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nIIle away, NOt iluNii' JS'o1 SiioaeA
for a gesture. She looked at him
critically.
We'll, I have to be somebody's
girl" she said. 'Why not?"
Good" said Stacey Van Arden,
Lets dance. so can make a little
love to YOU"
He gave his drink, glass and all, a
toss overheard and took Joan into
his arms. Phil watched them dance
away. They made handsome
couple; Van Arden tall and brown
and smooth. and Joan pretty and
fresh with vibrant youth. Her youth
was something that Stephanie no
longer had. 1t surprised Phil that he
thought of that. Then he saw Joan
laugh and lay her head against Van
Arden's shoulder. And Phil looked
away from them.
Stephanie came and took his arm
and said: Lets walk around deck,
Philip. Just you and l." And as
they walked along she clung to him.
They reached the bow and stopped,
and Phil Howard did what any man
would have done. So he told him.
self afterWard. He took Stephanie
in his arms and he kissed her
Stephanie held herself away final
ly, but kept within his arms, and
she said: Something has happened
to us. Phil. To you and me. And
it should not be"
And he replied miserably: "I
didn't want it to. I really didn't"
You didn't want to love me, my
darling?"
mo. And that's the truth"
Phil Suddenly AwakenS.
She looked at him in a hurt way,
biting her underlip, then she broke
the circle of her arms and turned
abruptly away He followed her aft,
to the others, and Helen Brennan
came to him. She took hold of his
arm and faced him to one of the
ships lights.
"Ah, I thought So Lipstick," she
said, and she took her handkerchief
and rubbed at the corner of his
mouth. That woman! That beau
lIlul, u CdCllClOuS NlOSIl'
The music was softly playing.
Bart Hughes started dancing with
Stephanie. Joan danced with Maj
Brennan, and as they came close
Joan tage-whispered to Phil: You
kissed her! That hussy! I'll scratch
her eyes out!"
They got home to the post at
! o'clock, and Phil dropped the
Brennans and Stephanie at their
house and drove on to the Officers
Club. He left the car there, mean
ing to run it into the garage in the
morning. He went up to his quar-
ters, but he didn't turn in. He didn't
feel like sleeping. The truth was
his mind was troubled
He might go to Jim Mason and
explain to him. Explain that what
had happened to-well, to all three
of them was fate or something He
could ask Jim to understand. He
could do that, yes. But the fact
remained that Jim Mason, too, loved
Stephanie. And Stephanie had
thought herself in love with Jim.
A Shot in the Night.
That thought snapped Phil How
ard mentally alert. For the first
time he doubted Stephanie. She had
been in love with Jim Mason. She
was to marry him. She had had
quick change of heart-too quick
change. Phil asked himself what
had MADE her shift her affections
from jim to himself so abruptly.
One ugly answer suggested itself.
Stephanie was much interested in
his being-as she called it-rich.
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And Jim Mason had only his first
lieutenant pay.
Phil thought of that, but only for
a second. The next, he closed his
mind to it. Stephanie was in love
with him, for himself He knew,
for he had known her kisses. And
kisses don't lie. Too, she had never
said she loved Jim Mason. Good
as Jim Mason was, he wasn't Steph-
anie's sort.
Phil might have gone on troubled
like that for hours. He was jolted
out of it by a rife shot. BY SEN
try, not far off, shouting, Halt,
you!" And by a second shot.
He leaped up and ran from his
room. He came from the building
I and saw a sentry with a rifle run
ming uncertainty about. Light came
on, and voices shouted questions
/ Phil was first to reach the sentry,
private named Bailey. The soldier
held his Garand semiSautomatic
poised for action.
What happened, Bailey?"
Il saw man, sir. He ran when
challenged him. I fired a shot
over his head, then another at him,
but he got away"
Where did you see him last?"
A Civilian Suspected.
Right where I saw him first.
Behind the car here in front of
Officers Club. He'd started across
Parade when I challenged him. then
ran back of the car again when
tried to stop him"
Then he just disappeared?"
Right into thin air, sir. I don t
know where he got to-"
Capt. McRugh, the o. D., came
running up. Then Sergt. Burke and
couple of men Of his guard de-
tail. McRugh questioned Bailey,
then sent the guards on a search.
They found nothing, so they called
more men from the barracks. But
an hours search turned up no
prowler.
McRugh said to Phil Howard ::
That was Veretti. of course. He
must have been hiding somewhere
in the post all this time"
He turned to Pvt. Bailey and
asked if he recognized the man as
Veretti. And the soldier said: 1T
wasn't Veretti, sir. 1t was a bigger
man, wearing civilian clothes" He
was sure Of that.
Phil walked over to his car,
opened the door and looked inside.
He had half expected to find the
prowler hiding in it. But the car
was empty. He walked around it,
| then saw that the hdlike door tc
the rear luggage compartment was
partly open. He opened the COM
partment wide. and McRugh came
and flashed his light into 1t.
"A man, if he was supple enough
could cram in there" Phil said
And I think our proWler did. !
must have brought him in past the
sentries tonight on my way back
from Seaberth. We can be sure II
wasn't Veretti He wanted to be out
of the post. Somebody else wanted
to be in-and wanted it bad"
What is this all about?" McRugh
asked.
You know as much about it as
do" Phil replied.
lCopyriEht, 1q41 Chicago Daily News Inc
Continued Tomorrow
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Cousin of Sergt. York
Leaves Pulpit for Army
BY the Associated Press.

BY tHe ASSoclated Press.
URBANNA, Va, July 21.-The Rev.
Charles A. York, cousin OF Sergt.
Alvin York, World War hero, will
leave his pastorate at the Urbanna
Methodist Church this week to take
up active service with the 319th
Infantry at Fort Monroe.
The minister served in the World
War and was commissioned a second
lieutenant in the Reserves after the
armistice.
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Bugle in the n18bt CD
by joseph Chadwick -=

The story thus far: Fort Mae in SouhernmoSt Florida,
generally quiet but arrival of It. Jim Mason
and fancee Stephanie Dupea, things begin happen
Capt Phil HoWard MaSon best friend finds himself falling or
Sephane And because Phil Shows kindness to the post com
mandant daughter Hammond the Old Man inenSfe MS
dislike OF Phil soldier named VeretH unerpa-
ably attacks the ciUan sportsman Stacey Van Arden out the
guardhoue Sheriff Hakns OF nearby Seaber appears c
take special interest in Van Arden Joan Hammond despite her
fathers from Phil, openly purSue MN
suggesting that jail lore 1Ch her and forget ABOUT
Stephanle.
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Films Have No Place
For Propaganda,
Hays Declares
But Pictures Cun Play
Part in Sustaining
Morale, He Says
By the Associated Press.

HOLLYWOOD, July 2l.-The mo-
ton picture screen has no room for
propaganda, but the films have a
definite service to perform in the
present emergency, Will H. Hays,
president of the Motion Picture
Producers and Distributors of Amer
ca. said in a statement yesterday.
The great function of the en-
tertainment screen is to entertain, u
he asserted, "and in both scope and
variety the pictures now planned or
making in the Hollywood studios
will live up to that principle. En-
tertainment and recreation might
be nkened to machine tools neces-
sary to bring human machinery to
the height o. its efficiency"
While international, educational
and inspirational elements in pic
lures are growing, Mr.. Hays said
when the public lays down its
money at the box Office, it is pri-
marily for entertainment.
Entertainment First.
"Those who demand that the
screen subordinate its wholesome
function OF recreation for any
cause, however sincere, are sad
" mistaken. Significance is not
achieved at the expense of enter
tainment; it is the result of en-
tertainment. Pictures do not need
any other horse to ride in order to
play their part in the preparedness
of mind and body which results
from recreation.
There are those who would use
the films to bemuse, rather than
amuse, the American public. The
screen has no room for such propa-
ganda."
While "a very few on the fringes
of the industry" think they could
improve box office appeal by break
ing the motion picture production
code, Mr.. Hays asserted, no real
factor in the production, distribu-
ton and exhibition of pictures
wants to depart from the standards
of wholesome entertainment that
now mark the industry's earnest
effort for proper self-regulation.
"Only those in whom originality
Is dried up believe they need to
pick up themes on treatments in the
gutter.
Highest Standards Needed.
The fact is that if there ever was
q time when the highest possible
standards of wholesome entertain
ment we're demanded of the indus
try, the time is today, with millions
of our youth being prepared in body
and mind for the task of national
defense that faces the Nation
Mr.. Hays said every factor in the
motion picture industry was en-
listed in one or another of the
contributions it is making to the
national defense.
Public morale must be main
tanned" he asserted. 1T can only
be maintained through the knowl-
edge of the problems that face us
and of the far-fung efforts of the
Army, the Navy, the Air Corps and
of the many civilian groups now
operating in the field of national
defense.
THE screen, which deals with
the perturbation of living events,
can make such achievements speak
as no other medium can. The in
dustry is doing its part without
stint. Moreover, it is task achieved
under freedom, not under the duress
of dictatorship which can create
only propaganda"
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Us on Sunk Auxiliary
Saved, Britain Reports

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 21.-The Admiralty
reported today the entire crew of
IT'S officers and men of the auxiliary
vessel Lady Somers had been saved.
Loss of the 8194ton vessel was
announced July IT. At that time the
Admiralty said 1873 survivors had
been picked up by Spanish ships for
transfer to a neutral port.
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Mrs. Roosevelt to Make
Coffee Broudcusts
BY the Associated Press.

BY Iht hASUCIdItu PItSS.
NEW YORK, July 21.-Mrs. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt is scheduled to be-
come a sponsored radio news COM
mentator in September.
She will be heard on a series of
15-minute weekly broadcasts on cur
rent events over Nationwide net
work sponsored by the Pan-Ameri-
can Coffee Bureau, it was announced
yesterday by Eurico Penteado, chair
man of the bureau which represents
coffee growers in Brazil, Colombia
Mexico, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Cuba
and Ell Salvador.
Evening star., 1941-07-21

going to seed, thereby increasing
the woe and sneezing of valuable
American citizens.
If each one of us does his or her
part and uses enough elbow grease
to pull up the noxious weed, at least
those who are in the vicinity will
be benefited Perhaps we are like
those whom Mark Twain spoke of
who were always complaining about
the weather and never did any
thing about it. Getting rid of an
established foe is not easy, but it
is surely worth the effort, and
especially where there are hundreds
of thousands of sufferers who might
be able to get together on the
matter. /
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.
(Continued.)

COUPLE. refined middle -aged, with hotel
and club experience: husband as business
clerk, wife hostess or housekeeper in
hotel, club or tourist camp; nominal salary
with room and board: available for any
location; summer or winter resort pre-
ferred Box 37S-K, Star. 2ls
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIC.

GIRL. reliable. wishes work OF any kind
stav nights North o440.
GIRL. co.ored, wants part-time work.
North 5jS2.
GIRL. white. ghw.. care Of baby. no
laundry; live in; gentle family. Columbia
lSu6-J.
GIRL. colored, wants gh.w., plain cooking,
walt table. AT. 4533-J.
MAID, colored desires day S work or part
time, permanent no Sundays; good ref
HO. 1896.
WOMAN, colored. wants laundry work by
the day or apartments 10 clean. Phone
North 2SS6.
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)K and gh.w. colored exp, $40;
in or stay 3 nights. 1925 Garrison
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AUTO MECHANIC, sober. tools. expert
enced. Apply Mr.. Neal Confessional Ga
rage. rear 216 c St NV
BOY, experienced for grocery store: must
have D. c. permit. Apply at $500 18th
st. ne
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Men, excel salary; GOOD opportunity I
advancement. Apply 5109 Georgia ave. n.
Evening star., 1941-07-21

SODA DISPENSERS, 1926 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. am. to
noon daily.
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CHAPTER VIII.


his mind about Joanabout her
oans familiarity He held cocktail in his other
hand.
Phil don't monopolze girl" he said You girl aren't
you, Joan?' -, ,
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SAlESMEk.

SALESMAN-Local beauty supply concern:
excellent opportunity for man with ambl-
tiOn. neatness pleasant personality and
some previous selling experience eSsentta /:
must have car; drawing account and COM
missions Phone Republic 3l3l for ap-
pointment
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DRUGSTORE. Eastern Shore Of Nd.
Sf5 600 yearly; $4,000 cash. or Will trade
for Iacome-besring real estate Of equal
value Box lSg-K. Star. pa
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DRUG CLERKS, experienced,
over 21 years of age. Apply in
person. Employment department,
Peoples Drug Stores, II P st. ne,
q A m to MON d6ilV
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MATTRESSES for tray serv-
ice, excellent earnings. Ap-
ply 5109 Georgia ave. NV.
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MATTRESSES between the
ages of 81 and 30; expert
enced only. Apply between 10
am. and l pm. Continental
Hotel, 420 N. Capitol st.
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BOOKKEEPER = TYP1ST - OP-
PORTUNITY FOR PERMANENT
POSITION IN LARGE REAL
ESTATE OFFICE FOR YOUNG
LADY WHO HAS HAD EXPERT
ENCE AS BOOKKEEPER- TYP
IST. REPLY IN OWN HAND
WRITING, STATING EXPERT
ENCE. ALL REPLIES WILL BE
CONSIDERED CONFIDENTIAL
BOX 38-H. STAR.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by nv
self. HARRY M. AGERTER, 10 University
rd.. Hyattsville. Md.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by
myself. JOHN A. HENRICKSEN, 1888
Sth ST. n. Arlington, Va o3s
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COLORED MEN.

Relabl neat appearing. for order depart
ment of national grocery concern. Average
S25 weekly to start; bonus, percentage,
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HELP MEN g WOMEN.

COUPLE. white or colored; man to walt
on table mornings and evenings. other time
Tree; wife 10 cook: tno objection 10 child
over 10I: furnished apt board and sal
ary. DU. 7@23. 1857 Harvard St NV
COUPLE. experienced boarding and room
ing house: man as waiter and houseman,
must drive car; wife for ghU. no cook
ing: must be of sober habits; live in
Box AID. Star
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A DEAL FUNERAL AT SIS

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR BILLS
contracted other than by myself ERNEST
Petersen, s14 Tonner ave. Hyattsville
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Provides same service - one costing $500.
Don't waste '1nsufance mouey." Call DEAL
With 2S 'saff szDsrianea. Lan9D|p $500.
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CAMERA SERVICE & REPAIRS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER d'ALBERT. INC.
Sl5 10th ST. NV Phone National 47l2.
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HELP MEN.
Continued

WEATHER STRIPPERS. fully experienced.
Apply Robert Pugh Co.. River I'd, Bethesda,
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RESTAURANT

Beer, wine and liquor, strictly modern
and alr-condlrioned. business quoted
- 400 per week; long lease; rent. S225
month; seating Capacity 1OOi $4,000 casn
Will handle
ROGERS REAL ESTATE.
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BUILDING MATERIAL-A large stock OF
new and used building materials at rock
bottom prices. All our lumber is recon
yard for easy selection
ACE WRECKING CO.,
56 St SW Republic $3.50.
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BY OWNER, a l3-room guest house. we'll
furnished; reasonably priced for quick sale.
No brokers Box 3g9-K Star.
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BUILDING MATERIALS, used lumber.
brick. sash. one-penel stained doors. mirror
doors, metal doors, all sizes. Steel case
ment sash. General Wrecking Co, Brent
wood rd and w st ne, opposite Hudson
Supply & Equipment Co. Mlchigan 6177.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK and ghw.. colored. exp, $40;
live in or stay 3 nights. 1925 Garrison
St NV EN-. $3.50.
COOK good: general houseworker; in small
BUNGALOW: for two adults; stay nights. sos
Sterling rd, Silver Spring, Nd. Shepherd
1870.
GIRL. for ehw., cooking. light laundry.
experienced, refs: stay some nights; S11.
2S0S Ordway st. NV.
GIRL. colored. for g.h.w.; $3.50 week.
Call AT. 1852.
GIRL, colored. cook and general house.
worker; live in or stay some nights; health
card: refs; SO week. EN-. 500.
HOUSEWORKER, good plain cook; expert
enced with young children; no. Sunday
work; city references; live in: s12 week.
EN-. 1896.
MAID Experienced. = INTELLIGENT. neat,
Ehv, Fl. 4, s%sla MI t.%,ly' a. Nd; pref
Evening star., 1941-07-21

BRICK, LUMBER-Cleanup sale. must dis
pose of all materials next weeks from So
NJ st. s-w. job at bargain prices: 5o0.o 600
II. good lumber, brick. doors, sash. plumb
pipe, etc: hundreds of Bargains for sale
on job. Wrecking as bldss.. Frederick.
Nd at w 9Th and N. Bentz sts- Arrow
Wrecking Co, So NJ st Sw. FIR. qs03.
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BEST BOOMING HOUSE SECTION-Ftns
furniture: income. 500 80; rent, SIS; ST.
300 or best cash offer. MI. 3552 26.
FOR LEASE-Desirable location for D. G,
A. store available for hrst-class market
in GEORGETOWN. Emerson 0725 20
WANTED-I4 rooms or more for rooming
or boarding house. NV. section; eStsblshed
ROOMING HOUSE, bedrooms, living
room, kitchen, bath: leaving city; 500.
442 Luray pl. NV. IA. GIGS. 90
DRUGSTORE, Eastern Shore Of Nd.
Sf5 600 yearly; $500 cash. or Will trade
for Iacome-besring real estate Of equal
value Box 1s9K. Star "a
SIXTEEN ROOMS, 4 baths. shower. air
cooled oil burner: always filled. house and
business, all furniture, garage. 800 BLOCK
East Capitol 81. Box @35K, Star. 23'
BY OWNER, combined restaurant and guest
house. in good location; reasonably priced
for quick sale. No brokers. Box 4OO-K, star
BY OWNER, a 13-room guest house. well
furnished: reasonably priced for quick sale.
No brokers. Box 399-K, Star.
TOURIST CAMP and property, a going
business. gas pumps, restaurant. CABINS
acres land, S3.5O0 handles. Holbrook
Co. Chestnut 5949 or oxford 2l94. 2R'
SMALL HOTEL fully equipped; Virginia
main highway, nr. military camp. l hour
lunchroom; Ia acres: $4,000. S6.5oO
cash, balance MORTGAGES. Box 409-J. star
RESTAURANT liquor license: forced 20
move; equipment for sale. Apply star
Grill. 34uO Georgia ave. NV. ~
ALL APTS., 10 rms. 3 baths: rent. s65;
gar, h W h.: price <. GOO. terms.
OWENS REALTY, NE. O4s6.
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BUILDING MATERIAL - Our Southwest
yard has been closed and combined with
our Northeast yard, increasing both our
service and your selection. Largest stock
in Washington
Foundation to Roof at Rock-Bottom
Prices" has been our slogan for 30 years.
HECHINGER CO. 3-BIG STORES.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

CARD PUNCH INSTRUCTION., begin now;
former class completed, 80 h-S. on ma
chine. S"n. men-Women. GayS-nightS. D c.
Tutoring School. 1ll5 18TH. RE. 6012. 90
CARD PUNCH. numerical and alpha betIcal,
typlng FREE with course. SHORT, EASY,
SERVICE SCHOOL. 1923 F S. Ma .3}S.
AUTO DRIVING taught by experts: easy
parking a speciality. dua! Controlled cars
assuring perfect safety Permits secured
Nd Va and D c Easy Method Drlvlng
School Randolph 1854 or Randolph 1897.
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THE PALAIS ROYAL.

An opportunity for men over 25 for
steady inside and outside work. Car
necessary Pay discussed al interview
Apply employment Office, 9TH floor. 10 am.
Tuesday.
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BY OWNER, combined restaurant and guest
house. in good location; reasonably priced
for quick sale. No brokers. BOX 4OO-K, Star.
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HELP WoMEk.


BEAUTY OPERATOR. colored; good pay.
Call Michigan 34l1.
BOOKKEEPER, Burroughs. capable of han
ding, cash and assisting head bookkeeper;
gentle. State. age and quote plallfca-
Curate al figures; permanent position. as
siSting controllers: state education, expe-
rience, age salary expected. Box 169-H,
BOOKKEEPING INSTRUCTOR age 3O-4O
/ Boyd School. 1893 F st.
CAFETERIA HELP wanted all depart
ments as: Griddle help, first. second and
AirDort. 80 =" - '' ie7 ''''' i:TTte ~ e'
CLERK. experienced in dry cleaning and
Isundry. store. Steady Job. 3l5s Mt
Pleasant 81. NV.
/ Phone NO. $685.
CURB GIRLS AND MATTRESSES, 1920
years Of age, with or without experience
Gateway Restaurant. Hoover Airport. FL
/ DINING ROOM SUPERVISOR. capable of
| assuming charge of large dining rm. cater
ing 70 young business women; Protestant,
mo o5 'emPered rno1 and haP bosrd 0etTsen $40
( lars in letter to Box Ssh. Star.
Law STUDENT. with car, for investiga-
tlonS: references. Box 23s-K. Star. 21'
/ OFFICE ASSISTANT. familiar with credit
3
Appliance Co, 9@1 G st. NV.
PRESSER, colored with store experience
and good knowledge of wooden and silks:
must mus have references; apply Tuesday morn
Kaplowitz. 52l-523 18th st NV.
PREsSER. colored. for silk w Ullman
cleaner. 56lS Conn. ave. NV
SALESLADY. vomen's wearing apparel;
one with credit store exp. preferred: per-
manent. Buffers Federal. 62l 7th 81.
SLIP sTIICHERs for mems ties, expert
enced; steady work good pay. Roneco
Tie Shop, 912 G st. nv.
SODA DISPENSERS. experienced; $3.50
week. Apply National Drug Co., 1000
Conn. ave.
sTENoGRAPHER, thoroughly experienced
one with good handwriting and knowledge
OF oookkeeplng preferred. Kaplowltz. 52l-
523 18th ST. NV.
STENOGRAP.HER. with knowledse of book
keeplng preferred; permanent. 5th-foor
once. Emile. Inc, 1221 Conn. ave. So D m
/ STENOGRAPHER-INVO CLERK. quick
| and accurate at figures: permanent posi-
| 29l H. Star
TYPIsT-FLING CLERK. general ONCE
mum salary expected Box 2S9-H. Star.
| WAITRESS, attractive, intelligent. expe-
| rienced preferred. 1900 Fort Myer dr.,
| Arl CH. $3.50.
| WAITRESS WANTED. experienced only.
/ Capitol Cafe, 1905 PENNSYLVANIA ave. NV.
| WANTED-Two lady chauffeurs for work
permanent. Box 401-K. Star. 22'
/ WOMAN. thoroughly experienced clerk. for
dry cleaning office; good salary. 1873
Columbia rd. NV
Girls, High School Education,
No expeTiense Necessary ssf to train for
THE CHESAPEAKE g. POTOMAC
Evening star., 1941-07-21

BRICK, LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate
rialS at bargain prices from hundreds of
wrecking Jobs reconditioned and neatly ar
Tanged for easy selection at HECHINGER s.
Youu save time as well as money By COM
ing to any Of our three yards.
HECHINGER CO. Used Material Dept.
18th and H SITS NE AT. 1900
1925 Ga Ave NV 1905 Nichels Ave Sc
Evening star., 1941-07-21

FOUNTAIN MEN, EXPERT
ENCED; EXCELLENT SAL
AIRY. APPLY 51O9 GEORGIA
AVE. NV.
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ECHANICS (SEVERAL) ,
FIRST-CLASS; FORD; GOOD
SALARY; NO PIECE WORK;
STEADY WORK. SEE MR..
SPENCE. 1871 FLORIDA AVE. NE.
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SERVICE MAN for quality oil
burner work; best pay;
tie ady work. Telephone
Temple 1858.
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man with car living in Anne Arundel Co
Farm experience helpful. Write at once,
r j. keelY. Box No. :Eti1. Newark. n. J.
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TOURIST CAMP and property, going
business: gas pumps, RESTAURANT. cabins, :
acres land: $4,000 handles. Holbrook &
Co. Chestnut 900 or oxford 2l44. ~
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THE CHESAPEAKE g. POTOMAC
TEL EPHONE CO.

Young women. Is TO 80. desired for
switchboard operating: regular employ
ment with opportunities for salary ad-
vancement and promotion; no experience
necessary. Apply T22 18th st. NV. Room
lOl. $40 m to 3 pm.
Evening star., 1941-07-21

SIXTEEN ROOMS, baths. shower. air
cooled oil burner. always filled. house and
business, all furniture, garage. 300 BLOCK
EaSi Capltol s.. Box H35-K. Star. S3'
Evening star., 1941-07-21

BRIDGE SET cocktail table, metal caoi-
nets and dlnette set Randnlph S02Q
Evening star., 1941-07-21

Has opening Tor men over u years OF age
to drive. must be residents OF D. c. or
Metropolitan A,ea for i year; free instr'c-
ton: can earn S|5 to $50 wkly Apply at
10 m. promptly for further ietails. $40
NJ ST ne ASK for MI Booth