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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

desperate killer alive Other head
line personalities who take part in
what has been hailed ss smash
melodrsma include Stanley Fields.
vich Lester. Noel Madison. Gran
vile owen. Theodore Won Eltz and
Hobart CavanauRh.
When gang leader. Joe colson.
played by Noel Madison. IL re-
leased from prison. the consoll-
dated Life Insurance company Off
Gals are afraid that he Will be
murdered befor. the termination
Of his policy. which stlll mas 30
days 10 run. Henderson. a private
detective. portrayed by Jack Holt.
= assigned % the job u protect
inR colsOn and follows him aboard
transport sirplsns. bound FOR
the coast In mid-sir. the plane
i, taken over BY three gangstsrs.
who land the ship near q secluded
hunting lodge
Stanley Field, Appearing a.
Frankie Tollsr. big-shot fsesstssf
then taxes over and informs the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

Stewart. ~ss sspr~a dsv><flv
mia tsss role fr~u tks so efre-
ate ks,ssrr. usreasr n TIE
rssi.s'~ipsss sssvy~ . ideally suit
- f~r me sssrssssvss&sias - ne
smsst,ras satsrv vns fsneliy ~
esass 10 vrsts frem exp~rt>n<s
esther thar Imsslnsslan. Ma L.
MARI comes IN me reis fresh fresa
her highly sppisadesi spr>aren<e
eth sisfs slshis IN -camrs1e y
rss ssrrevsins east = hesaua ~
Tan tanssr. 81 The rsshEssssx ~
his sifs V vsvr~s r~3ssssie. -
remcsrssf frr her ~o<s ~ I fnhe
ma wemsr- featuring Npen<es
Tracy and Msss Lamar. Others IN
the east ere porsLs nses. neFsse
Msefsss. Edward Ashley. Ann
cedss. ksss nsssot ssa Mrs..
Aieisos - wall Nsyrasas - vssfs
aid. who mssss hsr s<rssn dsn<st -
ths role n stewards arsn<Imsfner.
On the sA~s nsw Nil wssI -
tsm sos Anasv's nsst ps<suss.
-uv~smies Out t.assd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
What. No MOtOrs2

The prop men at Warner Bros
studio today turned out a euaran-
teed. crssh-proof Clipper plane on
a time schedule the national de-
Tense experts will envy.
The plane is identical 10 the
famous Boeing 3l4 Transatlantic
Clippers except that it's mostly
constructed OF heavy cardboard
it has no motors and wouldn't fly
II il had tenn.
With the background scenery
shifting 20 reproduce La Guardia
field. the Atlantic ocean, or Lisbon,
Merle Obefson and Dennis Morgan
will make many flights in War
ners' Clipper for a picture called
"AffectiJnately Yours"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

soNi Paul NUM- and LAIRD Cfessf
in sHudsons Rsv ~ $. % o.
20 also Georgs Sanders ard
NsndY hsfrls 20 rhe SAINT N
Melvin nouglas and Ross
Love II 20 0s as % 10 90
also Ralph Rellsmy and Margaret
LINDSAY IN Ellery Queen. Master
Detective 0s as. Is. o.
Nj sic BoN-oinger Roeers and
Dsnnis Morgan IA Kitty fofle a
II 40 2 IS. Z oS. ioiS also hillf
Haiop and Runtg Hall in Give u
Wings II 40 ? 90 5 s. eos
Ri,IIsA.Jsek Holt n M ors -
SIS. 10 as also Edith Fellows IN
.five Little Peppers IN Trouble .
Il S. as as 90 20
RIII MOI >l-Carv Grant. Katherine
Hepburn ana James stewart IN
Philadelphia story II 30, 50
$50. 10 s9i.
Return sHowINcs
BEVERLY Alexander Kofdas The
Thief Of BagdAd" also Hugh Her
b<rt in slightly Tempted
CArIIoI-Jon Hall and Lynn Bafi
IN Kit Carson also Loretta
Young and Raw Milland in The
COMM >tTN - D-Anna Durbin IN
Spring Parade also lev Ayres IN
The Golden Fleecing
MY >TRrTT 3d. Tyrone Power and
Linda Darnell In Brigham Young
also Paw wray and Charles Lans IN
Wildcat Bus
AkIM ooD-hnn Sothern IN Dull
rY" also Carole Lombard ana
Charles LAughton IN They Knew
what They Wanted
PARk Joan Bennett and Francis
Iedersr in The Man Married
also Ann Shirley In Ann Of Windy
poplars
PROCTOR Myrna Toy and MELVIN
Douglas IN Third Finger Lett
Hand" also John Barrymore IN
The Great Profile "
RIAi I - Deanna Duroin IN
Spring Parade " also LINN pari
and Llovd Nolan In pier u
Rf>--Don Ameche and Betty Cradle
In Down Argentine WAY also
Roger Prior snd Anita Louise IN
Glamour for sale "
sHriI-The "Dcad End Kids in
Dust Be NV Destiny" also George
Raft in House Across the Bay
SUNSET Marlene Dietrich IN seven
Sinners also JOHNNY Downs and
Barbara Allen In Melody and
TrNrIE-B Bette Davis and Herbert
Marshall In The Letter also
James Stewart aud Rosalind Russell
in No Time for Comedy
LIBERTY. fnNaiiun-Willism Holden
and Martha Scott in out Town -
RIVIERA. sumner-Fred Astsire and
Paulette GODDARD In Second
Chorus slso World In Flames
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

tsks him into their confidence
How he. through an amazing
scheme. manages 10 effect IN. re-
leas. Of all the prisoners. and slso
saw. colson's life. supplies .
mighty climax 10 an exciting film.
Five Little Peppers In Trouble !"
starring Edith Fellows. shares the
screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

nssssf 90 . story tslloss ~sss. ~
tho pair. the plot a<sl. sith .
h~.atsfsi sustflsn refugee -hs
!. Eivsn the alternative. - marry
ing an sm<fsssn ei,s<n sna ihas
obtaining . quota nsmeeF. ~ Ming
departed % hsr native Austria
rrsfsrfins the FORMER shs prures<.
marriage 20 stewart. . p~ansl<ss
yeaas sushar through . raHsis
business arrangement. the mar
rage !. "a give Mia. LAMAR sss
number and. IN return. Stewart 10
% have hls living expenses rad
until he can cell cas ~ ne nassls
rhs complications ~ thss strange
deal. made more pushing shsr the
tao actually fan IN lave. supplies
the screen vith cns ~ lss amusing
stories
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Pioneer Auto Dealers
Funeral Held Tuesday

LOS ANGELES -- Funeral ser
wees were TO be held Tuesday for
James p. Scarce, 81. pioneer sn-
tomobile dealer and executive
Scarce died Sunday OF heart
attack a; his home.
He entered the automobile bust
ness IN 1910 and al the time Of
IN. death was Pacific Northwest
manager Il the Chrysler corp.
The ashes viii be sent TO Roman.
Mont. His widow and three broth
ers survive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Thief Of Bagdad
To Stay Few Days

rhs Thief o. PsEdsd. Alex
sndsr kor3ss technicoior mas
ferplece On the Arabian Nights.
= playing . return engagement
- the Beverly theater snd
II : proving 50 popular With TIE
patrons that the management
has been forced 10 hold II ever
Just how much longer It Wlll
play At the Rarovic house - not
known but IL will he there to-
day and possibly "Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
PLAYS FIFTH ENCORE

With all his customary aplomb.
dash and daring. George Sanders
portrays for the fifth consecutive
time the role Of Simon. Templar.
The Saint" In RKO Radios new
est series thriller, The Saint in
Palm Springs"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
AUTHENTIC ATMOSPHERE

Because he needed authentic
looking and talking extras FOR q
scene in an AFRAID shelter. Pro-
ducer-director Edward II Griffith
checked over NOR. than 200 pros
poets to select SIS English-born
men and women for work in Para
mounts One Night in Lisbon."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

ed salt Lake. Zion National
park. Carlsbad Caverns In New
Mexico and finally = stop-oser
In California
They are expected Ia return
10 Tacoma In the near future.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Flynn Returns!

After more than q month in
Honolulu. Enrol Flynn return
ed to Hollywood this week on
the China Clipper. He plans
10 60 directly to New York
for the opening Of his latest
picture, Footsteps In the
Dark"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Gracins SenOres!

inelandis. Lstin-Ameriear
movie fan magazine. has awarded
Bette DAVIS a trophy for the best
screen performance Of 1910. Miss
Davis. twice winner of Hollywood $
best acting award. will make an
acceptance speech in Spanish on
radio b oadcsst to Mexico and
South America.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

Rev. Norman Vincent Peale
pastor Of the Marble Collegiate
church. View York City. has beer
selected ~ 4 committee Of Pro.
testsnt ministers to serve as sd.
wiser du.ing the filming by Warner
Bros. % One Foot In Heaven
The picture. based on the
hest-selling book Of the same
name bN uartEell spence. will
tell the story 81 a typical small
town Protestant m N ster.
Spenee'> father IL the central
character In the book.
The committee which selected
Rev. Peale TO represent the Pro-
testant denominations during the
making of the picture was brought
together oy the Christian Herald.
Il met in Washington at the home
Of Bishop James Edward Freeman
of the Protestant Episcopal church.
Its members, in addition to Bishop
Freeman. are:
Bishop Charles Wesley
Flint Methodist. Of syria
cuse, y. v; DIR. Daniel A. Pol
Ing (Congregationalist, Phil
adelph,a, editor Of the Chris
tian Herald: DIR. r. II. knubel
Of New York. president Of the
United Lutheran Church In
America: DR.. Edgar de Witt
Jones christian church), DE-
troif. and DIR. Charles y. Kerr
(Presbyterianl, Tulsa. Okla.
DIR. Pesle plans to leave New
York for Hollywood shortly after
Easter. Production Of the picture
will begin soon after his arrival"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
New Bill at the Music Box Wed,1
Hedy Lamar Stars With James
Stewart in Comedy Drama


Presenting romantic team which 10 scheduled "a n
Of the popular history Come Live With
Ne" costarrins James Stewart and Hedy LAMAR under
the direction Of Clarence BROWN opens Wednesday the
Music Rox theater
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
HEAVY NAH.

Humphrey Bogart's fan mail has
jumped so per cent as the result
Of his personal appearance tour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

Mrs. sidney Dean, wife Of
Sidney Dean Of the Rialto the
alter, and her son John are va
cationing In California follow
Ing a motor trip which includ-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Jack Holt Now al the Riviera
In The Great Plane Robbery
Edith Fellows Is Appearing On The Some
Bill In Five Little Peppers In Trouble"

riminal attacks in the terror
shes the basis for Columbia
2 Great Plane Robbery"
passengers that they will be held
prisoners until colson reveals
where his money has been cached
The crooks mistakenly identify
Henderson as an sx-eonviet and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

One of the most daring c
packed annals of the air fnrn
newest Jack Holt thriller. I'll
Opening today At the Riviera
theater. the film features Holt a.
an insurance company detective
assigned 10 the strangest task In
hls career . that Of keeping a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

JONES Coeney ploys the role
OF boxer IN CITY for Con
quest" which ploys O return
engagement OF the Temple
theoter Wednesday. fronk
noroon m "HulIoboloo" Will
shore the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

Cors coz nos.ga
wade netsisr plays his sinth
dssrctise role IN Strange Allhs :
Evening star., 1941-07-28

he meant her to be played, the way
he saw her
l tried not to let my impa tience
show. Evidently Carol was doing
it the way Bowers saw it. She took
his direction beautifully"
Alice looked at me scornfully. Il
don't mean Clint Bowers. What
does he know about it, about what S
going on in Dina's mind? l mean
Greeley Morris. I know what he
meant her TO be when he wrote
her"
We'll, Greeley Morris will be in
London and Clint Bowers will be
out front. II l were you I'd be
smart and cater to Mr.. Bowers
whether his conception of the part
is the wat you see it or not
Her eyes filled with quick surprise
Didn't you know? Greeley Morris
is to be here tonight. His boat
docked this afternoon"
l sat back abruptly. When did
all this happen? I thought wild
horses never dragged Mr.. Norris
from his native soil"
Hes coming. Even Bowers
didn't know until Morris called him
this afternoon. He's on his way to
HOLLYWOOD
dabbed cold cream on my face
and said "Wellw three or four
times. I had left the line rehearsal
early to be in time for a last min
ute fitting, and the news Of Gree
ley Morris arrival was a shock.
Continued tomorrow.
Evening star., 1941-07-28
Natures Children
johnson Grass
(SOrghum halepense)

winter. The johnson grass. having
been treated to deep plowing and
rest, presents to the land owner an
abundant crop the following sum-
mer, often as many as three crops.
The hay is of good quality and the
stock enjoy it. But the farmer
has been tormented by weed pests
and fears that this plant, too. will
get the best of him. He is not
anxious to oyerpraise it.
The weed habit of developing
sturdy underground stems and root
stocks, sending them down two to
three feet in the soil, is something
to reckon with. Some farmers have
plowed deep in the autumn, turn
ing up the stems so that their hogs
could feast upon them. In this
wav the grass has been conquered
johnson grass is very attractive.
It's slender green leaves. feathery
panicles, and dark green stems COM
bine to make the plant very
decorat tive one The seeds are in
conspicuous and do not attract our
attention, but the birds love them,
as do also small rodents.
Evening star., 1941-07-28

BRICK. 400. 600 hard red brick. ] .Onn
Un0 50 T. OF lumber, SaSheS, doors.
radiator, pipe. boilers bsthtuos sinks.
baelus fencing iron steps, etc Wreckrnz
90 houses. 4uu block of o and P SITS. nv.
AEE M,pLCKING "a
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FOR SALE by owner, restaurant and
guest house in good location. Reasonably
priced for quick sale. No brokers. Box
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nails. a dull pale color like her face
and hair, bit into my skin Her
voice trembled with its intensity.
'Haila, ! can't believe it! 1t isn't
a dream, is it? It's true! I'm 60
ing to play Dina. I'm going to play
an opening night again! Oh, Haila,
I've got to be good!"
l said, with all the assurance I
could muster; you'll be swell,
Alice. Don't worry about it, And
mentally, I crossed all my fingers
and felt a little bit sick. There
wasn't much chance of Alices being
good. We would be lucky, in fact,
if she could just pass unnoticed in
| the part.
She was almost fanatically am
bilious. but she was not an ac-
tresS. From a long line of theater
people, many of them great, she
had inherited, not talent, only a
passionate craving to be on the
stage and to take her place among
them. And she had no gifts to
offer the theater.
! Her every instinct was wrong
her voice was thin. metallic; her
gestures started awkwardly from
her wrists, and her words came
from her lips instead of stemming
from some place deep inside.
Even that cold paleness of hers that
was unusual and rather charming
close up became tedious as it crossed
the footlights.
But she had had her chance.
Four years ago she had snagged
the ingenue lead in a play called
Evening star., 1941-07-28

concerned and soon the grass ac-
quired the name of Johnson. One
of the strangest things about our
native grasses is that they do not
do so well, with the exception of one,
the slender Wheatgrass-but the i'm
migrantS They are so apprecia-
tive of the opportunity to grow and
spread, we just don't seem able to
stop them.
Col. William johnson decided to
plant this grass on large scale. In
Selma, Ala, many acres were sown
to the grass and here it is known
as johnson grass. In other loca-
tions, where famous sponsors are
lacking. the plant is known as ever
green millet. false guinea grass,
Aleppo and race horse grass.
Since its introduction into this
country, the grass has crossed the
continent northward to Virginia,
Oklahoma and Northern California.
In the north it cannot accomplish
as much as it does in the south be-
cause. it is unable to endure the
severe winters. Here it is a summer
crop. In the west it is relegated to
the irrigated areas.
johnson grass has economic i'm
portance as a forage crop. The real
complaint about it is the way 1t
seeks out rich land and occupies
every inch of it. In the bottom
lands of Alabama and Mississippi
this is true, and especially so of the
rich soil of Texas.
On some land the farmer has
made the grass pay ground rent. 1t
is used as a summer crop. After
it is harvested, vetch and oats or
oats alone are planted for the
Evening star., 1941-07-28
UP TO K1LLgE

Gibbons Glade" and the pitiful
mess she had made of it had linn
tied her parts from then on to un-
derstudies and walk-ons, given her
by kind hearted managers who had
known and admired her family.
Morris Comes.
I watched her now as opened
my green lacquered makeup box
and began removing tubes and jars
and tins of powder from 1t.
I'm not going to play Dina the
way Carol Blanton played her"
she was saying, almost defiantly.
That was wrong. She looked the
way Diana should look, but that
was all. She didn't know what
was going on inside her. I know.
I'm going to play Dina the way
Evening star., 1941-07-28
by Kelley Roos.

eyes were shining and she looked
almost lovely.
1t was hard for me not TO resent
her being there where Carol should
have been-wearing Carols dresses
about to play her part. 1 mumbled
some greeting at her as I slipped
into faded old housecoat that had
seen me through my seven Broad
way shows and wrapped Turkish
towel around by head.
Clothes fit all right?'T asked.
Yes. Oh, yes. they're all right.
Distinguished Visitor.
She was draping the black mass
of velvet almost lovingly over a
hanger. She turned and. sitting be-
side me at the table, leaned over
and put her hand on my arm. 1t
was cold and the long unpainted
Evening star., 1941-07-28
Bv LILLIAN cox ATHEY.


We have a vast army of objection
able plant immigrants in America.
Many of them flourish right under
our noses. taking up valuable space
in the ground, yet we do not disturb
these invaders. Once a troublesome
intruder gets a foothold, it requires
subtle scheming, vigilance, and often
a great sum of money to rid the
premises and the country of its
presence. This brings us to the
problem of Johnson grass, introduced
into America in 1880 from Turkey.
Gov. Means of South Carolina
sent one of his best planters
abroad to instruct thy Turks in the
art of planting cotton. The grass
was very attractive and appealed to
the planter, so that he brought
back some seeds, The grass pros
pered beyond the expectations of all
Evening star., 1941-07-28
I,ANSBURGH & BRO.

Man for permanent work. Must be neat
and have car, calling ON store customers
paT discussed at Interview Earnings
above the average 10 start Apply luesoay
at Gao an employment ONCE. 4th moor
Evening star., 1941-07-28

SODA DISPENSERS, 1925 years
of age, experience not necessary.
Applicants under 81 must have
over-age cards, which can be
obtained at the Franklin School.
Apply in person. employment
department, PEOPLES DRUG
STORES, II P st. ne, 9 am. to
noon daily.
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HELP MEN.

DRUG CLERKS, experienced,
over 81 years of age. Apply in
person. Employment department,
Peoples Drug Stores, II P st. ne,
am. to noon daily.
Evening star., 1941-07-28

ADVERTISING COPY WRITER, must be
experienced in shorthand typinR Per-
msnent position. State experience. quail
hcstions and sRe. Box 2s2-M. S'ar
BEAUTY OPERATOR capable OF manag-
ing Phone oxford 2i34. 1918 Wilson
Evening star., 1941-07-28
HELP MEN.

ASSISTANT STEWARD for nrst-class Mary
land hotel; cash salary and full mainte-
including experience. references ana salary
expected. Box 45o-M, Star.
BOY, one. over 1s, must know how to
prepare sandwiches, 11le n at. NV
Phone Dupont o111,
Evening star., 1941-07-28

~ Ia w ShAtA AANSAADS ~ ".
WATCH SALESMAN.
A permanent position in a
high-class store for the man
who can qualify. Box 356-M,
Star.
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%.
BOY. colored. wants JOB as dIshvasher
IN drugstore or lunchroom. Call Taylor
1853
CARPENTER, white wants work; 75e
per hour. Arthur Watson, RI. l. Box 2-W.
Bennlns, ID. {.
CONSTRUCTION sUPERINT DENT
available at once. Lifetime experience.
Age - yrs. Box 59-L. Star !s'
JANITOR. colored experienced man. 20
years best of references Call after 9
m; home all dsy North 34l4.
MAN young. married. NJ. C. S. degree. de
SireS pos. as auditor. accountant, or similar
nature o Box 3l01. Col Hets Sta 99'
MAN. colored. expert housecIeaning. floors
WaXed, interior painting or part-tlme
janitor: ref. AT, 9316-J.
MAN, young with car, desires JOB de-
liverins. using own ear or company's
truck. Houston, NO. 1867.
PASTRY BAKER. white. experienced de-
sires position; good references. luO1
Irving st ne. 29'
WINDOW CLEANER. white. 20 years ex-
perience, seeks work. Box l00-L. Star.
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LARGE DEPARTMENT
STORE

Requires the services of an
experienced transportation
claim clerk. Box 353-D, Star.
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ARROW CAB CO.

Has opening Ior men over 81 years Of ase
Metropolitan A,ea for l year; free instrre
ton: can earn S25 TO $50 wkly. Apply ht
10 am promptly for further tetaih. $40
" ST 2 Ask for MI RoOth.
Evening star., 1941-07-28
PRESSERS
3 COLORED MEN,

Reliable, neat appearing. for order depart
ment of national grocery concern. Average
S25 weekly to start: bonus. percentage,
advancement Apply 1903 st. NV, to
Evening star., 1941-07-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Radio Trouble? Free est; work guar
MID CITY Radio Shop. 90 pm MA 0757.
Evening star., 1941-07-28

WINDOW DISPLAY MAN
With experience in women's
wear to assist display man.
aOPr
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Reliable. Healthy Maid.

Strong pleasant, neat size Is: must be
good cook, serve, experienced gh ", per
hours. 7,l5 m 10 SIS pm: basement
room. layatory available, in Chevy Chase
private home. live IN or out. health card,
references required, start, $50 month.
Box yl-M Star
Evening star., 1941-07-28

Continued tomorrow. J
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.

Desirable Clerical Positions
For young men and young women. 25-35
yrs. OF age Call in person between 10-l2,
THE CREDIT BUREAU, employment office,
oDI @
Evening star., 1941-07-28

CORSET SALESWOMAN.
A permanent position for a
woman of experience and
sales ability.
JULIUS GARFINCKEL 81 CO.
Evening star., 1941-07-28

PLASTERING and cement work; no Job too
small. none too far. reasonable District
451O. William Thomas. 1u1 NJ ST. NV. 3Ua
PLUMBING-First-cl class work al lowest
prices: quick service day or night. Call
ia llAo LanNman N MnnrR
Evening star., 1941-07-28

STENOGRAPHER- -BOOKKEEPER, expert
enced as secretary-treasure and office
executive: permanent: after Aug. l. Box
qd-I. Star 2S'
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PIANOS We have GOOD selection o.
slightly used SpmetS and consoles OF Sucn
makes ss WuTiltYer, Fischer EStey. Lauter,
Msthushtk. Starr. Barr Bros Krel. etc. = ,
prices from ~I?g up; our usual easy terms.
Republic Gen" KITS, 1890 G street (mid-
q Jf block
Evening star., 1941-07-28

PIANOS. slightly used, IuII-keyboard
Spinets, Sq5: also used uprights at $40.
SI5 $50 and up. us and save: pianos
for rent from 81 monthly up; easy terms
Republic 1890. The Piano Shop, l0l5 7th
Evening star., 1941-07-28

WANTED-Woman, fun or spare time to
sell business women streamlined hoSpItali-
zation. income insurance Splendid op-
portunity TO right party. Box l4S-L Star.
Evening star., 1941-07-28

PIANO used Wurtzer, walnut finished
Spiuet I'm good condition, s 65 easy terms.
Ma 3!?3 Jordan's corner 18th and G SITS.
Evening star., 1941-07-28

PIANO baby grand. Vose beautiful ma
hogany case; We want you to compars
before you buy; our quality and prices
cannot be duplicated. Ratner'S Music
Store. -2G 18Th st NV. RE 2499
Evening star., 1941-07-28
ROBT. B SCOT
MOTOR TRAVEL.
By Bruno

MOTOR TRAVEL.
YOUNG MAN. DRIVING Al SED TO
Cahf July 2S. can take ). share expenses.
references. SAso 29iJ 2S'
LEAVING FOR LOS ANGELES AUG ]. =
passengers 10 share expense. ln+l Chry>ler
SH 1866! DR. AND MRS r NJ BARR '!S'
MEXICO CITY LEAVING AUG /. RET
Is Room , share expense, 4 Plymouth.
Information, MR.. or MRS. WHEAT Me
1906. 2S'
CHICAGO-LEAVE AUG . RET - RM
: or :; new car; help drive; reas. SFlPS.
Me 545I -
ATLANTA. GA-WANT PASSENG ERS TO
share expenses to Atlanta or vicinity. Box
169L. Star
Evening star., 1941-07-28

PIANO latest model Chickering spinet.
useu for a short time Oh rental. now for
sale al a worthwhile saving over the new
price. easy terms Ma. 3'.!3. JORDAN 3.