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Evening star., 1941-02-20
Bv Lillian Cox Athey

u Y LiIIUH u On II iHtp
i'm at heart is honest. He Is
only trying to make his living with
as little exertion as possible,
rather human trait If he finds
something within reach which be-
longs to another, he has not been
taught by his parents to let it alone.
Rather his instruction has been to
be clever enough to get what he
wants without attracting too much
attention.
Jim is almost 20 inches from
stem to stern. His plumage, though
referred to as black, is a rich pur-
uuel black on the back, shoulders
and rump; wings and tail covertS
having a metallic violet hue and the
outermost tail-feathers CLOSED with
a greenish- blue. The younger fry
are a grayish-black and less notice.
ably CLOSED with mature colors.
The distribution of the American
crow is over the temperate eastern
part of North American with the eX-
ception of Florida; north on the
Atlantic coast to Newfoundland and
Magdalen Islands: in the interior al
most to the Arctic coast, and west to
the edge of the arid region.
jim crow and his clan are our
best known birds. Almost every one
ccu identify him, though some mis-
take him for a cousin, the fish crow,
which is somewhat smaller.
No doubt about 1t, crows are
clever. They make entertaining, If
at times annoying, pets. They are
quick to learn tricks and have a
most active, thrifty habit of slowing
things away. Bright and gaudy
trinkets are almost irresistible. Many
strange things have been found in
the crows nursery and in his hiding
place when he has been a pet.
Magpies and jays, first cousins, also
have this family trait.
The habit of taking high places
for 1ookouts is followed when look
ing for a building site for the COM
ing of his lusty family. Usually the
nest is about rs feet above the
ground, in a confer when possible;
in other trees, if not.
While crows will not find special
Evening star., 1941-02-20
Uhe Inbiaible CIrailssn
-bu Joseph Chadwick 10y

The story Michael oued
after plane he designed crashed killing Tert Pilot Ter Martini
finds evidence sabotage in the affair from oUeraring
He notifies the F. B. F. c.
Judon March himself but the latter discounts the dope
ab Then Diane March, to UhOm Mike
connection betUeen brother Dick the
plant explosion shortly 1Uarnng
Mike Halliday, hom he
of Martin and presently
hand find il he, Ryan, caused TeTS DEATH
Mike meets her at the country club night NTH
father
surprises m the suggestion that they get married at
Evening star., 1941-02-20
NAVY.
RIRFAU OF NAVIGATION

BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
Pef6' N2Y NS9mq5; n. SCOT E. from Akron Ohio
De Long, Il Comdr, Earl R, from U s. s.
Rlgel to San Pedro, Calf. =,
KiyetJe, IL comdr' Frederick N, from
Patrol Squadron A TO U. S. s. VIII
Regsn. Il. comdr. Herbert E. from U. s
S Williamson to Patrol Wing 4
'nTs ment 10 to e Uo'spn s RidhmonG 6G Ga'S Depart
Dornin, 1t. Marshall E, from U. s. S Lea
Foley L. Francs ]. from U. s S. Crane
Keith, r, 1t R9OeTt from U. S, s Aylwin
Crosby u TO- US :. S s. crevehi ; from =. .. .
Me- sterson L. =. g Paul. from U. S. S
Bass. Ensign Harry B. from Pensacola,
Cooley, Ensign James s; from U. s. s.
Texas 10 Pensacola, Fla
KlGlSs' Ensign Norman j. from Pensacola,
Fla 10 U. S: S. Enterprise.
Master;son; Ensisn James A, from, Pen
0uady. Ensign Frank b from Pensacola,
Fla, TO U. S S Enterprise.
MEDICAL CORPS.
yh 4 TomfF 60 10 NdfioE dfSS R Va from Brook
soqkup /! comdr. Frank K; from San
Ke3Ss DissG Cai 70 R4uSe y s. f1om delPhls
saat Rsnecr 10 10 u S. h7aGe RaD5dan an from T. . .
Moser. Il. .. 81 John H, from Charles
ton, S. C., 10 Destroyer Division so.
DENTAL CORPS
Lowry, 1t. Raymond A, from U S. S.
yorktown 10 U. S S. Lexington.
Jackson. 1t. d. 81 Dewey D.. from U. S. S
Relief TO U. S. s Yorktown.
MClnnlS. 1t y. e Harry B, from Pen
sacoa, Fla. 10 Guam.
SUPPLY CORPS
Rlcke.ts. 1t. Comdr. James B from q. S
erS- s. T-ppetGanQIc Eetsti r, to q s AaenYsts I;Yoso
Pa. TO U. S S New York.
Timing, Ensign James E. from Philadel-
phla, Pa. 10 Destroyer Division 20.
CIVIL ENGINEER CORPS
SylyeSter: Il Coomdr. Harold NJ from
CHAPLAIN CORPS.
Brooks, 1t. Comdr. Joseph H, from u s. S
New Orleans to Corpus Christi, Tex.
Bauer. Ii q. g. Edwin T, from U. S. S.
Relief TO Canal Zone.
Davis. 1t O. James E. from o s.
Denebols 70 Guam.
Forgy, Ii q. a. Howell NJ, from Great
Lakes. Ill, to U. S. s. New Orleans.
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Births Reported

Paul and Betty Ambrose. boy.
Clarence and Louise Bennett, girl
Joseph and Mary Dickens. boy.
Claude and Elizabeth Edwards boy
Samuel and Sarah Elsenberg, gi-l
Frank and Margaret Geib, sirl.
James and Catherine Graninger. boy
George and Dorothy Hamlet, girl
Carl and Marguerite Jones. girl.
George and Rose Lusby. boy
Frederick and Dorothy Martin, boy.
Jack and Thelma Myers. glrl.
Edward ard Allene McCrsnn. boy.
Edward an6 Mary Mcdaniel, boy.
Lewis and Virginia Nelson, girl.
Albert and Mary ONell. boy.
William and Columbia PiRott. Girl.
John and Margaret Poetzman. girl.
Harry and Lou Ann Spaiding, boy
Johnnie and Vcllna Winstead. girl
Otis ard Carrie Breeden, twins, BOYS
Earnest and Marllyn Crosby, boy.
jackson and Sarah DOUGLAS, boy.
Prince and Minnie Griffin. boy
Clifton and Catherine Jones. girl.
FLOYD and Invens Mobley, girl.
William and Alta Wilson, boy.
Evening star., 1941-02-20

Michael whispered, snap out OF II,
Di You look as if you're going to
collapse"
All right. But take me out of
here"
They danced close to the open
doors to the veranda, then stopped
dancing and went outside. Diane
said, Farther, Michael Far
ther." And he led her down onto
the terrace, across it until they
stood by a willow tree. Diane
grasped the lapels of his coat and
buried her face against his shoulder.
And began to cry softly. He had
never before seen her cry.
Michael said, when she was still
in his arms, Come clean, Diane,
Who put that idea into your pretty
head? Who urged you to marry me
and get me out of town."
She didn't answer, so he gripped
her shoulders and held her so he
could see her face. who put you
up to it?"
mo one. Michael. No one!"
You don't lie well, Diane" he
said. Some one said it was the
only way you could keep your
brother in the clear. He played on
your fears for Dick. Dick March is
involved in the sabotage at March
Aircraft. and you'll stop at nothing
to shield him. You want to get me
away. no matter the cost, because
YOU fear Ill get him in trouble"
For moment he expected her to
DENY it. but Diane was shaken. She
said defiantly, Dicks my brother,
Michael"
And I'm threat to Dick
Yes" heavily.
And you'd marry me when you
no longer love me"
1T wouldn't have been bad, Mike.
do like you, and maybe I'd learn
to love you all over again. Any girl
should love YOU" She broke of
abruptly and gave him searching
look. Mike, there is another girl
Sudden Realization.
There was another girl. There
vas Joan Halliday. He hadn't real
lied it until this moment. He wasn't
in love with Diana any more. 1t
was Joan.
He said, There is a girl, Diane.
Joan Halliday. The girl you met this
morning. It's something that just
happened. How, I don't know"
She's very attractive" Diane said,
her voice strangely edged. But
she's always with Bert Donovan. 1
thought she was in love with him.
She looks like girl in love. I no
ticed tonight"
It know" Michael said. "I know.
But I'm going to stop all that"
He took his hands from Danes
shoulders and occupied himself with
a cigarette. His hands shook q lit
tie. He was upset by the magnitude
of his discovery. Diane watched
him, her eyes wistful, and after the
silence between them grew lengthy,
she said. GO away with her. Mike"
still protecting Dick, eh?"
Dick and you, Michael I'm afraid
for you. You're not safe here"
Diane, I promised you I'd wait
"a hours before I told the Oman
about Dicks queer behavior last
right. I want you to release me
from that promise"
mol I won't DO it."
And if I break my Word?"
You won't" she said. You're not
like that"
She turned abruptly and walked
back across the terrace, her slim
shoulders dropping a little Michael
followed.
Her father and Senor Cordova
we're still at their table in the bar.
They we're discussing plans for some
sort of factory. Diane slipped into
her chair and reached across the
table for the martini Michael had
Evening star., 1941-02-20
Natures Children
American Crow
(Corvus brachyrhynchos)

niche as architects in the hall of
fame in bird-dom, they build a
substantial affair of coarse sticks,
twigs, grasses and tree bark, The
inside shows concern for the comfort
of the babies, the soft, inner bark
of Eastwood, chestnut and other
Evening star., 1941-02-20
GOVERNMENT WORKERS.
PART-TIME WORKERS,
EVENING WORKERS

VINO are permanently employed. with ~
ltaSl . years residence in the District
income by representing the Stenotype Co.
IN tAelr locality You viii arrange ap-
pom ments IN your district from leads
lrnShed BY the company which vii he
Closed for you. No selling required. 3
evenings weeks hours per evening
IitS is a S5.OUOOO0 national corporation
with AAAl rating. As We require full
representation in the DistrinS and suburbs,
Saturday. February -, So that We nav
make our selections without undue delay
anc explain the full story to those ap-
pointed Call at Room 4QI. Albee Build
ing I4-b G 81. NV. ASK for Mr. Little
heLc' Eastern Sales Manager, The Steno-
Evening star., 1941-02-20
FOUND.

BOSTON BULL, male. brindle. with collar,
on Monday night. vicinity 18th and LYMAN
pl. ne. Atlantic 056l.
PAIR OF DOGS. female. white with tan
spots; one Scottie. short cars, lcnE tail
1924 Canal rd NV.
BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED. STRAY
ANIMALS to Animal Rest Shelter. $500
Wheeler rd. Sc AT, 1853 Present facili-
ties limited to that class only
Evening star., 1941-02-20
CHAPTER, x

Michael didn't anything He couldn't for he had been too
severely
there the crowded, brilliant ballroom
very pale. She forced bleak smile.
the no." she said That's what proposing"
Evening star., 1941-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES

SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts incurred by any one other than
myself. HARRY GANN, 500 Eye st. ne.
Evening star., 1941-02-20
Marriage License
Applications

RICHARD Ltn9g Il Ok and Isabelle oSHsn 3adEs
ChaTles De- vii Davis %, $50 Aeker st.
ne. and Evelyn F. Davis 20, 653 Acker
w ST. t., ne NJ the zI5er Reg O l. Ban Band p .
NV the Rsv. F. W. Alstoek.
Hee5d snd Be Berhoe A Beord rs aTf if5
Capitol, St: the Rev; E: W. Whiting.
Efs garlic pSS9eH chester m v WoFthheton W sha dT
NV: judge c yton
Thomas James Mitchell -. 4l6 N Y.
aye 81 nv anS he LsgTa ReT Smes Mae HUI vi s2S
Seles ,(i5 ,coima&T;, T,a5; g; sol D st. Sc; the
John Robert stirewalt, "A. 1866 Hamilton
st. NV, and Thelma Augusta Mount. 25,
l3G Lanier pl NV the Rev. Orris G.
william spohn, a5, 2914 Cortland pl.
W ngon and Mary he hene Rec GostG5oe ST AT
John Martin Ward, 81. 1882 Belmont st.
i4oi Deiafeld pl. NV; the Rev. Dr..
and vTsna Fchspne Scott S a5f9
David A. Heilpern, "a. Baltimore, Nd. and
Mary E. Goody' 2l' Baltimore judge
walker James Burns 81: Soldiers Home
7y Tennyson aHO st. NV: ~ the ne Rev. Harry larry
oharies P gns!aub. tr., 30, Baltimore, and
Kew Riylen G. lds Bahsy' Bahey ~ Baltimore the
Harold H. Richards, %. ,431L 18th st: NV,
nv: NV the Rev. R. II Miller
James T. Trice, 81, 1920, 9th st. NV, and
zecta Louise EarEle %, Richmond Va;
HoF5 FIosEie afacS Mae Is McGr 4s 4th "9f st.
NV; the Rev. H. c. Brooks
0i4lTet nW ana ID Lucille Tts B2ock. s2, Dunn, n. G.:
the Rev. w. s. Abernethy.
ring 35 both of Washington;
linRham 80, both of Washngton.
George Manos, 81, and Sue Douthat, "a,
Frank j. Kiess, 81. Washington, and A.
Elmer hen MsPsOn n rs and ETnce Mokenney
Carolina ave. sc. and Dorothy Lorraine
WGber rbeodoq. 3 of 41s 3h St akoma
Park, and Hazel Marie Davis, Is. 94-A
Bates st. NV.
Louise NJ. Poff, II, WASHINGTON.
Charles Joseph Thomas, 1s. Naylor. Md.
and Grace Magdalene Burch, Is, Baden,
Robert w. Northrop. 2I, Washington, and
Mildred D. Cologne, p, Arlington, Va.
and Ella ] Fincham. ~. wa sshineton
James w. Evans, 8, Cabin John. Md, and
Doris L. Dixon. 1S Washington.
James B Mcdaniel. %, Fort Belvoir,
Va. and Lola 1. Sloan. 81, Washington.
Charlie F. Watson. 25, and Leila P. Austin,
30. both of Washington.
Ernest owen Rowe. 10. and Margaret Lane
Staples, T. both of Washington.
Francis William CT Ambrano, jr.. 26. and
Emily Frances Burda, 21, both of Wash
ington
James G. Leoras 35, Altoona. Pa. and
Phoebe M. Brush "a Glen Campbell. Pa.
Herman ]. Richard, 90, Quantico Va, and
Marjorie B. Robertson. 21 washington.
Edward Fallon Carney, 26, Alexandria. Va.
and Irene M. Pushman, %, Cleveland.
Poles in Germany must now wear
Evening star., 1941-02-20
City News in Brief
TODAY.

Meeting, Washington Section of
pm.
Meeting, Thirteen Club, Willard
Hotel, pm.
Meeting, Alpha Beta Phi Legal
Fraternity, Willard Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Lambda Chi Sorority,
Wardman Park Hotel. 8 pm.
Dinner and dance, Tacomis Club
of the United States Tariff Commis-
sion, Carlton Hotel, 8 pm.
Dance, Virginia State Society,
Willard Hotel, 9 pm.
Dance, Social Security Board,
Wardman Park Hotel, 10 pm.
Convention, American Bibli-
ograph and Library Association,
Willard Hotel, all day.
Convention, AsSocia ton of Amer
ican State Biologists, Willard
Hotel, all day.
Annual meeting, Grand Masters
of Masons, Willard Hotel, all day.
TOMORROW.
LuilLiIcOIl, MctdL WIIuOW 1lISlI-
tute, Hamilton Hotel, 1890 pm.
Buffet luncheon, District of Co.
lumbia Bankers Association, Will
lard Hotel, l2:45 pm.
Dinner, A. B. C. Club, Hamilton
Hotel. 7:30 pm.
Dinner, Illinois State Society,
Annapolis Hotel, 7:30 pm.
Meeting, Allied Masonic Degrees,
Hamilton Hotel, 8 pm.
Card party and dance, Our Lady
of Victory Church, Willard Hotel,
8 pm.
Card party and dance. Esther
Chapter No 5, o, E. S., KenWood
Country Club, 9 pm.
Dance. Washington State and
Alaska Society, Cairo Hotel, $50
pm.
Dance. Gonzaga Alumni Associa-
tion, Wardman Park Hotel, 10 pm
Convention, American Bibli-
ogtaph and Library Association,
Willard Hotel, all day.
Annual meeting, Grand Masters
of Masons, Willard Hotel, all day.
Evening star., 1941-02-20
HELP MEN.

SALESMAN COLLECTOR, experienced;
must have good references. Call pet. O-S,
Decatur ff43
Statesmen full time or side line, we nav
spot cash for getting US locations for com
operated telephone music boxes pin ball
sTaphs, etc See Mi. Byram, Silent sales
635 D NV.
SILK sPOTTER wanted, white, expert
enced. Apply Marvel Cleaners, 25l1 Sher-
man ave. NV
SHORT ORDER COOK, short hours good
pay. oxford 1913.
TORS-sALESMEN, for house-to-
house canyassing; must be experienced,
salary and commission. Trifiers do not
apply Radiator Heating q 1mprovement
Co. 525 2nd 81. NV.
STEAM TABLE MAN. local references
80 10 40; excellent salary: opportunity for
advancement. Apply 500 Ga ave. NV.
WAITER. experienced, white. Dikeman S.
500 18th st, NV.
WINE AND LIQUOR SALESMAN expert
taCed. GOCC OppOrt tlnlty Tor Tlghi man,
Wrlte Box ILL Star. Our men know Of
work. Mr O'Connor, Corcoran Gallery,
18th and New York ave. NV.
The FULLER BRUSH co. can place one
man IN Washington. Box ll4-L, Star.
OPENING for young married man. credit
dept of local Office Of large concern. Col
lCEe man given preference Sales or custom
relation experience required. State age
experience and qualifications. Box ISL,
Star.
MAN BETWEEN AGES "5-3O IN HOUSE
LEASING DEPARTMENT OF LARGE
ESTABLISHED REAL STATE FIRM EX-
PER1FNCE PREFERRED MUST STATE
AGE. BUSINESS EXPERIENCE AND
GAXEs BEEN- INFoRMED Of THIS ADJ
BOX 81. STAR.
ATTENTION, SALESMEN..
Due to great demand for Ig4l Chevrolet
We are forced TO increase our sales force
We need several men at once. II you
haven't sold autos before, now is your
end most progressive ChevrC!et dealers
Here is your opportunity 10 make big money
the year around We are starting q Schoo'
Evening star., 1941-02-20

BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced only;
steady position. Vera Beauty Salon, 222
Carroll ave. Takoms Park. Nd
BEAUTY OPERATOR. expert. wanted 1T
once, with following pref. 921 G ST. n ".
ME- fQ-' oOs
Evening star., 1941-02-20
Rockville,

Poles in Germany must now wear
q yellow badge with the letter 'P".
Evening star., 1941-02-20

restaurant. under 30 wears Of aeo local
references. Apply B. N. Tally-Ho Res
-Lranr. SlM In :.
Evening star., 1941-02-20
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

TEACHERS AGENCY
Shorthand-typing teacher wanted trnn,sa
-o4 COLORADO BLDG RE. I1l2
DOMESTIC
RELIABLE AGENCY, DE. 1851. 14n2 IItb.
laS COOKS, housewOrkerS- chambermatdS
dayWorkers. mothers helpers, part-y,n7ers.
Evening star., 1941-02-20
HELP MEN.
HELP MEN e. WOMEN.


CASHIER for better class downtown res-
taurants St-te age and qualifications.
COUPLE capable thoroughly trained, for
small home IN nearby Vlreinia. must be
experienced cook and butler with good
references. Good wages, DI. 5000, Ext.
MALE OR FEMALE interior decorator.
Apply in own handwriting stating expe Il
enCe,, reference, salary expected 10 Box
2l7-L- Star.
MEN AND WOMEN. few, reliable. refer
eHceS. sell hoSpuaIlzatIou insurance; eStab-
llshed virginia CO.. either whole or part
Lme, IN Alexandria Arlington and Fairfax
Counties Liberal commission. Call Rob-
er' Woods. vice president North America
Assurance Society, George Mason Hotel,
Alexandria, for appointment after IL noon
Wednesday and all day Thursday
SECRETARY for light secretarial work.
STATE qualifications. Box Bill, Star.
ADVERTISING COPY AND LAYOUT
PERSON. WITH DEPT STORE EXPFRI-
ENIE FOR LOCAL AGENCY MUST
KNOW PRODUCTION GIVE FULL. DE-
iA!L%2- STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. BOX
EVENING WORK.
men and women wanted, people now
employed IN Govt. or equivalent, not over
3u years. . hrs. per evening, days each
,Ltu. AeW plan, no competition. OppOr-
uhIy Tor permanent executive position
ior lno'e who work, have initiative, am
bI!on and can show US Give aee edu-
LdlOL, present post .on- experience, homa
o1alt' phone number. Box 1861. Star
Evening star., 1941-02-20

BOCKKEEPER for General Motors TEN.
State age. experience and reference.
Steady employment eood salary. Box
1"2-,I Star office
Evening star., 1941-02-20

AIREDALE, brown, female, name PATSY;
collar and tag vicinity Freedmen's Hos
pital; reward North 1890
BILLFOID. tan. on Lincoln Park st. car,
approx @ p.r1., Feb. s. Finder please re-
turn Reward. IL 5th ST. Sc. AT 26S2-J.
CAT, strayed from vicinity 3lst and N
SITS. NV. light tortoise, large male. ringed
tail: chiIdren,s pet; reward. 3033 N st.
ENGLISH BULL. male. brindle. vicinity
41st and Legation. Phone Woodley 1G16
FOX TERRIER, in Arlington. marked black
and white had on brown harness Reward.
Phone oxford 016S-W.
GLOVES, mans black kid. wool lined. in
$500 block S st. NV. Phone Woodley 9351
LAPEL PIN, fower-shaped. Sunday at
Washington Airport Phone Woodley S914
SPECTACLES, tortoise shell frame, at Ma
comb st; and Wisconsin ave, or 500 block
Phone WO. 975S.
sPITZ, white. lost Saturday. Call Angelina,
514 2nd st. NV. ME. 1856.
STRING OF 1O1 ORIENTAL Pearl S. 4 dia-
monds, in platinum clasp with initials a
finckeIs, 14th and F NV. Reward. Con-
tact Nichols Co, ME. O316.
WRIST WATCH. lady's Hamilton; reward.
Adams 6346 after pm.
WRIST WATCH. Lady Elgin.'' platinum,
set with diamonds: vic, Hamilton Hotel,
VT and K SITS or Bonat's Restaurant; so
reward. Randolph 3s0s after pm. %.
. TEETH on silver band; lost 10 days ago.
Liberal reward. Georgia 5042.
Evening star., 1941-02-20
HELP MEN.

ADVERTISING POSITION OPEN for (2)
men Apply between $50 am. and am
only.s 920 National Press Bldg.
AWNING MEN, experienced. steady work,
good wages. DISTRICT AWNING AND
SHADE CO., 1909 9th st. NV.
BAKERS. EXPERIENCED IN retail shop.
Phone sligo 62s7 after pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-20

NURSE. practical, young. some hospital
training. Permanent position in nursing
home. $1,000 month, board eand lodging
to start. TWelVe-hour duty. Excellent
chance for advancement Write EdgeWood
Nursing Home. 5000 Bellona ave. BaIti-
Evening star., 1941-02-20
HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced. steady
position. Eood salary: CCnEenIal envlron-
ment. No following necessary. WA. 9676.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced: per-
manent position. Heler's Beauty Salon.
25u KENNEDY 81 Il W
Evening star., 1941-02-20
ATTENTION. SALESMAN
WHITE MEN

91 wears Of age. with o1e-year residenc
in D. c. or nearby Nd or Va. with D c
operator permit 20 drive
DIAMOND CARS
Evening star., 1941-02-20

SALESLADY neat ambitious for per-
manent position in Clarendon. Opportunity
for advancement. Phone Alexandria $3.50
after > I'm. to-day
Evening star., 1941-02-20

P b X OPERATOR, new downtown
apt: salary. $500 mo. Give fun expert
ence. age family, etc. Box 1881, Star.
SALESGIRL to work in specially shop.
Do not apply unless experienced. 736
9Th
Evening star., 1941-02-20

CLERK -TYPIST at once %. hiCh school
graduates, knowledge Of shorthand help
ful but not required Apply Miss Lund.
RI. 1o5. SIS 14th ST. NV, bet. g-3. eX-
cont SATURDAYS
Evening star., 1941-02-20

Continued on Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1941-02-20
LOST

AIREDALE, brown, female, name PATSY;
collar and tag; vicinity Freedmen's Hos
pital; reward North 2q30
n +op
Evening star., 1941-02-20

COUNTFRGIRL must be experienced, for
unCheoaette and soda fountain No
Sundays. 81" wk-. meals and uniform.
Evening star., 1941-02-20

COUNTER GIRLS ,6l. experienced. local
references. white. between - and 2S
Apply 4O4 Star Bldg, between and IL
Evening star., 1941-02-20

SHIRT INSPECTOR wanted. Apply Con-
GERS Laundry, 23rd and New York ave.
NV
STENOGRAPHER, young lady, in law ONCE.
State qualifications. Address Box 402-H,
Star
Evening star., 1941-02-20

She let her voice fade away and
her eyes were distressed. Then:
TEX told me that Bert sold out to
the other side, and one night when
Tex was on patrol Bert sent word
to the enemy. Tex was caught in
trap, shot down. He managed to
bring his plane down behind Loyal
list lines and he went after Bert.
But Bert hadn't returned from his
Evening star., 1941-02-20

CASHIER for better class downtown ress
aurant, St-te age and qualifications.
3Ox 14g-J. star
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-14

"I'm helping tool" Proud words from a housewife, earning money that may make possible new fur niture, education, new homel
 Successful home earners have discovered that the way to earn money is to be different, but it's not hard o be dfferentl
 Look at Mrs. U. who made a home dress shop different simply by having an exclusive" stock of one-of-a-kind dresses. Her adver- tising was different, too, cheap but charming-penny postcards that said Come to the Back Door Shop. It's Lots of Fun"
 Another way is to offer quality, yes and to charge for 1t. Mrs. G. built a flourishlng cake business on a super angel cake she priced at $50, making 35 per cent profit on each one. And there's MS'. F. who offered low price, selling tea sandwiches to those who couldn't t afford caterers wares.
 You needn't invest money or be specially talented to earn at homel Our 32-page booklet ex- plains five main rules of home business success, tells how other women got started making money; describes enterprises you might try. Has ideas for women who can sew. knit, crochet, cook, type, be helpful.
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Of Interest to Women

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 e. What can I use on the nickel fixtures in my bathroom to polish them? The ordinary abrasives seem to scratch them badly.
 A Wash them with soap and water and polish with whiting mois- tened with alcohol, ammonia, or water.
 e. I must prepare food for a member of my family who has dia- betes. Can you suggest some books to read that will help me?
 A. So much has been discovered about hte care and diet of persons