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Evening star., 1941-07-05
WWDt-250w.; t,450k.
U. S. Navy on Time,
Sydney Inaccurate

When the United States squadron
visited Sydney, Australia, it was on
time, but the city's department of
information was off schedule quite
a bit. First it announced the squad
rons arrival at $50 am, then
changed to o'clock. Many waited
IN a drizzle from dawn to hail the
fighting ships. The army officials
had their hours straight and gave
the squadron the salute of 81 guns
exactly as scheduled as the ships
passed the fortress. The march
through Sydney and all other shows
given by the navy men were on time
and were wildly acclaimed.
Evening star., 1941-07-05
SH0RI.WAYE pR0GRANS.

SYDNEY, 4:55-News and commentary; W07.
1888 meg, 25.2 N.
LONDON, 5:45-The news; CSC, 9.58 meg.
3i.3 m.; GSD, IT'S meg. 25.5 m.; 6l,
6.ti megy 4qi m.
BERLIN. 6;O0-News in English; DID, TIL
meg, IS m; DID, 1854 meg, 20.5 NJ;
DXP, SOB meg, 4q7 m.
LONDON, 6:3O-ln Town Tonight; CSC. o58
meg. 3t.3 m.; GSD. Ills meg, 25,5 m.;
G5L, Oil meg, 49.i m.
MOSCOW, 7OO-Broadtasi in English; pVq6,
t5.41 meg, 1919 m; RNE, Il meg, IS m,
BUDAPEST, 7;3O-News in English; HAT4.
q.t2 meg, 32.8 m.
LONDON, 8:00-WeekIy visit 10 the Amer.
tan Eagle Club; csc, 958 meg 3i.3 m.;
6SD, Ills meg 25.5 m.; 6Sl, 6.ii meg,
4qi m.
TOXIC. 8O5-News in English; NU4n i7.79
meg 1853 m.; JL64, 1910 meg, 1913 m,
ROME. tOOO-News in English; 7Ro3.
o,63 meg, 3t.t m,; 7RO4, 1881 meg, 75.4
m.; 2R06. 1880 meg. 1916 m.
LONDON. 1O;3O-Rado newHeel; CSC, o.5s
meg BIB m.; 6SD, Ills meg. 255 m.;
65L, 6.11 meg, 49.i m.
GUATEMALA, lt;O0-Dante music with the
maImba; IOWA, 968 meg 81. m.
Evening star., 1941-07-05
BEDTIME STORIES
Nv THORNTON w. BURGESS.

By THORNTON w. BURGESS.
When Peter Rabbit had gossiped
enough with Banker the Bank Swal-
low and had learned how Banker
and his wife actually had dug the
little hole in the bank where they
had made their nest, he took short
cut for home across the Green
Meadows. 1t took him past a certain
tall, dead tree. A sharp cry. of
"Kill-ee, kill-ee, kill-ee," caused him
to look up just in time to see a
trim, handsome bird whose body
was about tile size of Sammy Jays,
but whose longer wings and tail
made him look bigger. One glance
was enough to tell Peter that this
was a Hawk, the smallest of the
family. 1t was Killy the Sparrow
Hawk. He is too small for Peter to
fear him, so now Peter was possessed
with nothing more than a lively
curiosity and sat up to watch.
Out over the meadow grass Killy
sailed. Suddenly, with beating
wings. he kept himself in one place
in the air and then dropped down
In the grass. In an instant he was
up again and Peter could see that
he had a fat grasshopper in his
claws Back to the top of the tall
dead tree he few and there ate the
grasshopper.
Very trim and handsome was
Killy. His back was reddish brown
crossed by bars of black His tail
was reddish brown with a band of
black near its end, the tip being
white. His wings were slaty-blue
with little bars of black, the longest
feathers having white bars. Under
meath he was beautiful buff,
spotted with black. His head was
blush with a reddish cap right on
top. Before and behind each ear
was black mark His rather small
bill, like the bills of all the rest of
his family, was hooked.
AS Peter sat there admiring Killy.
he noticed a hole high up in the
trunk of the tree. Right away he
remembered what Jenny Wren had
told him about Killy's making his
home in just such hole. Just then
Killy flew over and dropped in the
grass just in front of Peter, where
he caught another fat grasshopper.
rs that your home up there?"
asked Peter hastily.
1T certainly is, Peter" replied
Killy. This is the third summer
Mrs. Killy and I have made our
home there. Yellow Wing the
Flicker made it for us, though he
didn't know he was making it for
us at the time"
You seem to be very fond of
grasshoppers," Peter ventured.
L am" replied Killy. They are
very fine eating when one can get
enough of them"
Are they the only kind of food
you eat?' asked Peter.
Killy laughed. Il should say not"
said he. Il eat spiders and worms
and all sorts of insects. But for
real good eating give me a fat
Meadow Mouse. l don't object to a
Sparrow or some other small bird
now and then. but take it the season
through I live mostly on grasshop-
pers, insects and mice. I do a lot
of good in the world, if you did
but know it,
Peter said that he supposed this
was so, but all the time he kept
thinking what pity it was that
KillV eyer killed bjc feotInraJ
neighbors.
Evening star., 1941-07-05
Tree Bark Rope Saves
Nuns Trapped in Flood

Father Wright of the Holy Cross
Mission, Chilimanzi, and two sisters
were rescued from flooded river
which they attempted to cross in
an automobile near Gwelo, South
ern RhodeSia. Rescuers quickly
twisted tree bark into a cable and
stretched it from the river bank
to the car. To make sure that the
nuns did not lose hold on the rope
as they waded ashore a piece of
bark was tied to their wrists and
looped over the guide rope.
Evening star., 1941-07-05
Barber Paints Names
Of Debtors on Window
BY the Associs ted Press.

LOGAN, w. Va.-Lonnie Butcher
does his blacklisting right on the
front window of his barbershop.
Butcher lapses into tonsorial terms
in explaining that this assures he
won't have to shave his budget
too close.
He paints the debtors names on
the window of his shop at Monitor
Junction.
Il don't know how the system will
work out" said Butcher. but I
think I'm completely justified in
using it,"
Evening star., 1941-07-05

WJN, 9:i5-Howard Hunter. Works Projeds
Administrator, discusses w. P. A. Workers and
National Defense"
VOL, 9:i5-ChicagoIand Concert High
LIGHTED will be selections from lehaT's Count
Of Luxembourg and Eve" and medley Of
George NJ COhdn scnus.
VOL, 10:30-CaIifornid Melodies; The dis
iinttVe music Of Dave Rose and his orchestra
and Vocalist Maxine Gray.
Evening star., 1941-07-05
POINTS FOR PARENTS
By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

II children are dlloiUed to oiue
their euidence before parents rem
der their decisions, those decisions
tCill not hare to be reversed in so
many instances.
Evening star., 1941-01-18

now and $25 later if you keep your
word"
Tim Grogan grinned. "You won't
have to worry about me-" He ac-
cepted the money.
The pink-cheeked justice appeared
at the door.
He said, Are you ready?"
"Yes," answered Sherr.
Perhaps you don't know my
name It's John Bailey
Kelly nodded. He had read the
sign outside the door.
And this is my wife"
Mrs Bailey appeared in the door
way Kelly almost laughed outright
at the resemblance between these
two people. Then this thought
sobered him. Perhaps that is why
they look so contented."
The Ceremony Is Completed.
This must have been sudden
Mrs. Bailey said. She had a soft
pleasant voice that matched her
kindly appearance. She looked as
though she had thoroughly enjoyed
preparing the meals of which John
Bailey had so copiously partaken
you will have to excuse my ap-
pearance. tried to hurry" Her blue
eyes twinkled as she looked at Sherr
ODian'S calm face.
Sherr smiled, IS o'clock is late
Kelly was gazing at the clubbed
white hair of Mr.. Bailey. It was
comforting.
John Bailey cleared his throat
May have your names?' He evil
IDENTIFY was accustomed to having his
wife fuss over early morning visitors
Sherr O'Dian stood at Kelly's side
as the justice scratched his pen over
the license.
Have you ring?"
yeah" Kelly laughed a little. ut
may be large"
There was a tense silence in the
room as John Bailey began to speak
". the holy state of matrimony
The Justices voice droned on.
The two witnesses, Mrs Bailey and
the taxicab driver. Tim Grogan,
looked solemn. Kelly glanced at
them, then tensed himself Sherr
ODians face was inscrutable.
do you, Sherr Ann ODian ?"
Kelly heard the softly murmured
st do"
do you, Kelly James Madigan
p"
Kelly answered, II do" clearly,
slowly
It now pronounce you man and
wife"
Copyright 1871. Chicago Daily News. Inc.)
Tomorrow-Sherr tells her hus-
band the rest of her story.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Marriage License
Applications

David Crenshaw. 20 a1e 2nd st. Sc. and
Cheols NJ. Pitts. 49, 907 9th 81. Sc; the
Rev. A. B Williams.
wesley b6tS MeKaghs n sod lgf s ex the
Rev. Ernest j; Green,
william Helen Y9u1g a psFk ID Seat
Pleasant, Nd; the Rev. Luther T.
n3sS feId st. NV. AtpTIt and Mary r oderman, IL
I714 Irving st. NV: the Rev Charles
Joseph j. Hazey. 81. Army War Col,
32nd St. NV; the Rev; c; A; Mussslman,
JACOB Pssrishg5 "a .as sad yTsina N Ma Ma
Rev Frederick Brown Harris,
Ts the eo'R Rev 0' carkson Gn so1'h ssnes
Robert K Stewart. "a. 2I39 PennsyIvania
ave: NV, and Eleanor L; Rspp; 2l' 1901
Martha nfta n NJ. Anderson. IS. sIs 47th st.
M}sn the BsSs Esy s W whtelaa ThaImsn Hotel
Mary A. Washington, 35, New York; the
Rev Robert Anderson.
Cornelius Johnson. 81, 251a Ontario ,rd.
PT Dbs sRe Re Esy Eya Z eeasley Smith 3d. pnaoel
Donald IGgin scs q and and Betty C. Fletcher, ho
David H, Lewis; -; 4l3 end st. nv, and
B. Iris Jsmes sasf. - ouTs Red Springs N, c.; the
rev. Rooln Goulo
Doris v. King Il. 42ia Canal I'd. NV;
the Rev. Francis B. Tucker. .
'agsf gmth Fl He5naa 6oth of s 81 snd g. awe hT tSs
william Rfg Efm0sd stcRe < fonsai2f s 2i1a st. NV
and Elizabeth L. Farrier, .26. Ann Arbor,
Mich the Rev. John G. Magee
John NJ. Leshear. 90. and Ruth n. Styers,
IS, both of Laurel, Md; the Rev. John
John finder. 4a. and Mildred c. H.
the Rev, Ralph, ". Loev.
Never Rolinsky 26, 1856 18th st; NV.
snd vFSel tbs ReT Alfred jacobs sdb
Edgar L. Howard ,tr.; 80. 1854 Park pl.
rama I'd. NV; the Rev. Henry j. Smith.
Ernest c. Trapp, 81, 434 Park rd. NV and
Grace H fSTdlest Rn2 g. osnsoN ls1s Newton St
Francis L, A. costantino. ,2e, ,Chillum Md,
the Rev. L. F. Miltenberger..
Metro Pukas,. 21. Continental Hotel; and
John m W, W Barbse, 81, $50 5srd st nv,
and Nellie v. Grevy 90 371s Jenifer
st, NV; the Rev; Thomas G, smyth.
Ernest Y; oliverl e. so4 DeeatHr st; and
apts,: aaCt the Rev. John ". Rustin. ""''i
and Matilda Mccain. 20, 1850 T st.
NV; the Rev. Roosevelt Mc5ntyrs:
eehS both ff0 Of Boil Nash o St. en;e ne the Res
Llovd E. Hedberg, o5. and Lucille B Host
bjor, o. both of St. Paul, Mimi; the
Rev. E. H Pruden,
a. both 5hloi of 515 NJ W st. s.R'; hSey the Rev.
Robert T. Scholl.
Evening star., 1941-01-18

Still want to go through with
it?" Kelly asked.
Yes. I must. Do you?"
I'm here Sherrs Il must" dis
turbed him vaguely.
Kelly asked, How about a Ii
cense?"
I'VE can get that here. Have you
anything to identify yourself?"
Yeah. I always carry birth
certificate in case I might suddenly
find myself in the center of a mar
rlage ceremony"
The taxi halted.
Come in with US, will you?" Sherr
asked the driver.
He followed them up the stairs of
a neat, shingled cottage. A dim light
shone in the inner hall. Kelly
pushed the bell. He could hear the
answering burr deep within the
house.
Five minutes passed before the
door opened.
What can do for you?"
Kelly saw short, plump man,
who looked as though he had been
perpetually successful at the dinner
table. This dim hall light outlined
his rotund figure and shone upon
the oblong bald spot that would
ordinarily be covered by careful
morning combing. His silvery hair
sprayed down upon his forehead
and into his eyes, causing him to
blink uncertainty.
will you marry us?" Kelly asked
Come in" The justice held open
the door. Kelly could feel the care
full scrutiny of mild, blue eyes.
Fruitful for Taxi Driver.
you will have to wait until I
get some clothes on. Put your coats
anywhere" He motioned them into
a small parlor, completing the ges-
ture my swapping on the lights
"Mary!" he called out. He padded
up the stairs, his slippers slapping
rhythmically. His voice came down
distinctly. Mary! Get up and put
some clothes on. Some folks want
to get married"
Kelly looked around the neat
room. By its very tidiness he could
see the lives of these two persons,
small circled and comfortable. Sherr
ODian walked restlessly to the win
dow.
The taxi driver said hesitatingly,
my names Grogan. Tim Grogan.
I didn't have you folks right at first.
I want to apologize"
Sherr said, That's Kelly Madigan
and I'm Sherr ODian and you don t
have to apologize. We were acting
strangely. But if you would like to
make $40 more you can keep quiet
about all this. I'll give you the $40
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Service Orders
ARMY.
MEDICAL CORPS.

MEDICAL CORPS.
MsSs to cS 8rmn9Ssm hSya A. Al. from Boston
Haines First 1t: John w, from WASH
Parks Ts,s MAJ a asESd s: rom East St.
Anderson, Capt William b: from Ran
dolph Field, Tex, to Oklahoma City,
srl5ton. 2t5a, Capt Bloyee H, from Ell paso.
Tex, to Phoenix, Ariz
EdFfstjsn Fsjd capt - 5sdoTs 9smds5' s. from Mitchell
i0as Fsd Si VI Va AGoai 20 Pine H. Bluff fr9n an Lang
Stokes Capt. Robert G, from Randolph
Diamond, First 1t. Max M, from Kelly
DobsTty her y,sTd First It, 1t William R. from Mac
Eastman, First 1t. Sylvester K, from Nc
clellan Field, Calf, to King City Calf
Mepon9gsh DO First 1t joseph F. from Mof-
Paden, Capt Paul A. from mn Fort t'1 Riley, s
Barton, Mai. NJ atorVN; Huston j., from Panama
Canal Department to washington. D C.
De Van First 1t: William T.. from Wash
Gardner, Capt James D.. from west Point.
N. Y, to Camp Claiborne, La.
oUARTERMAsTER CORPS.
"sEdsn Y to CO! eamp 20he hee "a Va from Brooklyn
johnson { Col ana James mes II, from Washing
ton, D. c: to Camp Lee, Va
La emS eaEH Me Ma Hss0d camp L. Lee frSn Ta Fort Will
w, Ethan Allen, Vt. to Camp Lee, Va.
"a @a h9Eh Y to HsS Camp ri Iee FGR Va Fort
Maehle Maj ROYAL A, from Camp Upton,
stSsYt X, tS %si Camp EPam hee Va from Fort Mon
WhelcheI. Mai, James l.. from Fort Bel
croUni, ooirf Va to So Camp lie Lee Va c.rs,.
Barracks, Pa, to Fort Francis E. War
sGtsS p CO. s dsm5 ssn5y 1ss s. tsom Wash
McMaster. Mai William R. from Fort
Smelling, MINI, to Camp Joseph T.
oliver, Mai Alfred. from Kisatche Ma
tional Forest, La, to Camp Livingston,
Banks. Mass, to Philadelphia. Pa
Morrison. First. 1t. Edward F.. from Gov
ernors Island. N, Y, to Macon, Ga.
ORDNANCE
Maxwell, First 1t. John F., from Ports
Anderson, % s Second T1sn's1Dn Lt Donald A. from
Dover. N. j; to Washington, D. C..
Elmore, Second 1t, Francis D.. -Jr.;z from
Dover N. j., to Washington, D. C.
vanvliet; 1t. Col. John H from Harris
burg; Pa; to Indiantown Gap, Pa.
Gron, 1t. Col. Norman P, from Scranton,
Pa. to 1ndiantown Gap, Pa.
Hull. 1t. Col. John E.. from Leavenworth
Kanx.. to Birmingham, Ala
Ne1l Capt. Owen c.. from Fort Hayes,
Ohio, to Puerto Rican Department
Lowery, Lit. Col. William B, from jackson
Tenn, to Camp Claiborne -
Adair. 1t. Col. Hugh D, from Macon, Ga.,
to Camp Claiborne. La.
Bell. 1t Col. Leigh, from Shreveport, La,
to Camp Claiborne, La.
wilson. 1t. Col. Charles H. from Memphis
Tenn. to Camp Claiborne, La.
FIELD ARTILLERY
Mcmahon. Mai. Leo r, from Harrisburg,
Pa to 1ndiantown Gap. Pa.
Beezley 1t. Col orva E. from College
o,;s Station Tex. 70 Camp Livingston. La.
troit, Mich. to Camp Livingston, La.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Richon, Capt. George L. from Harrisburg,
Pa, to Indantown Gap. Pa
Stafford, 1t. Col ROLAND z from Norfolk.
Va. to Fort Sheridan. III.
Carpenter, First 1t. James S, from Fort
Hayes, Ohio. to Puerto Rican Depart
Behn. Second 1t. Robert C. from Fort
Have Ohio. to Puerto Rican Depart
ment.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Sackville 1t Col william from Fort
Story, Va. to Washington. D. c.
ENGINEERS.
Field. Calf. to Hamilton Field. Calf
Georse Capt. Harold E. from Panama
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Births Reported

Walter and Anne Biller, girl.
David and Elizabeth Blaser, boy.
MUrrss M1rras and and Arabel ab Borden. boy. y'
Newbiil and Florence Broadus, girl.
Leroy and Elizabeth Bullion. girl twins.
George and Leila cr1s6y %an.,sinn s[l how
Harold and Kathleen Dunning, boy;
Waldemar and Marjorie Gallman, boy.
pominic an and "a Amp a4in Ga1dioss bos boy
John and Alice Genau, girl.
Edward and Mary Gossett,. boy.
William and Elsa Baupt, boy.
Leonard and Anna Hill, Birl;
ssff aRf aaa Maforis Seqss boy
Robert and Ruby Lamkip. boy.
Joseph and Jane Laub, boy:
Richard and Barbara Lay, girl.
Louis and Helen Mantis, girl.
Fred and Emma I9Ias.d MSTrison %r nIsnr Elrl bdv
Mackall and Lena Owings. girl.
Howard and Louise Powell, girl.
Charles and Claudia Reynolds, girl.
Howard Il H and Mary starkofi. boy.
Willam and ia Ms5y s5y. TeThgne W51r,ns boy S0v
Charles and Virginia Weston, boy.
oscar and Frances Aiken. girl
John and Thomasine Bingham. boy.
william ar and oiais Mary R1ssnsi Boonesiisr
Johnny and Emma Brooks, girl.
Linwood and Carry Brooks, boy.
John and Annie Brown. girl.
Lorenzo and Regina Bryant, girl.
Charles and Marjorie Carter, boy.
John and Lille Cooper, boy.
John and Marie Ford, boy.
Alexander and Geneva Green, boy.
Leroy and Irene Green. boy.
William and Mary Lu Halle boy.
Clarence and Carrie Huger, girl.
Varnie and Clarissa johnson, girl
William and Matilda johnson, girl.
Elijah and Lucy Kirkland, girl.
Dewey and Beulah Leak, girl.
Edward and Ethel Lee boy.
Russell and Louise Leonard. girl.
Richard and Matte Lewis. boy.
Cliff and Vera Marbley, boy.
William and Louisa Nelson, boy.
Melmer and Thelma Nelson, girl.
Wallace and Clara Richardson. girl.
Jordan and Minnie Rollins, girl.
Henry and Leona Spencer, boy.
Persy and Mary Taylor, boy.
Lee and Annie William, boy
Frank and Zennie Wright. boz
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Deaths Reported

Helen Murphy. s5. 900 st ne
Bertha H. Wyche. 81. 1921 Mass. ave.
Fannie witherspoon. SO, Emergency Hos
pital.
George Reese. SO, Gallinger Hospital.
Grace j. Moore, so, 1891 st. NV
Frederick C. Kenyon. 70. ST. Elzabeth's
Hospital
Elizabeth E. Crist 6s Casualty Hospital
Edward w. Jones, 6S John Dickson Home
May A. Hustled. 81. $500 Military rd
Natalie Stiepcevich. 81. United States Naval
Hospital
Alfred H Haag. tr.. 56, 1902 Ingomar st.
NV
Ada B. Hall. 81. Emergency Hospital
Lionel Amber so, Half and o SITS sw
Grace Hess. 4s, 1899 35th St NV
Walter O'dfather, A.. George Washington
Hospital
Charles J. Brennan, tr, Walter Reed Cen
eral Hospital
Frances Loveless. %. Gallinger Hospital
Evening star., 1941-01-18

on his face, taking in the firmness
of his chin, the thin, jagged cleal
scar on his high cheekbone.
Turn in here, driver" Sherr said
The taxi slowed, swung in toward
the curb. Kelly started forward.
DO YOU mind staying here?"
Sherr ODian said quietly.
Kelly hesitated, then Slugged his
shoulders.
I'll be right back"
Sherr was out on the sidewalk
and running up the wide steps of a
darkened red-brick house. She
waited at the door for a moment.
Kelly heard quick. staccato words.
The door closed behind her.
"She's got you running around
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Navy Reserve Medicos
Slated for Promotion

The Navy Department today Or
dered a Selection Board to convene
in the department January 27 to
recommend for promotion to cap
tains and commanders officers Of
the Medical Corps Reserves.
Capt. Luther Sheldon, jr., Is
president of the board and 1t.
Comdr. Guy E. Stahr is recorder.
Members include Capts. John Har-
per, Virgil H. Carson. William J.
c. Agnew and Jesse W. Allen.
Evening star., 1941-01-18

Leslie McCuljum. So 1893 T st NV
Charles R. Dodson. SO. 1921 2lst St NV.
Williams s. Edwards, So. 739 Girard st.
NV.
Florence v. Early. 80. 321 10th st. ne.
Lillian C. jackson. As. 55 Ivy st. sc.
Beatrice Seals. 3S, 1890 9th st: NV.
Thomas Kimble, 2l, Freedmens Hospital.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
NAVY.
BITREAu 0E NAYIGATION

BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
Ab6st Capt san Harry j. from 18th Naval
Baughman. Capt. Cortlandt c. from U. g
Roberts. Capt Frank H.. from Pearl Har-
boT T. Il: to HewpoTt R; !: .
Wyoming to Patrol Force
Graham, Comdr. James j.. from U. 8. 8
Wharton to U. s, S. Wyoming.
Kelley, Comdr Marion R.. from Navy De-
s. Nashville to Dearborn. Mich.
Perry. Comdr. Benjamin F, from Navy De-
Rogers Comdr. Edward B, from Navy De-
partment to Pacific Fleet.
Rainer 1t Comdr Gordon B.. from U. 8
S; Nautilus to U.- s. S: Dolphin;
partment to Battle Force.
inston to @ Carrier Division ! u.ou..
ise'i ing to u u. a s. S. ~ MacIeish atii h. o wynn
Earle. 1t. Otis j.. from Submarine Division
. to Submarine Division 3,
Leeds. 1t. John R.. from Destroyer Squad
phia, Pa, to q; S. s. Lexington.
MGKaig, banS. 1t; Wiliam v; L;oot from U. s.
f Vile. Fla. Ia n'fH to Buffalo. N 7. t0n JACKSON
Parker, 1t. Charles W from U. s. 8
MacLeish to Base Force
Searcy. 1t. q. g. Seth s.. jr.. from Fight
ing Squadron to Pensacola, Fla.
S. Preston to U. S S, wilkes. ' =
Wallis, 1t: q. g. William R.. from Sar
Diego, Calf. to U. S. S. Saratoga
JACKSON Ensign John J; tr.. from U. 8. S
Largess. Ensign Georee J., from U. 8. g
Quincy to U. S. S. Grayson.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Reach Justice of Peace.

Kelly stirred. He thought, "I must
have dozed off"
Reach Justice of Peace.
Sherr ODian was still upon
Kelly's shoulder. He did not move
The driver turned.
This is Sherbyville," he said
His voice was tired.
Sherr sat up, looked around
Drive straight through and take a
left at the end of the main street
Then the fourth house on the right
Sherr was fully awake now. So
was Kelly Madigan. The taxicat
rOared ahead
Evening star., 1941-01-18

Canal Department to San Francisco
Calf.
Bartlett. CAPT. LIE Roy. jr. from Berkeley
Calf, to Fort Ord, Calf.
CAVALRY.
Lacey. 1t. Col Arthur T.. from Albany
N. Y. TO Mitchell Field. N. Y.
ADJUTANT GENERALS DEPARTMENT
Piper, Capt. Ellis G., from Washingt ton
D. c.. to Naciemento Calf.
AIR CORPS.
Dolan. Capt. William c.. from Fort San
Houston. Tex, to San Antonio, Tex.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
h1oider5 1o6I Of B Rich's Sons will be held at
at 3 pm. FANNIE R. RICH, secretary.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
aents contra cted by any one other than
Bladensburg. Nd 90.
INSURED VAN. CAREFUL WHITE OWNER
driver. wants full load to. and part loads
from Clev, Clarksburg or way points HO
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE I WILL NOT
De responsible for any bills contracted by
any one except myseH FORREST HAM
MEX, 3054 Clinton 81. ne. 1s'
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Coupon No. "a on the First MORTGAGE
Bonds OF The Washington Auditorium
corporation Will be paid upon presentation
TO the American Security e. Trust Com
pany. Washington, D. c.. on and after
THE WASHINGTON
AUDITORIUM CORPORATION.
BY 3. L. COTTON
Evening star., 1941-01-18
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

COUPLE. white: man. gen. util and fur
mace exper.; wife. working housekeeper;
rm., board. salary. DU 4495, 3-S pm.
COUPLE. EXPERIENCED: chauffeur -butler
cook-upstairs work; local references
Woodley 4494
COUPLE. man as chauffeur and houseman,
woman for light laundry and cooking; live
in: references. Dupont 1923.
FARMER AND WIFE. by March; no quar-
ters for children; $50 month. Box 302-C,
Star
Evening star., 1941-01-18
HELP MEN.


WE HAVE a number of positions open for
with or without bicycles Please report
Immediately to J D Crawford, 1917 N. Y.
ave. NV
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN, interested
learning insurance business; of1ce work
small salary: opportunity for advance
ment; college grad. pref Phone Mr.. Suter.
DISTRICT AGENT FOR one Of the largest
life insurance companies: opportunity for
2 men-one IN Alexandria, Va, another
In Silver Spring. Md: must have success
iul record OF personal production and
or ability for such; applicant must be
between ages 25 to 40; furnish complete
record Of past performance: all replies
strictly confidential. Box 302-B, Star.
ESTABLISH yourself with reliable COM
and young women between the ages of
25-45, who are mentally alert. an opportu-
nifty for advancement. An expensive train
ing. course will prepare you for the work,
and an unusual compensation plan assures
an income. Box 219-B, Star.
MAN: YOUNG. BETWEEN THE AGES OF
PAYABLE PAHs AND SOCIAL SECURITY REC
Germ. MUST ALSO KNOW HOW TO
TYPE. SALARY TO START. SEQ WEEKLY.
STATE AGE. REFERENCES AND EXPERT
ENCE. BOX 327-E. STAR.
FILLING STATION ATTENDANTS
Experienced. TO register for employ
ment. SHERWOOD BROS. INC. 336s
r. Enn a
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Marriage by ~ By, ,
Appointment ~ Ssnse' sfo'n

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