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ATTENTION REBEKAHS

Rebekahs are to attend Mother S Day Services at the Lutheran il Church. Meet at 10:45 o'clock at the church. adv.
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| HAPPY BIRTHDAY

MAY 10
 D. B. Femmer Vara Kay Metzgar Vera Kay Metzgar Mike Daniloff Barney Johnson Clara Hansen
 MAY II Dr. Robert Simpson Mrs. Charles w. Carter Jackson Marsh Mrs Karl Ashenbrenner T. F. Adamson William Tompkins Helen DeSoto Clarence Campbell Ida Mae Delano
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CARD OF THANKS

Our sincere thanks to all for the many kindnesses extended during our recent bereavement. 'fs;sF MIR. AND MRS. AUGUST adv. AALTO AND FAMILY.
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Service Orders
ARMY.
INFANTRY.

Brown. Col. Sidney G.. from Fort Ord,
Calf, to Baltimore
KNIGHT, 1t. Col. Ray T., from Fort Bliss,
Tex. to Washington.
Dix. N. j. to Fort Custer. Mich
Adams; Second 1t Edward D., from Camp
Wolf Second 1t. John F.. from Fort Dix
ODonnell. First 1t. Edward j. from Camp
Croft, S. c., TO Westover Field Mass.
oUARTERMASTER CORPS.
Schlesinger, Col. Harold E., from Fort
Ramey: Maj Allen, from MOnett Field.
Krausse Capt Rudolph K. from Mof-
sickler, Capt Jesse. p, from Luke Field
Patrinelis Mai. John E. from Bakers
field, Calf. to Lemoore, Calf.
Stewart. Can't, George W, from Puerto
Sill Okla, TO Camp Edwards, Mass.
MEDICAL CORPS
Brown Can't James W. from Hamilton
Field, Calf. to Santa Ana. Calf
ENGINEERS.
Hosas. Il: Col Ole G. from vs1ncouver
h'inDp, bnrs NJ Miss oi to nPr1 Providence. nee R I.
GENERAL STAFF CORPS.
Maddox 1t. Col Rav r, from Fort
Hull, 1t Col .Iohn E, from Birmingham.
Ala. to WASHINGTON,
CHApLAINS.
Hckev. 1t. Col David H. from Fort
Ga1dner dheES First S'E It. u Everett E. from Fort
Banks to Fort Andrews.
ORDNANCE DEpARTMENy. ,-,
chyn RsTenna II ohc COL to Msrlon Ss9onel Ill s, from
Bower Maj George H from Aberdeen,
Nd. 10 Charleston. s. C.
wurz. FIRST Ii; william a5d.dT G from Indian
Holt. second 1t. Beverley B, from San
CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE:
Miles, Mai. John L., from Boston to wash
~ FIELD ARTILLERY.
campbell Mei. Jefferson r., G from I,1 Fort
Bedinser. 1t Coz, Samuel d. from Fort
Dix TO Fort Brasg.
Herr Capt Ludwig e. from Mather Field.
Dudley. First II, Fielder S., from Fort
Brasg to washington.
AIR CORPS.
Easton; Mai; R. LOYAL; from Washington
Peterson, Capt. Norman L. from Langley
Doian; Maj. william G, from Mcchord
and ore MAJ to Geisef GeaFs< Field Wssh van Port
Barry. Mai. Louis T.. from Randolph
Field Tex, TO Chanute Field. III.
Walton. Second 1t. James G., from Fort
Sill, Okla, to Hill Field. Utah.
MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE CORPS.
Driscoll, Mai Charles L. from Denver,
Colo. to Fort Devens. Mass.
COAST ARTILLERY CORPS.
Kley. Capt. Howard F.. from Fort Winfield
Scott, Calf. to Washington.
Blalock First 1t. Daniel B, jr.. from Camp
Stewart, Ga. to Atlanta.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Brown Capt Harold Med, from Fort
Monmouth. N J.. to Washington.
Waters. First 1t Richard W, from Camp
Beauregard, La, to Washineton.
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Deaths Reported
sopbronis B. Lynch, SO, 224 Maryland ave.

Sophronia B Lynch, SO, 224 Maryland ave.
Barbara L. Black rs, 1114 5th st. ne,
Lawrence Flack, e Proyidence nee aospita1' 6 p
David Hogan, II, Casualty Hospital.
William A. Mills. 20, Garfield Memorial
Esssyas Boniger, SO. GaIlinger Hospital.
August H. o. Role. SO, 1922 Buchanan St.
Mary B. sutor, 65, 61o 18th st. NV.
Louis Rapeer, 81. Gallinger Hospital.
Edmund c. Zeis, So. 1904 18th st. NV.
Ada F. Noakes, 8. Children's HoSpital.
Infant Spigel. Garfield Memorial Hospital.
Kittie Nunnally, 50, 1880 New Hampshire
ave. NV.
Elisha jackson. 20, Freedmens Hospital.
Irving Fantroy, SO, 1850 Wisconsin ave.
Lena E. Brown, 81. 1444 c st. Sc.
William H. Nelson. 81, st. Elizabeths Hos
pital.
Edward Jones, so. front,of 229 Pa ave. Sc.
Sallie Gray, 81. 332 Elm st. NV.
Mabel Alexander. 81; l945 st; ne
Isaac Grant, 81, ST. EliZabeth's Hospital.
LIE Roy F. Burton, 3S. Kingman Lake.
James Goodwin, %, Gallinser Hospital.
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the house. Beside the narrow library
and toward the drive was the near
by square drawing room. 1t, too.
had French doors onto the terrace.
Franklin stepped toward them and
glanced in. 1t was hard to make
out much, for the curtains were
full on the windows and the SUM-
light had not struck this corner yet
A New Disclosure.
The detective stopped to light a
cigarette and then turned down to-
ward the river. At the end of the
library he paused to orient himself.
The house was strangely shaped, as
if three rectangles had been COM
bined. The main body of the house
ran roughly parallel with the river
and the distant highway which was
reached by a winding road through
the parklike lawn. In the center
of the main section of the house and
jutting toward the river was siza
BILE rectangular wing in which were
the wide stairway and the music
room.
AS Franklin came around to the
east wall of the library, he faced
the windows of the music room. The
terrace continued, evidently, clear
around the house, at least as far as
Franklin could see AS he faced
the music room, the two groups of
windows in the library were on his
left, and on his right the lawns that
sloped toward the river bed.
After completely circling the
house, Franklin stood on the grav-
eled drive at its north corner. There
the tagged terrace stopped and the
long, low series of steps from the
driveway to the shallow veranda
began. 1t was a beautiful place,
surely, and the people in 1t de-
served more happiness than the
present occupants had evidently had
recently.
A town car turned into the drive
way and pulled up at the veranda
steps. A liveried chauffeur opened
the door to help two women and
man get out.
Franklin watched them from the
steps. The man was tall and spare,
dressed in rough tWeedS. One wom-
an, shorter than the man but equal
" spare, wore a heathered suit and
saddle shoes. Franklin watched
them help out the second woman.
whose long cape was held tightly
about her. 1t was her face that
Franklin noticed.
Her dark eyes looked cavernously
out of her face. but faint tendrils OF
color ebbed and flowed under the
pallid skin. Her chestnut hair
curled about her face.
Franklin stepped toward her.
"You are Mrs. Tarrington?"
Shirley looked up at him. Yes,
Are you the police?"
Then you know?'
Eyes, we heard it on the radio"
the man put in. Shirley insisted on
coming over"
quite right of her, of course.
And your names, please? Mine is
Capt. Franklin"
I'm Larry Blackjack and this is
Edith. my wife. Shirley came to us
last night. She was naturally very
much upset"
Come in, Edith, Larry Shirley
interrupted him. Capt. Franklin,
join us, please
Franklin enjoyed the tableau. The
Backracks were obviously nervous.
but Mrs. Harrington was perfectly
poised in spite of her shaken con-
dition. He followed them into the
morning room.
When they were all seated she
faced the detective. Capt. Frank
lin"
"Just minute, Mrs. Harrington.
Did you first learn of your hus-
bands death over the radio?'
Shirley lifted her tired eyes TO
his face and smiled wanly.
I'm sure you know I didn't, Capt.
Franklin. I was here last night
fcopyrisht, 1941, Chicago Daily News, Inco
Continued Monday
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K. of G. Mass at Forest Glen

Columbus Day will be observed by
Rosensteel Council, Knights of Co
lumbus, with a field mass at $3.50
am. tomorrow on the grounds ad-
jacent to the councils hall at Forest
Glen. Md The Rev. Urban Adel-
man, council chaplain, will celebrate
the mass and preach the sermon.
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Puy Boost for County Aides

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Oct II
(SpeciaD Announcement of a
per cent wage increase for all county
employees of the State Road Com
mission was made yesterday by c.
T. Whitacre, county road super
visor.
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aluroer at Runvmeoe (
by ellen Tower

The story thus Jar Felicity Nepgae Hilary and
Elaine Hemingway brings the t0o children England
u their aunt and uncle Shirley and Henry harrington the
latter Neu York estate Runymede days their auipa
Shirley Uho expressed OF her husband
ari and Henry advises Felicity to ask questions but simply
mind the children. Then night Felicity awakened By
downstairs Investigating finds Harrington murdered his
study Capt Franklin the police department ariues shortly and
after Federal h Whom Felicity
fell
Straon friend OF TanqtonS Franklin discovers that Shirley
escaped from the Sanitariun during the night.
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Iestss ssd 4 Foxs Mssfr M Ross si5 0 s Park
Nd; the Rev. G; E. Lenski - s
RaPa gss gssmn r. 90 ss od Basm0tf nd sf ne aea
The Rev. I: F. Miltenbergser. r,ns
frfn3 fon K Rans no'aFsTGeIi and Media NJ. Hetse s3
1877 Massachusetts, ave. NV; the Rev.
Peter Marshall. w.
oAssS aad Koat aaTsinS wh,s M n'RPokD * 'BPOksnDafs;
wand and N Mildred Vi f" A II Horner So Berwyn,
Norton Oi H. i. smith; nt "!1Ia 81 Fort Knox Ky:
sno st re eahiy tRe R Rev tsne James p Rodsers. Twins
St; NV. and Mary E Seymour o2;n "a;
GnHio laGa Perry pl. NV; the Rev Robin
Edward B. Danielson, 5a, 111e B St ne.
and Martha F. Blount. 80, 72S 18th
r. FsS f$v Co., e@ FS$R {$5S st e6,:.
10th St NV; the Rev. Glenn B.
Charles H Bowers. "a, Arlington, Va,
kcarney st. ne; the Rev. John S.
Raymond X Barnes 33. 2011 Monroe ST.
ne. and Margaret P. Economopoulos:
70 900 Spring rd. NV; the Rev R. Paul
Henri c. Hilcs. 90. Jacksonville. Fla.
ard Jean L. Clabaueh, -, Westchester
Leo R Embrey. 30, lals Shepherd st t
Gus pl. NV; the Rev James P.
Joseph F: Kipphut. Al. ! $50 18th st. NV,
ssnd snd Nellie J. Norman, -. Stamford
W. Conn; the Rev. A. O.. Helm
"a6eF and Viola haE0G a. ri IA 6ai Gten AMOR
,Apartmcnts; the Rev, John F. Burns.
Rev. E r. Broudus
Fred 4. Louis: 20, 1863 B st ne. and
Rev. William L. Turley. w. '''' WY '"e
Erma NJ johnson rs POS Is. 5eiI5 5 Drak. of Aoq o.
1oSis s;s,' R6ioTifcb ,as Rey John Jackson
Que st. NV: the Rev Solomon H. Metz.
Philip A. Latimer. 49,. 1914 Sth ST. NV,
and Ada N. PRICE. -; 1918 Kansas ave.
Nellie NJ Demorv. % ~ e10 6Adee Rhode isisnd snd
AVE. ave ne; the Rev. j W. Rustin.
'es t NV shd BARBARA M lte T. Hanord xaR suEsn m
ArLngton' Va; the Rev. Christian M
Peter Peter r Moor: Noon: p. 5aol Fairmont St NV.
Earl A Mllef IS. E f955 ns st. hrrV'iSS2 nw and
MaTj0Te tbs r. RsS MeLsSrsn ebesFs.n at4s 14h
pl. NV and Emma r. Patterson, lO-;as a.
He5Sraf sSrant9n' 1aatr Pa the Rey sc,, Garner
and Helen B. Fox, -. 9i4 Kennedy ST. ST.
NV; Rabbi H J. Waldman.
Seymour Krakower, 90. 1854 Columbia I'd
nv and Jeanette Berkowi:z: -. a12
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.

COUPLE for general housework and work
on small poultry farm in nearby Md; must
be reliable and able to drive car: salary.
house and board; experienced, with good
references required; present help know
about this ad John w. Snoddy, Riverdale.
Md phone Warf1eld 24S4.
FARM COUPLE, experienced, satisfactory
references; farm near Norbeck, Maryland;
room, board, salary. $50. Box AIR, Star.
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A TIMELY OPPORTUNITY

Fuel conservation for defense opens up
new opportunities 10 sell complete line
OF fcl-S2vIng products.
Perman mt opportunity for three men
now open.
Our line includes weather strip. rock
wool insulation and metal storm windows.
Men with cars and previous experience IN
sellire - home owners preferred.
ChAATBFRLIN METAL WEATHER STRIP
CO. 925 New York Ave. NE.
Phnne Trinidad 1i:IG.
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3USBOYS. PORTE


BUSBOYS, PORTERS,
DISHWASHERS.
Apply Hot shoppes, 1874 Upshur St NV.
STOCK CLERKS, PACKERS,
MUST BE OVER 18 YRS. OF
AGE; NO EXPERIENCE
NECESSARY. APPLY AT
PALAIS ROYAL EMPLOY
MENT OFFICE, 9th FLOOR.
statesmen FOR MEMS
CLOTHING DEPT, MUST
BE EXPERIENCED. APPLY
AT PALAIS ROYAL EN-
PLOYMENT OFFICE, 9Th
FLOOR.
FOREMAN FOR SHOP,
Familiar air conditioning,
plumbing, refrigeration; good
at detail work; excellent sal
ary. Reply, giving former
employer, age, phone number.
Box IT'D. Star.
MAN, over 40 years Of age, as
laundry routeman; eXcep-
tionally good opportunity to
the right man; S100 bond re-
quired. Experience not essen
tial. Apply Box 364-D, Star.
PARKING ATTENDANTS,
FULL OR PART TIME.
Mr.. BAYNE. 1885 EYE ST. NV
CURB SERVICE ATTEND
ANTS. FULL OR PART TINE
WORK; EARNINGS, S25-S40
WEEK AND MEALS; IN1ME-
DIATE OPENINGS. APPLY
IN PERSON, 8-4, 1884 UP
SHUR ST. NV.
COLLECTOR SALESMAN,
established territory; liberal
drawing account and allow
ance for car; commission on
sales and collections; must
be experienced and give local
reference. H. Abramson Co.,
Furniture-Clothing 7th and
l. StS. NV.
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SALESMAN-An o,d-es ablished house de-
sires the services OF a salesman $3.50 years
cid to call en- grocery stores: must have
good appearance. education and character
references; reply in own handwriting, stat
Ing age, heisht, weight, experience, why
desiring change ana salary desired TO
Boy 1En-R Star
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Births Reported

Benker, Leo and Ruth, boy.
BrunSon, Woodrow and Ethel, boy.
Cannon. James and nellie, boy and gir
twins.
Cha pdeine, Ame and Martha, boy.
CT Ambrano, Francis and Emily, girl.
Davenport. Oliver and Margaret, girl.
Duignan, Edward and Mildred boy
Harrlns ton, Leo and Kathleen, girl
Henriksen. John and Thelma. boy.
La Rue, Ralph and Anna. boy.
Leach. Frank and Grace, boy
Myers. Guy and Garnett, girl
Plaugher, William and Isabelle girl
Pratt, William, jr., and Grace, girl
Shore, Marston and Josephine, boy
Smith. Edd and Leanor girl
West, Elliott and Lois. boy
Wiedeman. Robert and Dolores, boy
ColWell. William and Wilhelmina, boy
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Excellent Opportunity.

Well-established life insurance office
wants man between ages 25 and 40 who
has had banking, clerical or sales expert
ence for salaried sales position. Must
have been resident in city for past three
years. Excellent opportunity for right
man. State age. married or single. past
and present occupation and present in
come Replies confidential Box 455-R. Star.
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Grows 13-Ft. Tomato Vine

WAYNESBORO, Va, Oct. II LP3.
Charles L. McGann is exhibiting
a 13-foot 6-inch tomato vine which
he trained up fishing pole in his
back ward.
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Marriage License
ApcIicotions

Under D. C. laU, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, wait three tuH days and
receipe their license on the fifth
duy. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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BOOKKEEPER- -TYPIST, YOUNG
LADY WHO HAS HAD EXPERT
EECE IN DOUBLE ENTRY
BOOKKEEPING; MUST ALSO
BE A GOOD TYPIST. EN-
TRANCE SALARY S1.1O0 PER
YEAR WITH OPPORTUNITY
FOR ADVANCEMENT. BOX
141-D. STAR.
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ATR-CONDTTIONING

Installation mechanics and helpers, also
f1rst-class shopmen: finest shop and Work.
ing conditions in Washington. highest
wages. Apply between Z and 10 p m. Mon
day, Rm S31. Cairo Hotel. 1915 Que
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SALARY AND RONuS

Men. young co, neat appearing, for
sales and survey work; must be "a or over,
with high school education. some sales
experience helpful; salary and commission.
pm 1410 N
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CHAPTER VII.

Felicity heard the repeated ring of the telephone and its sudden
silently table finishing the
while outside the windows gradually ghened
going beautiful Felicity herself thinking
walk fields
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STEAM FILTERS

And helpers, with tools: only 1st-class men;
HIGHEST wages paid Apply Monday, Amer
ican Heatins Engineering Co.. 1908 New
York ave.
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ARROW CAR CO

Has opening for men over 81 years OF age
to drive, must be residents of D: c. or
Metropolitan Area for l year; free instruc-
ton; can earn S25 to $50 weekly. Apply
at 10 am promptly for further details.
ain NJ st n o Ask for Mr. Booth
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SHEET METAL WORKERS,

Experienced air-conditioning installers and
shop mechanics. only f1rst-class men; nnesI
shop and working conditions in Washing
ton, highest wages. Apply between and
10 pm Monday. Rm. S31 Cairo Hotel,
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HELP WOMEN,

ALTERATION HANr. white, for neighbOr-
hGod dres shop. hours / 10 9 pm. Cal
WO A63O Or apply 4237 WIS. ave. NV.
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ROOKKEEPER

Old established firm requires services Of
some one capable Of taking complete
charge OF books. Permanent, Well-paylng
opening: state age. experience and ref
erences: interview arranged. Box 311-R,
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FOITNTAIN GIRLS.

Thoroughly experienced, none other need
apply; highest salary for those with quail
ifcaiionS. meals and uniforms furnished.
Apply Mr.. Puckett. Community Drug, at
Glebe I'd and Pershing Gr.. Arlington, Va.
Take bus st 11th and E SITS. NV. marked
far
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

RUPHER'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
work for cooks. maids, houseworkers dish
washers, porters; 81 to SIS wkly. S37
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ATR-CONDITIONING

Shop superintendent and inside men, must
be lst-class workmen: finest shop and
working conditions in Washington, highest
wages Apply between Z and 10 pm. Mon
day. Rm. S31, Cairo Hotel. 1915 Que
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ROOKFFTFEP at once, assistant, ex-
perienced III applying state age and
qualifications Box 36S-P, Star
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BCOx-ErE7ER at once. experienced CEN
eral ledger: eentile. IN applylng- state ase
and publications. Box 361-R. star
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BILL CLFRK-TYPIST. general once work
e.. in local brance of Nation wide food
On knowledge of stenograph helpful
Reply IN own handwriting. swing expert
ence 81 any. age. height, salary desired.
TnI= IS = permanent noSition with re-
NabLe concern RnE 2Sl-R. Etar-
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OPERATOR. exp. ons who can
nance q shop sood salary and comm.
nea: Walter Reed Hospital. Box 361-R. star.
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BEAUTY OPERATOR, fer manicuring and
scalp Treatment. Apply Hersheys Studio
1872 pntl Il
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HELP MEN.

FURNITURE SETUP MAN,
Capable of making minor repairs help to
get ready deliYeries Apply Mr.. Gross.
H. Hbramson Co. 1920 IN ST. NV.
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CITRKS WANTED - Several intelligent
young ladies tWhitel for clerical work in
pleaS1nt surroundings; hVe-day week, SAL
ary. $50 por week: state age, experience.
If any, and give references. Box lO6R.
Star
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Issued at Rockville

ISSUED Al ROCKVILLE.
Karl B. RASPBERRY, -. Fort Belvoir Va
and Marion Ethel Nichols 2l. Seattle
Wash.
John B, Bartlett. "a, Knoxville. Tenn, and
Mamie V. Eyler 10. Walkersville Md
George H Smith. 50. and Millie johnson,
20. both of Colesville. Md.
Samuel Hague Hawksworth, 80 and Ruth
Elaine Johnson IS, both of WASHINGTON
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WOMAN 25 TO 35

AS ASSISTANT MANAGER
Of busy suburban ice cream and
candy store. One with chain
candy or ice cream store expert
ence preferred. Good starting
salary and excellent opportunity
for advancement. Box 35-A. Star.
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COUPLE ior chidlcsG GEORGETOWN hcme.
Live in. Experienced cook ghw.. hu 1and
Lork part time for board and small wages.
CITY rrf5. Colorod or Spcni"' preferred.
Phonn mOrninge North 443O Ext. 400.
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FREE DUMPING
HELP MEN.

Dirt brickbats. cinders, concrete rock
ashes at 300 blk Bladensburg I'd ne
For Information cal Hyattsyille $685.
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and business school graduate. desires
permanent stenograpnic position. Box
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CONSTRICTION MANAGER.

MAN. young desires permanent Job where
appearance and personality are needed.
eXperienced hotel. florist. ME. 351l. IL
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AND SUPEIIIN ENDEN I,
Capable of taking complete charge Of field
and Office work 90 years concrete. steel
and building experience, also earthwork
and foundations. Best references. Box
433-R. Star u.
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BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted experienced,
MARYLAND license Call 5H. 1914
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HOUSEKEEPER, INV. laundry and cock
lne $40 week and carfare. WO. 3732.
HOUSEKEEPER. white, experienced: com
plete care 1yr.-Old baby. $50 per mo;
references reuuired. GE. 3135.
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COOK, experienced. genera! housewcrEert
stay nights: small family $40 mo. Call
Wisconsin 500
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10 YEARS OLD. WITH 90 YEARS EX-
PERIFNCE IN ALL PHASES OF GENERAL
CONSTRUCTION. DESIRES PERMANENT
POSITION WITH RELIABLE FIRM
Experienced in architecture, architectural
enEineer4le, estimating. Office MANAGEMENT.
Office engineerir > general superintendent:
excellent references Box 456-R, Star.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

CHANBERMAID experienced. colored. who
can sew, stay nights; city references re-
orrea. Call 10 y m. DU. 1870.
COOK. experienced, ana general house,
keeper. Refs. required. S12 wk. Call
Enrrson 9333.
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COMPANION N-HOUSEKEEPER 10 live in
country. modern house, must drive car.
Telephone DU. 6914.
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Auto. Body and Fender Man,
First-clas only: best wages. Rowe's Auto.
Service l74l johnson ave. NV, bet. r
and c 18th and 5th StS
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CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER

CHEF, French; private family;
best references. Box AIR, Star.
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CREDIT AND COLLECTION MGR. =
years: retail furniture. deDartmen' s'c~C,
mems wear: young, aggressive: full c'"~.s
or assistant. Box 3Hl r. Star. IL
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DRY CLEANING STORE CLERK. Artsto
Agency experienced busy store; fun time.
Phone Hnba n $50 Al o m
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ESTIMATOR SALESMAN roofing. sh.
metal; locally AGO., years practical expert
ence. know trade, have worked with tr0ls,
age 30 Box 419-R. Star. 12A
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SITUATIONS MEN e. WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

FILIPINO COUPLE. experienced, desire
cook. butler; wife practical nurse, house
maid Phone NE 6049. u.
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GRADUATE NURSE. typist. with thorough
knowledge of Office routine, havinG five
years experience as Office nurse for local
physician. desires similar position. Phone
Taylor 9269, IL to 3 pm. 13A
HOUSEKEEPER. white, neat, intelligenr;
good cook. Box 203-L, Star. IT,
LADY young, would like employment five
evenings week Experienced Stenos-
rapher hookkeeper. switchboard opera or,
cashier Employed in medca office. Co
operative, ambitious and efficient. Box
ARS-P. S-ar l."
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Edith Bachrach Tells Her Story.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

CHEF. colored, Is years experience i :
tel and restaurant, desires work.
COrCCT2Q ST NV -
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WAREHOUSEMAN. white. young man to
work in local branch shipping department
Nationwide food house; reply in own hand
writing giving experience age helght.
weight, salary desired: permanent position
with good concern to the right man.
Box 3S0-R, Star.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CHILDS NURSE. colored, wishes Inv,
; days; ne. suburbs; good cook; no
washing. Atlantic 0S07.
COUNTRY GIRL. quiet, colored, wishes
general housework. Apply 1920 Harvard
St, basement.
GIRL, colored. wants morning part-time
work from 7:30 or am to l2 or 1880
pm; good ref. North 1907
GIRL. colored. wishes psrt-time work
morning or evenings. City references.
RE. 6437
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MAN, young, bet. IS and 21. knowledge of
tipping, for general office work: sal. $50.
Apply bet. 9 am. and g pm, Personnel Of
H.a (.ah ! a O
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MATTRESSES
STENOGRAPHER.

Gentle, - to 35. neat. personable. eff
c.en1. with at least = ears secretarlal ex-
perience; salary 10 start, II 800 yearly;
p.easaut ofnce conditions. WT.te full de-
tails Box 121-D. Star
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YOUNG MAN twhite), to drive florist de-
livery truck: must be honest and reliable;
permanent. Apply in person. .3171 Wilson
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WAREHOUSE SUPERINTENDENT. 29-45
years, must have experience in handing
and directing men; experience in office
furniture and filing equipment desired. but
not essential; good salary, permanent work
Ilnx n
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NURSE. PRACTICAL white wishes elderly
patient day duty, NV. section; ST. per
week Box 404-R. Star.