous savings for cash. Open
until Q. Stahler's, 625 ST. NV.
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| DIAMOND-114-carat fine white diamond
! S222. Arthur Markell 91S F st. NV,
Evening star., 1940-12-16

THE HECHT co. requires the
services of thoroughly expert
enced wrappers and packers.
Apply Mr.. Stanley, Wrapping
Division.
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value in fine used grand see the selec-
ton We have on display; Steinways,
Knabes, a Weber a Stef and a Baldwin,
made piano; very easy terms. MA 4130.
Kits, 1880 G st. middle of the block.
Evening star., 1940-12-16

DINING ROOM CHAIRS, g for $50; buffet.
S2G: large table. D leaves, SIS: server, $40.
solid mahogany: as a whole, $50. Call
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cilo couch. elec. refrigerator, sew machine.
WE DO MOVING. Edelman, 1903 Ga. ave.
BICYCLES. new and reconditioned trade
ms accepted. We repair, call deliver Open
ewes. Natl Sport Shop, 2461 18th st. NV
BICYCLES all new. Schwinn, Colson and
other best makes $3.50 and up; also
trade-inS. Sc up. Ciilberts. JOG Il st. n. e
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HELP MEN g. WOMEN.

CARETAKER. rooming house. settled cou-
pie. white; man employed free rent. 2015
o st. W, after Is pm.
experienced amateurs.
white. for contest Thursday night. CASH
PRIZES. For further informa tion phone
North l6f"
MAN OR WOMAN, shirt operator expert
enced on PanteX shirt unit. Apply Sam
Chin. SIG 10th st NV
Evening star., 1940-12-16

ELECTRIC TRAINS, . sets, switches,
houses, etc.; also Erector sets, Nos. and
8; set of children's boxing gloves. move
protector all good cond WI. 2231
Evening star., 1940-12-16

SALESMEN ., Immediately, for permanent
positions. Pay and duties discussed at in
terview. Apply 330S 14th st. NV, Room
300. / 70 or 4 TOMORROW
Evening star., 1940-12-16

PIANOS-Here's a real Xmas special
brand-new small apartment uprghts made
to sell for S245 at only S195. Full key
board mahogany case. Start payments in
January. Easy terms Ma. 32o3. Jordan's.
13th and G SITS. OPEN EVENINGS.
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new bargain prices on bedrm.. din. rm,
liv, nm. on sale daily, 9-5 a Metropolitan
WarehOuse. 30 Florida ave. ne
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SITUATIONS MEN.
BOOKKEEPER-
ACCOUNTANT

CREDIT AND COLLECTION MAN.
With successful experience, available at
once; moderate salary; Al references.
Box I'D. Star. II"
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING taught by experts easy
'Ikino a speciality: dual controlled cars
assuring perfect safety Permits secured
Nc Va and D c Easy Method Driving
School Randolph 1884 or Randolph 1897
ACCOUNTING EXAM Civil Service resi-
cent and home study courses Register
NOW. BOYD CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL.
1893 ST. National "33S
REVIEW Steroeraphic and typewrlting
courses for EARLY employment SPEED
building and fast dictation classes. Day
even: start today BOYD SCHOOL, 1888
F st. National "34r.
WARFI.YNN.
Washineton'S most popular beauty school.
Instruction by experts Enroll now. easy
terms. Positions secured. I210 G st. NV.
District
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, general housework and
chambermaid, full or part time. Phone
Hobart 14s7, 49,
GIRL, colored high school education. de-
sires full-time position: general house
work: no Sundays. Hobart 1926.
GIRL. colored would like job as mothers
helper. North 1856.
WOMAN. white. reliable general work IN
small family: plain cooking: stay nights,
refs, Box SID Star 49,
Evening star., 1940-12-16

| CLARINET uSeQ One-Dlece metal lnStru-
ment in case S22.50; also other values in
used clarinets; very easy terms The Pi-
sno M Shop 1Ol5 9TH st. NV. OPEN EVE
city; several magnificent evening. dinner.
street and sport dresses, genuine mink coat,
1907 camelS hair sport coat. several wool
SLACK suits: only white persons. size four
teen G4: interested in fine apparel need
apply. Telephone between 4 and 0 pm.
only. WO. $40.
eonddition reasonably priced. Call DE.
COAT. brown, cloth, fur collar, size 3s:
good con ceondislon; bargain. 1852 Irving st.
COAT Hudson seal, size as cost $3.50.
VII sacrifice. $50; like new, latest style.
COUNTER toficel; heavy rubber top. IS
no no. 1IrtheT r. use 400 L st. NV" to 8.
CRIB beautiful storkline model complete
Tn ba matt5sis oass and springs very reason-
DAVENPORT, 2 uDhol. chairs. bookcase.
| drop-leaf;, also library table, velvet por-
tleFes; aeF 4of other pieces 21o6 F St. ny.
| DIAMOND--1A-carat fine white diamond.
So. Arthur Markel, 91S st. NV,
DINING ROOM CHAIRS, g for $50; buffet,
$50; large table. leaves, SIS server, $40:
Emerson 4677.
ELECTRIC TRAINS. Lionel and American
| Flyer Complete line of train sets and
sets om s5 5sf5' aD sDrnr TSn gfss vssy Eadro
Free parking space rear Of store --''' 80
ELECTRIC TRAINS. sets,,. switches,
8; set of children's boxing gloves. move
protector; all good cond WI. 2237.
FRosTPRooF TOILET OUTFIT, voge COM
ton. HEcHINGER CO 18th and H SITS e.
/ FRUIT CAKE. delicious, homemade 81 per
pound; free delivery. Call Atlantic 1850
/ Mrs Barry.
FULL DRESS and tuxedos.. 65 at $3.50
sach ssasch Ace Clothing Co. S27 7th st. NV.
FUR CAPE. monkey fur, evening or street
%faf S" for se5ac'o95y e6 5G, neT I6gb Cos STD Will
/ ACES-Carload of warm-sir furnaces
Just received; all sizes. Estimates cheerfuliy
Even Even W!,honi obligatIon Call HOLLAND
FURNISHINGS for 5-room ant. cheap.
/ 3o25 Dumbarton ave. NV
/ URNJTURF-Storaee lots and others Ike
new: bargain prices on bedrm.. din. rm..
/ Warehouse 30 Florida ave. ne.
/ FURNITURE BARGAINS. factory floor
samples and closeouts for bedroom. dining
( rm. and llv. rm.; brand-new quality furnI-
5Hff un sahef SIS 81 0F cssh open
! FURNTTURE-Deaer, liquidating the retail
| business. VIII sacrifice several loads of de-
! slrable furniture, including bedroom. living
and dining room suites chairs tables, rugs:
also cleaning and diving shop fixtures, show
cases. etc: no reasonable offer refused.
Notes Auction Rooms 633 Indiana ave.
FuRNITURE-3-room apartment Of beau
tIful furniture at the Westchester Apis.
for sale No dealers. Box 176-D.
GAS RANGES. new table top de luxe:
Salesmen samples selling on account Of
Storaee. Terminal .storee Company OF
Washington LIST and K sts. ne.
GAS RANCE nee large. excellent con-
ditlon. $50; sink ard fixtures, as Eo-
bart 1f9s. 1890 PARK rd Apt, 20l
Gas RANGES, thoroughly recouditloned,
SO Up installed Open evenings. j. c.
RutteF Co., Shenherd 6654
GAS RANGES. warehouse clearance sale.
over Gn brand new 1890 models. many
Evening star., 1940-12-16

PIANO-Used stenway upright in good
condition. sos. Also a good selection Of
other used upriehts at $40, SIS. $50 and
spinet, sos. Pianos for rent. So monthly
and up Republic 1890. The Piano Shop.
1Ol3 18th 81. NV. OPEN EVENINGS
Evening star., 1940-12-16

PIANOS-We have brand-new full key
board spinets and apartment uprights
MADE to sell for S265 that we have on
sale at only Sl99. Very easy terms: your
old piano as down payment. Buy at The
Piano Shon and save. 1nl5 eth st NV
Republic l 500 OPEN EVENINGS We are
the exclusive local agents for Cable-Nelson
and Everett pianoS
Evening star., 1940-12-16

Man for permanent work, must be neat
and have car, calling on store customers:
pay discussed a. interview: earnings above
the average to start. Apply Tuesday $50
n, niorn,ant neRcn ~ fnnr
Evening star., 1940-12-16
I,ANSRURGH r. BRO.

Man under 40 for making appointments
by phone; successful experience necessary;
references required Republic 1897. after
9 a m, for interview.
Evening star., 1940-12-16

A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
Provides same service as one costing $500.
Don't waste insurance money" Call DEAL
with 25 years experience Lincoln 5000
Evening star., 1940-12-16
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

OF taking full charge; local experience;
available at once. Box 179D. Star.
STENOGRAPHER- -TYPIST. general cler-
cal experience age 81, loyal worker MIS-
Cross Emerson 2540. ~
UNDERGRADUATE NURSE, hospital train
ing yrs. experience. CO. 1851 or co.
Evening star., 1940-12-16

P1ANO-Latest model Knabe spinet, only
very slightly used. now for sale at Sl25
less than the new price: new guarantee:
easy terms. Ma 4730. kits, 1880 G ST.
(middle Of the block. OPEN EVENINGS
Evening star., 1940-12-16
SALESME EN-.

SALESMAN-Unusual and different propo-
stlon that is producing large cash returns
quickly. Dignifed work with selected pros
poets that are eager to cooperate. Do not
apply unless you have a car and accus-
toned TO earning $50 or more per wk
Room 1910, Wash. Loan e. Trust Bldg. IL
Evening star., 1940-12-16

OIL BURNER. installed complete with NH
controls -'5-GaIcn tank; no money down,
=, month = &; w Plumbing & Heating.
Evening star., 1940-12-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
tContinued.) }

CLARINET used one-piece metal instru-
ment in case. S22.50; also other values in
used clarinets very easy terms. The Pi-
ano SHOP. lOl5 9TH st. NV. OPEN EVE
NINGS
Evening star., 1940-12-16
HELP MEN.

MAN, 24-45. married. ambitious. energetic,
for established life insurance debit; reason
able income to start. rapid promotion: bond
required. Call MA. T716 Tuesday for ap-
M
Evening star., 1940-12-16
HIGH SCHOOL AND
COLLEGE STUDENTS

With bicycles wanted for work over the
Christmas holidays. Apply J. D. Crawford,
Evening star., 1940-12-16

MEN 3. full or part time during HOLIDAY
| SEASON. Average rs cents per hour. Ap-
| ply gift dept, 9 to | am, 5l3 st. nW
Evening star., 1940-12-16

OFFICE EQUIPMENT end store fixtures:
must S2cf,hce ace Clothing Co. s27 9TH
Evening star., 1940-12-16

COAT, fine Alaska seal skin; excellent
condition, reasonably priced. Call DE.
Evening star., 1940-12-16

P1ANO-Brand-new spinet. with full key
board, Sl69; made to sell for much more:
easy terms; full guarantee. MA. 473O.
block OPEN EVENINGS
Evening star., 1940-12-16

aUcTioN fassL sAEE DSNT SfoHr MIs5 MS pIYs Ys
Dates, Monday. Tuesday. and Wednesday.
December l6th@11th and 18th, from to
Plenty Of parking space Sale takes
place pn on premises q ACME MOVING &
1000. Paul Shapiro. auctioneer.
Evening star., 1940-12-16

| COAT, brown, cloth. fur collar, size 81:
good condition; bargain. 1862 Irving st.
Evening star., 1940-12-16

MARIMBAS. used Instruments S3I 81 10
Sll3: many real barGainS Ma 412O
Kit S 1880 G st II " OPEN EVENINGS
Evening star., 1940-12-16

PIANO, baby grand. mahogany. perfect
condition, looks like new: cheap for cash
Schaeffer. 1928 Irving ne
Evening star., 1940-12-16

PIANO-For the person who wants fine
grand We have a good selection of used
duced prices. Such makes as Mason &
Hamlin. Chickerlng, Steinway and Bald
win. Easy terms. New guarantee Jor-
dams: corner 18th and c. sts. OPEN
EVENINGS
Evening star., 1940-12-16

LIVING ROOM AUCTION SALE" New
turn!lure Iha, must be sold by order Of
Green & Lewis furniture stores, Buy At
YOUR OWN PRICE" You are the bid :.
Ger All kinds of Christmas gifts. New
LGfHUuTe. STORAGE furniture. Odd pieces
plenty Of bedrooms dining roons. Iamns
Evening star., 1940-12-16

DAVENPORT ,uDhol, chairs. bookcase.
drop-ieaf: also library table, velvet por-
there's, other pieces. 2106 81. NV.
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FOUND.
SPECIAL NOTICES

silverlike, linked shields. about
week seo. Write. describe shields. 2O32
Se!mont- I'd n w Apt G26
Evening star., 1940-12-16

CRIB. beautiful Storkline model complete
with mattress and springs; very reason
able WoodIey OI so
Evening star., 1940-12-16

COUNTER toffcel. heavy rubber top. IS
feet long; cost S125, take S25: moving out;
no further use 1909 l. st. NV, to 5.
FUrman. MA O5s5
Evening star., 1940-12-16

GAS RANGES. new table top de luxe;
salesmen samples; selling on account Of
storage Terminal ,storge Company OF
Mashlngton. lst and Z SIS. z 2
Evening star., 1940-12-16

MEN, young, high school graduates, to
learn fountain work. Apply 5103 Ga.
Evening star., 1940-12-16

] COAT, HUDSON seal size 3s cost $3.50,
VII sacrifice, $50: like new, latest style.
Evening star., 1940-12-16
CAMERA SERVICE & REPAIRS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & d'ALBERT, INC.
5 10th st. N w Phone National All
Evening star., 1940-12-16
SneakS to Giant

cracking his whip over hundreds
of people who were building a stone
Evening star., 1940-12-16

Man. over q: b. s., 5, educ, able to meet meet
NV. Room Dos, $50 70 3.
Evening star., 1940-12-16

SALESMAN for off-sale package liauor
store: experienced preferred. Apply Clarks.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-26
EDITORIAL PAGE
The Knight Was Black

stuff"
The west district Philip
grumhled. We can get that in line
any time we choose TO really push
IL. The west side is made up OF
wishy washy folks. The fellow that
whoops II up al the last minute
gets their votes. But II you'll take
my advice you'd keep your eyes on
Tony Wallherg Now there's a
headache for you. He's beginning
to below like bull around these
newspaper fellows and they're fall
ing for IT,
Failing for WHAT" asked Bruce.
Rats man. don't you read the
napers? Didn't you read the Daily
Herald this morning? II you have
MT time 10 read 1t what In hlazes
have YOU got secretary for? For
your onlirhtcnmcnt the Herald had
nice Jolly little piece on The edi-
torial page and II limited pretty
strongly that there was something
biz smelly about that bridge
deal. II just missed helng an nc
tual accusation by few words"
(To no continued)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-26
THE DETROIT
TRIBUNE
NATIONAL DEFENSE JOBS

r CONNECTION with the elaborte program for national
i.fsrse Which IS being pat into effect an increasing
far labor VIII be experienced, Many OF the JOB
vi's SO Tor unklled labor in various lines OF
snl 81 oraer To secure these Jobs II ~ill be necessary
-erc.tcf nersons "a make application through the
|... states Cifl Service Commission.
snsasion regarding this mater 5 kindly supplied
T6Wrstnd executive director and J. Lawrence
san6tisor IL Negro placements Of the Social
ar5 81 he Michigan State Employment Service.
r0a or folloNs
re eftaia positions which do not require particu-
allied experience training or abilities the
>ates Csyf Service Commission has announced a
,al o1 examination which is effective IN
Tr.s --c,hod AZ examination Is solely concerned
clasSfleG ahYtrs needed IN the various occupations
csssnt nat ma defense
r.or.h any ver~or who wishes employment
ss '--ifeE inrer rav II written request al his
~ersi III Form ~ l-XN-A which
r an FNaminator.' THIS form must con-
name and address q the APPLICANT as
v the ioh desired These requests
.e sle 4, Tho orter Of their recent Facilities
a,a for keeping requests for examinations
"a fta ,ar 'ai-fr han year
-the END os the yearthe Applicant still desires en-
I1a.ro. tho local Secretary ~ ,ae :. Civil SerH
ice Cer~ located in Room 400 Federal Baiidng,
sac ast.t his information. Fl The hone tina: i may
ryr refrftl marx &c olr readers wiz seeking en-
It; se urge All s8.h Interested citizens to
ar tff ~ earliest Nicrce.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-26

and passed It back over the table to
Philip.
That's nothing. Phil. they're al
WAYS innocent when they get
caught"
Philip did rot answer as he open
cd the drawer Of his desk and
brought out n large ledger. fiicked
rs pages a few times. then stopped
AT the page he sought He read
aloud:
William Day Negro. Chauffeur
for Tom Barand Arrested WITH
Barland. Age q. Convicted as ac-
complete five 10 ten years
III you're looking for a new head
ache" Bruce told him. you'd bet
ter begin thinking about Barland's
pals You may have scattered the
herd yet there may be another lead
or among the swine"
Philip snapped the book shut,
"ihe devil with them I've fought
their kind hefore-they're the big
gest towards in the world He
tossed the ledger back into the
drawer and closed II with bang
Don't he too optimistic" Bruce
warned him those gutter rats
are dangerous. being towards make
them more 10 he feared"
Philip spoke impatiently Don't
be an old woman Bruce. what do
YOU think OF my letter.
II told YOU what thought n H..
She probably believes her brother a
martyr"
Still there's a LOT in what she
SAID"
What's that:'
1T Is a tough combinaiion-he being
black and broke. Philip spoke
n.usingly.
Don't get moudlin now PHILIP,
said Bruce. when I'm elected gov
ernor and Will Day cones UP for
parole III remember you and give
HON a break
Sounds good Philip answered
drylv.
You mustn't get soft in this
business Phil"
Philips face cleared and he
laughed You're riehi Bruce.
Guess III have 10 stop reading That
letter II sort Of gets nc down"
Sure, forget IT, his friend an
swered
And III remember about that
parole business you mentioned /
may study Willie Days case little
more"
Nonsense. Phil. lets get into
something more important than
Willie DAY Rruces tone became
serious. what about the west dis
,rict? some OF our workers ara
complaining about It being only
luke warm. They've hecn working
around over there for several weeks
now with little results. thought II
the interest continued cool YOU
might 20 over there and whoop
them up a bit They'll 60 for you
strong. the man Of the hour-hero