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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. -caicula.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s1s i4th 81
ADDING MACH. typewriters. calculators.
ONCE equip, all kinds: top prices pd. Ewes.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, art objects. bet
ter-grade china and bric-a-brac in any
Me amount . .ny TaynteS at assSnce. once. Please eau
ANTIQUES, furniture, bric-a-brac,. china.
Aishest .saah sash prices paid. Can MURRAY.
BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture;
contents Of apis. or houses at once. We
do moving carefully; storage. ia. ss$7.
BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites.
living room pieces russ, gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
once; win pay highest possible prices. No
tsaay Nh Mr. aRAps. aGa osse Ma q ssso M please call
material. Phone CO. 1898
aSokaE 0Pash PRaEND SOLD BooxsroSh sas ss
until s Sundays until 6 pm.
elses paid oHz assa eaisas GfRss. sHoS
52s 14th st, NV.
contaxs. other foreign
and domestic. cameras and Photographic
eauipment. Also movie equipment. Come
soMMERs CAMERA EXCHANGE i1I0y
New York ave. NV. 81
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. bookkssping service, taxes.
pronpfi and loss statement, monthly g.
ACCOUNTANT: expert, books started; kept
part time. audits, statements, tax returns;
Az 5fSfsTTsaaSssf eapers oR 4o7b bkkpnr service
tSfas. Statements! Sro%Dt r.ss tx u IFS
ACCOUNTANT, books started. kept, state
ments, income tax prepared; D. c., Md,
Va; reasonable rates. BOX a1a-s, Star
ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started, Kept, liS.
PFS1ei Efas sH asss. sSSa
teresting. complicated Job covering several
sets of books. consolidated statements. tax
returns, partnership and corporation ac-
reouiTement not less than Ss5 per week.
AScoGNT1NG aeS 5sH Seas GRADUATE with experience,
nfrelan rm Box sf "a SssSs star position with GPA
ANALYsT--systems and forms, exp. in
Government and private industry methods:
POSITION. Box 81 C. Star. a6.
ARCHITECT, graduate. wants part-time
1 SeFs dT?s s1s or zD 1ss
Ss SeSk .st.r Fl any Kind; fTsn saos 4:so to Pm
MAN, colored young, wants a Job as porter
Or. Or dishwaSher aSas from pm. to IL midnight.
MfpbLEeAG2p Nib III 4sSf MAN AND WIFE, woTk a.
caretaker small estate pref, Nd; refer
Pay ROLL cIERk, CLERK experienced, veteran. era
excellent reference, desires position with
reliable firm. MR.. WHITMAN, l126 10th
PREssER, experienced. silk. wool. TR.
PRINTER, eompos,tor-pressman; Kiuse,
MsE nolsion ao3 p s.e sssy wishes STEADY
VETERAN, colored, desires janitor's Job
with living gyss quarters @ references Call Alex
time week days. Ask for JOSEPH
VETERAN desires work as luncheonette
manager; 10 years, experisnce; knowledse
NEED GOOD IDEAS well written3 News
or public relations; varied BACKGROUND:
Washington CORRESPONDENT, overseas ex-
perience. Write Box 105-C. Star. 26'
changed an opinion in ten years; young,
lucid-minded. intelligent and honest ex-
CT and Officer, with business background
of salesmanship. promotion, civilian and
Army administration seeks salaried posi-
tion; sell, promote. publicize, re-energize.
with reliable people only. Box 196-C,
Star. 27s
VETERAN, coIored. expert typst. desires
part-time evening work. Cali co. 1924
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SALE OR ExCHANGE--4-yesr lease three
a-rm. apts.. ne, " blk lith and sts.;;
eaass srossnr E& 800 800
busy location: long lease; rent. S1oo; ex-
1taess s1Se ana sTsRHsd sas mel asys5s
vestigated. buyers protected. DI. 2s7s-
RADIO AND VACUUM REPAIR shops
located in downtown NV. crossing 81 200
weekly; lease on both stores. combined
@ sBS sTsRLad II suBeas BbsINEss sss
BROKERS, 906 10th, St, NV. Businesses
eSeIusGe. DI. 297s-4470,
At present setup. as dist for mfg fully
equipped; available on long lease on short
notice to financially qualified individual
nsSs; appliance shop
and service business direct from original
owner; no debts: ideal for one or two;
ee ssson sesTs same ae oeaso aso
real money maker: regular accounts plus
pibsa private work selling to devote time to
invited if. sincerely interested Total.
s3sM s3,s9o sash sash Write for appointment. Box
HAVE OVER $4,000 worth of new quick
saleable 4, automotive specialities. retails,
Sd1; 90; take cash offer on entire lot or
srade = 1or @ new car, truck or lots. Write
DHuGSTORE-Locate in one of Wash
ington's finest nearby Md suburbs excel.
prescription business; soda fountain, 5
booths; situated on busy. corner; low
rental and lease: only $4,000 down; ex-
elnsiye eu yeo, RAFFELL REAL ESTATE CO,
DELicATEssEN and grocery. completely
clean; located in busy Takoma Park shop
ping center; large store: excellent oppor-
4ATE 1nrIty Cox sxe!Hsivf sH i,oa RAFFELL REAL IS
GAS STATION and tourist cabins, on Lee
hwy;. near Fairfax. Va.--An Amoco gas
station with 3 pumps, grease rack and pit,
air compressor; loc on a tract Of 4a acres
improved as follows: An attrac, new g.
room and bath dwelling house, Q heated
housekeeping cabins with bath, kit, sink,
etc; a 3,rm. dwelling house nearing COM
pletlon, lge. poultry house for 400 hens,
2-car gar, licensed produce stand. etc:
j acre fine oak trees and a spring fed
stream flowing through the property; the
main dwelling house Is now rented at SS5
PEI, per mo 70; and az the 2 cabins rent for 50 per
RALPH GRAIN, CHI $3.50 OK o101
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

alI Aln1NG MACHINES, ealculetors eleened.
ina 'd1Si.ss nSfsD Al Few eo
dHHms:tic H Esashing msehines. .gsndix snd
1s5 isET's Ind Il ..sSs ss2s as .o
hiH hiSo awaiHSs aaso cIrTrX. CITY AWNING Co. RA.
ssAMERAs III sspaRNs. 3isEsls 'ys Can ri Fu11m 3
dALBERT. INC. National l712. sl6 10th
exkPENTRY. repairs and remod.linr;
ssSss !; r 'SE fai '.'e e. eAssfD7 assH
cAKpENTkRi, Gpsaqpfaiitions porch work; fs steps.
sss.EssaSa :sS:!ss Sss:sP, t. ,s.;: e..
elHhsn al tTsm YesS q sGns s n NA f7 T. 5 -
CLEANING Of upholstered furniture and
rugs. rugs BY, by new , ana revolutionary process,
y YIN opG esBf ossi df E. sss5 Estimates call
Sc: ss.:
EsRgcTkrc hfgeFs VI W1nsd fsel fixtures, .,.r. ouie,
GG FSGa g. ana sys Wins kh ssei e.
enaes nst:sa H. 2 2sf5 81 81 Ss y day and
b2oRs rbfte s,.eSaNIo! sANpED and nishsd: expert
sASRdP sfosE ooh AsR HEEEas1sD sERVfes aH, 3,
FLOORS sANDED and refnished, cleaned
fEooR Rs e sskpN AK 81 TAyhoH AN6 KH sl2S
PARKS BROS. For sound noor advice and nd
7gel; 9SS, An work guaranteed.
sAff2sR sfnisess ooa eisnss saa
ooas ofSs WAsHEp sa sSns osss Hsh tie s7S
pairing: general house cleaning, wiz window
washing. Venetian blinds cleaned and re-
paired; CONTRACTORS; cash or terms: nc
SSSH aoaE asSs p sEkvdE nfFs aE.' RsE
FnnRNxccEE FFnNaxycE vAcuuM-cLEANING and re-
and adjust. your furnace now for S.; any
TIM .lms = any I.v glass c,S GSll VA 4s10, -2e
fuel oil delivered. dE. o46$. ia. 900.
GENERAL BRICKwoRK-rireplaces, re.
ssea,Hs s4a4P1z . sa RS!s?ssai concrete. e.
GLASS sspss. G9sEE Il Il er ee saoxN
n:sh tone. blue o. sed a.ss .eps sp and n dnss %ed
nFtsfs ms6s se Ss
Il HsisS 4 en- S1 o9SS
gee sssps 1.!ss. VIZ zs4s 4s'n''s. sh.:E7.ll'
ss5y,fsdi o. uRSEp I nST before the sHsh h
PAINTING, interior. exterior: white mech.
prompt sery.; reasonable prices. Phone NO
PAINTING and paper. hansing work
s5SRDs aa s.refhs fhosae dsRf en- e
PANTING-Houses; also roofs; by Job or
day: best materials used. MR.. C. r
PAfNrfNa PMAHfNSnrHN ao fgb fAPbERrNG alhsf o. MENTIONING,
veteran; work ,garansesd;s W asdo 2. c. ana 4rl
PAINTING, paesrminE;A In &c gen; re ITspsiSing: wbits
nsdisss 9 g.sMs,s service, iss,,c,kEu; ku; s9sI. A.. g..
sonable rates; DAYTIME. DI. 0l22; eyes,,
PAINTING, interior and exterior; all whits
Muschsnics. HOLLIS y BoHLMAN, ,AD.
!ai5'rIs, sxIS'1IsEo, Y.9s;s;,I repairs; small II:
::s|nsss:a s|n1ssa :1Hsis.HHEA 4 HAIHas I:He iass:' sScss:.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL wants Job cleaning apartment Call
from o'clock to O'Clock. Phone Ordvay
1854. 26s
hce. or as file clerk in private concern; ex-
pertenced. AID. 1850.
GIRL, colored, desires nursemaids Job;
fond Of children HO 7lS0
NURSE, maid or cleaning, nightwork: good
references. experienced. HO. 6066.
WOMAN, colored, wishes days work, Mon d,
day.
GIRLS, colored, want days work, ex-
perienced laundress, or cleaning. Call
NO. 3457. 90
COLORED GIRL wants g.h.w. or days
work AID 1879 I'd
Evening star., 1946-08-26
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS-Positions open in primary
and elementary grades, also for science,
physical education, commercial, home eco
nomics and music teachers in high school.
Numerous vacancies in educational and
scientific fields for college Instructors with
masters mast degrees; @ All positions are full
SECRETARY, trade assoc, S2,4O0: secre-
tary. woman's ASSOC, S2,400; typists. 81
esocsrc eso clerks; ks, s.S29 parts man 81 100:
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 1710 G st. NV.
MA. 0954, ga
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sELF-sERyICE p. 6. S., groceries and
meats. no beer. Weekly business S2,700 to
$4,000. Low rent; no living quarters: s.
year lease. Price, S22, 1000; good viii and
1xtures including truck stock extra,
terms.
Groceries and meats, no beer: weekly
business 81 900 guaranteed. Price. S1O.-
living quarters; new lease: SO, 900 cash re-
auired. Same owner Is yrs 5h-day week
-, ssf-ssrvice grose@5y @ and meats in Va.
year lease. Price, $1,000, complete with
stock includlng. truck. S3; 900 cash down.
Si S1 % Nssson., sssS q N.sonsssi' 81 ss7lss rsss
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

VETERAN. WIFE, 4-year r-old son desire
eS expenses; leave Sept. 1920. Phone oE.
q23a @ or EM; 546o; nv. ,27s
for Poconos Mts. and vic. Friday, return
Ing Labor Day. Call DE. 696s, Mon
sHARE,EixspENsE rLAN, 1o, Angeles, 8. r.
Chicago: low rates, ali cities. cars daily:
refs. exch. % Mass. ave. NV, RE. $3.50.
a6th. win take one person TO drive 1886
ys; low JpNEs as.
take ons passenger who drives. dL. o33o
OCEAN CyTY. 1xHoBorM BEACH and
car: reservations taken. At. bb72.
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BUTLER -HOUsEMAN and housekeeper- cook
desire position on country estate, white.
references. State wages in letter il inter-
ested. Write BOZ 49-C. Star. 26s
COUPLE, settled. middle-aged, experienced.
desire position managing apartment or
rooming house: man employed. TR. 6464.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
BASEMENT ExCAVATING, hoisting Of any
type, tank setting. Call for free esti-
mate, o. 7435. -27
STOREROOMS, End f., mr.. 9th and G SITS.
NV. $50 so. #. floor space and ESQ SO. II.
floor space. Ideal for workshop. Can
Ma. 0714. -96
EoR RENT. one 1h-yard shovel. Gall
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

art-time evening work. Cali CO. -7s2
fter pm 2Ss
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

II ROOFING, gutter work, painting I
General repairs. Call AT. 20S0. 81
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the dark crown of thorns. They looked like
beads of fresh blood.
Its the kind of thing that Mardok might
have done," Mark said. maybe he escaped
after all. But you mustn't let it worry you.
If that was his car we heard, he is halfway
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begged him not to do it. mot now," she said.
Women had always been rather puzzling to
Mark; but he had considerable respect for
their intuitions; and Evelyn, who could not
have explained her uneasiness, was so clearly
affected by something in their environment
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came back to me only little while ago.
There was trouble in my dream, and this
place was to help us in some way. was
afraid we might miss the turning but the
car seemed to know the way, as if we were
being piloted. suppose we are, don't you?"
I'm sure of it. But what was the dream?"
wait till you see the other side of the
house" She took his hand and drew him
quickly round the corner of the villa. There,
dipping their heads to pass under glorious
myrtle, they groped through bushes that smelt
like lemon verbena, and came out on lovely
terrace.
She seemed to feel strongly that this place
was some kind of refuge from the nameless
forebodings of her dream; and indeed the
stiffness of the garden had a curiously pro-
tective effect, as though enfolding them both
with friendly though invisible arm
you say you dreamed about this house"
he said. What was it you dreamed?"
~ CAN only remember part of it. Some
thing terrible had been happening to us;
somehow I had escaped it and was being
hunted, when suddenly | saw dear old Ad-
miral Roscoe, who owned this villa standing
bareheaded at the entrance of the road. He
was staring down the road with troubled
look on his good old bulldog face, as though
expecting me and anxious about me; and as
soon as he saw me he signaled with his hand
to drive in quickly. I did - but when /
looked around for him he wasn't there. and
was standing alone here on the terrace in
the night.
Il seemed to be horribly frightened be-
cause YOU weren't here - something terrible
was happening to you But all the time some
thing was saying to me, Don't be AFRAID. IFS
all right Don't be afraid Sometimes thought
it was my father, sometimes Admiral Roscoe,
or his ghost; and sometimes thought it was
the wind in the trees.
Then it seemed to be growing light
quickly, and you were standing near me
after all; but we weren't here. We were in
some high place among the hills, and st.
Francis was holding out his hands to US, say
ing 'Buona Ventura wonder If 1t means
we are to make Assist our final home. did
think of it as the best alternative to Ravello.'
Assist must be the one place in the world
where no harm could happen to anyone, said
Mark But this is the place to sight ship
from, if ever any unlikely explorers come
from the New World.
The flagstaff, at the end of the garden,
stood on high cliff promontory of which
one rocky facet looked toward Naples and
the other towards Capri. "A flag there could
hardly be missed by any ship coming into the
Bay" said Mark. Perhaps the dream drove
us here Just to make us hoist it; and the ter
rible things were only whips to make us go
faster wonder where the Admiral keeps his
colors? We must run up flag"
A look of fear came into her eyes, and she
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to Rome by now. But why should he be
going back in such hurry?"
He may have seen my diary. left it in
my room. The entry in it said that we were
going to Rome If that's it - he'll find the
message at the Via Margutta, and -"
The Brookes very considerably left a
reve'ver and some cartridges here"
HERE'D be no help in that" she said.
He has no scruples, and he has weapons
of his own. You might think him perfectly
friendly; but, without warning he could
paralyze you where you stood, before you
could fire shot. just as he could bring your
car to halt if his Alata, powerful car, were
within five miles of it. It's not Mardok; it's
the power behind him that frightens me.
There's something evil trying to close in
on u.s. 80"
She replaced the altar lamp with another
which she found in side chapel, and before
leaving they lighted it together.
That night it was Mark who alternately
lay awake and dreamed At about three in
the morning he rose and, cropping towards
the window, became aware - by catlike
step behind him - that he was not alone.
He turned sharply. There was faint click.
A tmgling sensation crept through his brain.
He could see nothing - not even the giim-
mer from the uncurtained window. He was
not sure whether a sudden blindness had
overcome him, or whether the night had
grown blacker. He groped his way across the
room and turned on his fashlight. 1t had no
effect He felt for the door and found it open,
but he could see no glimmer of light outside
not even a star in the sky. He brought his
hand within an inch of his face, and he could
not see it. Then he remembered the hideous
threat of the enemy - toe haze WedponS that
,UiH Ieaoe them neither eyes to see nor ears to hear
They've blinded me" he gasped, hardly
knowing that the thought had escaped into
words. But it was heard and answered.
mot yet" said low grating voice. "You
may recover your sight, on conditions. Tell
me where she is"
why do you ask? - What right have you
to ask that question:"
Then, in the same grating tone, the voice
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Mark; Dut ne hdQ considerable respect IOr
their intuitions; and Evelyn, who could not
have explained her uneasiness, was so clearly
affected by something in their environment
that he could not doubt its reality.
Then, at that moment, they heard,
on the main road through Sorrento,
hundred yards away, the soft rush
ing sound of powerful motorcar. 1t
had once been a sound so familiar j.
that it would have passed unnoticed, a
but now it froze them to stiffness as -
though the wings of an archangel had
gone by. =
"Heavensr' said Mark did you
hear that?" He was about to run to 80
their own car and follow, when
Evelyn seized him by the arm and
chung to him. mo" she said. Don't
move. There's something wrong out
there l don't know what it is; but
there's something wrong. There's evil
in it" She looked at his face beseech-
ingly, and he saw with amazement
that she was horribly frightened ~
Eve, my darling" he said, holding
her closely in his arms, you mustn't
let a dream trouble you like this. That
sound my dear, could only mean that
there's some other survivor here"
Il didn't tell you" she said, because l
was afraid you would think was crazy; but
just before drove in here, thought saw
the dear old Admiral standing bareheaded
in the road and signaling to me to come in
II, he
1T was just your dream repeating itself.
Eve 1t often happens"
''Oh no. know now that he was trying to
save us from whatever it was that passed. He
was trying to save us from meeting it"
She was so convinced, and so stricken by
her appqehensions, that Mark himself began
to feel phantom fear of something unknown.
eff anything should happen to separate
us, Mark, or if you can't find me" she said.
Il want you to come here. may be hiding"
IHEN, for the first time something in the
way she used that last word - hiding
touched him with the cold hand of fear But
he must not let her know it. He led the way
to the car, and they drove in silence along
the beautiful cliffroad to Amalfi and up
through the hills to Ravello. A single star
was shining brightly over the little town as
they approached it.
At Evelyn's wish, they stopped at the
doors of their cathedral and went in. As they
approached the chancel, she gave an inarticu-
late cry. Their lamp, which was never to go
out. had been wrenched from its chains and
hurled - as though in some evil anger - at
the crucifx on the high altar. Patches of oil
stained the altar cloth below the crucifx,
and all around it were fragments of ruby
colored glass There was no new mark upon
the ivory figure of the Christ; but ruby
colored sparkles and grains had lodged in
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packed H1tO Three DIlcI ScllcIiCcS tItc cSSCulldI
iniquity that had wrecked civilization: You
possess something Which do not possess. /
hare the bos0er to take ii. Therefore 1 intend to
take it,
It was as simple as that; as simple as the
doctrine of 'Mein Kampf"
"You will not find her here" said
Mark
Il am going to look for her." said
= the voice.
z Give me back my sight," Mark
cried out to it in desperation.
ON THE contrary" said the voice.
There was another faint click, and
- again a tingling sensation crept
through Mark brain. His lower jaw
kiW dropped as in paralysis, and he could
not articulate. Then everything be-
came blank.
u 1t may have been half an hour
before Mark began to struggle back
to life; more than an hour before he
could grasp even family, what had
happened. Everything still appeared
to be pitch dark, and as he painfully
tried to raise himself it flashed upon
him, like a bullet through the brain,
that something must have happened
to Evelyn.
He found it was almost impossible
to move, and his arms and legs were so
numbed that he felt as if he were still para
lyzed. He tried to pray for help, and found
that he could at least articulate. Help us,
GodT' His cry went up from some great
depth within him. IF it is possible along the
roads of law, smooth away these difficulties"
And as he prayed. he somehow felt that help
could and would come. Then he relapsed
into semi-consciousness for half an hour.
After this, gradually, the power of move
ment seemed to return. He caught faint
glimmer of light from window The numb
ness gradually left his brain and facial
muscles He rose to his feet, tottering little.
He groped his way out through the door and
past the courtyard. up the avenue of cy-
presses. blundering into tree trunks and con-
losing his sense of direction.
And then - still half -dazed - he found the
electric torch in his pocket and groped his
way out and was moving more quickly across
the piazza. Everything there was utterly
silent and there was new emptiness that
struck him cold. He went through the bronze
doors into the church. 1t was quite dark
within. He could see only the little ruby
fame which Evelyn had replaced before the
altar He called, in hushed whisper, Ere!
and the whisper came back to him from the
walls like a cold breath. Eve! Ever he
called, not expecting her to answer now, but
out of his own bursting heart.
HEN, near the altar, the light of his torch
fell on a tiny picture card which had been
Gropped there. He wondered how it had
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TOP SECRET: Perhaps you have to Of these
aet inconspicuous train plane, not dreaming
his brief carried political dynamite Read about the
adventures of diplomatic in weeks issue
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packed into three brief sentences the essential
iniquity that had wrecked civilization: You
possess something Which do not possess. l.
have the posoer to take it. Therefore I intend to
take it,
It was as simple as that; as simple as the
Evening star., 1946-03-10

out OF his own bursting heart.
HEN, near the altar, the light of his torch
fell on tiny picture card which had been
dropped there. He wondered how it had
happened = and the blood rushed through
his veins at thought suggested by an old
story of his childhood - the thought that it
had been dropped there designedly.
He picked it up. and recognized it as one
of the pictures that he had seen in Evelyn's
own missal when he had glanced at it week
or two ago. 1t was picture of the crucifix
at Assist, from which, according to the ancient
legend, the lips of the Crucifed had whis-
pered to St. Francis the words which were
printed in Italian above the picture: Go,
Francis, and rebuild my house, which as
thou seest, is falling into ruin" Mark had
Continued on page "a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-05-31
Bremen. Germany
Wedding Links
Army And Navy

The Army and Navv were link
cd together in a beautiful wedding
in the Navy Chapel at Bremen,
Germany, April /, when Corpor-
al Katherine Hutcherson of the
Woman's Army Corps became the
bride of Chief Petty Officer Pat
rick Luke of the United States
Navy.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hutcherson
of Rt. 2, Pascagoula and the
groom is a resident of Rome, Ga.
The sefvice was read by a
Navy chaplain, and the bride was
attended by her captain as maid
of honor and four members of
the Woman's Army Corps.
Her gown was fashioned of
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silk from a parachute but her
attendents were in uniform.
Mr.. Luke has already returned
to Rome having recently receiv-
cd his release from the service
but Mrs. Luke has not yet reach
ed the States as she was not
to receive her discharge before
April 20, end so far, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hutcherson have not hoard
when she will arrive home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke will visit in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hut
cherson before settling down in
Rome where he is connected with
the Georgia Powder company.