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Evening star., 1941-10-29
Clemson Alumni to Give
Luncheon for Grid Team

High ranking Federal officials will
attend a luncheon at the National
Press Club at 1890 pm. Friday to
be given by Clemson College alumni
for the Clemson football team which
plays George Washington University
Friday night.
Guests will include Senators Smith
and Peace of South Carolina; JUS
tice Byrnes of the Supreme Court;
former Secretary of Commerce Dam
iel Roper and others.
The Clemson players will be taken
sightseeing Saturday and will at
tend the homecoming dance of
George Washington University Sat
urday night at the Mayhower Hotel
Evening star., 1941-10-29

the recollectlon OF clay Hanley drlV-
ing off into the night, hesitating
fully 10 times before finally grinding
the car into gear and dashing away.
The inconceivable part of it all
was that he should have taken her
out in the first place For some un-
accountable reason he had wanted
to be nice to her. Possibly, of course,
it was because of her father but she
couldn't bring herself to believe
that. 1t had to be more subtle; it
almost had to be. she thought. some
thing in connection with Roger Cas-
well. That would account for his
drinking so much, when he didn't
look at all like sophomore drinker
like a man who would take a girl
out and drink himself stupid. She
thought that there would have to be
something deep-seated, something
that distorted ordinary emotional
planes. before Clay Hanley would
do that. Perhaps he had wanted to
say something to her, explain his
part in the affair that had cost
Rogers life. And if his part in it
had been significant, had been in
any way tinged with guilt, it would
Evening star., 1941-10-29

Robert Lindman Anderson, 81. 1851 On
tarlo pl. NV. and Kathleen Harris. SO.
Il25 Lanier pl. NV; the Rev. Cove G.
Georse Allen Booze. 21, Caption Bridge. Va.
18th st. NV; the Rev. James H. Miers
Stevens Thomson Mason. 25, 629 G st.
ne, and Margaret Jefferson Perry. ~,
2o2s Ith st. NV; the Rev. F. Allan
Algie Hudson Davis. s5. and Arnie Juanita
JShnson' iSs HoI l9' both Of 1872 st. ne;
Kenneth Goes Mcclure, "a. Boiling Field,
and Julia Madeleine Ushinsky. %. AM
bassador Hotel: the Rev. William S.
John Irwin Grimes. 46. and Elizabeth Mays.
80, both Of 2l2 Morgan st. NV; the
William Joseph Bulmer, q. 1923 Clifton
81, Mar Msfysnd and s1s Mary Alice t1s min
Charles Donald Fish. 80, 1914 9TH st. NV.
and Helen Lillian Dippach. "a, 1908
Massacnusetts ave. NV: Judge Robert
Austin ciarenee siss Polling. SO. Arlington, Va,
n% htsyf the Rev ors e. 10th ST.
Jack Lawrence Armell, 80. 1912 Webster
st; NV; and Bernice Athalene Dillon.
20, 5529 9TH st. NV: the Rev. Mr..
Richard Cortright Shoemaker. a5. Camp
EustlS. Va, and Martha Ann Masood.
John Francis Beal, 21, So I st. sw., and
ReTls ReT joan eankJ j. coyne ssl'a End ST. SW; the
Louis J. Balestra. 30. 1910 Argonne pl.
@ 4Ss5 aaH 4st st nw eaRera the Rev eT'ifS r. NJ
woSdroW @ Wilson Sinner, ss; and Thelma
VINCENT Francis Lopresti,. 26, Towson,
ed p snq the Ren Ronad J. sa fahnon nea
Don Roland Brazier. ~, 1924 Vermont ave-
a1ia and JRae Jun ReS psra HarE t Alexan
Eddie Brooks. 80. 1929 18th s.. NV, and
M Hazel White "a 1925 Florida ave. NV:
Oliver Simeon vi David Sin simms, %, e1os end
Is: 753 Irving st. NV; the Rev. W. B.
Merele Bernard Myers. 90, 1908 23rd
KeHnsh saha Emeisen Sa the sts bse Austin 51 New
ssth anS 18th hiGaenss st. nwi; Eds tie
beth Tahey: p; both 81 sis $srd St.
nd dsee rTeck gag &c. 1913 i6a4 s. St.
ne: the Rev. Herbert Minley
JACK v Woodfo5d ORD Stafford, 2S 3Is Madison
Cheyerly' Md; the Rev. Walter M.
Lops .1. xre.toS; s5; r 1915 18th St NV, and
ave. Sc: the Rev. Thomas Daniels
Christopher Columbus Young. %, 3411
14th st. NV. and Patricia McNulty "a
l47 R st. ne: the Rev. Louis F. Milten-
berger.
Eckel Davis. q, Riverdale. Nd. and Vir-
ginia Ella Shirley, 25. Luray, Va: the
Donald Graham Miller. SO. 939 New York
ave; NV. and Rose Merle Anos, %. 1406
10Th st. NV. the Rev. Randolph L.
James Stanley McGnness. %. 121 10Th
st. Sc, and Inez Stella Trent, 1928
East Capitol ST.: the Rev. John Compton
lawrence Hubert Mattinsly: 40. oxon Hill,
q. rorestville. Nd: the Rev. Joseph v.
AachSsd joseph DALEY. Is. P.ttsson. r.,
Evening star., 1941-10-29
Deaths Reported

Sallle j. Jagers. 90. 3244 3sth st. sw
Jefferson d. Garland 80. 109 sth ST. Sc
Elizabeth P. Patterson, 70, 1889 Massa-
chusetts ave. NV.
Nina E. Fsstnaught, II, 1919 33rd st. NV
Ernest Barker. IS, 1927 2lst st. NV.
Minnie Ellis. 81. 5000 sth St NV
Christopher Meade, so, Sbley Hospital,
Alphonso Desnan, 81, Garfield Hospital.
Helen M. Everett, 81, 919 L St NV.
Alice c. Shea, SO, 1904 r st. NV.
Anna r. Donovan, 81, 1s43 L ST. ne.
William o. Culver, So, GEORGETOWN Uni
versity Hospital
Paul Girolsmi. As. National Armory Build
ing.
John J. Lynch, AZ. 2l32 Wyoming ave NV
Earle d. Cooper, 40, Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Emma Gray, 3s, 4Os 18th st. Sc.
Aaron Bush. IS, United States Naval Hos
pital.
Infant Roy T. Grimes. llth and Pa. ave.
Sc.
Louis Scott, 50. Gallinger Hospital.
Charles White, As, 1926 l4th st. NV.
Jamie Powell, 81, 1927 Neal pl
jamie Powell. 80. 1927 Neal pl.
Evening star., 1941-10-29
With all My yCove (
BY Wreinia bowe>

The story thus far: Glare Caldge daughter ealhy
lawye and banker. Stepe Cadge
Haney operator OF the Coventry Airport hen she there
to up for flying lessons Talking to the mechanic Eddie Frank
lin later she dScorers that both Clay
craft at the time her sweetheart Casoe
badly designed bomber. Eddie Hdney
guilty knowledge of phat happen in that test
suspects Hanley hauing stolen Roger the unique
hich Hanleys special based The Cadge financial
interests in the airport and Haney association h Steues
ta Betty CrODeH parts Uhat Eddie considers DcouS
accepting Haney
o
Evening star., 1941-10-29
AIumnue to Have Sale

The local chapter of The National
Park College Alumnae will hold
rummage sale tomorrow, FRIDAY and
Saturday at 1928 Twentieth street
NV, for the benefit of ChiIdrer's
Hospital. The hours are from $50
am. to pm.
Evening star., 1941-10-29
Continued Tomorrow
Clare sees Betty CrOwell again.
and receives blunt warning,
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. lau, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 10ait three tuH days and
rece1pe their license on the nth
day. Sundays and HOLIDAYS are
counted the same as other daus.
Evening star., 1941-10-29
CHAPTER XI.

Glare lay in her bed for long time that night before she went to
walked
mile the she'd the the walk
eXhlarang h air eXhausng And of the
Evening star., 1941-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

INSURED VAN. CAREFUL WHITE
owner-driver wants full or part loads TO
or from Atlanta, Dayton, Chicago or way
points. Hobart 423G.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than my
self. c. J. HUPPMANN' Sr.. 429 Delayed
st. NV. 30
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, AT II AM,
We will sell for. storage and other charges,
Dodge 1897 sedan. engine No. D-5-19G4S.
DouGherty. Auctloneers. sold at Swanns S
Auto Body works, rear 1898 ST. nv.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FoP
debts contracted other than my own.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by nv
self. JAMES EDWARD GRIFFIN, 1909 N.
Dany!llP ST. Arlington, Va.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PER
p3tual Building Association will be held
al the Office Of the Association. Eleventh
and Streets Northwest. Monday, No
EDWARD C. BALTz.
Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders of the Home Mutual Building and
will be held 2.30 pm. wednesday. No
vember 8, I941, at the Office of the associ-
alton. Room 4, 63l Penna. avenue NV for
the election of directors for the ensuing
year and such business as shall legally
~ MAURICE F. FLYNN. President.
ODELL S. SMITH. Sect.-Treas.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
for any debts contracted by any
one other than myself. REA G..
ANKENY, 807 Rittenhouse st. n W.
oq'
Evening star., 1941-10-29
Issued ut Rockville.

Issued At Rockville.
Robert Edward Bond %, and Reva Clara
Cooper, 20 both Of Norbeck, Nd.
Harmon Depew. 2s. Highland. Md, and
Marsaret Grace Suits. 30. Frederick, Md
SO both of Washington.
Richard A. Stewart 80. and Mary A.
Willett. 80, both Of Washing ton.
Earle w. Kelly. "a, Fort Myer. Va, and
Mary A. Gamble, 81, Washington.
Karl G. Freas. "a, Wheaton, Md. and
Mary z. Gregg. % Washington.
Jack j. Mycko }2, and Jean F.. Aldersmith,
% both of Washington.
Joseph E. St. Clair, 33. River Spring. Md,
and Alice M. Nelson, %. Chaptico Md.
Joseph d. Trout, % and Anna K. Nc
Williams. 20. both of Washington.
Eugene Redd, ~, Richmond, Va, and
Bertha Nash. 2S Rockville.
Walker Evans. 81, and Jane S. Nnas, 2S,
both of New York. N. Y.
Charles F. Butler. 32, Bethesda, Md. and
Geraldine c. McAlexander. Fl, Alexan-
dria, Va
John ii. Wohner. %, Port Custer. Mich,
and Irene L. Vassilieff. 10. Hunting Hill,
Md
OXFORD s. Rossi, 81. Washington. and
Helen E. Pence. 10, New York. N. Y
James Walter Bernhard, "A and Elizabeth
Louisa Andre, "a, both of Washington.
Evening star., 1941-10-29
HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
AUTO MECHANICS and gas station attend
ans See Mr.. Harwood, Call Carl. Inc.
594a Georgia ave
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. would prefer
Ted's Shell Service, 14th and Md ave, ne.
AUTOMoTIvE PARTS CLERKS. 8. expert
enceG; chance for advancement: 40-hour
week: a9!omhtic nsos pay lncrfsse esI5 NJ
BELL BOY and waiter. colored. Apply
1923 22nd st. NV.
BODY AND FENDER MAN, experienced.
permanent position; good pay Apply
Diamond Motors. 122 G st. NV.
BOYS l2l. white and eolo5ed for de-
necessary. Osklawn Terrace Pharmacy.
$500 10th st. NV.
BOY. white about Il, as messenger and
for ofice work; must be neat and quick.
work Experience not necessary. Apply
1858 Columbia I'd. NV.
BOY. 1921. neat. capable driver, travel
Florida. Southern States, return: perma-
advanced. @ Telephone 6 =. Salmon, Ma
tionaI 1910. for appointment. 29-
BUILDING EsTIMAToR-SA SALESMAN: mus;
be sober. industrious and energetic; lib
eral commissions. Phone Taylor 3434 for
appointment.
BUTCHER. experienced preferred. Steady
Job, good salary. Self-service store. Apply
60l North Columbus St, Alex, Va.
BUTCHER, high-grade. experienced, capa-
BILE of taking complete charge Of meat de-
partment. CHI. 5632.
BUTLER -HoUsEMAN. light colored. in
small family; private house; sleep in;
permanent position need apply. 500 month.
Box 1S-J. Star.
Evening star., 1941-10-29

and Grace Anne Tresa Kracsun. 90. 1918
Calvert st. NV, the Rev. Mr.. Fannon.
Peter SDiros Nomikos, 81, and Demetra
Cheakalos. 20. both. of 9l2 lst st. NV;
the Rev. Mr.. Daniels;
" Doris Doris Eloise % CaiiiendeHr. der 10. 6 Brooklyn, % H
N Y; the Rev E. A. Christian
Eugene Grove, II, 2229 NickelSen ST. Sc,
and Dolores H; Pearl. Is. 2436 Altamont
pl Sc; the Rev. F.. w. Johnson
Max Million Goldman. 25. South Arlington
Va, and Ann Barbara Schiffman. 22
New York City: Rabbi Norman Gersten-
Howard NJ Powell %. 1439 Girard st.
NV, and Loretta Bernice Nelson. 81 !,
1862 Girard st. NV; the Rev. Arthur
o. Helm.
Evening star., 1941-10-29

SETTLEMENT AND TITLE CLERK in
large automobile concern. Must be expert
enced and able to type. State age. experi-
ence and qualifications Box lax. Star.
Evening star., 1941-10-29

SIDING AND ROOFING MEN-Economy
SIDING and Roofing Co.. 2031 Rhode Island
Evening star., 1941-10-29
8 COLORED MEN,
PATENT LAWYER.

Long established patent law firm, has
Opening for man thoroughly qualified
to conduct interference proceedings, pre-
pare opinions and solicit patents. In
reply give age experience and salary eX-
nected Box o43-J Star.
Evening star., 1941-10-29
MEN OVER As

Are making money-The work is pleasant
and men so years and upward are among
the leaders If you are neat appearing
and can meet the public, will pay you
a salary to start. See Mr.. Cannon, 32G
MARYLAND Bldg
Evening star., 1941-10-29
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS.
LIQUOR CLERK,
AIR-CONDITIONING
THE J. R. WATKINS &C

sheet metal work; plenty of work coed
wages Apply al once American Heat
N EnrineerinP Co a x St
Evening star., 1941-10-29
HELP MEN.
BY Fontuine Fox

PLUMBER. frSt-elass. APPLY 170s
PREssER wanted Apply 26I2 Conn. a.
NV. Columbia $3.50
/ PRESSER experienced Art Tailors a.
Cleaners. 7346 Georgia ave.
RADIO REPAIR and installation ma
Steady position Manhattan Auto
Radio Co. 1th and r SITS. NV.
RADIO SERVICE MAN. inside and outsld9
work Go0d pay a.. and car siIoTsnce s;esd
Radio Co. 51O1 NJ e. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALEsMEN-A very attrac-
tive arrangement for experienced men
Come in tomorrow 10 to noon. s435
Georeia ave. r. P. Ripley.
Statesmen. furniture store experience
preferred though not absolutely essential.
tunlty 10 advance This IS not merely for
holiday rush but a regular Job TO the
house fshs mai fastest SIs IN oRoW
ING FIRM: the FURNITURE MARTs. 3l5
". Glebe rd. 40
SETTLEMENT AND TITLE CLERK in
large, automobile concern. Must be exper!-
ence and qualifications Box FAX. Star.
SIDING AND ROOFING MEN-Economy
Siding and Roofing Co., 2O3l Rhode Island
ave ne.
STOCK CLERK for wholesale hardwar,s
.
star.
TAILOR, experienced on all kinds OF altera-
tion work. State age salary eXpected
None but experienced need apply. Box
346-J. Star.
TILE Settlers. Apply lIO6 a;h St. NV,
Edwin f. Elicit.
TRUCK MECHANIC. experienced. per:
manent position; good pay. Apply Diamond
Motors. % G st. NV.
UPHOLSTERER WANTED, excellent opoor-
tunIty for experienced and reliable man.
MAJOR Masterpieces, Oil 1th "
USHERS AND DOORMEN. over Is years
of age; permanent employment. ABLY
Earle Theater.
WATERS. experienced shor; hours: 81
$40. States Restaurant, SIG North
CAPITOL st.
MATCHMAKER 10 manage ievelry and
watch repair depts. IN large oept. store.
Box 345-J. Star
WEATHER STRIP MECHANICS. experi-
enced. all new work. Call Mr.. Push' Wis
WINDOW TRIMMER with some experi-
APPLY Whelan Drug Co, Rm. 4oH Com,
merce & Savings Bank Bldg, 1th and
SITS. nv
YOUNG MEN need = a once. Free TO
travel Good nay. See MI. Murray, Room
4"4 Bond B,dg. NV.
WANTED. experienced life insurance CASH
ier-Secretary; must 3" able 20 assume CON-
plete charge of " N-estabAShed growing
agency Office Of large company. For inter-
view write Box l4s-X. Star.
MAN. YOUNG. is OR OVER GROCER;
DELIVERY: REFERENCES. BROOkLANO
FOOD, 1880 10th ST. NE. -
ka+r ~
Evening star., 1941-10-29

Plymouth St. Silver
SprlnR. Md. Of Flower ave.
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Cost 10 City Cut
By In(inerdtor

Auditor General George Engel
today hailed the municipal gar
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success. in his report 10 the
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Under the old contract with the
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By DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

Name three out Of the HorSemen Of the Apocalypse
line Of tal America the BeautlfuI To-
The Star Spanged Banner; lcl Columbia -. -,
3-What composer "a Nola tsF Deep Purple cl
The Fire Bird
iWho TAI Was Christian martyr (b first translated
Bible Latin: tho Garden OF GetfStHaHe
5-Name Who married to Martha CustlS ID
who married Goodhue c) who was married TO
Martha Shelton?
sho is the heroine: finally found her lover when he was
diving of the plague: who planted her lovers head n
pot who frightened away from meeting her
lover by lion? -, 81,
word Pope; Co the word hanson?
nm dIfnra Parel
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Inquest in Strike Death

William Bowling lumber teams who died after
the he had been struck the head
Arthur Queasbarth Of during the transfers strike last
a striking nnnh
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RattleSnake Ranchine
 Bitten
5000 Acre Ranch Crawls With 10000 Reptiles; De-
 mands for Snake Steak Are on Increase

Colfax, Cal. (UP) )-Seein' snakes? Better steer clear of the Foot Hill rattlesrake ranch with It's 10000 or more inhabitants.
 This 3,000-acre ranch, one mile west of Colfax on national highway No. 40, literally crawls with rattlers, "au naturel" and in confinement. Believed to be the largest of its kind in the world, the farm is owned ard operated by s. E. Evans and his wife, both veterans in the delicate task of handling their tenn peramental charges.
 Evans has handled rattlers for p years and has never been bitten.
 The actual management of the huge ranch is Q humdrum business, according to Evans. The interest in the unusal enterprise comes from visitors to the ranch, averaging 100 to 200 during the week, end 1000 on Sundays.
 Reptiles Are Nervous
 When he first started the ranch, Evans allowed the public to view the pens, where he keeps thousands of the reptiles. But he lost hundreds of snakes, which are highly ner- vous creatures" and can't take the stares of a gaping public. Now Evans maintains a snake pit especially for visitors, where some 25 to 50 rattlers are under the lirne-