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have dropped to the deck. Mike
continued to stare downward, shoul-
ders hunched, body tense. And then
Julie heard a shrill voice above the
babble, "Mike-Mike" She saw him
raise his hand in grave salute.
The gangplank eased down. Ropes
were made fast, the passengers
Surged forward. Mike turned away
from the rail. His bewildered gaze
fell on Julie. He walked to the
chair where she huddled, stepping
carefully as if in a nightmare
Time to get off, he said, form
ing the words queerly.
Julie stumbled to her feet, face
dead white. eyes dark and blank.
What do you want me TO do.
Mike?" she asked, pitiful catch III
her voice.
He took her elbow, repeating, Its
time to get Off"
They walked across the gangplank
and down the ramp. In the hurry
ing crowd they were separated and
he strobe on, a man bemused. Julie
fell back, lost and terrified.
And then she saw it happen. Rita
flew to Mike Throwing both arms
around him she clung in an aban-
doned way, standing on tiptoe to
kiss his lips with a kind of frantic
urgency. Julie heard her say, For
give me, Mike. Oh, Mike dar-
ling"
Spotted by Reporters.
A curious crowd had formed
around the impaSsioned reunion,
lmpaSSloned as far as Rita was con-
cerned. stolidly accepted by Mike.
julie heard Sibilant whisper be-
hind her, an excited whisper.
That's Mike Gray and Rita Dem
ing. She ran out on him the night
before their wedding. Say-this is
news. So the hounds were on
Mixes trail. How he would despise
the publicity. Julie pushed through
the crowd. The matter of Rita
could be settled later. Certainly not
here under the eyes of the press.
Catching one of Rita's hands, she
neatly pulled her away from Mike.
Hello, Miss Deming," she said
easily, her heart pounding like a
snare drum You remember me,
Miss Nash from Mr.. Gray's Office,
Shall we go to the hotel?" In an
aside she murmured, 'Quick-get
out OF here-the reporters are wise. ~
Mike came to life. He pointed
out his luggage to a boy, took the
| girls, each by an arm, and dashed
! for the taxi stand. The boy followed
on the run and Mike ordered him
to throw the bags into a second cab
A newSman bounded up.
Mike said loudly, st. Francis
He hustled the girls into the cab
and Julie found herself next the
far window, Rita seated between
herself and Mike.
Rita was the first to speak
Mother is back there i'll the crowd. II
she said sharply. We lost her
somehow. Go get her, Miss Nash y
The cab was in motion, finding its
place in the traffic. After Julie S
resourceful squirt on the dock she
had sunk again into kind of dumb
apathy. At Rita's command she un-
latched the door and stepped out on
the running board. Mike yelled
Stop, driver" The cab slowed and
Julie jumped to the pavement
blindly turning back toward the
dock. The second cab. following
with the luggage. missed her by
mere inches. Brakes screamed,
horns Shrieked Julie stood in the
Evening star., 1941-09-16
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, ) ft. 7 ms. to
6 ft. 2 ins. in height and must
weigh in proportion GAO to
225 pounds.
Apply in person Monday
through Friday, inclusive,
$3.50 to 10 am.
EMPLOYMENT DIVISION-J,
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
36th and Prospect SITS. NV.
Wash, D. G.
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across her eyes. Mike plunged from
the cab, darting to her side.
"Julie-!" he exclaimed.
Rita Is Angry.
She leaned her stricken face
against his shoulder, murmuring,
"Oh, Mike -" For an instant she
was safe again. Then, realization
sharp upon her. she Strengthened
quickly. Mike led her back to the
cab and she got in and sat by the
window, head bowed, shamed face
averted.
why didn't you let her go for
mother?" Rita demanded. The
sweet abandon of the dock had
vanished. Her narrowed eyes were
angrily questioning, her voice curt
and irritable
She'll find her way back" Mike
said. Where are you staying,
Rita?"
AT the Palace"
May we go to your rooms?"
Il suppose So" She eyed Julie
with growing suspicion.
1--WE must straighten out a few
things" This duly from Mike.
Il certainly think So" Rita re-
turned icily.
Julie drew long, quivering
breath.
Mike directed the driver to the
Palace. He folded his arms, mus
Gle jerked in his Jaw
Rita asked, Where have you
been, Mike?"
Hawaii" His voice sounded
tight.
She swung around on Julie. so
you've been taking a whirl at my
honeymoon, she said scornfully.
You didn't want it." Julie man
aged with some spirit.
The cab stopped at the imposing
Palace. Bellboys whirled through
the revolving doors. Mike paid both
drivers and ordered his baggage
sent to the check stand "I'll at
tend to it later" he said
Passing through the lobby. Julia
tried to bolt. but Mixes fingers
/ closed on her arm. Rita halted him
on the way to the elevator. Il don't
think We need Miss Nash for this
little interview, she said, eyes blaz-
| ing.
Rita Tells of Flight.
! "Oh, yes, we do" Mike piloted
/ them both into the elevator. In
the parlor of the Deming suite. Julie
/ went to window. She gaZed
/ blindly down at the street The
! telephone bell tinkled and Rita
answered It's for you. Mike" she
said, handing the instrument TO him
with disdainful Shrug
He said, Il have nothing to say,
/ absolutely nothing AS he replaced
the telephone it rang again. Lifting
/ it from the rack, he slammed it
down on the table Rita had thrown
! herself into chair Sobbing broken
| heartedly.
Il wouldn't have believed it Of
| you Mike" she moaned.
/ He started toward her. saw Julie
at the window, and stopped. Come
/ and sit down, Julie" he said
NO" She shook her head vio-
lently, the amber curls bounced.
/ He said, sit down" and this time
! she sat down. Nov" he said, more
/ gently, lets start at the beginning -
He remained standing, facing the
two girls.
Rita wriggled forward in her chair
Although she had been weeping, her
eyes were dry. Intent upon entering
the first wedge, she began. Il was
out of my mind. Mike. Too many
Evening star., 1941-09-16
Subst(tuteNlfe
BY louise AndrewS

story cildishly beautiful
ingy secretary Mike Gray Oeay
loUe Uit Mike and has been long
pork But Mike engaged to Rita
Miami socae and has only platonc liking for Julie
scheduled tOeddng, Rita
young ader Dick Van Vee and in his embittered dis
Julie asks her to him. but she
adjusting think the thing through
tuy persists promising that theirs DH be real
genuine spend their honeymoon in Hawat
the boat docks at
they mother aing for them in the
crOtUd.
Evening star., 1941-09-16

YOUNG MAN, 17-2n. mechanically IN.
clined, husky. to start as shop helper
driver: SIS TO S17: willing to work az
learning trade steady increase every
months: give full particulars Of experl-
ence and capabilities il own handwriting.
Box S2-V. Star IS'
Evening star., 1941-09-16
HELP MEN.


ASpHALT As TILE MECHANICS and helpers:
Apply Quaker City Linoleum Co, sol +
BOY. Is. learn printing trade. who took
printing course school: $3.50 weekly wSile
learning: rapid advancement. 1888 H VIZ" Is.
Boy, 1922. high school graduate, draft
exempt. reason unimportant, to assist
naicaSsppe1 nicsnf PEG manager ma with his work; ap-
area. thereafter travel T u ~ "ssn,hstGn AppIv 1n
person to Mr.. A; McChenny, Cairo Hotel
pet"sgn Be- ssid,, ana . pm. No phone calls.
ray discussed at interview. *.
s0Y so2instt NTH bicycle. to make deliveries op-
ave: NV. District Dental Laboratory.
Soy, 1913. for work in mailing room OF
pLintins plant. Typine. filing, graphotype
aug sodfeSsograph not necessary but
saisaore' \ sssr Salary. SIS. Apply Box 3f5-
BOYS 90, neat, with bicycles, and BOYS
M wI.h m9torcycles, for collection; full day
3ork. Phone Adams 2471 for interview
BOYS. white. over Is. for jumper, on
1ruens: Apply Shopping News, 1899
BRICKLAYERS, must be capable men, able
70 read blueprint: long job, good pay Take
Virginia Highland Russell I'd. bus to 2sOO
MOt,, piock Russell I'd. Alexandria, Va, to
BUTCHER. experienced. 9OI L st. NV.
Snr M EA EI.ih WOnhEno, DuS boys, Kitchen
men, dlShwashers, in large organization
Apply with social security cards at I143
2Ist 81. NV. s am. to 10 am. Monday
CARPENTERS: steady work, inside, Apply
ready for work, 1882 Girard st. NV.
CARPENTERS, first-class trim men. Apply
J. b. Tif1ey Job. Arkansas ave. and Taylor
st. NV.
CARPENTERS. first-class. long lob. good
pay. Take Virginia Highland Russell rd
bus to $500 block Russell rd.. Alexandria,
Va. to Monticello development.
CARPENTERS. experienced: good salary.
Apply SO34 18th st. NV.
CARPENTERS, first-class. Apply A. Eber-
" Sons. 11os K st. NV.
CARPENTERS wanted four Al mech anics
non-union. See foreman on Job at 1929
Willow St NV.
Evening star., 1941-09-16
CHAPTER X.

K.
en the shock of electric current had gone
intake OF
breath.
Julie pointed with stiff fOnger In the
little red hat-white gloves-she hasn't you"
Lord"
Evening star., 1941-09-16

useful around the farm, single, fair educs
ton good salary room and board AYR
! la WI FarmS. ReiheSda. Nd WI 4o1S
Evening star., 1941-09-16

fOUNN MHN, II % 2 7, nlgh SCHOOL Rrauu-
ate, ambitious, to learn advertising in
local advertising agency. Reply in own
handwriting giving education and experI-
ence if any. Address Box g3-V. Star
Evening star., 1941-09-16

YOUNG MAN. over is for general of7cs
work III auto leadership: must be hlRn
school graduate and good tvpist Cali
Mr.. BuSsard Tor appointment, DE 63Ou
Evening star., 1941-09-16

LAST CALL! World War veterans t6i. un.
encountered. neatly dressed, sales eXpsrl-
ence desirable but not necessary. fous
Pacific States and return. expenses lhotel,
meals, laundry. etc.b advanced free auto
tTanSp. all points of interest. nav weekly;
permanent connection interesting work,
auVancement. Apply with discharge. Mr..
JACK L. Burnet.e, Hotel Plaza. 3}l Isl r Q,
ET!day. Sept 10, go only. leave city Sun.
Do not phone 14s
Evening star., 1941-09-16

TRUCK DRIVER, experienced, light local
delivery: steady employment Apply Wed
nesday morning. 500 Claiming pl ne
UPHOLSTERERS: excellent salary Apply
Acme UpholsterIng Co. 3I11 Mt. Pleasant
Evening star., 1941-09-16
SALE ESNTAN

II you have any doubt Of your present
position or II you have been let out because
OF lack OF merchandise TO sell. We need
your services and Will pay well for a man
VINO Is capable Of meeting the higher type
OF executive, 10 sell an item which has
universal acceptance in Washington. and
WhIcn We can make immediate delivery on.
Only an ambitious man who is willing to
hustle will be considered. Reply Box
3l3-A. Star
Evening star., 1941-09-16
statesmen
Experienced mems clothing and furnishings
llvlneSton's 5. goG-90S eth ST. NV.
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN,
COLLECTORS.

Interested in food. to work on food servir z
counter; chance to become manager; must
De neat, healthy and dependable. Co.
Evening star., 1941-09-16
DIAMOND CABS
COLORED CHEF.

State experience and give references.
Box Ss-A, Star.
Night Restaurant Manager.
Must have car State experience and
give references. Salary SI6O mo. Box
Evening star., 1941-09-16

t'ss-d ixsN 10 psnu,uoo)
Evening star., 1941-09-16
THE REAL NEWS IS
EARNINGS ARE UP.


fields. but in sales. Men capable Of and
S15 per week, S1un Der week on I'D %
Nl50 and 500 a week or more. are in
V,ted to meet with US for personal interview.
Purpose: To exchange references. 70 let
YOU meet men earning upward of $50 10
Slon per week and SEE how thev do it,
For instance. last month here in Washing
ton, = former Alabama farmer earned
Sf29..9; Iormer fish salesman took home
S240.2u for the month of August G. B.,
former barber, earned S5339U; II. c. c..
former beer salesman, S3l435. H. F. G.,
S254 O2 his very first full month: F L.,
former secretary. S25i.1ti; J. H. less than
SIX months in the business, SfG5. this man
was selling coupons and earning about 8
per week when We gave HIM an opportunity.
E L. Nc, a former repairman, S3l la.l ]; !;
L, L. Nc. S4l5SS: F NJ s. S25l n5:
II. A. T. former clerk, 1855 43 C. w,
former lumbermap, S22S .OS. M W. for
mer bookkeeper. S249; c. C. =, former
telegraph operator. S1,OS619: E n W.
former Western Electric worker. Sl,nl0.5
These figures represent the actual cash
received during the month of August
These figures will be presented 10 the Fed
eral income tax bureau for Federal in
come tax purposes.
Experience in sales work is not neces.
sary. Some of the best men here never
sold anything before This is a straight.
forward offer of a sroven opportunity 10
worthy men of good reputation who are
ambitious TO get ahead. Personal inter-
views can be had from $50 am. to II 70
pm. or at 1.30 sharp Wednesday evening,
September l.. 1871. Suite EOS. Denrike
Building 1910 Vermont ave NV
Evening star., 1941-09-16

Must have experience. must have car:
make $50 week Apply 4 Is 9TH ST u
Evening star., 1941-09-16

Colored married man (no children IS
janitor for l"-unt building. vicinity iStb
gas and electricity furnished Give refs.
and previous eXperience. Box S1-N. sal.
Evening star., 1941-09-16

This is the prosaic account of
what the National Youth Admin
istration does with Its money. 1t
Is not the whole account, for It's
Evening star., 1941-09-16

SALESMAN for G. E. appliances GOOD In
come. Md. Elec- Co. 106 Maryland ave,
Evening star., 1941-09-16

LAUNDRY WASH MAN. experienced:
steady JOB, good salary; apply III person
or phone Morris Grossfelt. Holland Laun-
dry, MadlsOn 1000. Baltimore. Nd
Evening star., 1941-09-16

LOAN COMPANY desires experienced loan
men for both outside and assistant man
ayers positions. Aetna Finance Co. 34l2
R. / ave. Mt Rainier. Nd.
MAN. young. TO help in store and make
deliveries: do not answer unless interested
in permanent Job. Mr.. Crystal, Boiling
Field. ID c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

White very chic for the novel ascots and
vesees the girls wearing and in crisp white hats But
color will be denied combinations the thing
Wear lilac in accessories with navy red with beige,
beige or Pink Lady pink with black
Saddle tan leather is used for bags and shoesand
trimming navy brown Bags are BIG Growing
ever larger they accommodate the large collection
Of trivia the girls must carry And deectabe green's
and redsas do the Remember bright alligator
shoes for street are latest hit Of fashion,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Stark White

When not arrayed in prints,
men veer toward stark white.
as in water-repellent gabardine
and poplin swim trunks, gabar-
dine shorts and cotton tennis
shirts and terry beach coats.
The in-and-out jacket Is
taking over the sports shirt
situation. This is an easy-going
garment that is both shirt and
Jacket worn in or out as the
mood dictates.
The boys are liking il. too,
and we predict that Michigan
beaches and golf courses will
see them happily logged in rain
bow hues. They ought 10 he
encouraged IN IL. so for Fathers
Day buy your husband some Of
those bright Hawaiian prints
with Stacks and shorts 10 har-
monte -. and pair OF COM
fies for his feet, also gay in
color.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Def Makeup

EYE MAKEUP requires the
deft touch. Perfectly achieved,
IL makes the face vivid and in
teresting; a hungled job produces
tho photographic effect which
never won any beauty prizes.
Eye shadows belong TO evening
clarifying; in the daylight they
are TOO much Of a good thing.
They advertise the fact that one
Is going IN for artiiice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Who's Responsible

Whether the male OF the
species has capitulated to color
of his own accord, or women.
who purchase Is per cent Of
mems and boys shirts. have
wished color on him has not
been revealed.
In beachwear men are more
color-courageous than ever at
resorts. Tropical prints on pique
grounds. jungle scenes, Malay
prints. bandanna cotton prints,
Mexican motifs and hand-blocked
cotton desert cloth are the
thing for swim trunks, shirts
and shorts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

The intensely personal viewpoint is the right to take
in considering the Spring fashions You want to dress to suit
your type And make your mind FIRST just what type
Are fragile, ethereal creature who looks best in
delicate shades such pale and heaven blue
Then these tnts this Easter But don't overdo If
have lovely pastel hat with delicate poses swahed in yelling
choose simple navy dressmaker simple brown wool
crepe suit to accompany it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
{ You're The Modern Type

But perhaps you're the modern type accustomed to live
at busy pace You'll like and look best in easy casual
clothes
Plads the rage this Spring, and there be plenty of
them for Easter. And wonderfully popular
especially the gallant which give swoopng lines when
they're left to swing loosely from your shoulders
Prints grand for the modern girl who's speeding
along in business and social life Jacket costumes in prints
specially recommended for her And they should be
eoorfu-much than in the past She may choose red
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
rs Fun

TOpcoats for Mr. and Mrs.
VIII be matched IN light tweedS
and fine worStcds, and for formal
evening wear there's midnight
navy.
True. this new trend 10 CO.
ordinate the family's wardrobe
viii complicate your shopping a
hlr, but once You get onto it,
y-ofI have Il wonderful time
getting them al decked out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

Detroit Sunday Times, March 70. 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Sfarch-White Accents Are Chic

With a tailored suit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Harmony

The above may seem little
too fancy for your own family,
but you can modify If by merely
seeing that every one in the
family is in harmony with every
one else sartorially speaking.
The men-folk might stick 10
Glen plaids. while the feminine
members select clothes in a PLAIN
fabric which picks up the Glen
plaid colorS.
Mr. and Mrs. fashions are
smarter than smart this season,
both in sports clothes and ele-
CANT street wear. Fine wool
gabar1ine in lush colors is being
used in Stacks and sport jackets
for Mr.. and Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Cleanliness Pays

SCRUPULOUs CLEANLI.
NESS of skin, hair, teeth, finger
nails and garments is necessary
for we'll being and self respect.
II is the foundation on which the
temple Of beauty is built.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Know Your Type
And Select Accordingly
For d Smart Easter Costume
BY JOAN DEAN

|" CURRY, scurry, hurry hurry it's time to pick your
Easter outfit You to look your prettiest when
you walk down the in the Easter parade
~ And styles this season-all American made-are de-
sgned To make loYelieSt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Men Are
7 oking to


MANS steady trend toward
" color in his raiment reached
-its climax recently when the
Duke of Windsor appeared on
the golf links at Nassau attired
in red Stacks and a yellow shirt.
Now the news comes from
desert resorts that men-about-
town are wearing red shirts and
loud plaids with their cowboy
Jeans. Also. check OF sales Of
mems shirts shows that AZ per
cent are in color today as com
pared with IS per cent a few
years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
F dniIy
F shions
Coordinate

ENAMILY styles are finding a
L greater following each sea-
son. Big and little sister styles,
mother and daughter fashions
and now the entire family will
step out in the Easter parade
dressed in co-ordinated fashions.
Perhaps it viii be Glen plaids
dad in a handsome single
breasted suit, mother looking
nike fashion plate in a snappy
topper, and junior and sister
lending youthful distinction to
their Glen plaid outfits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Easy-to-Wear Styles

Simple wellbred and easy-to-wear clothes with the
classic taperng silhouette the you'll love- Coats with
the soft shoulders and fluid lines suits with longerengh
jackets and interesting dressmaker details
If you're very young and perky and your bangs are
already brushed into soft cus your forehead you'll like
frame them with bonnet And hutterngy feminine
frock of sheer black navy with lace fs at the collar
The seductvely feminine dresses with low necknes
plungng neckinesthat cut way way down in V,
in fmy sheers Even the blouse you'll with your
soft suit boasts dropped neckine These faerng to
we'll to saucy young miss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

B0ck-of-the-bro10 bonnets and firt1-
fious bon hot-Top, "Sow Tooth felt in
gay colors; middle. dots Right" in red
strdD and green felt NTH red dots; bottom,
captain Kidd" pirOticdl fored
and white beige and baclhowered number coorfu
comfortable.
The band-box gr-she's the who'll choose starchY
white for her Easter outfit II this your type your
shining glossy smooth pompadour will be shown advantage
by oace chapeau And your blouse will be crisp pque
with man tailored suit.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
By FRED HAYDEN,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Oct. 8-Trainer
Ben Jones has won two Kentucky
Derbies and already is thinking of
1912. He may not be able to pull
another LaWrin or WhirlaWay out
of the hat, but the Calumet con-
ditioner has pretty strong hand
with such as Sun Again, Some
Chance. Col. Teddy. Wishbone and
one or two others.
We'll enter all of EN-. and see
how they come along in the spring,
then pick out our Derby hopes &C
cordingly," said the Missouri 200
FOUNDER just before shipping to
Keeneland.
Sun Again, generally considered
Calumets best juvenile this season,
injured knee in a race at Chicago,
He was fired and retired for the
balance of the year, to await the
1912 campaign. Some Chance
subbed for that colt and won the
rich Futurity. But don't be sur
prised if Col. Teddy turns out to
be the distance star of the group.
He showed winning form at Bel
mont first meeting. Later on Sun
Teddy's son became a victim of
splints and did little. Jones thinks
he may become a topnotcher as a
3-year-old. but like a lot of other
veteran horsemen, he is not talking
about beating Alsab
Alsab: Wonder how much this
t700 yearling would have won this
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Jones to Bid for 7942 Derby
With Half Dozen Entrants;
AIsob Finally Recognized

year had he been eligible for the
Belmont, Pimlico and Arlington
Futurities, not to mention that other
rich juvenile classic, the Hopeful?
The amazing youngster is just short
of hundred grand right now. After
he won the Champagne Stakes in
1885. a number of the experts be-
gan considering him as the horse of
the year, WhirlaWay not-withstand-
ing.
Quite a few of those tight-lipped
old horsemen finally have waxed
enthusiastic about a newcomer,
comparing Alsab with Man O. War
Alfred Vanderbilt: Belmont's 29-
year-old prexy couldn't root home
his favorite Brooklyn Dodgers in
the series, but it is the consensus
his recent 15-day meeting was one
of the greatest ever staged for thrills
and class.
Not the least interesting angle
was that it proved bonanza for
bargain horses. such as Alsab.
Market Wise and Speculate The
latter once was valued at S2,500 but
he won Belmont's Grand National,
richest and most covered of New
York's steeplechase caps.
Track cracks: Lou Nova, still sport
ing a beautiful sinner as a souvenir
of the Louis fight, at Jamaica s
opening. Said he beat first four
races. An easier racket? Looks as
If New York betting this year should
top 1910 season by 80 per cent.