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Evening star., 1941-06-29

GRAY SPoTTER on rough work expert
enced: steady Job: good wages United
Cleaners and Dyers. 4l5 Neal pl. NV.
GRILL AND COUNTER MEN. between 20
and % years Of age. Call Dupont 0945.
GROCERYMEN C2), experienced; apply
American Stores Co., Is M st. ne.
HANDY MAN, capable Of general miscel-
ianeous repair work. Apply at once, 530l
East Capitol st.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

WAITRESS for new air-conditioned res
taurant. must be experienced Charpal
| Grill, 1897 18th st NV
Evening star., 1941-06-29

COOK and light housework live in, 90
away for summer Must be experienced
and have local refs WI 3414
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CASHIER
Il OHEOHFEAh q PU
TELEPHONE co.

Young women desired for switchbosrd
operating Regular employment with op-
portunities for salary advancement ana
promotion. No experience necessary Ap-
ply I22 18th ST. NV, Room lOl, S:3e
Evening star., 1941-06-29

ASSISTANT BUYER in coats and dresses
for local department store; write full
particulars, stating experience and salary
desired Box 2l2-J. Star
Evening star., 1941-06-29
sAIEsMEN.

SALEsMEN-Call on store trade in Wash
ington selling advertised product on COM
mission basis. Write, giving details for
appointment 4415 Highland ave, Bethes-
da. Nd 20"
SALESMAN-Retail clothing store expert
ence. We will assist good man to estab-
lish own local business in fine custom tai
loring. Confidential Write p. H. Davis
Tailors Dept. BIG. Cincinnati. Ohio.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE for established
manufacturer sanitary chemicals, cleansers,
disnfectantS, to hotels, institutions. fac
tories, dairies. Excellent opportunity.
Profit sharing arrangement. Box 31-J, Star.
ADV. BOOK MATCHES-Sell every busi-
ness. Cash profit. EXP. unnec. Full, part
time. Low price, high quail, factory serv.
Repeats. FREE kit. Match Corp. of Amer
ica :}433 VD. 4Sth pl Chicago.
EVERY BUSINESS MUST BUY.
Printing. adv, specialtieS, book matches.
tags, pricing sets, etc Take orders ior
the pioneer Hne-l 900 necessity items at
500 price saving Free deals 40fc ad-
vanced comm. bonus. EXP. unnec. Outfit
free. WILLENS, 2l3O-CH Gladys, Chicago.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

Good opportunity for woman over 40
with some business experience TO be nut
IN charge OF sales and service dept OF
Evening star., 1941-06-29

COOK. night, wanted. Apply 1915 GeoT-
gia ave NV
Evening star., 1941-06-29

SALESLADY, experienced. references: per-
manent position; drygoods store. Box 1871,
Star.
CHRISTMAS CARDS! Thrill friends make
price personals Box ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
less values. De luxe personals, stationery.
Top profits. Samples on approval. Wallace
EARN QUICK CASH! -Four sensational lines
personal Christmas cards-low as 80 for
81 O0l Sensational valuesl Box assort-
Hsnts Ut gsrss.ppinss, T55es Zee s,Nmpie N Noel
Evening star., 1941-06-29
TWO LADIES
MEDICAL SECRETARY
SALESLADIES

or highest character, thoroughly expert
enced in medium and better type ladies'
Ieady 10 wear, for either full or part time
ESsLs O.DnEnen Co a4n- Co.. -.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
HELP WoMEN.

WAITRESS wanted must have three yrs.
experience. Be neat. Seven Seas Grill,
Dl5 GPOrRia ave n u
Evening star., 1941-06-29
REAuTY OPFRArop
CHRISTMAS CARD LEADERS.
Sl EOR I-rrr.rr - -

Make extra money; show leading values
IN new personal Christmas cards with
senoerS name. so for : up: big profits
prize > card 81 assortment pays you soc
complete fast-selllng line; "A aSsortments:
no eXper- needed; samples on approval
Shilton Greetings, l41 Essex, Dept 800,
Boston. Mass
Evening star., 1941-06-29
TOOL MAKERS
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 #. 7 ins. to
6 it. 2 inS, 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., 1941-06-29

JANITOR to clean I'D houses, work on
day basis. Apply 8 am. See Mr.. Lust
Ean. PED Federal contraftinE Co.. Inc !lo
Evening star., 1941-06-29
HELP MEN e WQMEk

ADvER Using sALEsPEOPIF, men and
phone salesman. Box l03-H. Star
COUPLE for small farm on salt water;
must understand gardening and care OF
cows. Apply 500 22nd st. S. Arl.. Va.
COUPLE, sober, refined for guest house:
woman to cook; man butler chauffeur;
prefer Swedish or colored couple: 81 90 mo,
room and board; city refs. 3433 WiscOn-
SIN ave NV
COUPLE. butler-chauffeur, cook: refer
enees required; good living quarters
Brandywine 24GS.
COUPLE, man ana wife, for general house
work, and gardening wife TO cook lght
laundry; must have excel. Washington refs
Reply stating salary expected, refs snd
age. Box l0d-H Star
COUPLE, white. for jsnitor work in apt
house, man able 10 do small repairs and
painting; no liquor, cigarettes or automo-
bile habits; $40 per mo. and quarters
Box 125-G. Star.
COUPLE, general farm work: modern home
small farm, nearby Maryland Hillside
0HSG Box ?Sa, Bennine, d G.
CARETAKER, for small apt. house, in ex-
change for whole part rent = or 3 rrn
apt, unfurn.; man empl. day. EN-. 90l7
FARMER; experienced white. and wife. on
chesapeake Bay farm. room. board and
salary; woman as house keeper in modern
home, man TO work land, give full details
as TO age. references, salary, etc. Box
day or night; good quarters; maid also
needed ABB Columbia rd.
MAN and wife to live in; man to do jani-
tor work and drive car; woman to cook
DO general houSeWork. Box I70-J. Star. .
MAN AND WIFE, middle aged, as cook
and gardener for moderately large family:
must 1--we on premises: full maintenance
IN addition TO salary Box OOH Star.
OFFICE ASSISTANT between ages 30 and
10 who can read aloud inteligently and
underStafdably, experience in hiEh-grade
otice desirable but not so necessary as
eoou educational background. Please give
references and particulars as to quaiifica-
TONS IN first letter. Box 59-J. Star.
PHOTOGRAPHIC HELP = Experienced
doper to handle two automatics Man to
operate Pako Film machine. Man TO drive
car, car. very good Jobs II you are willing 10
WHITE COUPLE; cook and butler-chauf-
ieur' TO 90 10 the country; good wages:
refs. required. Dunhams Agency, 1861
Conn. ave. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN or couple. OF cult. and
rel, not over 40 yrs, 70 act hostess house
Keeper in small guesthOuse not TO exceed
IL persons: room and board for IoneI in
e4chahge Tor service. Box l2S-J Star
Evening star., 1941-06-29

THIS is OPPORTUNITY
LAST WEEK, we paid for one
weeks work: $38.7O to HAB for
mer Life Insurance Salesman
age Sc. $87.36 to GUY B., former
Barber, age 35; $43.95 to ]. c.,
former Fish Market Salesman,
age SIS; $4734 to F. l.. former
General Secretary, age "a: S41.l9
to E. Nc. c., former Salesman.
age So; $60.39 to L. Mel. former
Government Clerk, age %; s5l 90
TO P. R., former Government
Worker, age %; S40.66 to A. S.,
former Accountant, age %; S58.41
to M. S., former Counterman. age
80; S54.74 to v. r. S., former
Salesman, age 33; S119.83 to E. N.
W., formerly Western Electric,
age 35. These were one weeks
sales commissions.
We will gladly show these paw
sheets to any neat, honest, inter-
ested man. You may meet these
men and see how they do their
work to make this money.
We have openings for 8 more
men. See CHRIS A. WALKER.
Suite 205, 1910 Vermont Avenue
NV, at 10 AM, Monday Morn
ing
Evening star., 1941-06-29

WE PAY SIS
For each new account on our
SOC week budget plan; expe-
rience not necessary. We
train you. Earnings way
above average. See Mr.. Taft,
1911 Rhode Island ave. ne,
all day Monday.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

BROOCH, gold, green stone, surrounded by
- diamonds, vic. Garfnckel's and F st.
Saturday June 2l; reward. Nichols Co.
Me. O3l6
Evening star., 1941-06-29

GENERAL HOUSEwORKER, white, aged
2G-3O. assist care Of child: live in health
certificate; salary depends on ability. WO.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
PART TIME WORKERS,
ARROW CAB co.

Has opening for men over 81 years OF age
70 drive; must be residents of D. C or
Metropolitan Area for | year; free instruc-
1ion can earn S25 TO S35 wkly. Apply at
~ IN promptly for further details $40
NJ ST. ne. ASK for MI BOOth
Evening star., 1941-06-29
HELP DOMESTIC.

COLORED NURSE MAID. upstairs voTK;
care OF baby; references necessary; Gtay
nights, S25 per month. WO O2l4
COOK. experienced white: Jewish nome:
can live in II desired, refs Apply 1919
Kenyon ST. NV. AID. 1893.
COOK. white, upstairs work, light Iaun
dry, experienced, reliable City refs
Evening star., 1941-06-29
DIAMOND CABS.
SALESMAN WANTED

Real estate salesman primarily for in
Vestment property, but must have fair ex-
perlence IN all lines; excellent opportunity
LOT haru worker. and unusually liberal
commission arranRement
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
ne. llSl oo3 Investment p1d1
Evening star., 1941-06-29

GENERAL HOUSEWORKER fond Of chill
dTen; reference, sleep in or out. RA.
Ultiu
Evening star., 1941-06-29
SPECIAL NOTICES on Page A-3.
LOST.

BILLFOLD, containing Wyomins references
money and credit card; in cab or vicinity
Wash. Hotel; June - between noon and
midniEht. Reward. NO Sh2Q
Evening star., 1941-06-29
DOMESTIC.

RUPHER's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ha
work for houseWorkers, cooks, maids
mothers helpers, dishwashers, etc. lS3'
In Il
Evening star., 1941-06-29
FARM MANAGER

Farm manager TO run a 45O-acre Nd
stock farm near Washington and Nd ARri-
culture Station. Excellent opportunity for
AMBITIOUS man. Must be liVe-Wire tech
meal graduate preferably Nd. Agri. Col
legel, married, around 30 years old, prac-
LlcaI experience, industrious and good
habitS. None but those OF highest tnteg-
flty with worthwhile references and expe-
rlence VIII be considered Good house
water light, heat, milk, eggs garden and
~ 10 per month basic pay TO start No
interview VIII be granted unless letter of
application gives complete details OF sbove
required qualifications. Replies will be
held IN strlctest confidence Box s3-J,
Evening star., 1941-06-29

| GENERAL HOUsEwORKER, white about
| 40; good home cook for TWO persons. 360s
| RlttenhouSe st n W.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

tive. dependable colored girl excellent
cook and laundress capable Of planning
meals and taking fun charge, three en-
ployed adults; recent local references re-
quired: Sundays of: Sl2 a week. WO.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

GIRL. mothers helper. young, care OF
sne child; no cooking or laundry. S25 mo.
14O1 18th 81. NV
Evening star., 1941-06-29
PAINT SALESMAN

For Washington and vicinity Drawing
account and commission. Marvelite Paint
Co, l24l Light St, BALTIC. Md.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

BOSTON BULL PUPPY, name Fash; vic
18th and Kalorama rd NV, Tuesday; S25
reward Columbia 6775
Evening star., 1941-06-29

| MATTRESSES (2b, eXper.. for Chinese
| American restaurant. 1924 Wilson blvd
Arlington. Ask for proprietor. oxford
| OGSl
Evening star., 1941-06-29

ADVER Using SALESPEOPIF, men and
women: local or out of town; also teie-
phone salesman. Box l03-H Star
COUPLE. for small farm on salt water:
must understand gardening and care OF
cows. hpply 500 22nd st s, Arl Va
Evening star., 1941-06-29
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RIfSINFSS

TEACHERS WANTED for September va
cancieS in Home Economics, Commercial,
Industrial Arts, Languages, others. BALTIC
Teachers AGENCY. 516 N. Charles St. BALTIC,
Evening star., 1941-06-29

| GENERAL HOUsEwORK. good colored
cook; live in; $50 mo. 1884 Woodley pl.
! AID. 1925.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MATH. ENG, h.s. gr.: cl, Sp., s-h- 10.
exams; sch. or home low rates; card punch
D. c. Tutoring Sch, 1115 18th. RE 6O72
Evening star., 1941-06-29
PHARMACIST.

GIRL wanted Immediately
for service dept; telephone
experience helpful, but not
essential. Apply Monday, 10
am, to Mrs. Thompson,
Manhattan Co., 1928 Florida
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

| COOK, flrst-class, colored, housekeeper
| laundry; in family. stay NIGHTS; $40 q
| week 70 start Wisconsin 33Eh
Evening star., 1941-06-29
HELP MEN.

WAITER -HOusEMAN, colored, prefer one
who can drive car. 1920 18th st. NV. :
WANTED, executive accountant to take
charge OF ONCE, personnel and books; must
have had experience and be a graduate of
an accounting course. State age salary
and experience Box 1921, Star
WATERPROOFERS, pargers sprayers, nm
isherS, exp. helpers, truck drivers, pushers,
laborers. Waterproofing Service Co.. 1925
Wis. ave. NV
WET-WASHER, experienced on silk and
linens; steady job, good pay. Apply Pre-
mier Cleaners, rear 633 H st. ne,
WOODWORKER or truck body repairman,
steady Job: experienced man. S. J. MeekS
Son. 622 G St. NV.
LEADING national food manufacturer has
attractive permanent opening for draft
exempt salesman to sell grocery trade:
straight salary, expenses and car fur
nished. Write for interview. giving COM
plete qualifications. Box 35-J. Star.
DESIRE mddle-aged man. sexton for
Catholic church. Reply. stating age. edu-
cation references. exp. if any. Box 190-H,
Star.
A LARGE DETROIT MANUFACTURER will
have representative in Washington Mon
day TO interview men for responsible SELL
ing JOB. Phone Adams 0555 for appoint
meQt for OerSOual interview
Evening star., 1941-06-29
COLORED WOMEN
WOMAN.

For saleswork age 30 to 40, neat appear.
Ing, 70 take care OF our colored customers
references required. Box 232-H, Star
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-21
Jerusalem

who saw clearly that it was not Ger
tam laws that certain people Of a
race obcycd that made Il man Il
Christian. bat the acceptance Of the
Lord Jesus and His message and the
gift of the Holy Ghost. These things
showed that they were accepted Of
God, whether they. We're Jews OF
GCntiles.
Paul and Barnabus argued Win
these men and finally it was decid-
ed that these two and "certain 9th
crS" should 60 to Jerusalem, where
the apostles and leaders of the church
lived. and settle the matter at the
first conference of the early church
concerning missionary matters.
Preached on the Way.
These men stopped in various cities
on thcn Way to Jerusalem. preach
ing and converting GentIles, ana
causing much Joy to the brethrer
When they came to Jerusalem they
were received by the apostles and
elders and then all the things that
God had dome with them since they
were in the city last,
Al meeting certain Pharisccs who
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-21
Churches
FIRST METHODIST
FIhS ME- ID
Rev. b. c. ReaviS, pastor.
Rev. Walter Thompson, assistant

heN. Is. 1. HeaVlS, pastor.
Rev. Walter Thompson, assistant
pastor.
Church school will meet at 9:45
Il. IN. Vacation seaSon Is here but
L.; everyone keep an interest in our
entire church program.
Morning worship viii be conducted
at II a. m. with a ermon by the
pastor on the subject: The Road
t. Certainty"
Programs of worship for the young
people viii be conducted to their re-
spcCtlVe rooms at us p. m Supper
VIII not be served for them Sunday
evening. During the remainder OF
the summer supper Will be served
on each first Sunday evening in the
month.
At 8 p. m. evening worship VIII be
conducted at which time the pastor
VIII speak on The Changing and the
C~hangeless."
Rev. Walter Thompson, our as
Sitant pastor, will preach in the
Methodist church at Franklinton
Sunday at II a. m. He is occupying
the pulpit for the pastor who has
recently undergone an operation but
is improving nicely.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-21

BY NEWMAN CAMPBELL

lThc international Uniform Les
son on the above topic for june %
T. Acts 1918, Gal. =. the Golden
Text being Acts 1871. But we be.
IieVe that we shall be saved through
the grace Of the Lord Jesus, in like
!uanner as they.')
While Paul and Burnubas 'ubid"
long time with the disciplcs' in An
tluch, trouble makers were coming
from Judaea. These men were Jews
who insisted that in order to belong
to the Christian church. Gentiles
should obey the Jewish laws that had
mn down to the Jews from the time
Of Noses.
Isn't it odd that practically no
group of people can continue long
working together. even in 4 religious
community, without someone start
Ine something getting some idea
Of what shall be done which makes
ascension?
Now this idea of making the Gen
tiles who joined the church INTO Jew
Was rtpugnNnt to Paul and Burnubu-.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-21
FIRST
lillian D. McInnis, minister

William D. McInnis, minister.
9:45 Church school. You are well
come. Two classes for men and two
Tor women.
1l:45 morning worship. Sermon
subject: "Realities that Abide
ZOO. Unified service designed par
ticularly for young people. A forty
five minute service of worship,
praise and meditation.
Monday: Senior Young Peoples
Conference at Peace College.
Thursday: Choir PRACTICE 7.30.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-21

,,oro c,,var.od h,.,ah.
t,,. az ,Ln r,,t,L,. ~T. NV
isb l,,rl I, nnadr,IS ur' pem
80 y ui'i'i
,uu,d nnt rn,I,r ha Ch,; WIZ
p,tn, ,n.n 'Yn Ito n... ii1''",
tbc Rvs, w. ~ I,,n,L "'"'S i,
9n,stios pntor p, nI'n and ''1,",'S ulI.
mn,.o vi nnad ''N - .''p",
pntnr c,id ar thc Cnn+;los " ~" ~
chnino n,l'ano nc ,hn+ w. C'ut I'''ue .
NV n,n''th %hn',Id haar ,hn -
NO onynnl nnd hnIiai.o |'' Ga
,'hn.T Iron,,uth NO. ,- po
tr.n, u.i,,,a,. na rn,'
crn,., ~ II y !, '''H
ra nn;,,aa ~, ,t, ,
constitute u hardship tu fine C,cntiIn.
L. be compelled to obey these laws.
and he must have realized. too. tEa
trouble and rebellion if would ca,1ec
in the church. Such 4
might easily DESTROY if.
Following Peter, Pau and E,rna-
has bad their say. and you may bn
sure they agreed with Peter. lame
spoke next and he th,t
they write TO the Gcntilrs and as,
them To 'abstain from ~poIlut,,ns. eff
IDOLS. and from rornirjcotjun. and
from things straneled. and from
blood"
This pleased the aposl,es and cid
crs and thev chose PAUL and B,rn3-
bas and some OF THEN, own co,unanv
1o carry fine letter tn fine Gentiha
Christians at Antioch So thcv wrote
I,t,,,. .,rt,. a.. ,,.. .1 A.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-21
TO TEACH CLASS

r. G.. Kittrell viii teach the Mems
Bible class at Holy I%nnoccnts Epis-
copal church Sunday morning At 10
o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-21

Rev. J. Frank Apple, pastor
9>45 Il. M. Sunday school, John
a. Hall, supt.
II a. M, morning worship, sermon
topic: The Investing Of Life"
8 p. IN. evening worship. ermon
topic: Jesus Wants our Possession
Mid-Week service Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock. This service
viii be led by |. II. Nickery in the
absence Of the pastor,
Come unto me, all We that labour
and are heavy laden. and ] Will Give
you rest Matt. lips.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-21
FIRST

f. Norfleet Gardner, pastor.
DR.. O. T. Brinkley, Of Wake For
est. will be guest speaker at the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-21
WHITE MEMORIAL METHODIST

WHITE MEMORIAL METHODIST.
Rev. J. x. Worthington, pastor,
Church school GAS a. IN. II. M.
Robinson, superintendent.
Glasses for all ages.
Revival services tonight at q
o'clock and Sunday at II a. m. and
8 p. m.
Vacation Bible School continues
Monday morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-24
. STORIES
 IN STAMPS
GueriIlos, Terrorists Active in Yueoslovio

lVUGoSLAV1A was a creation of ~ the Treaty of Versailles cons slsting of the kingdom of Serbia with certain Croatian, Slovenian and other SlaV provinces from the former Austro-H Hungarian empire. Adolf Hitler's move into Yugo. slavia In March, i94i, was partly to avenge his native Austria.
 It was also the final blow against the Little Entente, the series of agreements betwe n CzeehoslovakM, YugoslavIa, Ru. mania and Poland, which served to support the interests of France against those of Germany. The 1897 stamp above, showing the Memorial Church at Oplenac, was issued In commemoration of the 10th anniversary of this pact.
 Hltler's attack was the signal for Balkan people, experts at un. derground terrorism, to launch their campaign of sabotage. The terrain of the occupied territories, mountainous and often primitive, fnvors this type of war. Yugo- slavla's army has been destroyed but irregulars and women shoot or stab the German and Italian In. yaders every chance. they get.
 Guerilla warfare is being waged in the south Serbian and Bulgar. ian mountains by Serbian "Black Hand" komitadjis and Bulgarian M a C c doni a n irredenta.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-24
BRITISH CREW OF SUB. IN CRASH
Lieut., Five Seamen in
 Portsmouth Hospital After Auto Collision

Portsmouth, N. IT., Sept. 24-- (UP)-A lieutenant and five sea- men attached to the British sub marine Pandora were recovering ct Portsmouth Naval hospital to- day from injuries sustained when their auto struck tree and over turned last night while returning from 6 wedding reception at New Castle.
 Most severely hurt was It. J. J. Dymache, the driver, who suffered . jaw fracture, face and head cuts. Seamen who suffered cuts, spralns, and brusises were Albert J. Reeve, g, Reginald J. Parker, 2l, G. c. Garland, 24, Philip West, 35, and Gilbert D. Goddard, 39.
 Authorities said the men had attended the wedding at St. Johns Episcopal church of brother os- 1icer. It. Lyndon Waford, to Miss Mercie Tarvell Clay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry s. M. Clay of Bingham, Mass. and were enroute from the reception when the acci- dent occurred on ShapleighS Island.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-24

the steady beat of Sandy's heart beneath her own, nothing more. He placed her carefully in one of the family roadsterS.
 Even in her anger Judy admired the stroke of genius that had planned the Kidnapping. Sandy was bright enough. Tn fact, he might have got by in his line if he had some sense.
 Now he was starting the car, looking down at her critically.
 T don't like your dress" he said, holding her steady with one arm. "Too smooth. Significant of your forthcoming meeting with Rogers. Just the kind of a thing a girl would wear for him. I like you in fuffs like the things you used to wear at home in the evening""
 "oh, I beg your pardon, Judy" He stopped the car to unfasten the gag in her mouth, T like your voice and this Is such a deserted road nobody will hear If you give l bAAG WVob EOlLlb SGHs
 Judy didn't speak at first. Finally she said, Sandy, I'll give you the best seat in the church for the doings and tell everyone you were & good runner-up. Sandy, l must 90 back"
 "Why, my sweet2"
 Because I am being married in about one hour. Don't you un- derstand, sandyp A wedding needs 0 bride. And I'm 1t this time"
 "1il say you're 1t, all right, but a wedding needs Q bridegroom, too, and I'm it."
 "Youl" She felt winded, de- Hated, deserted. T won't marry you. Turn back this moment or-''
 Sorry, honey, it's 0 one-way road. Maybe this gag will keer spectators away. Sorry to be rough again. I'm naturally Q DO. | lite young man, you know. Hole chairs for ladies and everything But I'm in c hurry now. Got my ship waiting at the airport, ready for . take-off."
 Judy made queer. gasplng noises To think that once she even i'm. agined she loved this barbarian Once she had carried faintly lighted torch for him. Why. she dId- mt even like him, to say nothing of loving him. She hated him.
 And Phil = Phil was wonderful just the kind of man she wanted to marry.
 Oh, when she got out of thIsI She tried to clench her fists, but the bindings wouldn't let her.
 If this flying fool ever got her up in the sky, she never would get to her own wedding. He would circle around until the ice cream bells melted and everybody went home.
 Maybe Sandy had hung up a whole string of records. But this time he was flying blind
 The car swung through the gate of the airport. Dusk was coming Sandy drove to an alrplane that was ready to take of. She recog- nized his silver monoplane. Some man who had been guarding the ship signaled that all was ready.
 She wanted to scream but couldn't. She wanted to fall out of the car, but she couldn't find the door.
 Instead, Sandy scooped her up like Q department store manne- quin and deposited her in the back seat.
 Wouldn't anyone notice that she was being kidnaped2 Hadn't her father, her mother, or Philip missed her yet7
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