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SLOWLY 10 tne COuCn at JIle lar enQ
of the room. He stretched his long
limbed, loose. beam-shouldered body
on the blankets. He Graded the
bowl of his pipe in his long fingers
and then he gazed down at his
widely spaced knuckles and his
how he could paint with hands like
that. But he could; his success had
told him that
The day was fading; the last,
slanting, gold-flecked rays of the sun
were sinking beyond the high arch
of the studio roof windows throwing
angular shadows across the large
room.
Locke curled smoke into the air
slowly watching the light blue pat
terms it formed in the still air. He
hunched big blocked shoulders
against the wall and rested his we'll
shaped head back. closing his eyes
and relaxing thoroughly. He brushed
his big hand across a lean. taut face
and along the firm line of hard
jaw and finally up through brown,
thick. straight hair
The minutes passed slowly and the
bowl of his coffee -colored pipe grew
hot as he smoked contentedly The
studio darkened and the stiffness of
the night was peaceful. Locke dozed
contentedly.
A Surprise Call.
The jangling of his telephone bell
rudely awakened him. Locke reused
himself and reached over and picked
up the instrument. Before he an
svered he wondered vaguely who
could be calling him. None of his
friends knew where he was.
Hello" Locke said sleepily.
Perhaps you can help me"
feminine voice said.
Locke edged himself up straight.
yes" he said automa tically. He
couldn't guess who the grill was.
Il need an escort for the evening.
Evening star., 1941-06-17
Hired Man a.
by Michael Storm
CHAPTER I.

Locke Allen touched the carefully
down his stepped searching
for He carefully filled
tobacco lightly then lit
color
Locke thought. hear it. I walked
Evening star., 1941-06-17
HELP MeN G. WOMEN.

COUPLE. settled Catholic. TO act as house
keeper and sexton in local Catholic rectory.
Apply Immediately. Box 363-D. Star
COUPLE. white or coIored, 4 adults: wages,
80. cook chauffeur. Box 379-D, Star
COUPLE. settled. white. desiring good
home. wife COok, INV, no laundry. huS-
band handy man. drive car Can also earn
good extra income on premises rooms
board. $40 Mo FM 4b77 for interview.
SPANISH ENGLISH INTERPRETER and
typIST. 5-daV week. so start. excellent
opportunity RothSlein Dental Laboratories.
122 Eve st NV
REAL ESTATE salesladies and statesmen,
with automobile, sales ability and pleasing
personality, to contact exclusive clientele;
prospects supplied plenty Of liStings; also
two experienced with suburban and farm
properties
W. c. & A. N Miller Development Co,
1ll9 18th 81. NV DI 4464
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Situations Wanted
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Business advertisements under Situ-
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Business cards under Special No
tees and all advertisements under
Personal Sc per line additional
DEATH NoTICEs-s125 per in
sertion of 10 lines or less; 15c per
line for additional lines.
The Star is the great want Ad"
medium of Washington, and the rates
charged are far lower than those of
newspapers in other large cities. Moth
Ing is 50 cheap considering the results
obtained.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

RELIABLE AGENCY. DE. 1851. 1902 1lth.
has cooks. houseworkers. chamoermaids,
psrt-timers. dsyworkers, mothers helpers.
Evening star., 1941-06-17
HELP DOMESTIC.

ttN@f @SNiGStt~s
COOK: experienced. general housewoTker.
light laundry; children in family: live
1875
COOK. experienced ghw: live in or stay
some nights; city refs; $40 vk. Emerson
COOK AND HOUsEWoRKER. part time:
small house. Arlington. Must be thoroughly
experienced and have good references. $40
week. Box 250-D, Star.
COOK-HOUsEKEEPER, white or colored.
20 to IS yrs. for empl, couple 16-mo-
old baby light laundry; live in or out;
refs: $40 mo, Thurs and Sun. afternoon
of. 5326 Nebraska ave. NV.
GIRL, neat, for Eh.w.,. good cook, cleaner
and laundress; city references; live in, Or
Sheridan st NV. GE 3o49.
GIRL white, between 1925; live in: for
July and August. Care OF 2-year-oid chic
heaith certifcate required eood disposition
Very nice rm and bath in apt. S32 mo.
Box 43s-D. Star.
GIRL white, for mothers helper, care for
GIRL, coiored, general housework, plain
cooking references. Apply SOB 18th
st. sc.
GIRL. white, young, neat. assist manager
age Box 3s0-D. Star.
GIRL. colored. gh.w.. cooking, laundry;
only capable. experienced need apply:
S45; cali after pm. WO, 379s.
GIRL. white. 1898. settled. to care for
children: some one who needs a home;
hours 2 pm. to SPIN. Saturday and
Sunday of; live in Apply 1904 Talbert
st Sc, Apt. 8, between : am. and 80
pm.
GIRL colored for Monday, Wed. and FRI
day ghw cook dinner, care for two bows;
hours. z 80 am to z pm: Takoma Park.
Nd s6 wk and carfare: refs and health
card required SH 5644-J
Continued on Next raSs.)
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LOST.
(Continued.)

WATCH. diamond. Longine. some time
evening. Reward. Call NO.
T40S.
WRIST WATCH. Bulova initiated on back
Il. NJ. M. from c. H. B.: reward. WI.
675a.
/ BRACELET. 3 diamonds, ! ring. green
stone; 3rd floor, Old P. o. BLDG; reward.
ia. 1878. ------
WIRE HAIR TERRIER, FEMALE,
BLACK SADDLE, WHITE LEGS,
BROWN AND BLACK EARS,
VIC. SILVER SPRING. CHILD'S
PET. REWARD. SH. 2207.
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED. STRAY
ANIMALS TO Animal Rest Shelter. 5000
Wheeler I'd Sc AT. 1858. Present
facilities limited to that class only.
DOG. pointer. female; probably lost on
fox hunt; near White Oaks, Md. Phone
SH 1851
Evening star., 1941-06-17
LOST.

BILLFOlD. black, with two $50 and one
$40, with name J. D. Mclaughlin engraved
IN gold: II found please return to g07 ard
ST. ne: liberal reward ~
Evening star., 1941-06-17

BRIEF CASE, black alligator: vic Peoples
Drugstore Ice Palace, Conn. ave-: reward
II Fisher ME- 2-2O ~ ~
Evening star., 1941-06-17
TWO LADIES

Over rs. neat ambitious for position i'm
local localities for national grocery cor
cern. Sales experience unnecessary FuI'
A m 5l3 K 81 NV
Evening star., 1941-06-17

LADY, young, between the
ages of 18 and 25, able to take
shorthand; no previous ex-
perience necessary if you
have just graduated from
high school. This is a per-
manent position with a large
automobile concern. State
qualifications, age and salary
expected. Box 259-G, Star.
Evening star., 1941-06-17

Continued tomorrow
Locke takes stand with Jan
Merrill.
Evening star., 1941-06-17
COMPTROLLER AND
OFFICE MANAGER.

Thoroughly experienced in bookkeeping
for well-knovn ladies speciality shop. ON
employees have been advised OF this open
Star
Evening star., 1941-06-17
ARROW CAB co.
DIAMOND CABS,

White men wanted. 2l years Of age or
o!oer TO qualify as taXicab operator
Must have up-to-date District OF Coum-
have resided within the metropolitan area
2f Washington for one year or longer
tnearby MARYLAND and Virginia inc!udeGb
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
ApDly Mr. Livsie Room No Ill.
lI:'5 l4th St w. between 9 and m
JTTNTOP DPJTC TT EPK
Evening star., 1941-06-17

COOK experienced, general houseworker.
light laundry: . children in family: live
in basement room; $40 month. Ordway
Evening star., 1941-06-17
SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL SELL FOR LABOR LIEN AT EICH-
pers 1 auction Sales. Inc. 1927 r St NV,
SaIy Io:3n am, one 1896 Chevrolet.
SSerlal NO 1919; motor No 66l5533
Greene Motor Co. 10 z ST Sc
Evening star., 1941-06-17

GIRL, neat, for ghw., good cook. cleaner
and laundress: city references. live in. or
stay some niehts. Good salary. 1852
Sheridan 81 n W GE 3O44.
Evening star., 1941-06-17

COOK AND HOUSEWORKER. part time;
small house Arlington Must be thorouRhly
experienced and have good references. SO
week Box o50-D Star
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-02
TWO NEW SOFTBALL
TENS WILL APPEAR I'm
EXHIBITIONS TONIGHT

Two new teams slated to enter
the city diamondball league in
the second-half season next week
will show their wares at Bayview
Park tonight in a pair of exhibit
tions. n tTeq ~
w. P. Thursten construction
company win put a team on the
field to tackle the Army in the
first4half of the doubleheader,
and the Sons of the American
Legion, who won their first tilt
this season Monday against Navy,
will meet the Champion Peppers
Plumbers in the nightcap.
The Legion players, most of
them former members of the
SAILS or Conehs of last year.
said at meeting last night they
would use the old Sons of Amer
lean Legion name until they Sc
lect another title for their team
when the season starts.
TIL first game gets underway
at 7.30 o'clock.
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TENTATIVE TEAM
OF SOFTBALL ALL
STARS RELEASED
THREE OF FANS FAvoR1TEs
NOW MEMBERS OF CITY
CHAMPS: SELECTED PLAY
ERS ASKED TO TURN our

Diamondball league officials
today were attempting to
straighten out the tangled All
Star situation presented by the
fact that most fans voted Tor
three players who already are
members of the City Champion
Peppers Plumbers. the team
which is to oppose the stars on
the Fourth Of July.
The trio of favorites perform-
ed on the disbanded Sawyeras
BARRIERS in the first-half sched-
ule and as such were selected for
the All-Star team by ardent dia-
nondball fans.
Juanie Navarro, XXX Hop
kins and Kermit Monk Kerr,
the former BARRIERS, this week
and last joined the Plumbers,
but polled overwhelming votes
for places on the picked team.
Paul Albury, chairman of the
eity-county recreation commit
tee, late yesterday afternoon am
nounced tentative lineup of
stars and requested the players
to be on the field for the Fourth
game in uniform when positions
will be announced.
Players selected are:
catcher Clarence Allshouse,
Nav,Sta.
Pitchers Dewitt Roberts, ex-
Barber; Memo Castro, ex-Barber:
Limo Castro. NavSta, and Early
and Almeda, Army.
Infielders-Julio BarceIo, Nav
Sta; Ralph Arnold, ex-Barber;
Guy Johnson, captain Of Navy;
Assaf, Army; Edmond Albury
captain for former BARRIERS, and
Philip Baker, captain Of NavSta.
OutfieldersArthur Thompson,
ex-Barber;; Gabriel Garcia, Nav
Sta Charles Wells, NavSta; Dug
gar, Army; Delaney. NavSta, and
Russell. ex-Barber.
Barcelo. NavSta first baseman.
poled all but six votes for that
position. His popularity viii
probably carry with ii the cap
tainship Of the team,
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INDIANS WIN NIGHT GAME
tspee.a. 4. abe cisixen,

N1RECAA~ = ~ tlA<s@~--g
NEW YORK. July 1.-The
Cleveland Indians last night
at ST. Louis cnt a 1haif-game
off the fhree-game lead the
Yankees had created by win.
ming an afternoon double
header. Cleveland accom-
plished the cut by whipping
the ST. Louis Browns. l0-6. in
a game that lasted until mid
night.
Milnar blasted a homer in
The second inning for the
Tribe and Trosky cracked one
in the fifth.
Philadelphia Athletics wal
Hoped the Washington Sena-
tors. lo-l. in the only other
night game in the majors.
Marchildon mastered the
Mats with a four-hit per-
Torrance. while his team
mates got to a pair of hurl-
ers for is safeties.
Chapman produced a four
baqger in the third for the
AS and Sibert hit one in the
eighth.
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JOE DiMAGGIO MUST
HIT GROVE TODAY TO
PASS ALL TIME MARK
tHy Associated Press,

NEW YORK, July 2. odd
Lefty Grove, who was pitch
ing big league ball when Joe
DiMaggio was a boy in short
pants. goes on The mound for the
BesRn Red sox at Yankee Sta
dunn today IN game which
gives the sensational New York
er his chance to crack the all
time hitting record Of Willie
Keller.
DiMaggio, who broke the
modern hitting record Of George
Sisler Sunday with Az straight
bingles, came apreast Of the an
cient Keller mark yesterday BIZ
cracking OUT two more hits il
sdoubieheader to set his record at
"A.
"A crowd of 52,832 saw DiMag
gio tie up the all-time record
yesterday as the Yanhs swept
both ends Of donblefeader
against the Sox.
Actually, the New York star
has accomplished more diff
cult feat than Keller. since in
the old Boston Oriole stars day
foul balls were not counted is
strikes Keelee set his ali-time
record of hitting ia "A straight
comes back IN 1897, and modern
baseball records are dated from
1901.
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HEAVY HITTERS ON
AL. ALL-STAR CLUB
FoxX ONE OF SELECTED
AGAIN; TELLER TO HURL
THREE INNINGS
(By Associated Presss

NEW YORK, July 2-AS heavy
hitting a nine as ever broke up
ball game will represent the
American League at Detroit July
3 for the annual big league ALI
Star battle
Will Harridge, president of the
Junior circuit, recessed the teams
roster yesterday, and the ex-
perts immediately picked out a
starting lineup with team bat
ting average OF $40 and an out
field averaging $40.
Bob Teller, winner of Is games
this season for the Cleveland
Indians, also will be there to give
the American Leaguers pitch
ing edge for three innings
The complete roster, iecluding
the Boston Red Sox' Jimmy
Foxx, only man to play ON every
star team since the games Were
inaugurated, follows:
Pitchers - Teller, Cleveland;
Lee and Smith, Chicago; Russo
and Ruffing, New York; Hudson,
Washington; Benton, Detroit.
Infielders Gordon, New
York; Cronin, Foxx and Doerr,
Boston; Boudreau and Keltner,
Cleveland Appling, Chicago;
Travis, Washington; York, De
troit.
Outfielders = DiMaggio and
Keller, New York; Williams and
Dom DiMaggio, Boston; Cullen
bine, St. Louis; Heath, Cleve-
land.
Catchers Dickey, New York;
Hayes, Philadelphia; Tebbetts,
Detroit.
Dave Keefe, Philadelphia, and
Steve O'Neill, Detroit, were Sc
.lected for the batting practice
battery, and Mervin, Shea, De-
troit, and Art Fletcher, New
York, coaches.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-02
ZIVIC-DAVIS 'GRUDGE'
SCRAP RESCHEDULED
tny Assoelated Pressl

NEW YORK, July 2.-Fritzie
Zivic, king of the welterweights,
and tough Bunny Davis were
resting today before their post
poned 12-round scrap tonight at
the Polo Grounds.
Ready last night for one of the
most widely heralded 'grudge"
bouts in recent ring history, the
two battlers were told to wait a
day when the sky suddenly
clouded up toward evening.
The non-title return match is
expected to draw close to 10000
fans when it finally goes on at
the National League ball park
tonight.
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YEST ERDAY: At first the
plane trip 70 Hearts HdOen, on
an island Of the North Carolina
coast. pas just lark that lDent
a little sour. But Eue and Gina
and the three young men ,Uhose
interest In the girls has created
a situation, and the too older
toomen-all OF them trant to
ledue the island, and nobody can.
Just noiU young Ham Willard
and Eve haze been ,Dulsinu on
the beach. and haze been spot
at on someone. The question Is
iioho pulled the trigger.
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away as the Cards let loose with
a 17-hit attack that carried them
to an lit victory The on
slaught was spanked by Johnny
Mics circuit clout in the second
inning, scoring two mates ahead
of him. Mize collected three
other ,safeties and leftfielder
Hopp pumped four into safe ter
ritory.
While the Cards We're lam
basting the Pirates, the Brook
lyn Dodgers were losing to the
Philadelphia Phillies, thereby
dropping out of tie for first
place. 1t took the Phillies ten
innings to do it but they finally
hung up their initial triumph
over the Dodgers this season, de-
feating them, GA. A single by
Stan Benjamin in the extra
round drove home the winning
marker. Phillies added another
in their half and then blanked
the Flatbush nine in the bottom
portion of the tenth. Herman
-homered for the Dodgers. Phil
adelphia had tied the score in
the seventh.
Tallying all their runs in the
third, the Boston Braves downed
the New York Giants, GA Braves
were aided BY the combined sew
en-hit pitching of Frank La
mana and Johnny Hutchings.
Boston put together six safeties
for their half dozen scores in the
third.
New York Yankees swept "a
twin bill with the Boston Red
Sox, To and 90. A 15-hit at
tack put the opener on ice and
free-scoring in the five-inning
nightcap gave the Yanks an over
whelming victory. Chandler
limited the Sox to seven bingles
in the first game and Bonham
twirled four-hitter in the alb
breviated aftermath. Dominic
DiMaggio poled four Dagger
for Boston in the curtain-raiser
and Joe Cronin smashed one in
the closing clash. New York's
home run streak came to an end
in the first contest but Bill
Dickey cracked one in the night
cap.
Behind the superb pitching of
Paul Trout and 12-hit attack,
the Detroit Tigers walloped the
Chicago White Sex, ST. Trout
handcuffed the Sox with three
hitter.
RaciilfS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-02
HERE ARE RECORDS OF WHAT
PLUMBERS OPPONENTS DID IN
S0FTBALL FIRST HALF SCHEDULE

Official batting of regular players
ball League teams except City Champ Peppers Plumbers have
released Official
the statistics released by Aguar
stolen by the players total number of times struck
number of times walked
hits Also may be found published
The statistics do not the champion between the
Plumbers and NavStas only the players performances the first
half schedule Records of Plumber PLAYERS published
Monday of.
recor dSsfoJ lov.
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esty becomes comfortably situat-
ed. More than this, he will
furnish comfort to friends and
kindred. Honor and esteem will
follow his path in life and the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-02
CARDS REGAIN
AND YANKEES
INCREASE LEAD
PILLS WHIPPED DODGERS IN
lo-IENING GAME AND RED
BIRDS TOOK Bucs; YANKs
BUMPED Bosox TWICE
Especial &c Tie o4sixen,


NEW YORK, July 2-The st.
Louis Cardinals yesterday after
noon see-sawed back ON top of
the National league heap and the
New York Yankees widened their
American loop margin to three
full games over the Cleveland
Indians, who were scheduled for
"a night affair.
Pittsburgh Pirates piled up a
three-run lead in the very first
inning but it soon dwindled
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-02

The United States, at the end of
1910. had 500 first line aircraft
equal to the warplanes of Euro
pean beiligerents.
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SPORTS CALENDAR
BASEBALL

DoUBLEHEADER South Mi
ami VS.. Key West Picked Team,
2s30 d. M, Price Field Trunaho
iIsland). Inauguration Of new
diamond.
Loves Veterans VS.. Army. $3.50
D. m, Army Barracks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-02

There are 30,070 miles of navi-
gable rivers in Brazil, with regu-
lar service of vessels over II, 1870.
SeWell, WiIkie and Baker.
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Today's Horoscope

Toaay's rative IS strong and
steady and by industry and hon
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world will be better for his hay
ing lived.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Only games scheduled.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
l10 InningSl

Grissom, Pearson and Warren;
Fitzsimmons, Brown, Casey and
Franks. Ii
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Second Came

J.. Wilson: Dobson and Pea
cock; Bonham and Dickey.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-02

Sundra, Carasquel and Early:
Marchildon and Hayes.
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NIGHT Came

Milnar, Bagby and Desautels;
Auker, Trotter, Caster and Fer
rel1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-02

Trout and Tebbetts; Smith,
Hallett and fresh.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-02
First Game

Harris. Ryba, Potter and PVT
lax; Russo, Chandler and Sylves-
ter.
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Night Game
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