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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. exper. with c. p. a desires
Dart time work with c. .. a. and y. Bog
4a4-L. Star lS'
ACCOUNTANT-Books started kept mart
time: audits, statements. tax service. lnrsl
references; very reasonable OR @074
ACCOUNTANT. TAX EXPERT books start
ed, kept part time. audlts, statements, Tar
reports; reasonable. WA. 64nn
ELEVATOR OPERATOR colored. expert
enced. DU. $3.50.
MAN, 3. years old. with several wears
accounting and production experience A.
present employed but desires change. STATE
possibility for Advancement and aerT.
Box loom Star. a.
MAN. colored. %. desires Job truck driver.
Nd. Va, D. c. license. Hobart 1850
MEAT CUTTER, capable buyer lsrEe sK-
perience: knows Washington, prefer r u.
or nearby Nd. Eagle. WA. 4fe4. -
PHARMACIST. relief: honest. reliable, ryr,
best refs; 81 hour. Box l42-M Star
POSITION selling specially: must be SAL
airy and expenses also commission, South
preferred. Box 1!5. Alexandria Va ~
SECRETARY-95 experienced yrs: drafs
def; free 10 travel. efficient; excellent refs.
Box 49S-L- Star. Ia
PRODUCTION ENGINEER
or ) years experience IN metal fabrlra-
tlon: time study, estimating. engineering.
superintendent. seeks worthwhile con-
nectIOn. Phone WO 9l0l.
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B|ockout Of Spring Team Golf
Planned by Maryland Group
Stote Body Will Modify Its Fo|I Slate;
Jones Again Is Named Manor Leader
By WALTER McCALLUM.

The Maryland State Golf Association VII announce cancea
spring matches and modhed
the fall matches held in September and October
will made at the annual meeting OF the
Baltimore Friday night At the time the new
Old Line State links organization
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OUTDOORS
Excellent Spot on Florida Keys Sighted
Hunters Lux Reporting Come Counts
With BILL AcKERMAN

Shortly after crossing from the mainland the
highway Key fork the road marks the the
Key Anglers Club
Possibly the direction perhaps
miles appears few anglers find their
uuenty miss of the finest fishing spots the keys
It. Frank the office of the chief of ordnance
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PORTER,
Must be willing to work, ener-
getic and capable. Apply at
once. The Young Mems
Shop, 1919 F st. NV.
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AlESWoMEN

SALEBIADIES WANTED 49, experienced
in dresses. coats and furs. Apply Haber
d. Co. 1905 G ST. NV.
SAEISIADIES WANTED must have ex-
perience in ladies' ready 10 wear Box
31-M Star
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AGENTS.
'I-FRHEzr SHORTAGE.

ANTI-FREEzE SHORTAGE
Want distributors and jobbers 10 sell
''No-Freeze" anti-freeze. Great Northern
Co., 1883 South boulevard OAK
Park III
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SITUATIONS WoMEk.

BUSINESS GIRL viii care for children eve
nlnsS. exchange room and board Boz
365-C Star IA
CLERK TYPIST RECEPTIONIST with
knowledge of shorthand, switchboard and
general ONCE routine; middleased. Box
l2l-M Star. a.
CHILD'S COMPANION-LHW. white re-
sDectable and dependable young girl. no
laundry; go home nights: no sunday.
good wages: near NV. section. Phone DT.
66i. after pm.
GIRL. white. nice. refined. experienced az
cook and h. worker, desires permanent
position with congenial family. preferably
as cook. by January is; economical. ca
pable OF assuming full responsibility GOOD
ID. c. and N. Y. references; minimum sal
AIRY. S2l wk State full particulars in
reply. Box li4M Star
HOUSEKEEPER. white. and child willing
worker best reference, employed coupls
near D C. Phone Franklin "2ol ~
MANUSCRIPTS TYPED, work perfectly and
accurately executed al my home: reason
able. Miss Hunt North $40
NURSE middle-ased. s hrs. 500 VS.
days only. PHONE Hobart 7"74
PRACTICAL NURSE would like enssesment
by day, week or month; references. BoY
4a1-G. Star.
TYPING, by hour or Job, done at home:
references furnished: reasonable rates.
Taylor 2551
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George Hall Recuperutinq

George Whitley Hall, former
Tech football and track athlete and
now performing in these sports at
Richmond u, is recovering from 4
leg operation at Sibley Hospital.
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YOUNG MAN, part time, for grocefy.
Apply 1921 Pa. ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN, bet. 1921 yrs. of sge, with
drivers license for clerical and outside
work in large oreanization: excellent op-
portunity for hish school Rraduate: COM
pany ca furnished applicant who ouali1es.
Reply in own Handwriting. stating age,
qualifications and phone number. Box
2-H. Star.
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
Due to Government appointment OF our
sa alesman We have opening in Washinaton-
Haeerstown territory for experienced man.
1000, married, with car. good BACKGROUND.
must live in territory: we are 46-year-o old
manufacturer cleaning, maintenance tools:
sell to factories. offlce buildings. institu-
tions, churches. municipalities. hospitals.
dairies: factory train and EQUIP you: have
large clientele. quick repeat line. liber al
commission. Phone NJ. p. Speakman. Con-
tineptal Hotel.
ASSISTANT SALES
MANAGER
well and favorabiy known local sales
org aniza ton with ample financial backing
has opening for assistant sales supervisor
and service man. in line that is not affected
by priority restrictions and so far as can
now be seen. will not be- A reasonable
salary Is offered in addition TO an oppor-
tunity to establish yourself in q permanent
lucrative business. Do not apply unless
YOU have had previous sales experience in
automobile. household appliance insurance
or kindred direct sales line. Please sive
in confidence full business and personal
deia for interview. Box Am Star
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DIAMOND CABS.

DIAMOND CABS.
White men wanted, 81 years Of are or
older, TO qualify rs tsxlcab operators
Must have up-to-date District OF CO.
iumola motor vehicle opera tors permit and
nave resided within the METROPOLITAN area
oL washington ior one year or lonPer
NEARBY MARYLAND ana Virsinia included
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
Apply Mr. A. L. Livsie. Room No. III.
l'"5 18Th st NV. between 3 and 5 pm
YOUNG WHITE MAN,
Reliable and steady. to become shipping
CLERK IN retail store. wonderful opportunity
lor proper person: bring references An
Div S"l l4th ST. NV
SPECIALITY SALESMEN
A permanent career is offered hish-
class men with proven sales records, 3O-4O
married Highest commission plus retire
ment See Claude A. Cook. l0-l" and "A.
assistant aRency manager Equitable Life
Assurance Society. 9i6 Woodward BLDG
WANTED AT ONCE
To Work a the AdiutsnI Generals School
White Stewards.
ColOred Cooks
Colored HELPERS
Co!ored Chief Orderlies.
Coiored Orderlies
Pleasant Work Good Salaries.
Contact Mr Gemmill
Bldg. 33n Lounge Once,
a n fnr rFne
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COLORED GIRLS.

Experienced in salad making; references
under 30 yrs. old; apply 3-5 pm. Tally
Ho Restaurant, sl2 18th ST. NV.
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MAID, coloTed, R.h W, care Of BABY health
card. references: full or part time. WO.
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WOMAN young colored general house
work; Sleep out. very lght laundry. Phone
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YOUNG LADY, permanent posi-
ton in ONCE. Must be good at
figures and typing. Queen Quail
ity Boot Shop, Inc. 1921 F st. NV.
WAITRESSES, EXPERI-
ENCED TRAY SERVICE. AP-
PLY HOT SHOPPES, 1884
UPSHUR ST. NV.
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SALESWOMEN.

White. for training on special work. A
for Mr.. Falk. TOlman Laundry, 52is w
cOnsin ave. nv.
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GAS STATION
ATTENDANT.

GAS STATION
ATTENDANT.
No experience necessary good oppor-
tunity for quick advancement in chain
OF stations. Apply am. ESQ SERVICE
CENTER. Wis. ave. and Que st. NV.
TRIMMER,
Top wages Martins Auto Body, Rosslyn
Va. CHI. 5i.a
BOOKKEEPER AND I'YPIST. experienced;
prefer one with real estate experience mod
crate salary 10 start. chance for advance
ment. Apply after , pm.
Federal Contracting Co.,
aI5 New York Ave NV 49,
BODY MEN,
Top wages. Martin Auto Body, Rosslyn.
Va CA s--u
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BUSINESS GIRL viii care for children eve
nlnsS. exchange room and board Boz
.3f5-C. Star I4s
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MAID experienced. general house work
fond Of children; refs. Phone Wisconsin
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UPHOLSTERER. experienced; steady work.
Ia France Upholstsrne. ?50a 14th st. NV.
WINDOW CLEANERS WANTED. Must be
experienced. Do not apply unless expert
enced. 1901 H st. NV, End floor. See
Mr. Marcus
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BOOKKEEPER AND CASHIER,
permanent position. $25 weekly
to start. Box 186-H. Star.
Cafeteria Counter Girls,
1870 yrs. old. experienced, references:
no Sundays Apply 3-5 IN. Tally-Ho
RAstaurant. Rl2 l1th ST. NV.
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WOMAN to care for . children Env
small apt. employed couple: $40 vk -
start 30 Allegheny ave. Tskoma Park Nd.
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LINGERIE and dresses part or full time
TsIone MI Garrett. MA 1857. for sppoint
LADY. between the ages OF 20 and 30
single. for part-timr once work. hrs IL
to 5 pm Monday through Friday. Sat
urday y am. to pm: soc hr When
answering. give phone number. Box
oyk-H Star
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Young women Of smart appearance for
our sports dept: must be thoroughly exp;
unusual opportunity. Call DI. 500 for
interview appointment KaplOwItz. 18th
ST between and sis NV
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After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs
BY the Spectator.
Trad MarkR n nm
BY the Spectator.

Sumer is icumen in. The little
bees are sailing through the air
with saucer buzzes; nasturtia and
gerania are smiling broader smiles;
brilliant colors and barred coiffures
have blossomed suddenly, as If by
magic, and are now bobbing gaily
along F street, and the annual
ceremony of the opening of street.
car windows is already a thing of
the past.
1t was with these natural phe-
nomena in mind that this depart
ment decided to look into the sum-
mer situation in re night clubs.
We breathlessly asked ourself:
Which will close during the heat
spell? Which will remain open?
The entertainment policies of which
ones will change? The entertain
ment policies of which ones will not
change? Which clubs will enjoy the
benefits of air-conditioning devices?
How many yards in a square acre?
Is free trade practicable?"
The inevitable result was the fol-
lowing Concise Directory Guide for
Bewildered Habitues (after Bae-
deke), which may be pasted on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14

Dv Point Points ore sold BY good
deolers everywhere. Most Of them
ore listed in the Classified Telephone
Directory.
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Births Reported

Beach. Albert and Margaret, boy.
Bittie, George and Bernice, girl.
Burke. Joseph and Catherine. boy.
Byrd. Palmer and Mabel. boy,
Chinn. Austin and Ellen. girl.
GG,nnor' Harry and Una MarEaIet. boy.
Evans, Murray and MARGARET. girl
Gere.. Donald and Isabel. boy.
Grimm James and Hike. girl.
Hannah. Harvey and Sydney, girl.
Jenkins, George and. Mabel, boy.
Kennedy, Everett and Alice. girl.
Marris, Adam and Barbara boy.
Mobley, Charles and Lula, boy.
Musial, Eugene and Elizabeth. boy.
Norris. Milton and Harriet boy
Ofenstein, Joseph and Mary. boy.
Randals, Arthur and Mary, boy.
Rowan, James and Gala, boy.
sh sey jules SSsep and sn Sa Msy girl boy
Taylor, Chester and Dorothy. boy
Wright, Perry and Grace. girl.
Bird. Albert and Grace. girl.
Branch. Dousias and and Florence Florence boy Joy
Burnes, Carroll and Wilma, girl.
Garter. William and Dorothy. boy.
Cicoria., Anthony and Mary. boy.
Dudley. Herman and Dorothy. boy.
Fenton, John and Gloria, girl
Frahm, Earl and Lavaun, girl.
Goodwin, Sidney and Elizabeth. boy.
Greville, Thomas and Esther, girl.
Hamilton, Alexander and Pauline, girl.
Hayes. Frank and Elva, girl
Jones. Frederick and Mary, girl.
Knicely, Robert and Betty, boy.
Marks, John and Eleanor, boy
Miller. Laurence and Jessie, girl.
Morrell Robert and Eloise, girl
McAteer. Edward and Ann. girl.
McRobie. Austin and Ellen, girl.
O'Brien. John and Florence. boy.
Pilgrim. Samuel and Inez, boy.
Reeb. Anton and Dorothy, girl.
Ryan. Joseph and Ruth, girl.
Shirley. Vernon and Virginia, girl.
Strauss. John and Edna boy.
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Band, Of course, to boost floor
shows.
Carlton Cosmos Room-Closine
down tight next Saturday until
| fall.
Copacabana-Open with Johnny
Velasquez's music except possibly
for month Of July. Louis may re.
decorate in the meantime.
Crossroads-You may swing OF
| 1--WE to hearts content Throughout
summer to music of Ralph Hawkins
boys.
King Cole Room Business a!
usual, with Evelyn Knight and pos.
sibly new male vocal talent to abet
Herb Sachs Del Rio-Same policy
of imported bands every two week!
or so, with added attractions from
time to time.
Restaurant 1923 The Heintzt
Brothers, Jane Marlowe and Var
Taylor carry on uninterrupted.
The 400-Louis Ortiz's Trio, JUS
opening, stays for hot months with
Les Colvin and Mary La MARI as
we'll as Lucille Lincoln to scrutinize
your handwriting.
Ambassador Hi-Hat-Jack Meals
Banner Boys opening Monday fol-
summer stay with Marian Lee anC
Oscar Altman.
Lotus-Just keeps rolling along
with Bill Strickland's Band, Bunny
Hare and Bud Shaner backing ur
floor shows.
Lounge Riviera - Open, citizen
and try to imagine the Lounge with
out Pete Macias in it.
Mayfair-Open for hot months
with Dick Abott's Four currently.
Mayflower Lounge-Try also tt
imagine this place without Dick
Rooms boys beating out the melody
throughout the year. Alison An
drews will stay indefinitely, too.
Wardman Park Metr0n o m {
RoOm-The current season may ex-
tend into June. At any rate, Lay
ton Bailey'S Orchestra holds forth
until closing time comes.
Madrillon-Peter Borras is firm
in his conviction that Carr and
Donn's outfit, the Trio Lyrico
Marta and little JUNE will be en-
PERTAINING regardless of outdoor
temperature, this season or nexa.
Neptune RO0m-Open, with Pa
dovas Streamliners and Collins ano
Arlo until further notice.
Raleigh Pail Mall Room-Very
much open, with Julie Colt remain
ing on the schedule, Bert Bernath's
music, and new dance team each
week or so.
Ell PatiO-Johnnyi isn't making the
place bigger now just to close ii
next month. New foursome peri
odically.
Hamilton Rainbow Room-Milt
Davis is as tireless as his patrons
and the management. Open for
summer.
Paul YOung's Romany Room
Closing down Saturday with Jerry
and Turk still clinging to the band
wagon.
Old New Orleans Sazerac Room
Mrs. Richards could hardly part
with Angie Rodante, and so long as
it's cool downstairs why shut the
front doors.
Helen Hamilton's Troika-Mrs
Hamilton remarks that it may seem
odd but Troika will end its season
May %. Sheila Barrett is appropri-
ate climax, anyway.
Burt's Trans-Lux-What? With
all those radio people upstairs and
those arid ones struggling along
Fourteenth street? Never.
Roosevelt Victory-Mrs. Kramer
isn't saying, but Les Brown has been
booked for May 24-June Is and Jim
Walter is working like mad to get
another band signed for the next
two-week period.
Hotel Washington Roof-From
next week on, the view and the
cooling breezes will prove much the
same as last years.
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DU POINT House Paint gives
u you the enduring protection
your house needs in its fight
against decay and deterioration.
But Du Pont chemists gave this
paint a big "plus" value. They
made it "self-cleaning" for last
ing whiteness.
Here's how it works: Like all
paint, Du Pont House Paint col
lects dirt on exposure. As time
goes on, a fine white powder forms
on the surface. Heavy rains wash
this powder away, carrying the
dirt with it. The newly exposed
surface is clean and white. "Self-
cleaning" starts after a few
months exposure, under normal
weather conditions. Unusual eli
matte or dirt-collecting conditions
in extremely sooty industrial COM
munities may delay it. Because
'self-cleaning" is gradual, the
wearing qualities of the paint film
are not abnormally affected.
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your shaving mirror for handy ref
erence. Alphabetically:
Hotel Annapolis Anchor Room
Open throughout summer with no
change in staff of two, Matt Wind
sor and Eileen George.
Balalaika-No change either in
formal or hours, at least until Au-
gust, but probably not even then.
Hotel Shoreham Blue Room
Closing down around June / when
well-known terrace opens to "even
bigger and better" shows, in the
words of Max Lowe. Barnee's Band,
by all means.
Roger Smith Cafe Caprice-To
the roof! On May 20. With new,
full-fledged dance band and coats
of red, white and blue paint on
fixtures formerly 20-coats-deep in
green and white.
Casino Royal-Just keeps rolling
along. With Jack live" Schaffer's
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Deaths Reported

Elizabeth B. Swartz, 70. National Lutheran
Home for Aged
Rufus Crenshaw. rs, GEORGETOWN Hospital
John A. Bushong, "A, 259 14th pl. ne.
Lillian M. Lusby. ~. st. Elizabeths Hos
James A. Moran. es. $40 G st. Sc.
Re Barney T. Phillips. 81, 35Os Woodley
Rush o. Day. SO. Walter Reed Hospital.
William T. OBannon, SO, Emergency Hos
pital
Samuel NJ. Stokes, Al, Casualty Hospital.
Lulu I. v. Hall. SO. st. Eliza beth's Hos
Liltiana F. Dixon, SO, George WASHINGTON
University Hospital.
Eugene T: Richards, 80. q. 8. Soldiers
Home Hospital
Charles Moore. 73, Freedmen's Hospital.
ora Smith. 20, Gallinger Hospital
William Alexander, IS. Gailinger HospitaI
Mamie johnson, Sc, Freedmen's Hospital.
William A. Page. so. 1850 25th st. NV.
Mary Murphy, 40, 1908 New Jersey ave.
NV.
Ross Tyler. SO. st. Elizabeth's HOSPITAL
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KOPY KAT
REQUESTS
statesmen

for shoe department.: good pay and per-
manent positions. TIT II st. ne.
Continued on Next Pags.)
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
%yss ''e JOHN shfa jR RSss 5ss SIS
s ss2 x .. g Bass sus SON a g s
Monday. May IS, 1912, at 1892 Conn. ave,
5es,,,h WashnssOn f bGIlOwps
sedan, motor No. Peel o65; 1887 Buick
sedan. motor No. 4-33733eII; 1898 Iineo da
RpnoT sed sedan m0taT motor No. No. sse
1879 Ford sedan motor No. 1s-4s71956;
l 49, Plym ouahn con1yertible coupe motor
Motor No s49 less ShT Bodse sedan sedan
motor motor 10, PsSs.4osss3s; is$s passsTd.
motor No: A.sosss5 FERNS s'o q sale se CASH
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned have. as of March 30, 1912.
formed limited partnership under the
Company" The business Of the partner
ship shah consist of buying, selling. and
and other eSas for sale and
buy, sell mortgage. lease and .trafiic gen
partners may determine The names Of
Paul r 4; .APpieby' resident q The District
resident Of the District Of Columbia; and
Robert E. coleman. a resident Of the Dis
special partner is Scott B. Appleby. a
resident of Nassau, Bahamas. B. W, l.
The special partner has contributed $50
600. This partnership commenced on the
goth day OF March, 1912. and shall ter
inmate Ave years from that date, unless
sooner dissolved by mutual consent Of the
partners, their legal representatives or
assigns. Certificate of Limited Partner
ship vas filed by US April nth. 1912. in
Court Of the United states for the District District
Of Columbia as required by law.
SCOTT B. APPLEBY.
PAUL A. APPLEBY,
LEICESTER c. CHAPMAN
ROBERT e. COLEMAN.
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COLLECTOR. must have D. C. operators
permit, be familiar with city and nearby
suburban streets: salary, S23 week; perma-
nent position. f1ve-day week. vacation with
pay; reply in own handwriting. stating age.
education and references. Box &c. Star.
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Van Zandt. Franklin and Helen, girl.
Alexander, Cotesworth and Thelma, girl
Dunn. Smile and Georgia, girl.
James, Steve and Mabel, girl.
Morris Armstead and Christine. girl.
Proctor. Winfield and Rebecca, boy.
Stephens, James and Lola, girl.
Thomas. Bernard and Pauline, boy.
Davis. Frank and Nettie. boy,
harris, William and Alice, girl.
Mackel, James and Mary, girl.
McNair, Milton and Louise, girl
Smith, Herbert and Wilhelmina, girl.
Sykes, Irving and Barbara. boy.
The Empire State Building In
New York has been struck by
lightning IS times in three years.
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In addition to lasting white
ness, Du Pont House Paint gives
you real protection! 1t forms a
tough, durable film which guards
the surface against rot and decay.
Du Pont "self-cleaning" House
Paint, in white and Tru-Tint
colors, costs you no more than
other good paints.
DON'T WASTE PAINT
Because paint protects Americas
war equipment, it is q vital defense
material. Buy and use it wisely.
Consult reliable painter. He knows
how to do the job right, how much
or how little paint to use. His skill
means savings for you, and paint
conservation for America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14

COUNTERMEN (2). and (2) dishwashers.
Good wages and good pay. Diamond
Service or
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Men, between 21-6O, to work as street,
car conductors weekdays. either between
am. and 10 am. or between 3 pm and
8 Pm. Must be already employed. IN good
Apply in person any weekday morning
before 1G am, at Capital Transit Co.. 35th
and Prospect ave. NV, RIM. 500. Take
Cabin John streetcar. Please do not phone
for information.
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COOK. col. al around: fast. reliable: no
Evans, Chestnut qSSS
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CURTAIN AND DRAPERY HANGER. must
be exp; part or full time. Wales, 1919
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-16
NO PAROLE FOR
SEX CRIMINALS

Revelation Thursday of California
unsavory parole record hghlightS stu
alton which has been common knowledge
for many months to peace officers and
other informed persons. Of all the vicious
angles disclosed, however, one is most
deserving of public clamor for reforma-
tion.
The parole Of sex criminals is danger
Gus even under the most favorable OF
circumstances. Their parole on some hit
or-miss system such as has been adopted
in this state creates real public danger.
The word is not used as a figure OF
speech. The danger is there for every
parent and every child in the state.
Virtually every horrifying murder in
volving a little girl or boy in this state
in the last 10 years has been committed
by person with previous record as Il
sex degenerate. Many of the killers were
PAROLES, and often they killed because
they knew the second offense or third
would mean longer years in prison. If
the victim lived to tell about it.
1t may be true that degeneracy is not
a crime but disease. All the indica-
tions point that way, for degenerate
is seldom found who will not repeat his
first offense. Whatever the case, degen-
crates are virulently dangerous to the
pubic dl ldl &c. olNC IObIlo ON'S "t'N 80
carcerated, they should not be released
except in the most exceptional circum-
stances. Certainly, they should not be
paroed wholesale after being sentenced
to terms which are all too short in the
beginning.
Police officers and deputy sheriffs sell
dom recommend parole for criminals of
this character. owe may as we'll consider
them criminals for the purpose of this
discussion since they are legally regard
ed as such.) Paroles in such cases are
generally granted over the protests OF the
arresting officers, or without consulting
them, or because their response was pas
sive in the face of previous discourage
ments.
The law dealing with sex degeneracy
is too lenient, but, until it can be chang
ed, at least there should be some meas
ure of consideration for public safety in
the granting of paroles in degeneracy
cases.