davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DESKS, , SngIe-pedestal typewriter and
>. single-pedestal; 6x4 KardeX cabinet;
also 5x}, 15-drawer: y 2i2-gal fire extin-
guishers; 6 hall trees. Can be seen sun
day. 13ni Pa ave n W MA IN1n
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BOILER. 40O-ft. rad eec. motor elec
stove, new. con. roofing. sink; outboard
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FLOOR MODEL combination winter air.
condiron.rg and heating unit for 10
m. house. VIII sell a price below cost.
See Nr. Warner, John P. Agnew Co.. Ma
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REPAIRS g SERVICE.

BUILDER CARPENTER = Repairing, re-
modelling. recreation rooms, shelving, book
cases Nelson, Republic 0645.
CARPENTER. quality work alterations
paneling. stair work. Randolph 7a24.
CARPENTER AND CABINETMAKER-Ge
eral house repairing, shelving, fixtures;
work guaranteed; reas. Taylor 6262.
CARPENTER. general repairs, papering,
plasterlng, painting, roofing, cutters; white
mech. Jack Sparkes, HO. S439.
CARPENTERING, small Jobs, window glass
and door locks installed. roofs repaired
and painted. Lincoln 2197.
CEMENT WORK speciality; coping around
lawns, sidewalks, steps; parch your walls;
waterprooflng exp. Lincoln 364l. IL
ELECTRICIAN. Aa AIl xmas idS too Of repair Imsii
Base plugs. etc. I also repair all makes
refrigerators Wisconsin 7274.
ELECTRIC WIRING fiztu5e sxt2a 9nts $
let's, repairs old houses speciality Regal
EIec. Co, 1909 Georgia ave. Rand. 1891.
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing; reason
able; white mechanics. Atlantic 3651.
FLOOR SANDING,
1st-class work; reas L. T. Folk, WO O59s.
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing, paper
ing and painting. house and roof repair
ing, plaStering and cement Call MI. S32S.
HOME REMODELING.
S SAVE-MONEY-NOW S
-, Before busy. season starts, financed
done immed lately, guaranteed, open eve
H'"E'' 'unqsHS5 PHoNE e.; sH. 10 4ooS. CLOCK
HOUSE PAINTING. exterior and interior;
also plastering and roofing. All work done
at half price. Call any time. Hillside
0l51-W
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FURNITURE-Double metal bed spring.
SIS. desk, 50: both white ivory chest
drawers, 50; bureau SO; l0-pc. dark
mahogany dining room suite, S35, dark
mahogany 3pC- living room suite S35.
A32I 10th st nv
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CASH REGISTERS Nationals. -. all
models traded in on new REGISTERS. WI
sell for any reaS. offer. Dinner Cash
Register Co, 1882 14th St NV.
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FLOOR SANDING.
LEAKS STOPPED
IN ROOFS-BASEMENT,
OXFORD 2859-J.

PAINTING. papering plastertng. repairs.
We do our own work: work guar. Do it
now and save 4622 Wis. ave EN-. 2O65
PAINTING. DECORATING, interior, ex-
CaulkinC Do my own work. RA. 5"S3
PAINTING PAPERING. 1871 samples; re-
liable white mechanics: gen repairs; win
ter prices. HO. 3I47
PAINTING. paper hanging, 81 room and
PP9s; S%I,i %0rE guaTanteed' % years exp.
PAINTING and general house reparing, by
Phone Falls Church 226i.
PAINTING Bner9T sH5 e5teTj0T 50fcbT09 T0Qf
Papering. First-class mechanics Lowest
prices this month A. Penny, AT. 1913.
PAPER HANGING done at once, 81 a room
ana ana up, including paper. Do my own work.
PAPERING. I94I selections; , rooms. $l5;
3 rooms, S21, or ; rooms. 2-story hall
house, S3S; comp white mech. AID. l34l.'
PAPERING- PAINTING. any size Job. Try
SggstT SgT S9sT-PLUs PLAN, DI. s49i: AT.
per room; 1871 washable, sunfast papers;
work guaranteed Michigan 5315
PAPERING, painting: work guaranteed;
t.ooSing .og 1or work; 30 yrs, IL business
father and SON Randolph s773.
P;APERING, pa!ntng.. 81 rm. up. Let RE
show you most beautiful papers. Carpenter
work. Wisconsin 1887.
PAPERING, reasonable: also painting and
floor refnishlne: white mechanics; esti-
mates free. Chestnut l045 81
PAPERING Rooms, 81 Up, Including
Paper Also painting
prompt service DU. 4443
PLASTER REPAIRING, straight new work,
patching and pointing up. Get the man
who does the best work a. reas. prices. Ii.
5b4l. Lloyd Perdue. GA KaSte pl. ne. IL
PLUMBING AND HEATING, repairing. re-
modelling Guaranteed service. EST. 1910.
e Dove, 1902 G st. ne. FIR. Sl31.
PLUMBING AND HEATING iobblng and
remodellng. Dealer IN gas and oil equip
ment. K. & w, 1872 9th ST. NV. RE. 9S21.
Radio Trouble? Free rec est; tj3uo work @ guar
NrID-CITY Radio Shop. 90 pm Ma O777.
ROOFING, general repairing, guaranteed
service; sheet metal work. timing, etc. Call
Falls Church 1907.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED = Your
sewing machine adjusted and made 10 work
L!ent by trained expert. Special now. 9gc.
Call DU 9TlS. I6'
Thinning, roofing, general repair work by
experts; no charge for estimates. Call
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COAT. .lady's imitation Persian lamb.
worn only few times, hat TO match. also
dresses. AD. $50
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FURNITURE-Duncan Phyfe drop-leat
table with pads fibre rug, Army cot and
mattress, steel clothes cabinet. chrom.
bird cage ana stand, G. E vacuum cleaner.
club aluminium BochettO. 35l3 l4th st.
NV. CO 946S-J l. TO {
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maroon velour liv.
room set, $40; 3-pc. maple bedroom. $50;
Jr. maple din. rm. set $50; Westinghouss
0q47
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IURE-Bedrm. nv. I'M. dlAing nm,
etc: all new. we'll styled and constructed.
Shown in model nome. a. remarkable saw
lngS. 400 CGmm!n2s lane, of Brookevllle
I'd. Chevy Chase. Md RA 1919
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FURNIIURE-LlVlng room sulte. 3-plece,
S25: breakfast set, other furniture; no
dealers. 1915 44th ST. NV. Emerson 7944.
FURNITURE rms, completely fur
nished; also apt available. 500 st. me-,
2nd floor
FURNITURE-Living room suite beautiful
3-pc., used ! mo-; cost S225: sac. sos,
Bedroom suite. handsome 9-pc. mahoE.
double bed inciud. new double-deck coil
spring and innerSpring mattress; cost S400:
sac, Sll5. > American oriental rugs.
9x12, cost $3.50; sac, $40. Mahog. Gov.
Winthrop secretary 40 in. wide. 612 #. tall,
S35. Large 3-door mahog. bookcase, S22
Beaut. chest of drawers SIG. Large china
closet. sac. Sl5. Also beaut. occas. and
lounge chairs. mirrors lamps and tables
Alabama Apis. cor. tn and Sts NV
Dealer. Apt. 201. Home Sunday and daily
until pm.
Continued on Next Psge)
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CRIB, child's. maple. fine condition; So.
1914 Orren St, Apt. J.
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ROOMING HOUSE Oath and Park rd !,
u rooms. baths; oil heat: rent. ST. so;
Income about 5000, only $3.50 terms
r NJ. De Shazo, ll23 14th NV. MA. $500
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

Rooming house business and furniture;
10 rooms. baths; rent S11.OO: 3 Frigi-
da Tres. 1lth s.. location. Total price
S500.00 cash. Call Ma. 1926
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FHLLS ChJELH Ittl.
Lee Hwy. and Lee Blvd. Open daily from
40 10 $40. Open Sat. 7.3n to s , m.
BUILDING MATERIAL large stoc'- Of
new and used building materials a. rock
bottom prices All our lumber IS recondi-
TONED and free Of nails. Come TO our
yard for essv selection
ACE WRECRING CO,
Sc ? S. SW RE- 1850
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OaTI DU- IIIN. I6'
Thinning, roofing, general repair work by
experts; no charge for estimates. Call
Atlantic 1l3O
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ELEC. OVEN. 12-pan, 2-deck Edison:
must be moved from premises in days:
sacrifice for 500 NJ R CUP. co BreS-
chel Bakery, los North 9Th st. Richmond.
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FUR COAT, Northern muskrat; cost SOS.
sell So &c 1916. felt m Jtress cost $50.
sell $. Olsen rus. 9Xlg. SIS. RA. 1910.
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GIRL, white, live in. wants gh.w., expert
enced, or mothers helper; Colonial Village
preferred. Chestnut 1874 after 6.
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eral houseWorker. wishes work IN private
home; Will stay in or out; reference Box
Sol. Star
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CAMERA EQUIPNENT-Cortax II -
lens in o. s. markings. - telephC,o s.
Nm in meters. VidOu finder, en'arger.
t,ters- SInshades. tank. 5000. Wlllitord.
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FURNITURF-1O-Dc American walnut din
ing rm. suite. cost $500, priced S95, Ape.
Amer walnut bedroom suite. cost $3.50.
priced $50. N fine ccnd''iCn- no dealers.
COPE. Apf 500. -n1 Columbia I'd 16s
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FURNITURE-Two-pi Kroehler living
room suite. S@5 Odd sofa. overstuffed
chair, odd tables. maple baby bed, COM
plete studio couch, SO Record cabinet,
studio divan Open Sun. 3l6 9th ST. NV.
Dealer
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ACCORDION. I2O-bass; like new; played
only few times: al sacrifice Box 406-K.
Star.
ACCORDION-Before you buy any musical
instruments. see Ratner's Music Store and
save I36 18th 81 NV
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EXHAUST FANS. blowers, all sizes. new
ana rebuilt: sale, eXCh- and repair: belts.
pullerS. Carcv 1908 l4th
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BFICks. LUMBER, WOODWORK IRON.
Dupont paints. Ce.otex roofin- and Cello
teZ, insulating board, STANLEY hardware
and tools. WheellnC corrugated Shee-
metal and corrugated siding and L. 6 G
products Windows. 5u- PC doors 81 50
ID. Chain-linE fenCin- suitable for .sn-
mis- courts, faCto-v fencing also fo- re-
frances. FEATURES Colonial and FncIIeh
oeziEnS. FirepIace7 a. bargain prices.
80 81 and uD. Rock-wool insulation. "
inches \ 3 &c SO e. Cement. sand and
gravel can be bought n any quan'ities:
oag o. .aCd. 25c. hag Of gravel I5c
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COAT. black, cost 500: perfect cord!t!on.
20 Sl5e IS; Other clothes. 5012 Quar.es
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SCOTT CIRCLE-ll rms, well turn.; rent,
S75; yard: $50 handles; o
OWENS REALTY. ME 04s6.
REAL OPPORTUNITIES.
We specialize in the sale Of the higher
class of Restaurants, Bars, Hotels, Bowl
ing Alleys. Theaters,. Drug and Liquor
stores, etc. Transactions guaranteed by
extensive trial
NICHOLAS ]. GASTON CO.,
Suite sol. Woodward Bldg. DI. 1855.
BOWLING ALLEYS
Netting $4,000 year: can be improved.
condition Inquire
NICHOLAS J. GASTON CO.,
Suite sol, Woodward Bldg. DI 1865.
HOTEL AND SERVICE STATION.
., Less than so miles from Washington.
this hotel is situated on the country's
heaviest Travelled n1rth-South hlghv a. In
addition to transient business. the hotel
ervation nearby. The building, in excel
lent condition. contains - bedrooms with
room. lobby, office equipped kitchen, stor-
age rooms and other facilities. Offered
Gompietely furnished at price to sell.
included on the approximate 3-acre corner
tract is modern service station with > rest
r00ms' r02ri ;,s; a 1,saf & GARAGE cottaee tennis
additional COTTAGES
FOR FULL PARTICULARS.
GREEN & MAGRUDER.
@s40 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
CHI 3S3s. Ewes. CHI. 1895.
BAR5sGRILL. AF5tj one of washineton.s out
air-conditloned. real moneymaker. In
qulre for details,
NICHOLAS J. GASTON CO.,
Selling and Financing Business. Places.
3 LARGE 9-RCOM unfurnished residences
IN Arlington; fine location for rooming
and boarding houses: bargain. Call Pre-
N. G. HINES & SONS,
Chestnut o44O
N I@S b. 4e6 a0o"s $50 nr inc COM aao aVero Pre-
81 800, terms Guest house: 50 rms: rent,
S2S5. inc. 81 300 Price. S5.5On. terms
Rooming house. 10th st, u rms 4 baths;
rcn.. Sl25: oil h.: nice home and inc
$500, terms. Boarding house, 13 rms. ;
terms. Guest house. 40 rms, IA baths.
morthlv: inc. $1,000: - guests; $40 UOn
handles. Have plenty of good buys Call
M. KEACH, 1910 VT. Ave, RE. 2919
COLORED- house furnished.
boarding or aptS.. FriRidaires; good in
come; new-houSe condition: terms: Sc,
close Goyt. bldg. schools; bldg. sale, like
FOR COLORED.
Rooming house business and furniture:
j. ~ looms rooms baths; rent SLIGO; 2 Frigl-
$4,000 cash. Call Ma. 1926.
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NTIQUES-Remoysl sale Glass, china.
silver books, pictures, furniture, lamps
frames. firearms Edelson, 6lS 5th st. NV.
ANTIQUE SILVER TEA SETS. fiat and
holloware silver. Sheffield trays. all sizes
bric-a-brac Of all kinds Murray Galleries
I124 20th 81. NV. Dupont l2ll.
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SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED = Your
sewing machine adjusted and made 10 work
right by trained expert. Special now. a9c
Call DU 91lS IGs
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SCOTT CIRCLE-ll rms, well furn.; re
S75; yard; $3.50 handles.
OWENS REALTY ME- 05SH
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FURNITURE-Upright piano. large 2-pc.
over-stuffed living room suite. Edmonds
permanent wave machine, pedestal hair
dryer, alto saxophone. reasonable. WI.
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sCHOoI: can get car 70 use. co 29a1-W
WOMAN. colored. wants psrt-tIme work
or as maid or cook. Cali Dupont 53f4
WOMAN. colored. frst-class cook: refer
eAceS Phone Michigan a269.
WOMAN wishes washing to do at home
or out. Atlantic 61S6.
WORK OF ANY KIND BY > girls from
HSdth North Carolina; live out; no Sundays. AT.
62OS.
YOUNG WOMAN colored. wants house
VOTE and cooking in small adult family.
WANT TO PLACE my exp. maid; good
COOK. gh,W;: small family, gentiles only,
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COAT, tan nolo; brown suit. blue tailored
dress. size IL. WO 64l5
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59o5 Ga. Ave NV 1905 Nichols Az
BRICK. 10000 used. red: 10000 #. lun-
ing and trim: 100 window 200 mod
ern doors. 10 French doors, 6 wood kItch-
en- cabinets. l larEe wall mirror about
hX9 It, 500, 10 antique marble msntels
We are wrecking large modern ant
houses. 1921 s.. NV. Apply on above
EremlSeS. American WreCklng Co, RE
4752. Nishts. II 3244
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WAITRESS. colored. restaurant work
preferably daytime; references Phone MI
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.
(Continued)

GIRL s. gradqate tou 6eSireT Job as typtst
s99s. s99 40 general ONCE WORK. pnone A'iA"'i'
GIRL, white, live in. wants ghw., expert
enced, or mother's helper; Colonial Village
preferred. Chestnut 1434 after 6.
GOVERNESS, college graduate, desires posi-
ton. preferably older children; interview
essential. Call 1925 18th st. NV. Miss
Nicholson.
HOSTESS RFCEPTIoNIsT-mid aged
widow desires full or part time position.
AL social and business reference, high
school graduate, With two years law school.
Considerable knowledge of art and general
research. Box 426-K
HOTEL BOoKKEEPER, widow: many years
experience. excellent references capable
handling front office: could manage small
hotel; small salary, incl. maintenance.
Box 4o4K. Star. 1S'
HOUSEKEEPER, middle aged experienced,
refined; charge home one person; suburbs
preferred; no laundry. Box 46s-K Star.
HOUsEKEEPER, white, refined, widow.
competent homemaker; Al references
Box 447-K. Star.
HOUsEKEEPER; experienced: . or. 3 in
family: salary. $50 month, live in; city ref
erenceS. Box Ask. Star. 16'
LADY; l! CIy;.-, white. will care for young child
or elderly lady evenings. Atlantic O713-M
LADY, white. wants Housekeeping, mother
less home preferred; unincumbered, expert
enced. 474 ST s.w.
MAID. colored. intelligent, reliable, de-
slres work in store or office. HO. 65lS.
MODISTE solicits plain and fancy sewing;
costumes. slip covers and draperies: chill
dren's clothes a speciality refined colored
American; 20 yrs experience, N. Y. and
Boston establishments. Appointment. Adams
7444.
NIGHT CASHIER or waitress, throushly
experienced for high-class restaurant.
FIR. 1884.
NIGHT NURSING wanted by white woman.
caring for invalds, aged or children. after
noon or evenings; ref. AD 09S6
NURSE would like position with invalid or
elderly person; free to travel; best refer
Cnces. Adams 5093-W.
NURSE. 12-hour day duty; live. out; fe-
male patient; also substitute nursing. Du-
pont 1856.
NURSE, thoroushly experienced desires
$ 10 L. hour duty: 35c hour Kensington
@45-J.
NURSE practical, desires day or night
duty: thoroughly competent; doctors ref
erences. Call Dupont 900.
NURSE. hospital training, yrs exp, dr's |
reference, Will take any case, give hypoS. |
ME. 112S IT,
perienced; elderly patients: good references. |
ME. 1919.
NURSE, practical, wishes day duty; ex-
perienced efficient. Call Mrs Williams, |
District 1858. Apt. 40S. Cecil Apis
RsE-COMPANION. elderly lady: light |
housekeeping for elderly couple. Shepherd |
NURSE, colored experienced, practical, |
qualified for hospital or private duty. DU. |
T114.
NURSE. . yrs training, prefers institution
or office work: references. MI 74O3.
NURSE OR MAID. colored: salary, $40
up. live in. Franklin 1912.
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WATCH REPAIRING and ieWelry shop;
stock, fixtures and lease: good central loca-
tion, doWntown: price reasonable. Apply
Box 4HG-K. Star
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ELECTRIC appliances, used. IN excellent
condition. General Electric fat-top range.
late model $40 50. FrIgldaIre, 8 Gu. f.,
must be seen 10 be appreciated, S94 -.
Many other bargains. such as Ironers,
vacuum cleaners. washing machines. etc.
UCDT1Fy 4Onp
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FURNTTURE-Living room suite, complete;
coffee table, also radio, lamp; very cheap.
Randolph n1oq
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FURNITURE-Duncan Phyfe drop leaf
table, walnut. large size; table radio, car
radio. Call Taylor S4@t.
Evening star., 1941-02-16

GIRL, h. S graduate, desires Job as typist
and do general Office work. Phone Atlantic
og.3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
BY OREN ARNOLD

That's fine. There's your
dictation pad. A letter for DR..
p. D. Hines, University Hall,
Detroit.
Dear DR.. Hines: Miss Sormi
and I hasten to report that the
experiment was complete sue
cess. OF course, I shall withhold
details until adequate tests can
be run. Anything but absolute
secrecy would be devasting now.
Also, there has been no time to
prepare the necessary shields 1t
happened only this afternoon.
Measure of the radiation is i'm
possible today but lead plates
can be arranged within a week.
In any event there is grave dam
ger at this stage, S you will
realize. Leana Sormi knows ev-
cry step l have taken, so that ii
anything should happen to me
before I can have detailed re-
ports made out, then"
Carolyn's eyes narrowed. She
stole a quick glance at him, then
had to keep her pencil flying.
Fortunately, she was an expert at
secretarial work. Two years with
an energetic banker had helped.
DR.. Hale was gripping both cor
ners of his desk now, looking
straight ahead and talking. He
ended this letter and went in
stantly into a rather technical
report, referring often to his own
notes as he dictated.
About 4 he paused to dismiss
politely the other girls who
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19

had come hoping for a job. Car
olyn felt definite sympathy
for them. At $40 she and DR..
Hale were interrupted again by
knock on the office door. Caro-
Ign answered, glad of another
moment of rest.
"Ken!" she greeted tall
young man. "You-you brought
them?"
He nodded. Nearly 500
worth. And c. o. D., if I may
be so bold as to-"
DR.. Hale didn't even hesitate.
He just wrote a check and gave
it to Ken Palmer. Together the
three went outside. Twelve men
were waiting, mostly young men
of excellent physiques.
Happens the police depart
ment keeps a waiting list" Ken
Palmer explained. "Up to 100
applicants for jobs on the force.
Men who have passed rather
rigid tests already. l was able to
get a dozen in a hurry. I'd do
anything Carolyn asked, DR..
Hale! I hope you treat her right
out here"
"Hush, Ken!" And thank you
ever so much!"
They stationed the guard at
DR.. Hale's direction. 1t took
half an hour more. Soon after
6 o clock, though, Carolyn and
Robert Hale were back in his
office at dictation again, which
surprised her.
Things had moved with in
credible swiftness sinse III e
nervily came out here at 3 o.
clock, one hour ahead Of her APP
pointment. She had no idea
what to expect next. A sense of
excitement, too vague to under
stand but too emphatic to ignore,
charged the air around this great
laboratory and office here on the
outskirts of town. Curiosity In
Carolyn was at the steaming
point, too, so that she had some
difficulty maintaining a bust
ness-like poise.
At 7p. m. DR.. Hale was dron-
ing on, using more and more sci
entific terms in his dictation. Her
fingers were growing tired. Then
all at once he surprised her
again.
"Who is this Mr.. Palmer" he
asked. ~
"Ken?" she looked up and
smiled. "Oh, Ken's just boy
in love with me-"
DR.. Robert Hale, scientist,
slowly frowned. Astonishing"
astonishing that a boy
should be in love with me?"
"No, no! I meant, 1t Is aston
ishing how your-your eyes dis
tract one. The. uh, pigmenta-
ton is" He paused awkard-
ly.
Carolyn squelched a quick lit
tie smile of amusement, tucked
in her lower lip. Her distin-
guished employer was more than
a scientist, she realized: he could
be intensely interesting. And
human.
(To Ne Continued.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
Q SERIAL STORY

Yesterday: Or. Robert Hale, young
scientist, and his assistant, Leana Sormi,
stand In awe Of the modern miracle
they have performed. Hurriedly, they
lock their laboratory. plan to place
guard over their secret. Meantime,
Dr. Hale has advertised for . secretary.
Al his office he finds Carolyn Tyler,
beautiful, charming. salary Is no item,
bat he warns her Of the secrecy, the
danger that must surround her work.
She II not afraid. But this DR.. Hale
continues, sis something that will revolu-
tionile civilization"
CHAPTER III
"This can be your desk. It's
by window. Your type
writer needs a new ribbon. :.
Your notebook can rest on the
desk arm, thus can lower
your chair, you are not as tall as
l. -. If I walk about as die
tate, don't be distracted, please.
You must weigh about 100
pounds, don't you, Miss Tyler?"
1t was Carolyn's first chance
to get in an answer. He had
been speaking in a monotone,
getting her settled with meticu-
lous attention to details.
"Only 49," she corrected.
Then added, half amused, Must
I pass a physical test, too?"
ooh, no! IL was just noting
how becoming your street dress
is. am sensitive to all sorts Of
phenomena. 1t is unimportant
at the moment. Immediately, we
must hire a guard. Men, with
guns. / have no idea where to
get them!"
Carolyn looked her surprise.
She noted that he was gazing
off now frowning. Something
inside her told her to take the
initiative; here, maybe, was her
chance to make good with him at
once! An exceptional job with
exceptional pay, the advertise
ment had said. Well, it meant
she had to use her head, no
doubt.
"I'll get them" she volunteer
ed, blindly. How many men,
DR.. Hale? And what salaries?
And where"
ooh. Why, any salary neces-
sary. You must understand that
money is no object here now,
Miss Tyler! We are amply fl
nanced. We have something of
transcendent Importance. All
former requisites, all of human
thinking, must be reorganized
so as to-"
Goodness! Then, no doubt,
we can buy the necessary guns.
What kind? And how many"
"Why. a dozen men at least.
On all sides Of the main labora-
tory yonder to see that absolute
ly no one even approaches the
place night or day."
"Whew!"
ut Is extremely important,
Miss Tyler!"
II don't doubt il. Let me use
the telephone"
Oddly enough, he appeared
now { o forget her entirely. She
noted the way he buried his nose
In papers and charts at his broad
desk. Plainly he had been will
ing 20 delegate q task TO her,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
70 Germans
Escape Camp
in Ontario

0PORT ARTHUR, Ont,
April 19-(P)-Ontari0 Pro-
vincial Police Inspector Will
liam Ingram announced today
that 20 German prisoners
escaped during the night from
an internment camp east Of
Port Arthur.
1--WE have no details as
yet" said an official of the Of
flee of the Director of Intern
ment Operations in Ottawa.
1--WE merely have been ad-
vised that 20 men have
escaped from a northwestern
Ontario camp"
The official said guards
were sent out Immediately to
try and track down the fugi-
tives.