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Evening star., 1941-04-16

.-Colorful Spring prints navy
sheers, black-and- white! Fine
rsyon fabrics in styles for misses
and women.
Kann's-Second Floor
I.95 Cotton Dresses
-ror the teen es,E, IN miss sso.Sr or 40
cloth or woven ginghams.
Prints checks, plaids. All favorite spring
shades. Sizes to 16-Fourth Floor.
100 Cotton Dresses
cinderella sheer or percale 110
prints Plain and striped. White 4 ~
collars, novelty buttons and
belts. Pleated or swing skirts Sizes 7 to IL.
Fourth Floor.
LOO Tots Dresses
Cotton broadcloths, shan @1O
tungs sheers Solid colors Il ~
prints, stripes, checks. Sizes l
to 8 and to 6.-Fourth Floor.
100 SeerSucker Sets
Shirts and slacks Striped 0O0
slacks with striped shirts. They oCDO
need no ironing. Sizes to g.
Fourth Floor.
Csc Cotton Pajamas
Ss''n .Ss d9pssr sFsRs ''a@ss f'oa elastic 1ss 48c
back Solid colors, contrast
ing trim. Sizes to 6.-Fourth Floor.
1853 Crib Blankets
MSsA''s5oi blue. soid i'F eoors SsnA and 15d l.O9
nursery patterns. Rayon
bound.-Fourth Floor.
1895 to 1895 Wraps
--25 sample evening wraps. M
Rayon faille, rayon velvet, oD.Qvv
rayon brocades, embroider-
ed fabrics Newest colors. Misses sizes only.
Second Floor.
I4.95 to 22.95 Evening
FrOckS
s:ysn |s'::ys. ss7?s sS'?:s11; nass:s 5sssa HOO
line de sole. White, pas
tells and blacks. Sizes II to 20.-Second Floor.
I4.95 Street Dresses
np5lnsse ra5an sfssses. tsin vsrR sRssr eel Uu.4x
orful To wear now and AAsOO
all summer Sizes SO to a and 1872 to 2412
Second Floor.
I.OO-I.I9 Sweaters
Cotton and rayon slipon lOn
sweaters. Pastels and white. nSC
Sizes "a to 40-Second Floor.
I.99 RayOn BIOuses
-Rayon sheer and crepe
blouses in tailored and soft S0A
styles White and pastels. AOeD0I
Eizes 80 to 40-Second Floor.
2.99-3.99 Play Suits
Cotton and rayon play GAOA
suits Bright prints. Sizes oOD0V
II to 2O-Second Floor.
2.OO-2.5O Brassieres
Long, % medium IAN and short short RA
laces lined at points of
strain. Adjustable straps. Sizes "a to a.
Second Floor.
IO.95-I3.95 Dresses
2o pros: sp'Rs sRs,ss ss'',is. nsn3 S7zsR TiR 800
Jackets Black, navy, pas
tells Sizes for misses and women.-Secono
Floor.
800 Chambray Dresses
-santori7ed z ,, Gesidqal ndt1aa % GG
solid colors and checks.
l-pc striped. Classic types, peated and
fared skirts Sizes IL to 20 and 38 to a.
Second Floor.
59c Union Suits
Boys and Girls cotton union do
suits Elastic back, sleeveless. h0
Sizes to 12-Fourth Floor.
I.69-I 80 Wool Sweaters
s1'sa Plain and i"f tsncy sss; '';s;sss Tss1ss 100
Some hand sewn, embroi-
dered trim. Styles for boys and girls. Sizes
n To 6X-Fourth Floor,
I.I9 Cotton Uniforms
Tuck n Flare" Uniforms. o0D0
Cotton Loomtex, poplin stripes. 0DnO
White, green blue Sizes "A
30 42@Second Floor.
3.95 RayOn FrOckS
Nationally known brands. % nn
Larger women, half sizes OAHU
and misses sizes. Rayon
prints and pastels.-Second Floor.
100 Coat FrOckS
Gay floral cotton percales. n -
Sizes Il to 44-Second Floor. q
I.99 RayOn FrOcIks
~wornen'S and misses sizes OH
Evening star., 1941-04-16
4-Oz. Hanks
"GIorio" 75c
Wool Yarn
j4c

Thursday! Save 2lc on
every hank of this fine knitting
wool! Large assortment Of lovely
colors, also black or white. Ideal
for sweaters, jackets and socks.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-16
69c.I.OO RayOn GLOW

Smart rayon gloves that are
discontinued styles from we'll OD0
known manufacturers. Slip
ons, shorties and longer-length pr.
gloves. In wanted shades.-Street Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-16
SaUe I0c q Pair!
Sc RingIess
SILK HOSE
Prs. 81

Lovely. durable silk sheers with
foot and top made of fine Isle
yarns for longer wear Smart for
business or afternoon. Newest
shades
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-16
Bows I.95-2.95 Sweaters

Spring sweaters with long
sleeves. All wool or wool with
cotton. Crew, zip or button
front styles.-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-16

I6.95-22.95 Spring Suits
--Dressmaker and man AkAA
tailored suits. Glen aNv
plaids, stripes black and
navy. Misses size only.-Second FLOOR.
I6.95-I9.95 Spring Coats
Black and navy dress oN AkAA
coats in wool and rayon -oVD"
twill, crepe and tweeds
Tailored and dressmaker styles Misses and
vomens sizes.-Second Floor.
25.M-29.95 Dress Coats
ere sr.es a3! Siass s12s sn'i' sna ns7S s"S 1900
dress coats. Fitted and
box styles Misses and women's sizes.-Second
Floor
69c-I.OO RayOn Gloves
Smart rayon gloves that are Q0
discontinued styles from we'll 0DOO
lin
Evening star., 1941-07-09
HELP MEN.

STOCKROOM BOY. for old-established
business Box 3s7-H, Star.
STUDENT. mechanical ensineerine. now on
vacation. to calculate simple residence
heat loads. trace plans. etc; temporary
work: excellent experience. McCrea
Eauipment Co. 5l6 md st. NV
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. also clerical
work: nieht work: permanent, opportunity
10 learn hotel business. Box 414-J. Star.
TIMEKEEPER, experienced on construc-
tion work. steady job. Give references and
state salary expected. Box BAH Star.
TIMERS AND HELPERS, tlrst-class: ref
eTenceS required. J. c. Flood Co. 20l2
TRUCK DRIVER, young man white, nes
furniture delivery. Apply Moss Bldg,
6s4h Conduit I'd. nv.
TRUCK DRIVER, furniture. experienced
man with a thorough knowledge OF Wa ash
ms ton and suburbs: excellent OPPORTUNITY.
permanent position. Phone Woooley 42i4
Tor appointment Colony House.
WAITER: coored, for boarding house: ex-
perienced; do not phone: steady work good
pay ia" 18TH 81. NV.
WATCHMAKERS C2) wanted at once must
be experienced; highest salaries: permanent,
positions Philip Franks Co. Sl2 F ST. NV.
WOOL PRESSER. must be experienced;
steady lob, good pay. 435 st. NV.
WANTED. 3 first-class Chevrolet mechanics
top wages paid ideal working conditions.
good hours Apply at once Nj Klmball,
MsndeI-Chevrolet, 18th and Good Hope
rd ne.
WANTED = body and fender men come
ready Tor work: TOD wages paid. Apply at
once M. KImbalI. Mandell-Chey yrolet,
l3th and Good Hope I'd. Sc
THE QUARRIE CORP, publishers of THE
WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA have
unusual MANAGERIAL opening for experienced
book man. with proven sales record Lead
and appointment system used exclusively.
Address reply requesting interview to Room
52I. Inves men. Bids.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
Salesman - i5-year-old manufacture
maintenance supplies has opening in Wash
lngton area for eXper onced salesman. -
A.. with car We sell to once buildings,
factories daIrieS, hospitals, Catholic inSti :
tutlons We have LARGE clientele buying
from US ] ) years, pay liberal commissions
on mail and direct orders. also bonus
Splendid weekly earnings assured Phone
NJ, P. Speakman, Continental Hotel. We'd
Evening star., 1941-07-09
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. C. ldW, couples must
apply tor a marriage license on
one day, 1Uait three Jul days and
receiDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
George R. Beach. tr.. -. e13 ST. ne. and
Lorraine A Hansen. 20. 3033 18th st.
NV: the Rev. o. G. Robinson.
join F, ApsTsxi Frs,s5 Lstsyetss Ind and %
NICHOLAS a, saiyitti. -: and Mary
R 5sase kooert a z soa a,nsg Sf fh'd'i'hia
p. Rsst5ies s N Mnls, IS, i54s st. NV;
snd Theresa res psx Rifh as I4@s Swan
and LiliisH SOIS Ho2nins. 2i s0 o. I1oa a4th
St. NV. the Rev F. A. Parsons.
'0fr DorStrH Moore Sse 9th s s. n 9th asd sd
he ? the Rev. Re fseeHsf rreeis Rohrer q" 10 ''n w.
NsTn snd pIuss Kfsns in Parker * ass Yost
Larry J. Hanks. el, lafayette Hotel; and
MAR Msry the Pqs ssmInf In N M zmme1man eIa 18th St
Alberta 4 Price. ,e6' sol G st. s,w.;
Maurine S. Marshall. o5 5I2 st. ne,
the Rev J. NJ. Ballhpch.
John Bonds. ~ and Ella L. Watson. ~.
both Of 2035 L st. NV; the Rev. F. W.
AlStork.
Paul T1nkins 3C,d ?1 w.a Florida rsysmoIn
Heishts, Md; the Rev. NJ. L. Gumbleton;
Abe Byrd %, 35 virginis ave s.w' and
F.. Fannie be N Love 40 20, 3o4 sth ST. s'V';
ssnd Annie NJ. Williams, Is, 80 Ds-
James B Brysnt. jr re ai 1895 9th st. NV,
and Bessie A. Fowler. 81, 5l4 NJ st. NV;
the Rev. M,, MT. Anderson. ,o.,
and Marian Garner. - 1923 Conn. ave.
NV: the Pev w Z. stricker.
samuei Lowberg; ir.: %. and Mary !. Lewis
IT, both Of 800 E st. NV; Judge Mat
Manuel W Dams 81. 1900 Sunderland pl
York cf1 cnd Anns Tges M.ttSsiy AqStFGm &c. Ne"
rd NV. and Norma S. Friend. 30, $50"
18th st. NV: the Rev Charles c. Dur
william G schmelins, % 1917 71st NV,
LuSert er ssndtrSo s hr Fey md PFsief Eahce
Parks, 3@- both Of 2:O- Adams Mil
poHsr. I'd; nv w the Rev 4 J Jo6i McCartney
NV; and Christine G Lurig, % s?5
Marietta ,nl NV: the Rev. z G Goetz.
Elmer N. Wallace. jr.. 81. lis Atlantic
Ea s., rrsort s, anq Msreatet Gan eisncy' I6, iaoo
Joseph P. Fitzgerald. 30, 915 "2nd St,
NV: and Margaret D Henderson. 36,
1859 Bard ST. NV the Rev T. WEIGH.
John T O'Brien. -. All Ard St NV.
and Betty J Rartov- 10. 1880 2Sth st.
Sc; ,he Rev W j Sweeney
Arthur Fields. "A, 81 Critterden st NV.
and Elizabeth Janet -. Ola Farragut
st n W: the Rev. Hugo Schif.
Byron F Murphey. 81. oa"g Macomb st
Wash; the Rev J H Hollister
Roger Buck, %. 3l6 Decatur 81 NV. and
Anita v. Holt7clsw, %. 5021 4th st.
NV: the Rev L L. Bowers
Orren z Jones, 81 7n1 Longfellow 81
NV. and Ksthryn H Schvins. %. 81 10
Wisconsin ave. NV: the ReY. Thomas
b Dade
James NJ Mozineo. 90. sl5 eth st s.w.
and Helen V. Mcdaniel. 10, 1885 NJ
81. NV; the Rev. F. B. Tucker.
Evening star., 1941-07-09
City News in Brief
TODAY.

lobh
Reception. Department of Justice,
Mayf1ower Hotel. pm.
Moonlight hike, Wanderbirds'
Hiking Club. Mount Pleasant street
and Park road NV, 7:30 pm.
Meeting General Ulysses Grant
McAlexander Post No. 3S, Willard
Hotel, 7:30 pm.
Meeting, Izaak Walton League of
America, D, C. Chapter, Willard
Hotel, 8 pm.
Meet, Washington Newspaper
Guild Executive Committee, 2l0
Kellogg Building, 8:l5 pm.
Convention, Catholic Daughters
of America, Mayfower Hotel, all
day.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, Junior Board of Com
merce, Annapolis Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Washington Institute
of Public Accountants, Madrillon
Restaurant, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Cosmopolitan Club,
Carlton Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, KiwaniS Club, May
flower Hotel, 1880 pm.
Convention, Catholic Daughters
OF America, Mayf1ower Hotel, all
day.
Convention, Society of the Third
Division. Willard Hotel, all day.
Evening star., 1941-07-09
Deaths Reported

Adolph Wenhold. 81 Casualty Hospital.
Henry Corbin. II. Gailinger HOSPITAL
l. Council Kallock, 20. 1929 Benton st
Jennie c. stier, ss. e1eo lie Roy place
jamie F. GrofI, 80 Washington Home for
Incurables
Kathryn Tilier A.. Garfield Hospital
Joseph, N. Bedard, "A, Emergency Hos
William NJ. womble. 20. a3a st. NV
Evelyn z. Hunt. 81. Garfield Hospital
Infant Calvert Columbia Hospital
Mary c. Stewart, Il, st. Eliza oeths Hos
Lucy E. Butcher, 90, Freedmans Hos.
pital
Louis Dent. 81. Casualty Hospital.
Harrison NJ. Chilean. 81, Veterans Ad.
Mary williams. 40. Gallinger Hospital.
Louise Jones, As, Casualty Hospitai
! Tom Jenkins Al. ST. Elizabeth's HospitaI
Gladys G. Dixon. "a. rear OF 11S D st s,w
| Gladys Sifford. "a, Gallinaer hospital
Evening star., 1941-07-09
Service Orders
FIELD ARTILLERY

FIELD ARTILLERY.
Cre6an' 1t. Col. John P, from BROOKLYN
Pollock FirsI L. Robert F. H. from Fort
jackson s. c, TO Washington.
INFANTRY
Burns. Ii. Col. Frank l., from Brooklyn tc
- Army transport OrlenIe
Renth, Il; Col. Robert L. from Chicago to
49, Camp Wolters, Tex.
WGodTide' %.dft First 1t; James P. from Eglin
. FieIo. Fla TO Washington.
saSiman. FIRST L. Otis E. from Camp
Gslbreath. Second Il. Charles s. from
Spires, Second L. C E. from Camp Polk
La, to Fort Bennins
AIR CORPS
MaLlory, 1t. Col. Louie C, from BarkSdale
Field, La. 10 Columbus, Miss
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Monroe. Va, to Aususta. Ga. 4io" fof'
Adsms' abis First & It. Harper E. from Phnadel-
Hunter, First i. John W. from Aberdeen.
- Md. to Charleston, S C
Ham M second G Ii EDWARD H. from Aber-
COAST ARTILLERY.
Edwards, Mass. 10 Camp Davis, avis, n G =
MEDICAL CORPS.
Jensen MAJ; Wsler s, from Washington
70 forhdft AGgfenLia Military Reservation. New
Elyin;, MAJ Richard E, from Randolph
P1eld, Tex, TO Wichita Falls. Tex.
5aen 5ay N Yrs 10 f Fort JfSR pR j. from Fort
Menaker; First L. Gerald j. from Fort
Sam Houston Tex, TO San Francisco.
ENGINEERS.
Soloman. Capt Morton, from Hattiesbure,
Miss. to Columbus Miss
resss sscola rI It. ta 6dVsTs ysFdos, w. T. from Pen
Shelby, Miss, to Panama canal De-
shsy 5s to 1t p.hsms Maaon cana. p.
pets5ssn' esm5 Second Il Arthur H, from
Belvoir. Va. to MacDii Field Fla
Bartran, Second Ii. Davis. S. from Camp
~ shelby TO Panama Canal Department.
Irom Fort Sheridan, Ill, 10 Hawaiian
chseyer Second It., Markham S. from
foFt sheridan to Hawaiian Department
oUARTERMASTER CORPS.
ton to Poinl Pheasant w. Va.
HaaGn Wash cfo 70 1s5 EnyesTd ware e. from Seattle
Devens. Mass, In San Antonio.
CAVALRY.
HAL FIRST II. Cloyd R. from Fort Oeie-
rnorpe' Ga TO Panama Canal Depart
Smelling, First 1t. Robert E. from Fort
Osiethorpe to Panama Canal Depart
FaIris, Capt. Houston S. from Fort Bliss.
lex TO Philippine Department
DENTAL CORPS.
koSTn6l9m. First 1t; Morril H. from Fort
sam A0u''sn sIcN.f = fhiliHe,.e coRPs Department
Fox; Second Il joseph E. rom Augusta,
Ga f frSANcE Wt,Sat E,fIs pfP,sTMt>r 24;1
Rosen. Second Ii EuEenr. rom ~ar An
eeio' rex. TO Fort Sam Houston,
Evening star., 1941-07-09
Births Reported

Clarence and Hazel Beatty. girl.
6alph and Helen Boone. girl.
Rooert and Edith Brown, bor.
RPe6ege Rebegt snG ana Nard. MILDRED Charmsn. girl
Anthony and Ida DiVaientinl bov S''i
Nathan and Hazel ElliT, bov.
gohn and Grace CARRIER. boy.
Chr1ieo ChStpn anG anna Hammer. girl.
Samuel and Edith Hill. girl.
Robert and Mary Hughes. girl
valentine and Mary johnson. alrI.
Siired and Eva, Iaforest, girl
SSarioS and Ruth Luna, air..
Rosario and Frances Marano. girl
william and Louise Mathers. boy.
gonn and Mary McAuht1c. BOY.
RRo1eTt RoUfd an and Helena McVean, girl.
VVavlo Ven1or and n ID, Dorothy odland, boy.
CHARLES and Erna Ruttpr, boy
Gharies end Mildred wilson, hoy
EEaWard and Rosemary Smith girl.
WilIisn, WWfTrem ana d Mar Mar; steininser girl.
Waldo and Mildred Wedel. boy
Robole and Wilma Blyther girl.
Robert and Willie Carter, girl.
Jessie ana Dorothy Dyke. girl
Srkfr1sn St1, ANN and ad Lorothy Trying, girl.
bernard and Marie Beavers, sirl.
HAYWOOD and Maud Boykm. girl.
Gray and Marion Brdner, boy.
GIIsiyln and Dolores Cook. boy.
James end Lon Eby. girl
oscar and Helen Fazenbaker, girl,
joseph and Mildred Gibbs. eirl.
William ano Eleanor Harper. eirl.
Frank end Mildred Hewitt, boy.
Alien and Mariana Hoke. 10y,
Robert and Helen Jackson. hoy.
Edgar and Olive Johnson, boy.
Nathaniel and Jane Love, girl
RAYMOND and Rose LYONS. g.rl.
Joseoh and Henrietta Mass. hoy
John ard Jeanne Munholl9n6 girl
Fred and Agnes McHareue. boy
william and Florence Nallev, boy.
Marcus and Edna Pugh. girl.
Albert and Lillian Ruoff boy
James and Teresa Scullen, eirI.
John and Elnora Simpson. boy
frederick and Anna Stancil, cirl.
Joseph and Ann TaSh, twin girls,
James and Pauline Truxell, boy.
ADDISON and Eunice Brown. boy.
Isaac and Cora Davis. girl
Chester and Nettie Groom, hoy.
Harry and Carrie Mayden. gir'
James and Mattielein Yates, girl.
Evening star., 1941-07-09
6 Norwegian Freiehters
Confiscoted by Germans
rr thu aArrncintadp praSS


NEW YORK, July 9-Confiscation
of six Norwegian freighters captured
by NaZi warShips has been ordered
by the German prize court of Ham,
burg, according to advices reaching
here today.
The ships, judged to be carrying
contraband. were:
Almora, 2433 tons; Borgsten, 1859
tons: En, 995 tons; Fulton. 1,l09 tons:
Finse, 1913 tons, and Lysaker, $40
tons
The Finnish freighter Lahti, GIG
tons, and her cargo of Swedish steel
and electrical appliances also was
ordered confiscated after a German
plane forced her into a Nazi port.
Evening star., 1941-07-09
STREETCAR,
BUS OPERATORS
WANTED

Steady work at good pay
for men who can qualify. $50
per week guaranteed after
short training period; many
earn more; no experience
necessary.
Applicants must be % to
40 years of age, 5 ft. 7 inS. to
6 #. 2 ms. in height and must
weigh in proportion GAO to
225 pounds.
Apply in person Monday
through Friday, inclusive,
$50 to 10 am.
EMPLOYMENT DIVISION-J.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
36th and Prospect SITS. NV,
Wash. D G..
Evening star., 1941-07-09
War Opponents Roll Up
ID, ,397 to 20,201 Morqin
8, the Associated Press.

by tne Associated PRESS.
NEW YORK, July 9.-The Daily
News reported today that new re-
turns in its Statewide poll showed
that 44,397 persons opposed United
States entrance into the war to aid
Great Britain defeat Hitler while
20,201 persons favored it.
The newspaper poll of one-tenth
of New York States voters registered
in the last presidential election has
been mentioned by President Roose.
welt.
Evening star., 1941-07-09
LOST.

BOSTON BULL. black and white boys pet;
reTY 'oecial reward Lincoln 1"54-W.
CoCEER spANIFL PUPPY. solid black. Z
months o'd: ricinity,, Arundel aye. ard
rew"r' VERIFIED "455
prhNOND RING. - carat, with smaller
= ,mords platinum setting. Reward
Atlantic $500
ncBFeMaN pINSCHEP DOC. los- Satur-
DIV lsreo. short he irod black with ten.
All: cellar marked n. p. Gsllard. The
Rock Cren,- lark noa~ Pierce MIL or Crest
Tood5 LIBERAL REWARD. Phone Tay-
DOG. bla.k ard white female. "Suotty"
recsn,lv cl,nned child greving. Reward
Cal IA. $3.50 or RA. 636s
EASTMAN MOVIE CAMERA. at fountain
6elov' Unknown Soldiers TOMB, Tues eve
Liberal reward. Call AID 7-5I.
1--WE, opE, cont. sewir- equ,oment; lost
Gf.-Alsskp bus, vic. Dshlia July Z. Re
ward If returned. CO. 102OS.
RING; diamond, between 1905 N H ave
& Reward Ho ;55" - ''''" 0''
water from sw: answers name Patches"
reward. DI 1881.
WRIST WATCH. ledies' Gruen. between
Amba ssador Hotel and 14th and Pa. ave
S,trrday: reward. Call District 2715 Ext
~ Mr." Kie
WRIST WATCH. ladys gold Hamilton.
downtown: engraved ''Channing r. Red
vine: reward wo e556.
WRIST WATCH. lady's Wa!tham. white
Pold: vic. Glebe ri. end Wash. blvd, July
\ Liberal reward. CHI. BIO, ewes.
WRIST WATCH. diamond with pearl brace
let. July ird. between 12-1 pm: please
notify Raleigh Hotel If found; ample re-
ward
ham. II diamonds set in bra acelet lost in
tsXi or Cap'tol Theater Reward CHI
Tta.. DI 500, Br oIl1
Evening star., 1941-07-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders OF the Northeast Building Associa-
flon for the purpose of electing directors
for the ensuing year and the transaction
OF such other business aS MAJ properlv
come before the meeting will be held on
1hurSdsr. july l.. 1871. az : O'Clock
n m. a the ofice Of the association 2O10
RHODE Ts'ani ave n .
SCHUYLER s svMoNs. Secretary.
CEAIRS FOP RENT SUITABLE FOR
BRIDGE Parties banuuets weddings
and meetings 10c up per dav each New
Chairs Also invo'id rollino chairs for
o, AIS 10th 81 nv METROPOLITAN ls44
A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
Provides same service as one costine $500
Dor't waste insurance money" Call DEAL
with "S venrs' experience lincoln 5000
Evening star., 1941-07-09
Liquor Hearing for Nine

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, July 9
(SpeciaD Mine holders of Prince
Georges County liquor licenses are
scheduled to appear before the
county's board of licensing commits
sioners tomorrow at hearings on
possible revocation or suspension of
their permits as a result Of convic-
tions for liquor law violations.
Evening star., 1941-07-09
Deon Koyser TO Speak

Dean Elmer Louis Kayser Of
George Washington University will
give a talk on The World Situation
Today tonight at $50 o'clock in
the University's Hall of Govern
ment. This is the first of four
sessions open to summer students
and the public.
Evening star., 1941-07-09
HELP MEN.

AIR-CONDITIONING MECHANICS. expert
cnced, for installation of duct work in
homes Also felpers. N. W. Martin e.
Bros. Rosslyn. Va
AUTO ACCESSORY SALESMAN expert
epcsd retail. preferably chain store; quail
het 10 handle department.; state age ex-
perience and salary expected. Box 3SS-H,
Star
AUTO GLASS MAN, experienced in INSTALL
ing glass. Ace Auto Glass Shop, 400
Swami st. NV. DE. 5774.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, experienced
on Dodge and Plymouth cars; good salary
excellent working conditions. fine oppor-
GOLDEN. 119 Carroll st., Tx. PIX. D. c.
GE. 1900.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, experienced.
Central Auto Works. 443 Eve ST, nv.
AUTO METAL MAN for downtown garage
Our men aversEe over $50 week. Apply
Box 310-H. Star.
Evening star., 1941-07-09
HELP MEN G WOMEN.

COUPLE, white. TO do cooking and chsuf-
ieur Work nice living accommoda tions;
small family: SIPS a month State tele-
phone number. ases and experience All
information confidential. Box 366-H. Star
MANAGER wanted to secure summer con-
cert ENGAGEMENTS for young lyric tenor
Phone CHI 654l after : pm.
Evening star., 1941-07-09
Issued at Rockville

issued at Rockville.
James Albert Fink. Al. and Ingeborg Vosel
81. both OF Washngton
Richard Alta Poe. -. Quantico, Va and
virginia Inez Brasdon, 26. Washington.
jess Williams. A.. and Mary Lou Fraze,
81 both OF Washington
Frank W, Jeiries. 81 and Ola NJ. Thomp-
son. 8. both of Comus. Md
Philena E. Darrow, ~. Sandy Spring. Nd.
Evening star., 1941-07-09

Business advertisements under Stu
ations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No.
tices and all advertisements under
Personal &c per line additional.
The Star is the great Want ADJ
medium OF Washington, and the rates
charged are far lower than those of
newspapers in other large cities Moth
ing is so cheap considering the results
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NeW-houSe coveraVe, one Of Bethesda 5
largest established subdivisions: expert
ence preferred; highest commissions De ID.
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Girl mWblte 81
by 6lso (owtou

The story thus far Nancy Duua registered
after graduation Wealthy
Except the old adyS obseSSion 0t attempts
deceased daughter Beatrice
board and embarrdngly
the merits OF her nephe Gregory and Dr. Laurence Sinclair
Nancy likes nqt, after NTH
has nightmare WakenS Larry nth her She
NTH him, and Wlie they stand together the pino
sudden
nUaltd Of Sinclair
her TO forget the incident.
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CHAPTER TX.

Nancy followed hall the the old
lay.
looked
white pillow seemed semsupor,
occasional words drifting her bloodless lips.
as
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MATTRESSES, Saturday nisht and Sun
day only: transportation, lodging and
meals FUN: GOOD paw and tips; meet car,
pm Sat. front sos K ST NV, or see
MI Triiling, Uncle Billie's, North Beach
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MATTRESSES WANTED. must have hotel
experience. Call District Sis
MATTRESSES t2l wanted. Call Hillside
1
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MATTRESSES must be experienced. Apply
Daly's Food Shop, 32U7 l4th ST. NV, any
Evening star., 1941-07-09

MATTRESSES. experienced. wanted GOOD
tips. 237 Glebe rd-. Arlington Va. Take
RucEiDeham bus IL
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P'RT-TINE WORKERS.
NT~Dn

men with cars VINO 0an work from 6
to pm I evenings per week, must have
initiative. ambition. mature intellIFrnce
and neat appearance. II you can qualify,
We offer most unusual opportunity OF 8
permanent nature. Our present men Of this
caiiber are earning over SD week con-
SIS entity :; local references required
vrlIe fuN details 20 EoX !5n-H. Star.