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Evening star., 1941-10-22
HELP MEN


TO leeTn printing APpv raee e6umSs mSS
Plsnograph Company, 50 L st. ne.
AUTO MECHANICS and gas station attend
ants. See Mr.. Harwood. Call Carl Inc,
5949 Georsia ave.
person. Russell Motor Co.. 3S01 Bladens-
burg I'd. ne
AUTO MECHANIC. experienced American
Service Center. 5s5 N Glebe rd.. Airing
ton. Ask for Mr.. Brooks ----
BAKER or experiegneeeedd bakers helper;
BAND 3 or piece. white or colored, to
furnish music and entertainment: steady
JOB If satisfactory. Showboat Restaurant
1903 II st. NV.
!ngtonian preferred, with wholesale house.
Write: stating qualifications experience
BOOKKEEPER experienced; good oppor-
tunity; state experience, age, salary ex-
pected. Box 324-D, Star.
BOY. white. over IS years old, for drug
store. 443 Kennedy st. NV.
BOY, young as Office clerk; must know
typing; a splendid future for right party.
Apply in person. 500 9TH st. NV.
to learn photostat and blueprint business.
321 National Press Building.
BOY. neat appearing. for messenger. de-
livery and general work in ONCE Apply
St. NV. Room 4O3.
BOYS. .. white. for messenger work in
downtown section: must ride bicycle. which
We furnish; reply. in own handwriting. stat
vancement. Box 270-D Star.
BUS BOYS wanted white. Apply time
keeper, Carlton Hotel
BUS BOYS. white, excellent working con-
ditions and no Sunday work. Apply May
fair Restaurant. 52G 18th st NV,
CARpENTERG IOb
site Tuxedo Md Firehouse or call RA
1857 after 6 pm
CARPENTER: rough work, immediate en-
Ployment Apply IN person Kennedy
CARPENTERS, 1st,eIass a1l men, long lob
Arnolo's Construction Co. 40th pl. NV,
between Calvert and Benton sts.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO CoUNTERMAN
over 81 years, experienced; permanent po-
COLLECTOR. must have D. c, permit. be
familiar with the city and suburbs, pref
erably own car. Call Ma. 5000, Ext. Az.
COLLECTOR SALESMAN, good salary and
advancement assured. Apply 1910 7th
COMBINATION MAN, gasoline station at
sry for good man. See MI. GarwoOd at
COOK, short order; small restaurant:
4th St ne.
CoUNTERMEN. white. experienced and in
experienced Report at Little Giant Shops,
4th and stS. sw., between IL am. and
30 pm.
COUNTERMAN, short-oroer cook. white:
good wages. Apply 2nd and Penna.
ave sc.
DENTAL LABORATORY ASSISTANT All
replies confidential. Excellent opportunity.
LINCOLN DENTAL LAB, 1901 Eye St,
Suite 115.
DRUG CLERK. ir, experienced only; good
pay and hours. at once. Petworth Phar.,
Georgia ave. and UpShur st.
DRUG CLERK, experienced only, for 8
nights week. Apply National Drug Co,
1000 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1941-10-22

SERVICE MANAGER who has had expert-
ence with truck tires and truck wheels.
Evening star., 1941-10-22
HELP MEN.

SALESMAN, experienced IN coal business.
Apply by letter for an appointment, r S.
Miller. sos Third st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-10-22

experienced. Report at Little Giant Shops,
4th and stS. sw., between IL am. and
Evening star., 1941-10-22

/ COUNTERMAN, short-order cook. white:
I good wages. Apply 2nd and Penna.
Evening star., 1941-10-22

MEATCUTTERS 80. for cut
rate meat market, steady work,
experienced; S25-S50 week. Ap-
ply 1920 7th st. NV, Mr.. Siegel.
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Stanfield Secreiarial School

Entire Sixth Floor, 710 14th Street NV.
IN Shorthand, Typewritink, Secretarial Accounting,
Special attention given to Civil Service courses.
ition. We receiving unusually large num-
'graphers and typists Write call for Brochure.
trict I10S.
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SODA DISPENSER, good opportunity for
thoroughly experienced man; good salary.
Apply Babbitt's. l06 2 St NV
Evening star., 1941-10-22
SECRETARIAL

Enroll at any time for classes
Card Punch, Calculating Machin
Superior training-reasonable Il
ber of calls for secretaries, stem
Established 1894. Telephone DI
Evening star., 1941-10-22

SODA DISPENSERS experienced only: good
hours, good pay. Colonial Pharmacy. l1l3
18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1941-10-22

REAL ESTATE-Two experienced sales
men can make agreeable and profitable
connection in this active ofhce concentrat-
noon. S435 Ga ave. Sil. Spring Rm 2nl.
Evening star., 1941-10-22

SALESMAN, G. E. appliances; good income
assured. Md. Elec. Co, 106 Nd. ave
HyattSville. Warfleld 1875.
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Sienotype Institute

Albee Building National $500
which has stood the test of time.
Day School. complete Secretarial
classes October 20.
Evening star., 1941-10-22

SALESMAN to represent established food
mfr: must have experience and unques-
tionable character; give full information
IL hdnntial RnH
Evening star., 1941-10-22

DENTAL LABORATORY ASSISTANT. All
replies confidential. Excellent opportunity.
LINCOLN DENTAL LAB. 1901 Eye St,
Evening star., 1941-10-22

APPRENTICE TO learn printing trade: must
be Is yrs or over. Apply Columbia
Plsnograph Company, 80 L st. ne
AUTO MECHANICS and gas station attend
ants See Mr.. Harwood. Call Carl, Inc,
5949 Georsia ave.
AUTO MECHANIC, first-class Apply in
person, Russell Motor Co., 1901 Bladens-
hurg rd n p
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-01

Stuoent: Saeen Sic nal, Gellner,
NOR nein Jrenmb Sausner nibt bier2
&ellner: 8eoouerc, fenne Ben
Serrn ni6t. IS iaB olleroines Ian.
gere 3eit elm @oit bier, ser auf ie-
mono 5n iuarten idbien. Ser aobIte
aber nno eing.
stnoent: @r aablte2 Nein oann
NOR es feinesfalls mein Jrenno.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-01

Obitlonre fir Sen S6mcl5 ser 3Gbne
,nldooli6 lit, Dob ober Die in ben
5riibten porbonoenen gt6brioI3c tiir
Den Iufbau Der Sabine bon erobter
8eoertlng iinb.
Wer iih BON ser &abrbeit belien
iiber5en9en mill, Der mohe folocnben
Gerllh: @r geniebc Dor oem Sdla.
len9cben einen ooer 5,pci aepfcl nnb
beobabte oann iriib lcimc M,,nobob-
lie! Sdon Der friibc @cibmad miro
i'm belcbren, Dob her @enuB ser Nep-
fel onre9eno ipirftc, oenn bon Dem
1ogenannten ,pappieen" @eibmof
ont Moreen ,mo bem bopon ousitro-
mcnhen iiblen @erl,b miro menig oOer
nibts al ipiiren iein. 0as lollten no.
mentli6 ale Miitter bcber5i9en nno
oofiir ior9clr Dob Die &inoer Dor Dem
Sblofengcben rcgclnobig ibren Np-
lel erbalten. Sic iperocn bnmit nidt
BLOB moube onitedenoe iible &ronf-
beiten bon ibren 3ieblinaen obbolten,
lonocrn oielem a,h gellnoc, bone
Sabine ii6ern, nielleidt bis ins bobe
Alter.
- Wrs. 6. &., ga. -
Mou fam aus 5pnia ein por3iia.
lides nno aelunoes 8ier berlteIlen
,lno 5>por ouf foleenbe s2eiie:: Anf 5
Quart &aiier ni,nnt man ctma orei
giertel 8inno Sonig, permilbt bei-
oes bnrb mobioes Sieoe,, nobbem
man nod etlihe Sopfenooloen bin5n-
aefiiat bat uno filtriert oann Die
iSliiiiiefeit our6 ein Soarlieb ooer
S'1d. 0ie ourdaeleibte Moiie miro
moglibit raid onf $50 @roo ssob-
renbeit abgefiiblt. 9fod) oem @rfolten
lett man ,eini9e @blofiel bon 9oni9
bin5a -,.no riibrt oie Moiie et,pas
ourd. Sic @ornng l0bt man in ei-
neln offenen @eiGb "a Stunoen Dor
i6 eeben, oonn nimmt man Die Sber-
befe ob> aiebt ole ssnnabiermoKe Dor.
ft6tig ab, tpenn lie lid eeflort bot.
nnb flint iie in ltorfe 5lol6en, Die
man gut berforft lmo perbinoet. sSn
etpa obt Soeen lit bos 8ier trinfbar,
nenn es in einem rebt fiiblen Seller
oufbeipabrt miro bel IS bis 60 @rao
Jobrenbeit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-01

8r1Iioent bes ct. Gopbaclsbereins
lpanote .iib int ben neiln5ieer Sabrer
i'm Sntereiie bes ct. 8apbaelspereins
an Den !Sl. Gater ,nb bemiibts lid
gum belten ber bellti6onerifanii6er
Gatbolifen, Inn beren Seeliorge ,m>
8ereine. Darob rief iein @erf be
ben ,li6toeutidbe,, nomentlib Del
iriib somerifanii6en &atbolifen, greb,
@rbitterltne nno beftiae Auseinonoer
Ietunge,t berpor Srosoem NOR ieil
ieeensreibes 8erf bon eroben @riol
gen beeleitet.
Da ieet ourd Die Noai'ihe @eitopt
bieies eminent fatboliide 8erf be:
ct. Hapboelsoereins in Deutihloni
ol1feeboben iporben, miro oieler nnbe
benbare Sbaoen aub bon ,lidtoel,t
Ieber fatboIiIber Seite in l,nierm San
DC beonuert.
Sebr ribtig ihreibt baa1 uDe1
&anoerer', oer iid bamals Dor allel
anoern fntbolii6en 8lottern als ,pof
ferer Sampler fir oas fatboliib
Deutibamerifanertnm perbient &C
nabt bat: s .
,,Man fann iid eines berebtigtel
@rimms niht er,pebrelL penn MAJ
iett i,1 aeipiieil fatbolilden 8latterl
unieres 2anoes be,pealibe ,,&laee
lieoer iiber Die ltnteroriid,,ng oe
&apbaels sGereins lieit, ai,m Sci
in ben eleiben 8dttern, Sic ieineraei
bas @erf bes Sereins iu oer idamlo
feiten &eiie eelblnabt baben uno o,t
bie @orte @obeuslp ,mb @abenslDis
INNS Bis onf ben be,ttigen Sag =
pbipebl ieit bieier lmeranidli6ltel
&ontroperie in Der fotbolii6en @e
l6idte ,,nieres .2anoes ein ~bolbe
Sabrbunoert perfloiien lit - pirf
'pie ein roter Soppen a.f oen Stier!'
- s. g., &c. -
9ieles barb @rfdltung ,mb Der
febrte 2ebenstpeiie berporgeruien
nno inter Der 8enenmllng SIMS
Srouble' befannte ltebel fam burt
ribtiae 8ebanolung gebeilt wcroen
Gin opcratiper @ingriff bilft mtr 5eit
tpeilig ,no febrt oas ltebcl ipieoer
9as lit ouh Der fau bel polppenarti
gen @enGblen int Sinus.
! Ser @Simls' ober bielmebr bi
,Similc". benn es lino mebrere -
linb Gnobenboblungen nnb biloen ei
>ne art Gentilation fit Nale 1lnb sSsll
neres bes &opfes:: IS iino oeren mel
rere: 9ie poroeren Soblnn9en befin
ben iib mu @noe Der obern Baden
fnoden ,lnb baneben be finben tic
nlebrere fleinere. 9lGe oieIe @obhn
gen iinb nit elmer ibleimartigen 9et
fe iiberaosen (M,,c,is membrane) I'M
i iteben in Direfter 8erbinbung nit be,
Snnern Der Galenmanbe. Nns bielc,1
@r,moe fann cine ourd) gaaienfatarr
peruriabte sSSnfeftion biele 5im.sbob
lnn9en leiht entaiinoen, nno nit oe
3eit au !" polppenortieen @etpGdie1
NnlaB eeben. - .~ .f.:~ -
| Aerate,, sic iobrelanee @rperimen
te onaelteat baben, iinb au Ser l1eber
aeuenng eefommen, baB bur6 elm
/ itreng eereeelte 2ebensipeiie (GiGt)
oas ltebel eeDeilt iperoen fonu. 8a;
bauptiadlib bermie6en tperoen mub
IL GnI,- ,tnS GaIa a,,tkaI4anSa Gna;
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-01

L
bis IL Gageu cine merflid)e 8clic.
rnng benlerfbar, iobaB man ollnGb-
lid) nit ser ee,pobntcn 2ebensnciie
ipieoer Beginner fanr, aber Sal5 10.
piel als noelid) ausiblicbcn n,ub.
Die oben beIbriebene ltrifte 9i0t iol-
te oann ieoe 8ode fiir eincn Sag
lpieoer ailiaenonl,nen iperoen. AIle
Speiieu iollten friid) eenoilen nno
anf9emarnte 5peiien permieoen iper,
oen. 8rot ioIlte nibt BEL elmer Mabl-
5eit oeeeiien iperoe,, tpenn 3eis ,tno
&ortoHel arnr Speiie3ettel eeborell.
'~ Cine ,ueitcre Gcoel lit babel 81
beobabten. Man permeoe bos Gin.
otnen bon Staub, nanentlih 9liiten>
itaub uno oen 2uftonrh5ug. Nab BET
tieenl Shweib ioIlte man lid eleid
umfleioen. y,
8er bieie einfohe Gnr beiolet
bro,d)t iid) feiner Operation 3u nm
ter3ieben, Die boh m,r 5eit,peilig Gin
berune eibt Nne Die oft oneepric=
ienen Seilmittelben lno Nuodlolbc.
reien bringelt nibt nnr feline bouern6e
Seilune, iouoeru perld)limmern in
Den meilteu GSGllen Dos llebel.
- Mrs. y. 3d., o.
s'ltnlere aIten 2eler rnb 2eierinnen
fDHnen :SSsbnelt sellm mitteilen, Oh
nnb ,pan mir bcu Homon ,,9auern=
bh1t''. BON Selir Nobpr bereits int
8latt gebrobt batte,l, poer niht. 9o
es fir ,ns SIT aeitrmlbeno lit, nod
uri6laaen, 10 eriubcn mir ,,nlere
auimerfianen 2eier am oiesbe5iig
1ibe gufflor,ng.
- Wrs. 6. s., Mp. -
@nte 3dbne' traacn Mnaenlein piel
5,,r forperlibeu @elmnobeit BET, henn
gut 9efant, lit balb neroaut. 3ur
@rboltlng ser 3dbnc iolte man nod
ieoer Mabl5eit ein Stiidben Sdmar5=
brot eilen nit ser Ginoe. Mon meioc
ieoen plotlid)en ltebergang bon beib
5l1 folt 1lllo llngefebrt. Sbled)te 3db.
ne fonnen bon perlbiebeneu llriohcll
berriibren. Sur @rbaltlng ser 3obnc
troot oas reeelmabige &einieen Der
lelben ipelentlib bel, ierner bos Ser
meioen bon liiben Stoffe,L nalnentlid)
ganop. Gin befanntes aber leiher
piel gu ipenie onsemanotes 3abnerbal-
tnngsnittel lit oos reeelmobiae Sbit=
eiien, Dos nebenbei audi ionlt 10 niel
5ur @rbaltl,ng Ser @eiunbbeit bel
trd9t. Die 9tatlrfori6er beridten,
oab BEL Golfslt0mme,, bel ,pelden ser
Obltgenub 8raud 1T, ipenie 3obn>
I t16meraen porfommen uno oab Sblt=
eiier meiitens pradtiec, elan5eno mei=
be SABINE baben. SSSu ben ssSriibten bat
oie Natur cine Menee iriiher idtpel=
LENDER 2ebensfroft nnter ser Come
aufgeipei6crt nno oiele fommt Sen
Sbiteiiern 5ngllte. 8em &anen oes
Sbites fom,nt bieles, iomie bie ben
ibm abeelpaltene 5r,,bti0urc nit al
len, oud ben binteriten 3Gbnen lit
8eriibrlng, mabreno oie fleiId)ieen
Seile oes Apiels ooer ser 8irne Dos
Nmt oes uShe,erns" iibernebmen
l1n6 bies ir G,,Berlt milber lno bod
griinolieber 8eiie beloreen, brinet bic
5rudtianre in oie feinlten 2iifen nna
3nil6enrGl,me ,,no aerItort bier allc
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gsitt,uodj, ben 4. Dftober 1941
Huskuflft

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iden Slider. Sic iino, als geborene
-8eitfale, geipiB i,lltanoe, Die 8abr
belt bieier ieltlanlen @ribeim,ng 81
beurteilen ,lno an beltdtiae,r. 8i
eeben germ Sbrem eineeianoten sc
Oibt Halinl:
IS eItfaIenlnno ns ...
2ano mciner 2iebe, 2onb Der rotten
@roe, ~.
lin bid idb flag; -
9rdeit o,t BOB olen Hettung
lper6e, ...
Das Sod Ser Sdn,ob?
Du 2ano, 100 Deutiblanos idonite
@i6em ra9eu, r 49,. ...~...
5oflIt b,1 ipie emit in Der @berus-
fer Sagen, -.
Das bentibe Golf bon fren,oenl
3ipan9 -befrei'n .-..,.
Durd tieflten SSammer 8eg gum
9eile iein2 ...~
Ser319e ntOf;; ~
M,,f oes &arireifaes Dmfel
Jolet intmer nod Ser SIterionnc
2idt. ~s. ..,
Gent Gnbm ser gGter ,pirs emit
oeine .ssueeno Iauiben- '> 49,
Sd iab bid blutgetranft. :. bort
,5 Sie9esgloden rauiben .
esm Sraunl- .@s.
@or oas sic soeenidIobt am 9ir>
fenbaum? .--~-
M. 8e,,ebieta b. Spieeel, O:S:8.
= s. g., MiT.
Die @eibibte ser III. llrIula ,ln
Der II, 900 sss,tneiral,en lit iebr Il
genbenbaft. Sroe ior9fdltiger q
1bibtlider Soribuns lit ~etuas gar
Beftimmtes oariibers nibt erbalte,
Die Seiliee ioa NIT ibrer aablreibe
@efolei6oft BON Ben Smnen, Die Sc
mails bis snm< &bein por9eorun9e
,paren, crmorbet iporoen iein.
Die Slnnen iparen ein a1iatiihe
Bolf, ein Nomaoenpnlf, bas feill
bleibenoe @obnitdtte batte nnb bur'
&aub ,mb .Moro bon q lien Bis 5u,
Nelten @uropas bororangeu. linn oa
ssabr 372 ipanbten fie iib bent S.
ften ait. SIM 8eeinn oes Sabres As
fetten iib Die 9eeresmaiien Der Snr
men eeeen oen @elten 81, in 8e,p'
snng. sSoit ear5 De,.tIblano tpa.r>
bon Ben ipiloen 9oroen nit sSeue
Anb .S6tpert iiberfoaen. Bei Manr
bein1 ietten jie iiber ben &bein. ~
Z. Npril tpuroe Met 9enommen nn
8ifhof Riealins bon 9ieims er,no1
bet. Cine Seeresidnle s,lnter Attila'
Jiibrnng tpanote iib Dem Mie6errbci
al. Son Der 2egenoe, miro bel bel
Dlrd5ug Nttilas burh &Oln bic j
llriula nit ibm it Gerbin6llng 9,
brabt inbem er fe al,r @be berlanl
baben ion. Muf lire @eiserune bi
ion iie nit ibrem 100 iunefrdulibe
@efabrtinnen bon ben Slmnen >ermol
bet iDorben iein. ,,. =.
Die Danlalieen Dentihen ipare
feline Snnnen, aber oie bentisem ben
f6en 9to5i gebaroen iid pie bic sur
men, in ibrem eiaenen 2onbe ,,no-
ben bon ibnen beiebten 2anbern. q:
tila mo feline &anbgeiellen ereilte 81
beroiel,te 5trafe lino iie Iin6 Der Be,
geiienbeit anbeimgefallen. Bon De
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26

wonder why you've Mly Jones all these
years just because she said Junior hellon.
LNVEN the ges humiation those used
~ onlneSs gnawed like 70 ryears
The that swallowed all of hope and laughter
That old betrayal that has festered long blood
Once these took precedence all other Now
they're being blotted swift Change.
And remembers that other tragic botpg on uhich
the sudden death tiny that be aarker
the Indian
fUd thr rotug rtrets rrprg
the little mound the wheels that must matter mhat
happened
DIIIFUL? Yes But merciul infinitely the
little should he left behind than that mother should
spend her life weeping above
Dear as love there responsibilities
home to make other bases cherish wilderness
conquer.
Beside these challenges not nurse
single broken heart. w "a
POLLING whee-ati buit Always
~ before wider life something
behind something belonged a smaller personal JOY.
And always the going growth
what adventures lie ahead strong
enough to grasp them.
Rolling Wheels thank God for them Thank
and overwhelming that
OF lives and wider perspective though
glimpse it through
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26

our government American
bomber pilots this country by transport plane.
In month of 1910 the federal mailed 1240325q
checks thus revealing every third family wholly
or in part dependent government funds for support
''IN GOD We Trust" United States coinage is short for
1t is better put the Lord put confidence
manPsalms 11ss AS this would fit Secre
a of the Treasurer Salmon Chase shortened TO motto
used So states Chicagoan
Today single Negro jockey rides Americas major
tracks Kentucky Derby greatest
has been IS times by horses ridden by Negro Jockeys Isaac
MURPHY brilliant Negro rider the Kentucky Derby three
times Negro Jockeys, Willie Smm Jimmy WINFIELD each
II twice
renty featuring something called Lady
GndTa" In Tins Miss Bacon rides dancing horse.
J. Edgar Hoover. Guiding genius Of the FBT One Of Mr..
HooNers of innocent off hours bowling
He bowls equally we'll with either hand
NJ v Macadam For years of Americas most
successful real Mrs Macadam business
when confronted with the supporting herself and
small children Used her initials she thought
three initials attracted people
remember it. She right Her full Madalena Victoria
Brockelbank Macadam.
"DANzER as in "panzer division German "amored"
As for "bIiz" that flash of lightning In Ger
under 25 permitted smoke restaurant
II would much legslaed the German
would a revolution. said of Germany
think lot Of der fuehrer than most Of the men.
Closely following the ruling that cues must
tight fitting film Will H. Hays has ordered that all
keep ground
difficult economic problem caused by
being human nature TO like nigh and low prices.
COMMUNICATION from young children
support indicates she feels only solution Of her problem
find another husband quickly possible the
desperation might particular
whom she mrres and only bring unhappness herself but
TO her children
Job Achieving independence
and care in selecting a husband
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
By SANFORD FARRELL

81 supposed you guessed"
/ said:
Charlie Is Larkin's father,
isn't he 80
She nodded. Then she said:
Peter doesn't know, but 1
suppose 1 should tell him now.
1 intended To some day. /
never knew. though, that the
Charlie he's always raving
about was my former hus-
band"
said nothing. After all,
what was there for me to
say?
Then she told me the story.
She had gone to Chile with
her husband shortly after
their marriage, but had never
liked South America. Per-
haps if they'd lived in Santiago
or some other city where she
could see people who talked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Daily Short Story

red convertible coupe OF
Peter Larkin's mother.
She and l were seated to-
gether on the green bench in
the Oval, and the BOY was
standing nearby. Mrs. Larkin
is a pretty woman approach
ing 40, looks 10 years younger
and is altogether charming
and intelligent.
Some of the mothers of our
boys give me an awful head
ache. and others l like very
much. Mrs. Larkin falls into
the latter category.
We were discussing Peters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26

her language 1t might have
been different.
But she followed her hus-
hand from first one con-
-strHetien ieb-to to another
They had a bitter quarrel, and
she left him.
The boy was born in this
country and after she had met
John Larkin. who was work.
ing on a New York news
paper, she divorced Everett
and remarked. Peter took
his stepfather'S name.
Through her former huS-
bands relatives. she heard Of
HIM now and then. He had
taken 10 drink. and that was
always a bad thing 10 do
below the Equator.
After he returned 10 the
States he Just drified around.
His family had lost all trace
Of him two or three years be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
HANDYMAN

Of speculation, as he was not
one TO whine about the good
old past He apparently was
well educated his grammar
was faultleSs, and he won the
heart of Captain McLeith, the
English instructor, by his
habit of correcting errors in
grammar on the part of the
boys.
Charlie was shy among
strangers. Only among the
boys and with the members of
the faculty was he on close
terms.
On Friday afternoons, when
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HAPPY AT SCHOOL

Hes happy here" l said,
with his son. ] guess that's
why he came here in che first
place. May l offer some adj
vice"
why surely, Captain Far
lev"
why not let things ride AZ
they are" ! said, "fOr a little
while? I think Charlie and
Larkin would prefer II. After
your son is graduated You
might tell him.
II am afraid" I added.
that IL you told Larkin now
there might he some sort Of a
barrier between them. It's
one Of those things we cant
explain.
She didn't tell the boy. ]
think Charlie knows what We
were talking about after he
and Larkin left us that day.
He hasn't let on 10 me,
though. They are still the
best of chumS, he and the
youngSter.
] don't know Of any father
and-Son companlonship that is
any closer.
THE END.
TOmOrrOw'S short story:
poison Spurs" ny Anthony
Rud.
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POPULAR WITH CADETS

Charlie was popular with
the cadets from the start He
was always fixing things for
them -boomerangS that had
gone hayMire broken toys for
the little fellows IN the Junior
barracks, busted Sam Browne
belts.
He moved the lawn and did
a better job with the flowers
than old Jack ever did, and
on the dishwaSher'S day off he
moved into the kitchen.
tie subscribed 10 one of the
Los Angeles dailies and got a
library card, which he used 10
the limit. He didn't drink.
smoked only in his quarters.
His disposition was eX-
eelleni, he was competent and
didn't have a-lazNbon in his
whole body, and the major
congratulated h m elf for
taking him on.
Charlie never talked about
himself except to the boys,
who harasSed HIM constantly
into telling yarns about his
experience IN the -Argonne
Some of these stories may
have been true He had been
wounded twice, his discharge
papers testified 10 that He
had not been decorated and
never rose above the grade of
COrpOral.
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II Is astonishing how difficult
such a task is. and how little
people know about their heredi-
tary diseases.
We sent out hundreds Of let
tiers TO close relatives.
People are inclined 10 believe
that knowledge Of their hercdi-
tary diseases has no practical
value Some ancestor bequeaths
them this condition, and there is
nothing 10 do about il.
| was made acquainted with a
case in which the knowledge Of
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an hereditary condition may
have meant the difference be-
tween Imprisonment and even
possibly death as military
punishment.
THOMSEN'S DISEASE
The condition In question Is
known as ThomSen's Disease.
The man who first described II
was himself a victim of the con-
dition.
1t is a peculiar change IN the
muscles and consists in difficulty
in initiating or stopping volun-
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~ y q NV Nv
h 10 Cd does
not cOagulate
and bleeding
co in ne s
fro m slight
c u I 8 a n q
abraSionS for
an indefinite
and danger
Gus period
4 happen 10
he partially
in V olved in
attempting 10
I r a c q I h @
+ a m lily his
tory of the
patient men
toned above.