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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-01

WANTED - YOUNG LADY
to clerk in music store. Reply
in own handwriting. Lough-
lin-Goodwyn. 4ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-01

WANTED TO BUY SMALL FARM
near Henderson. price must Dr rca-
sonable. Write c. care DAILY Dis.
patch. -2r
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-01

u ANif.D TO BUY. CLOSE IN
town. two five room bungalows.
must be i'll good condition. price
right. Write Box 52S. State price
ana address. 25-ttl
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-01

FOR SALE: MULE AND nNr
horse wagon. Henry Boyd. pbnma
1I-6,r
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-01

NOW Is THE TIME To I,I'y yC,.---
ice bon. We have both new. o .,,t
used boxes. Il. T.. Sa,tcrwhra" anu
Sun, near Fire Station. phoH.
Il6-J ,.ohe
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-01

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ALtht PROPERTY OWNERS 49,.
increasing their lusurunr,. ARE
al higher rcplacc,nru, r, ~ View
u check your policies h,.+N' Lei
Department. Citizens rI'ahce
Trust Company. dhi
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WE HAVE PLENTY OLGA C.rC,.-
er coal, Fill your bin un, 'NN
inns coal Is avLllabl, " q Tln1e
ner and Son. Phone 2Gn run
--------------- -o"' ii,
WE HAVE a FULL. STOrr -:
work clothes including 'hi w
JIcEcis, Sweaters. glove, ~
ana pants. Western Aul, \ 90, ,,'">
Store. opposite Post O,n,, " ~.
NOW is TIE TIME To Bl'Y yOI,n
ice DnN. We have both new. wv.
used boxes. Il. T.. Sa,tcrvrh,,"'a
Sun, near Fire Station. phoH.
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FOR SALE: MULE AND nNy
horse wagon. Henry BOYD, pbnno
is-Gt
CALL Us FOR VICTORY ,;ARnry
fertilizer, 100 III. bags G,rG,n
seeds and cabbage plants. ph~nn
25u. III. H. Newman =,
OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION S1a
ton. Cars washed, iubrico,sd
polished, batteries rechagpcd. chi,
gas and oils. l.. I. Harris chi,
Service Station, GMnett and Hor.
ncr SITS, phone ll98-W 26-r
WANTED TO BUY USED am
springs. will pay up ,u $500. Adj.
dress Springs" Care D!>pa,ch -.
call GIG and leave name and ad.
ure>S' 21-6t!
WANTED TO BUY SMALL FARM
near henderson. price must Dr rca-
sonable. Write C" care DAILY Dis
pa'ch' l-2u
WANTED TO BUY, CLOSE IN
town. two five room bungalows
must be i'll good condition. price
right. Write Box 52S. Stale price
ana address. 25-it
WANTED - YOUNG LADY
to clerk in music store. Reply
in own handwriting. Lough-
lin-GoOdwyn. 4ti
USE VITA VAR FOR YOUR NEXT
paint job. There is no paint better
Yet it is the lowest priced quality
paint in town. Tanner Roofing Co.
22-tf
! WANTED CLOTHING SALESMAN
AT once. Good proposition and per-
mancnt position. Experienced man
preferred, but will consider others
Write giving qualifications and
draft status. LeggcttS Department
Store. 27-2u
IT'S PAINT UP TIME. FOR FINE
qualify paint II money S1Vin,
prices. Alex =. Watkins, Where
quality tells and prices sell lit
TIRE HEADQUARTERS WE HAVE
The laleS, official information re-
gardIng tire INSPECTION and opp!i-
cation tor new tires and tubes. LET
Us help you with yours. Henderson
NrilcaniZIns Co. pit
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOT
hides, scrap metal, steel. IRON. ant
Knockout blow. Henderson jun
Company. phone 300. !o-'
KEEP FIT WITH TIE BEST |!
fancy groceries. quality WcStei
meats, fresh fruits and vegetable
from IIcrbcrt'S yellow From
Phone 439 for free delivery. 2l-i
FARM FOR RENT. TOBACCO Al
lotmcnt. plenty of acreage ton "ti
CT crops. Mrs. Wesley !. swain
Dabncy Road. Henderson. pnoN
HOP or 259 l-'f%
GOOD DRY PINE WOOD. SAWEI
Stuvc wood length. delivered an
where III Henderson. -. NJ. Glove
nhonn 1891 15-li
WANTED. SHORT ORDER CuOi
a, Georges Cafe. Apply IN !cLsn'
: LOST IN HENDERSON SATtt
!, day. February -. black rim ''
: glasses III case. Reward :" iino'
4 if returned Ia Dispatch once
;, {. Arlington. ST. -
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-01

WANTED: NEW OR USED t''f ;,e
trio iron Sec ! Lee l.aNSi' se SI
College ST or Post once.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-01

SPECIALS THIS WEEK: 1898 fono
Convertible Coupe. genuine !c3 eau
err upholstery. Si95OO. iSto T. .''n,
mobile town sedan. looks '',u ,ood
like new. at S795,OO. Scver"' En-
used cars at reduced prices al or
dler-Palmer Motor Co.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-01

rs PAINT UP TIME. FOR FINE
qualify paint At money saving
prices. Mex :. Watkins. Where
quality tells and prices sell lit
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-01

TIRE HEADQUARTERS--WE HAVE
The latest official information re-
gardIng tire INSPECTION and appG-
cation tor new tires and tubes. Let
lis help you with yours. Henderson
NUlcanlzIng Go. It'll
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-01

WE HAVE PLENTY olga Gro
ef coal. tIli your bin uuvy nH'S
'hiS coal Is aNLIlabl, " @ rra"e
her and SON. Phone 9Gu ",H,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-01

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR
hides. scrap metal, steel, IRON. ana
rubber. Lets give the axis the
Knockout blow. Henderson Junk
Company. phone 300. l6-u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-01
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Ai jasrs,I pMo ,n.Y OWNERS ARR
INCREASING Then Insurance. IN nm
" hibher replacement cost we"
~ ct'ecii your policies. ms,,..Le'
department. Citizens E,mI. "hcr
Trust Company. @ ana
a.,
Evening star., 1943-02-03
MEN WANTED.

MEN WANTED.
Ages 1880, to take fare box readinss
experience necessary, no money to handle.
Must have legible handwriting and be
active physically ~ work requires climbing
In and out Of buses and streetcars. An
absolutely clear record Of past employment
essential. 64-hour,. 6-day week-from 8
pm. to 3 am. $40 per month to start,
with automatic increases.
ALSO
High school graduates ases q to 60.
already deferred in the draft. for inside
or outside clerical work. Experience not
needed. Must be quick and accurate At
igures and have 4 legible Handwriting.
Six-day, 44-hour week; 500 to $50
month to start, depending upon aualfhca-
tions. with opportunity for Advancement.
Apply weekday mornings.
ALSO
Cashiers. ages As to so. active and accus-
time. Clear record essential. Must have
good vision, accuracy At figures and legihle
Handwriting. Full-time evening shift. g.
day 64-hour week. Steady work pAying
S1bO per month to start, with automatic
increases. Apply weekday moTninss
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.
30th ana Prospect Ave. NV, oeorestovu.
Route No. 90. Cabin John etYeetcaT. q
xL&A98 DO NOT P6o2e&
Evening star., 1943-02-03

something that could have been set
tied between man and wife with
out coming to blows"
Mrs. Leonard r. Stinchcomb, jr.,
who was In the room of the big Bay
Ridge home of the Randles when
the shooting occurred, was released
under $2,500 bond as q material wit
ness. Sergt. Meade said she testi-
fed, at = hearing before Magistrate
James q. Woodward:
Young Wiley said something
that no woman would stand for. It
was something I don't care to re-
peat"
When Mrs. Randle left the room.
Wiley said: What do you think
she's going to do to me?'
Mr.. Randle replied: I don't
know, but once before she slapped
you In the mouth
When Mrs. Randle returned with
the rife, Wiley had moved from q
chair In which he had been sitting
and was seated on the sofa be-
tween Mr.. Randle and myself. I
closed my eyes when saw the rifle.
Heard Two Shots.
Then ! heard shots-two OF them
When ! opened my eyes the men
were lying on the floor. l called the
ambulance and the police"
Mrs. Randle, held in Jail pending
action OF the Anne Arundel County
grand jury on charges Of murder
and attempted murder, was smiling
when 6ergt. Meade arrived, the ON
Evening star., 1943-02-03

Ger said. "She insisted the shooting
was an accident" he added.
She is q graduate of Brenau Col
lege, Gainesville, Ga.
County officials said that since no
bond is permitted for murder cases,
Mrs. Randle must remain in jail un-
til the regular grand jury meets
April 10, unless a special jury-is i'm
paneled before that time.
Youth Accuses Her.
Sergt. Meade said Mrs. Randle
told him she only wanted Ito
frighten Wiley"
Sergt. Meade said young Wiley,
just before he died, accused Mrs.
Randle of shooting him "delib-
erately."
Mr.. Randle, whose horses have
taken many prizes in local horse
shows, was divorced in 1899 from
Mrs. Lillian Dixon Randle. Custody
OF the couples two children, as well
as possession of Bannockburn. a
large estate near Oakton, Va, was
awarded to Mrs. Randle. Many of
Mr.. Randle's show horses were
trained at Bannockburn.
Mr.. Randle first became promi-
nent in horse show circles about Is
years ago. Starting with Governor,
q chestnut gelding which proved to
be q spectacular jumper, he pur-
chased string of jumpers and
hunters and campaigned with them
through both Northern and South
ern horse show circuits.
Owned Champion Jumpers.
Among champions he owned were
Sport Marvel. which set the Metro
politan high jumping record at the
Warrenton show last September:
Troop and Gee Ray Bee, champion
hunters and two OF the best known
show horses in the country; RAN
dies Way and Cateer.
He later became interested in
flying and bought . plane In which
to travel to horse shows.
Funeral services Tor young Wiley
will be held at 10 am. tomorrow
at st. Mary's Catholic Church in
Annapolis.
A talented pianist, the youth was
to have gone Saturday to the Pea
body Conservatory of Music in Bal
timore for q music lesson.
He was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Addison H. Wiley.
The Willeys have three other
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Col. Mockeochie and Pilot
Reported Missing on Duty
European Purchasing
Agent Formerly
Lived in D. G.

The War Department announced
yesterday that Col. Douglas c. Mac
Keachie, ~, general purchasing
agent for the European theater of
operations, who formerly lived in
Washington, and 1t. Col. Russell
Reed Brunner, 80, Air Force pilot,
Of Baltimore are missing ION active
duty" No further details were dis
closed.
Col. MacKeachie came to WASH
ington from Medf1eld, Mass, in 1910
as deputy director of purchases for
the Once of Production Manage
ment. He later served as director OF
purchases for the OPM and the
War Production Board. He was a
civilian employe of the War De-
partment as deputy director of pro-
curement and distribution for the
Service OF Supply before being COM
missioned In May, 1942.
A native Of Brooklyn, Col. Mac
Keachie was former president of
the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. of
Vermont. His wife. Mrs. Martha
MacKeachie, and their daughter,
Nancy Jane, live in Medfield.
Col. Drummer was born in Duluth,
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laU, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. ,odit three fuu days and
receiUe their license on the NTH
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Deaths Reported

Marie Qirouard 81. lA02 Allison st. NV
Mary Q. 6paru 90. 1880. Dckinston plael
Annie T.. Adams. sa. se4s n Ct. NV.
Mabel Mickey. -, 1urMngton Hotel
william r. emallwoo1. 60, Dudley. Nd.
Asrr,ss aee s:ne g. PEA a 81 tittnn Fl nm
Eusuria II. Taylor. IS. 32O6 Wisconsin
Mabel ). Thompson, IS. 3415 woodley
road NV.
zs1TSo z.g ra,e.s zee m.s ons:TS d:no road
Guy B; wick. SO. 1851 31st st. NV.
John W. BARLEY. 40. Mount Rainier, Md.
a,S.s Garsi HErns v..sa 2lSS h5tn s
Roy DE- Hart, II. Seat Pleasant, Nd.
Mary A. Collins, IL. Cxon HILL Nd
Edgar L. Keplinger, 4, 1914 Channins It.
ne.
Thomas =; Harper g.. es6 ard st. sw.
yohnie Push: e2s 15l7h Marion court NV.
rosie Adams. ~. % Logan Dlace NV.
James Jackson. 5. 6l01 T st. Sc.
EDUCATIONAL.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

sons-Donald, who is in the Navy:
Douglas. a student at the Univer-
sity OF Maryland, and Addison, ir..
student at Annapolis High School.
Mr.. Randle was the adopted sor
OF the late A. E. Randle, who founded
Congress Heights and developed
Randle Highlands. At one time, he
was in the real estate business in
Washington and built several apart
ment houses.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

I
apply for marriage license on
one day. ,odit three fuu days and
receiUe their license on the NTH
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Srnest Gross. r.. Fl: 3ls5 3rd st. ne, and
Le.tha r. Buckmsn. 20, 5oz 10Th st. a.
e.s;.1 r. .ss s:Fsz ka,S f. "a, Arm, xsss ss'
Georgia ave.
rrons ons 4 4. x. Fsiesehsr q: 1s9 1lsh st; Sc,
Donald Y. Hnlenga. 20. so4s Clinton st.
re- and Rita NJ. Jenninss, 49, 1923 10th
ana oa:.,s 4"p T. Freeman. a't!s 1ssa hsss sarEs n1f
Donald =. Lamona. 40. r.kom. Park. Nd.
Rag ;n9 1,is R.sisIs W.I1sE h4s J S:;hssas M
Mary s. Evans. 1 e. s CAY. sEno Ind "a n'e'' ana
Annie VI Rseay. rs Is, ~ 3a1 Euii,d I'll H 4, nw ana
and sso@, u T. 10 ROOF s's a. 'efss' is 'ss s.
B:,. o,ais s.ei:; e gsr' e x,4..s a4.;s V: and
Ai.s :ad FF:Ps:s s:s,v I;a;. a.h;:s: ss ":
Daldomero Coyoca. 80. Baltimore. and
ana sara E. saser ' q. fsIn'ns i4ss lucid I'D
Ann s;'z: z:ss; q; 1s ,s ~ H,'r :ss
Sss. ss:s: s.ss;, g 9s:Gsss s,:s;s v: y: and
n.sS.5a w;ais; isnI, 3 o|ssn r. St M
and Elsie J. Gilbert. 10, 525 .nd st. ne
David 8: Buraess; g. 1924 Hirhvood
aassae W w,onins ana sysl'n sys Mckenzie 81
and Esther NJ. Stewart, IS, 6ll M St,
,a%da ass sssetos asf: e 80 :sus, :a:. s; es
and @ Eshsl rord' 'SSs 90, Ss:en ~ sdsh &
r.T5sRss Td,;S a, 4: x,nseg; XII g; + For. Meade and
PIX. and Violet Miscavsse' 81. ls4o
IA ns* S;,;s; e. Arm, IT TX ", ce :;
and Ruth Rovnst. IA 'Y Is. 90 eo7 s.. 4th ns st.
John Ronf9as Dqsustts s,dse!.ssl r. sls .. =: sy and
Pew; w:i: e. g; g. sssd ss ss;d ): =, and
% barber. & e!ass s, Stanford. an''c0 va. and Annie
io ana juanita s oTand.on, Gam nlmers L. n s3s q
rSsI., rSSsEl., gs sos.. y 20, ~ III ss 9 st ns.. and
Vein. M Caldwell s. sSf' 5aSa se'Gf; sheraiea aRa
sst;y asi,isas I'd ssis M s.::sss as%s .ys rs
400 Southern ave. Sc.
s.0f and ss%efE SesSs T. III a.ri:on a:assvis. a
Samuel +. Fraser; SO; ii3os New Hampshire
wi!Il.R z.hne.; q. Camp Lee, Va. and
william psnasy ssi 81 e0g So $5'' 18Th 81 ns 4
ne. and Helen R. Dorr. 10. 2el5
rmsnou.l aSs5.. tI s. ass.ni. 2s 4o 1s4, ruck.4m.n
Meridi.n NJ nno pi' nv, tH'' A. ADAMS 20 ls4'
sna c;ea S. ID 1ns:n Ga s gisd t. Nd
Robert J. Moran. 20. 222 l4th st. ne, and
xss.1s Bessie sa%aps9n' 81 AiexandSia
Pauline M Elm Einseil: 2s. sss End md st. 81. 1na me-.
NV. and Lula l. smith IS. C' 1910 ion sosh Il,
'Is:fa ese e 4 a. e. st e.; :y: :na
ks9vs SY' s. 1858 fs5s eaS Gaa
Issued At Rockville.
Carl P. Bettesworth: so, and Mary W.
.nd Ha4ea S.nshon snov ~ wash v
Doss Hayes. s5, and Havana Montreal
Murray wilson Decatur, 20. Washington,
snd Heller Elizabeth Evans Is. Silver
M -
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Mrs. j. 5. RandIe Held
On Murder Charge in
Death Of Youth, II
Wife of Horse Foncier
Also Accused Of Shooting
Husband in Leg

b. the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 3.-Attractive
Mrs. Helen Aileen Randle, 81,
charged with Staying a 17-year -old
high school boy and wounding her
husband after the youth made a
sighting remark to her, was quoted
by Anne Arundel County Police
Sergt. Brooke Meade today as saying
the shooting was accidental.
Allen Wiley, Annapolis High
School student and friend of Ulmo
S. Randle. 34-year-old Maryland
and Washington horseman whose
thoroughbred jumpers have gained
widespread attention, died in hos
pital Sunday, less than a hours
after he was shot in the abdomen
with q small caltber rifle.
Mr.. Randle, chief petty officer
in the Coast Guard and married
previously, still is in the. same hos
pital with a bullet wound in his
left leg.
Family Spat Blamed.
Sergt. Meade said the whole
thing started over a family spat-
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Births Reported

John and RedA Ashby, boy.
Don and His.6ssh srediee. Soy.
Ssmss, SUmss and md aetlds e4fea. sqs1te ne, boy
ss Hsafy ana and 1susR' eaiss cooS.s SoSes stG eS
Sds..: ana r csshesins psniies Ssn' s,ri. IT.
Bruce and Narcelle devaxeiile. sirl.
Lewis and Betty Dowell. girl.
Qen and Janet Dyer. boy.
Wilisn md md fhYill. di riaaansa; rasmsa.. go; 81.
STANLEY and sydeil Friedman. sirl.
nsst 5ya ana s9d rSIS raSR,SIcstss .5st d:o IN boz,
sidssz :aa i:.ssss esi.tsaAsla boy.
34ssssS 4ns.nt :as .na Han n.G d.ssy boy boy
Hirsil ss ana 1a'1 Hssel Heiim;.ns. aim; sni sirl.
Saf.':. :ad f9S pYIesE asssiols. Sos girl
dsers: ddsors: .nd and 1e4. 1an. HUI. HUI eGo p0v
Wilsy and 1snss .ioss jones, 'sssps.'en' sop. 00''
dd1s5sd dso:@. .nd .Sd Tfsis.sst fi;ss 5fEs' .sl
ioa and n:so9nf nn:5sta fIs pdy
Sh:1s :ns :nf tsss5.n lanisn lsnsisas bo; girl
EnafleS ana Alice Myrtle boy.
Robert and Pauline Mace, boy.
Richard and Martha OHare, girl
Wilton and Betty Osborn, boy.
John and Alexandrine Penrod. boy.
George and Mary Pepper, boy.
James and Frances Raley, girl.
James and GLADYS Reddy girl,
Howard and Retha 1ieele, girl
sSsss. - ~ ~ $;s sssses so,
Joseph and Betty vanRiper, boy.
william and Donna Whiteley, boy,
Frederick and Ruth whitney, girl.
Robert and Bette Worley, girl
Earnest and Annette Boone. girl
Charles and Mary Brunson. girl
Eddie and Lena Crutchfield. boy
BENJAMIN and Louise Dawkins, boy.
Lawrence and Ruby Dickerson, GIRL.
Frank and Bertha Farmer boy
Elijah and Willie Foster boy
Harrison and willie Lewis. boy.
Edward and Julia Mcneil, girl
Avert and Bertha ORbuEn, boy.
Tnomas and Precola Parks, girl
William and Margaret Randall. boy.
Charlie and Carrie Randolph. girl
James and Catherine Thompson, boy.
Dantle and Mary Twyman, girl.
Herman and Rita Vaughan. girl.
Raymond and Roverta Williams, girl.
QQeQ and Irene Wood, boy
Evening star., 1943-02-03

Issued 1t Rockville.
Carl P. Bettesworth. 30 and Mary W
Barton. 81. both OF Detroit
Hubert Childress "a, Fort Belvoir, Va
and Hildred Fanchon Snow, 22. Wash.
Doss Hayes, 25, and Havana Montreal
PAGE, IL, both OF Washington.
Murray Wilson Decatur. 20, Washington
snd Helen Elizabeth Evans. 2o. Silver
Robert p. Narsden. ~, Chevy Chase, Nd
snd Sfaaeee '. oress. -. 1sthssda
Evening star., 1943-02-03

Make a raid on your pocketbook,
SO that We can raid the Axis. Get
your War savings bonds or stamps
now.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
MEN -.


We can place three more de-
Tense, Government or other
workers, who have three or more
hours a day. Good pay. See
employment manager, 3 to IL
am, 513 X st. n.@.
GROCERY CLERK. with
knowledge Of meats, good
pay, good hours. Apply in
person. D. G. s., A00 7th
st. NV.
CHEMIST -BACTERIOLO O0lST.
Familiar with the soft drink In
dustry. Position Is one Of re-
sponsibility and provides excel
lent opportunity to qualifled
person. Give brief history, ref
erences, salary and draft status.
Address Box 322-T, Star,
Evening star., 1943-12-19
Aftermath

i HE sailor shook off his benefactor, and
turned to the checker Look, mister" he
said, "he was tryin' to help me. l didn't
have any dough when this came" He held
up the telegram That's why was ridin'
up front. He lent me seven bucks to pay my
fare"
The checker took the telegram, read
it, and looked suspiciously at Joe. ''You
do what he says?' he asked.
yeah, so what? Let the kid 60 on and
make his train Then we can iron out the
rest of it,
The checker drew deep breath and blew
his whistle. "C'mon, sailor. I'll get you
through the crowd" He looked back at
Joe. Get the hell outa here, quick. Scram,
willya?"
| had witnessed the end of the story, and
Joe told me about the beginning as he drove
me crosstown to Pennsylvania Station. AS
we pulled in there, l handed Joe ten-dollar
BILL
Take it out of this" said. "And keep
the seven you loaned the kid"
"Whatsa malta, Major?" Joe eyed me
coldly as he counted out the change for
the ten, minus only my fare. "Don'tcha
trust the sailor? do"
Evening star., 1943-12-19

sailor jumped out OF the front seat,
a Checker" for the taxi company
started bawling Joe out, threatened
to have his license revoked.
Joe paid no attention to the
checker. Taking the sailor by the
arm, he showed the money into his
Evening star., 1943-12-19

hand and gave the boy push. Get goin',
kid. That train leaves in about five min
utes''
Evening star., 1943-12-19
Major ReddinG (ieft),
,rho ,prOfe this heart
Uarnsing story. is the
co-authOv Of the ne,u

As the boy was about to dissolve =
into the MONDAY crowds, Joe called.
Hey, sailor! Sailor! Yeah, you. C'mere!'
"Whatcha want?" The boys voice was
husky from his recent tears.
"Whatsa malta? You sick?'
Nav"
well, what's eatin' you then? C'mon,
l amt got all day. Spill it." The words
were harsh, the tone hard, and for moment
the boy seemed about to answer angrlly.
Sailors are tough, too. But the look deep
in the cab drivers eyes stopped him. Silently
he handed over the crumpled telegram.
Joe smoothed it out and read it carefully:
Mother seriously sick. Asking for you.
Can you come The cabman looked up.
who's Eleanor? Your grip
Nav, kid sister,
Evening star., 1943-12-19
Solution?

JOE swung the front door of his cab open.
Hop in here" he growled, knowing that
riding a passenger in the front seat with no
flag pull is the most heinous of crimes among
taxmen. Il got seven bucks can loan you.
Get in"
Il won't take it," the boy protested.
"You don't know me"
Cut it! Get in or we'll miss that train"
Twas waiting for a cab at Grand Central
when Wicznewski's taxi pulled up. As the
Evening star., 1943-12-19
Problem

We'll, whatcha waitin' for? seen you
comm outa the Commandant's office. You
got your leave, amt you?'
YEAH
"Okay, get in, buddy. III haul you to
Grand Central. Get in"
The boy was embarrassed. Il got leave
all right But can't 60 yet. You see. gotta
get some dough. just been transferred here
and don't know nobody. l tried to hut
I'D the Chief but he wasn't in. gotta get
some dough-
'You need dough, huh?" Joe Wicznewski,
toughest taximan on the rank, looked the
kid over critically.
Evening star., 1943-12-19

yvsG ORi, I'm tvtd Of being on the shelf! think II
an I'd IN the paper WANTED: A Man.
vs, Look honey advertising won't help. You'll
eet man ii, you We learned the secret Of daintlne
the secrr. Of bathing body odos away the tem'"'~
nas ORl, The (ems,rt way Tsk. tsk. tsk. what vow
| always thought soap to remove body odos eject
haA to have that strong. 'mannlsh' smell!
vS, Not this one, dear-honest Here's .
truly gentle. truly feminine soap that leaves
you allur,nsly scented and daily use aeeu>
ally stops all body odos! Prove it YOURSELF.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Art NeedIework Reduced

Model Cotton Applique Crib Quilt, white
background, colored applique, size 39x59
inches. Was $3.50 Now slO5O
Days design, white background, colored
applique Size 38x58 inches Was $3.50
Now ---. -----.---- S11.5O
1 Model Cotton Applique Crib Quilt, blue
background, colored appliques, size 39x56
inches. Was S27 Now $3.50
l Cotton Floral Cretonne Bedrest, yellow
background, filled with cotton comber
Slightly soiled. Was $3.50. Now - $3.50
| Model Cotton Applique Quilt. peach
background, colored appliques, Cyclamen
design, size BOXES inches Was $3.50
Now - S21
! Powered Cotton Sateen Lounge Pillow.
cotton comber filled Was s250 Now s150
4 Glazed Cotton Chintz Wall Plaques blue
or pink backgrounds. Size 11l2x1512
inches. Was So Now--.----.- 81
IL Flowered Glazed Chintz Knitting Bags,
wood handles, chintz lined. Were Csc
Now 45c
pieces Needlepoint, design finished in all
wool on cotton canvas, size 28x28 inches.
Were $3.50. $2.25
10 pieces Needlepoint, figure design fn-
ished in all wool on cotton canvas Size
13hxl31a inches. Were Csc. Now 45c
36 Rayon Satin Boudoir Pillows, pastel
shades, cotton comber filled Half price
Now Soc
ART NE.pLEwoRx, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Books Reduced

2 Copies of Rod of Iron" The absolute
ruler Of England. BY Milton Waldman.
Less than y price Now ------ ST.
Copies Of Our War and Our Peace"
by James P. Warburg Less than y price.
NOW soc
Copies of "Amel' novel bv Myrtle
johnson, Less than u price. Now SOC
THE BOOK STORE, AISLE %, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Writing Paper
90 box Ceiling price soc

500 boxes of white and cOlored sta
tionery containing "a sheets and
"a envelopes
5 Flameproof Wooden Boxes for storing pa
pers. Were 50 95. Now w---- s145
2s Boxes Glace Ivory Note Paper. 100 sheets
Were 75c. Now - 35c
205 Packages Les Lettres Envelopes, gray,
white and blue. 25 envelopes to a package
were Soc. Now .-.---..--- 15c
426 Packages Eaton's Foreign Mail Envel-
opes-25 to a package. Were 35c Now 15c
STATIONERY, AISLE 2, FIRST FLOOR