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HELP DOMESTIC.

CHILDREN's NURsEMAID. over 26 yrs;
sayr: say ~ SIS wk. Wo. $3.50. 10
COOK, and g.h.w.; adults: live in Or out;
S25; references. WO. 1907, 4421 seth st.
Cook, E.h.w., take care Of b-year -old boy.
light laundry; live in; salary $24 per wk.;
must have references. Call GE. 2843.
COOK, general houseworker. unusual at
tractive upstairs room and bath; sleep in;
no laundry; small family; refs. NO. 1897.
CoOK-HOUsEKEEPER, take full charge
for employed couple; live In; must be fond
COOK AND MAID desired by q family of
adults; live in or out: must have excel
laundress employed; Phone; except between
G W;;CookiNG, live in; celorsd. fond
G.HW., colored, no Sundays; adult family:
pleasant working conditions; top salary;
close to downtown. knowledge Of Jewish
dishes preferred; will not consider appli-
cants without worthy .. C. references and
experience. WX 2521.- LIS
sl5 sIst u.efiy ri saH sH sssS d'' "k i've M1s IN
HOUSEKEEPER. white. elderly: live in;
years old BOX SAC, star is
HOUSEKEEPER, companion. middle age.
white: very light work; no children; live
IN Tsts SH 5s2S Silver sDE Doia ad so
exper.. 35 to As; live in; recent local ref
and health card; $40 per wk. Apply In
person, 331 Emerson 1t. NV. 40
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES.

CIVIL sEKyICE ExAM-clerk cAF-l
answers. 6s pages, So: MERIT PUBL.
CATIONS. 313 Evans Bldg, DI. 7l91. 81.
iSssi' @ 81 s:sna. .Ss X sH45
LEAKS 10 DIVE IN wasniasson's Oldest.
driver training school; I948 model cars,
ad dV. " s%s4 s4aT0s R%p;s 10
SPANISH. modern methods. private classes.
experienced teacher, B. s. degree. AND
ERSON, 716 10th st. NV. Phone ME.
sIxuTY OPERATORS NEEDED Modern
ssFs AoSoS ai scS1o PS5 fee 81
ave. ME. 777S. Established 1915.
/ WOULD LIKE TO TALK to reliable men
who would like to train in spare time to
learn welding. metal work. spray painting
pairing; should be msch.nie.lly, inclined
not interfere with your Job; veterans and
civilians. For information about this train
ing, write at once. giving name. address.
age and working hours. AUTOGRAPHS
1Sk sK1b 1sSA s4s sta5' n,truetIsn, asa
ssa eezinsm Elk ahxA sSss 1s
THE APPROVED INSTITUTION for men
School SCH OF REAL ESTATE, 1906 Goth St.
The course is short and fundamental by
reason Of the quarter Of . century Of &C.
approved for World War veterans. Next
invited, without oblisation. to enroll.
DE eO30. AID. 1922
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SALESMAN.

INSURANCE SALESMAN. with car, to
service life insurance route: must be am
bilious 6nd age II to aS guarsntesd salary
SuRANCE CO., 902 g ST. NV, or phone
YOUNG MAN, high school graduate, for
have car. Apply 3l4 Randolph pl. ne.
WAsiiSGToN's ONLY chrysler Airtemp
to sell Its complete line of heating, air
cond;, appliances. storm windows and
allied lines: Exper. or inexper. we train
sH aM s1 saI S5sisfss Son sef ar
Pd aas ksnnsdy sHIEsNss sIs ns
airy and commission; must have car. PROC
TOR & HUTCHINSON, Tl4 14th st. NV.
SALES REPRESENTATIVES, wanted by
large national shipping brewery for Dis
trict territory. Brewery experience help
ful but men with proven merchandising
yertised commodities viii be considered.
paid N Write for interview. Giving sales
telephone number. Must be resident Of
EDsTRAND' sos Lawyers Bldg" Raisigh
ri PIANo AND ORGAN sALEsMAN-GSood
man; See MI. Dixon. KIT MUSIC CO,
RADIO AND TELEyIsIoN salesman-Good
man man See Mr.: Dixon, KTTT Music GO.
sxIEsMEN. major electric appliances.
large modern appliance store; excellent. op-
portunity. Call MR.. DORAN, EN-. $500.
Statesmen. full or part time. to sell a
terrific new 81 item which absolutely
every one will buy on sight. We guarantee
sale of at least $4,000 In Prince Georges
Co. alone. during next so days. Sell to
dealers, in. public places. or door to door;
not earn $1,000 per DAY but can easily
hours as you want to work. Triflers and
hoaters, please don't waste our time. See
Daily at PALO ALTO. 4409 Bladensbure
rd., Bladensburg. Nd. tJust past Peace
SALESMAN WANTED FOR ONE OF wash
ineton's most exclusive mems shops.
Hsss saop ss!%sps sss n5es
SALESMAN wanted by manufacturers rep
resentatives. Experienced, aggressive. To
cover Maryland and D. C. Car necessary.
Expenses paid. Send complete information
including telephone number to Box 490-A
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

FARM COUPLE-Good wages house with
bath. electricity, fuel milk: husband must
be sober. driver, handy in house and gar
CEN wife to work part time in our home.
iSsTkUSTSR; in arsss shorth.ut 9isht
ORGANIsT for roller skating rink. Apply
NATIONAL ARENA, Kalorama I'd. and
saIfspEopLE. II sspsiEopLE toy department, 15s begin
psssonnsi s a / once Sth floor. aoaEpEESBERsSs,
oPPoRTHNiTIEs for you in the Heeht
Co.. Washington, D. c. and Silver Spring,
Nd. in the following selling depts.: Ready
to-wear. accessories. children's department,
home furnishinss:s siiyerwsree; toys: cor,
experience xe'Ii train you for an inter.
esting lob while you earn. We also have
openings in nonselling departments for
secretaries once clericals, typists, adding
machine operators. check writer's. cashiers,
a''j can enjoy our s.day 4s.hourl week
leses. Stop in and have a chat with one
of our friendly personnel representatives.
any time between 10 and 4:30. 3rd
floor. personnsI ONCE. 9TH and F SITS; NV
Tuesday. Wednesday; Thursday and Sat
urday; Monday and Friday from 1890 to
80, Silver Spring store, corner Of Fem
ton st. and Ellsworth dr.. Silver Spring
We HAVE TWO OPENINGS in Prince
Georges County for aggressive men or
settled women. who have ability to sell
life and disqualification insurance.: some
experience in selling desired, but not
necessary: applicant must have car; guar
anteed salary, bonus, and commission; for
interview: call UN. 4545, between u, 10
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO CLEVELAND, about q week.
Can take one to help driveA refs. Phone
yisnns, ysnn; 3 Y ya;; 194.W. ~.
about Oct. 23. would like male companion
to assist in driving and share gasoline
Expense sxPsnse & Box &l?9-B; Star 10.
take young woman or couple; new Chrys-
Ter car; share expenses. Box 334-R, Star.
DRIVING TO MINNEAPOLIS Oct. %,
room for two. Call Jackson 1888 l9s
DESIRc 8 RIDERS to share expenses;
Memphis, Tenn; returning the next week
end; new Nash. FA 1891 after pm.
los
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HELP MEN.

uU6sT Vt6s(s
5oa snd ASIs JssfPs d sPS
SHOE IS saIEsMAN-Must Al hsSN h.v. experience ms
baTll family shoes sSod salary steady Job short
saSEMAKEE saHS MAJ Zoo szgsTisneed ,S a-.roSRd'
saoa Vas Pss sos
SIN s r5 sPoTT.R' expsTisnesd ri, EOos salary
s4pEFaEGAeks rss @ st WANrEp; III only .x-
perienced need apply long job. Call
owens ss74 between am. and pm
STOCK BOY. full time 5-day week. @ofs
ON
S sT6ck z cIERks ih Sso for ne reesivinr and marx
offers on M attractiVe salary WITH With opportanity %ns unity
oss To5se X iRsSs sHo SGea: sn
STORE CLERK Good opportunity for
sales clerk In our downtown store: per-
aured. See Mr.. johnson between lO-l2:38
Monday or Tuesday. F. W. BoLGIANo
Go sesdmep tor bo7 .tlr,on. St ,. ls
in store: good proposition. Apply the
WoHLMurH CO. ll38 7th st. NV. -"2
TRAFFIC and receiving room manaser,
excellent salary for risht man; store bene-
qqFE%Ki4FS qpFpNSSFRs MIansSiJNW: m need
more men, | exper., l apprentice; good
work. DISTRICT TYPEwRiTER CO, 1908
GPaoI,fSErs SpIs ,ses,5sRssa only; .ts.sy
Rhode Island ave, Mt. Rainier. Nd. -l9
farm; salary "s and s share % basis, 70 DU tsSi
WOOL srorTER, experienced: good salary
4 s1sRs mao 7tS S'nly sF BLUE BANNER
shs! NAN s. s'PiE aEsRq sF'5sr5s9 @
YoUNG MAN to work in coffee store. Ap-
ply 1913 st. NV. See Mr.. Wesley;
YOUNG MAN interested in becoming a
truck parts man: your opportunity to
learn with large concern. See Mr.. Sed-
den At 1920 1st st. ne. Monday. is
sPgSs %ss sin t.! sfs fsn BSsb
70, YOUNG 6 j, Man. N, DTstsIs5ly - college .T.s- s.,
Of established Arm. 627 st. NV.
YoUNG Yoi sGi MEN. ex-o1s and collier. students,
time; no. experience necessary; excellent
ReH%. RS2Ni Apgly MN & s31 &c nx st
drawing acct while learning. Apply 2 to
ccouffeosN cfes MEN-oUTslDE sALEsMENEeet
% oz Xppfs nsf PEfRf EeFFbs sfT6lo Ss
MaRkiEb ,ash Iii D'S MEN, between e5 and a5 Years
of age. for insurance debts Salary and
Sary. Cali in person from 9 to ! am; Or
| to 3 pm. Monday or Tuesday, SUN LIFE
INSURANCE CO. OF AMERICA, 1910 Ver-
GGSTIEMRN GEN Lei S AND S'I iAbIEs-The school is
for occasional part-time employment dur
sdo +, Heteraa .eSden, n
somsa ezs5 % cnIy; NATIoNAL SCHOOL
IA SArfoNakET MGRd'E kSo%N eSSasA h.ais hsst1s equip
ment distributor plans to set up local
fabricating shop to make and install sheet
he%e, W W,lI hmm imRedi.t.Iy erect .s and nd tur. H
tools and equipment. Desires to engage
thoroushly competent and experienced
and operate It on proft-sharing basis.
This man will be furnished with hrst
class eneineering assistance. ample tools.
alton. He viii receive1s fair salary, with With
costs achieved. He probably is now work
IN Ing; . 6pt .EEslnt Eants to get into business for
reply. giving full details Of education and
experience, Replies will be, held strictly
confidential and convenient interviews ar
HnLBHLY UNITS. musicians and enter
s.hfFi ANS k6IHE bRIytE for dry clean
ns familiar n desirable GOOD ass
sitlon BUNKER HILL VALET, 2009
Bunker Hill I'd. ne
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PERSONAL.

ROOM AND BOARD for elderly people.
with nursing care; opposite Walter Reed
REDUCING. cabinet baths; gentlemen only.
Hrs. 10 Am. to 10 pm. Phone GL. 6l72.
vacancy "a. "A! m NgRs15NS Ny s1SS NOME sl-hou,
prompt and sfacient service: epen ewes.
MasE MAR 1T II 4 sGLI sm cT 70 sEE BUELL. for
generator and starter service. S11 10th
st. NV. Me. 6777.
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HELP DOMESTIC tcont.).

MAID, to- work tourist home. Apply once
between and 9 pm, 1211 You st. NV.
MAID, general, neat and personable, thor
oushly experienced; 5-day week: $27 so:
work each Sunday; must have responsible
local references. Apply mornings, between
Q and 1880 o'clock at $500 Brandywine
st. NV. go
MAID. experienced, In doctors small home,
knowledge Of cooking. live in, private room
and bath, no heavy laundry; local ref. re-
CURED; S22.50 per wk. Call OR. 1886.
SECOND MAID, white, age 21-35; pref
foreign speaking; blk. Conn. ave. bus
Call WO. $500 bet. 1912 am. and 8-16
WHITE HoUsEKEEPER for employed
adults; live out; dinner only: Bendix
washer. electric dishwasher. Phone CHI.
1858 between and 10 am. only. z-19
CARE OF CHILDREN and gh.w., by exper.
colored girl, over 20. in Silver Spring; Ga
day wk.; city ref; $3.50 wk. 81. 2244.
WOMAN. white, care for small child; room
and board: small salary. NO. 1892. 10
COUPLE, colored, man and wife; live IN:
woman cooking and g.h.w., man able to
DC odd Jobs; drivers permit. Apply 81.
MONS SHOP, bet. 3 and 5 pm. 1914
l4th st: NV. No phone calls. -ly
G.H.W.-PLAIN COOK
local refs SOh vk ia 2tQO on
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HELP MEN.
ARE YOU THE MAN?

Energetic, ambitious. with . genuine in
81 Ts neePe eo apa
Opportunity for sales career with one
Of Americas oldest. but most progressive
no handicap. On-the-j Job training pro-
gram allows~ excellent earnings from the
start amid coneenial working conditions.
you. ARRANGE for an interview with 3.
9. Battistone. THE BALTIMORE LIFE
ms. CO, 419 King St, Alexandria. Va.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored. desires general heusework.
Call Ii. 1880.
GIRL. colored, desires full time caring
for haby. NO. $3.50. from 10 to 5.
GIRL, colored. reliable, desires house,
work no cooking. good ironer. No Sun
days. Live out. FIR. $3.50.
LAUNDERER, flrst class, wants laundry
work Wed and Fri; will fuaaish the best
refs. Call AK. 1747 after $50 Mon. and
Tues is
SCHOOL GIRL, colored. desires Job as
mother,s mthers helper; NO. $3.50.
ily. Cooking and downstairs work. Refs
S35 wk. NO. 5295 -19
WOMAN, colored. wishes days work for
Tuesdays. Wednesdays, Fridays. $40 pei
day LU. 1898.
3 COLORED GIRLS desire part time work
70 fore enr noon o'rn or alter s!I pm M CO 1903 0e
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BOOKKEEPER

For large jewelry store, good starting
salary, permanent: vacation; yearly bonus
Apply Mr. Williams (do not telephone), ,
KENT JEWELRY CO., 701 7th ST. NV.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

O.0. w .-FIAIN COWOh
local refs. S25 wk. ia. 1892 -
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TYPiST to address envelopes. good salary
stesdy sns ltb position PC DAlLEYs cIoIHi1ssG' THIN
TYpisT " with tn elementary knowledge of
bookkeeping, to do general ONCE work and
learn Reming ton Rand bookkeeping ma
chine operation; 1la-hour day 5-day week;
only M thoss , desiring Psrmsnent rn,s positions
TYPIST, 5-day. 35-hour week: convenient
dowhtown ONCE; salary open. Republic
TYiPIsT, general ONCE work. experience
Miss Mis- Jon. jones, ''saRs SEARS, RoEsUeK q CO.
m wSte ave under 3 10 years annual
5-day week; permanent. Apply in per-
s&rosAn srooRAPHic e. Ss
1Aa TYrisF, f.: young ari nomsn AN WIZ GOOD hand,
TYPIsI. white. seneral ONCE work. 81;
So tsess' 81 ASssc1 sfss zoo s5 sSS
sS..S issg som: s..s ssD.rssf: ss 81
fifi FL LIP Sshfds}i SfEsAfok yoan
Consider Individual with tipping ability
sss'; sss Pm" s.is';: iiss;'' s''s:
TTYffiisTe e'N WAITED, oit for credit once. no no
gsfmssnIssnt rs sdysnsement. Apply Rlad,AI,
TYr1s4 III 81 Ii position With
in bookkeeping would be Of special inter-
est Short hours % good pay gleassnt g syr-
an scSaar x.es sns A. Bs44 Pss
fse. 70 hour wese must iS have e1eoo sood tsle; H
@ Dhsne routine: Hss xny s.ang s T. earn month meSss %
iearnins H % chance % for sdVsne.ment fh % in " SAL
eIeasant Working conditions. Fox iissc,
ffiYiPPisT-RECEPTIoN1sT. pleasant phone
voice, accuracy with figures nee; 40-hr,
SoREy sesz yk Mr WsS1.'ais s5SS hau0r dealer s sR
sa.' tiR TIE Gns Hs:f :: SI:s
Hsiss. s4gIsa AgIR1y IN gsE;en. 1927
WAITREssEs. colored. Duke Eliinston's
sS. sssvsta corner II s9h a. ana sns Dn SIS
MAIrREssEs esnss!snsed nYs9 vsRsss st
VWAHifTiREsss. White ~ experienced: II to 8
fhst FSes ssary and wayn. tD REER sEA
WAITREssEs. experienced; hrs. II am.
| to pm; good pay and tips. ROSMAR
SM SILL; d7sS a'os Columbia pike Arl. LIS Va
WILL CALL DEPT. in department store.
Experienced. 5-day week. 20gs discount on
purchases; disqualification Apply person.
mel ofiice. 5th floor. GoLDENBERGs. 5th
and X NV. 30
WOMEN, 3O-50. dignified position with
earnings Of S25O-$4QO per mo-; exper. not
necessary as we will give you thorough
training to assure your success; car nee
essary. In replies state marital status
age, home address and telephone number
WOMEN-Earn UP to S5 hr. selling the
new life-like cookie cutters tosa your
TsRIBUToRs, eSS Eye II. NV. -ia
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Ase 1928. trave! Calf or Florida and
return; circ. interviewing and extension
work; permanent. No experience necessary
We train you Average. $500 monthly.
Drawing account. TRANSFORMATION fur
nished. Apply MRS NERBONNE, 1O-2,
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AUTO MECHANICS
Openings for experienced. Al men. tx
cellent working conditions. finest equip
ment; disqualification benefits, group in
surance, paid vacation and holidays: many
other ADVANTAGES. See Mr.. LIE Gette.
CAPITAL GARAGE
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SALEsLADIEs, must be thoroughly exper
in children's wear; starting salary, $40
Der week. Apply BEYDAS, 3114 18th
st. NV. -lS
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age house selling complete line Of rope.
eordase mops, nets and mop wringers;
give s tuil il details in replying. Box zss.A,
Observation-Disclosures to sell important
state age experience and last earnings.
mems : feaay sS e g. wear. Cali At szSs 18TH
SALESMAN = Modern retail store needs
iussaee, anifoims sM SPORTING M goods soS"srli and
other Other related mdse; permanent year
sxLksMaN-our sad salesm.n don't do %'s any
enE ours IS spseas ssRs 1ssd sSd or on
terms. no credit restrictions. II you are
Just fair you should earn S1OO per week
up per week. No slack season. You can
RAY, Room 31O, Rins Building. 18TH
sAIEsMAN. $4,000 up class career po oppor-
tunity for right man: appt. selling only;
stan can cover: supported By 0Ii RADIO n's1"s snd
ssS%issies; ss sFITzs y:
tsi1' sAiEs MAN1AaGsiEks-sal..man to represent
Encyclopaedia Britannica in Richmond,
$4,000 to $4,000 per year. Salary and
commission after short training period
Must have successful sales record. Car
essential. Exceptional opportunity for q
man who can qualify For personal and
confidential interview call Mr.. GRIGGs
sALEsMEN AND cANvAssERs, telephon.
solicitors; roofing, siding. storm windows
and insulation; salary and commission
EERvICE STATION ATTENDANT, expert.
enced only: $50 plus commission WOOD-
Lawn SERVICE 1925 North Washington
sERvICEMAN to install and repair freez.
srs, refrigerators and pumps. See F. II
ternational dealer. s126 Georgia ave
tHNGLE MEN wanted for asbestos com.
REED. end Of Arcols st., wheaton. Nd
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CLERICAL, for receiving room, depsrtme ent
store; 5-day week; 20% discount on pur-
once: str door. doLDHNBERG's' ath
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TELETYPE UPEhATUH TOT RentrHI OMCe
work; single; permanent position: 40-hour
week AT. 5344. 10
TELETYPIST. perm. position, with invest
ment house; include marital status, exper.
and salary desired in your application.
Box 3S3-C, Star. lis
TYPIST-Youne lady for tipping. filing
and general ONCE routine in contractors
ONCE; 5-day week. good salary. Give de-
227-C. Star -o3
TYPIST--5h- wk Apply between
10 and l2 BANKERS MUTUAL ms. CO.,
40l Warner Bldg.. 18th and E SITS. NV.
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years very good opportunity. permanent,
5-day week. Apply in person. Q am: to
1870 pm. personnel ONCE, NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY, 3rd and r SITS.
ne. Do not telephone. Ia
TELEPHONE OPERATORS. some typing,
white, under 30 years; permanent posi-
ton. Apply in person, l101 Denrike Bldg.
Evening star., 1948-04-11

thoroughly. At Harden House the note had
been treated SO discreetly that eighteen min
utes had passed before the new credit manager
Mr.. Kimmel, made the discovery 1t took him
almost thirty seconds to communicate the in
telligence to MIR. Murphy. MIR. Murphy was
staggered; after all he was the one whod d drawn
the $500 from the cashier and passed over so
readily; he was the one who gave Henry Jr
carte blanche
Having made one mistake, Mr. Murphy
didn't propose to rush into another. Proceed
ing with great caution he put in call for Mr.
Adams Sr. in Pittsburgh. It might have been
trile easier to reach the President of the United
States; but after five hours, and twenty-five
expensive conversations with Adams under
lings, Mr.. Murphy finally reached the great
ear itself.
Sorry to trouble you. MIR. Adams he said,
but the situation is. briefly =" and he told
it briefly, concisely. I'm conclusion, thought
I'd ask what you wished done under the Cir
cumstances. Put him out, sir?'
''OUT? Out? Put him jail! That's what!
Prosecute him to the limit of the law!''
BEG pardon, sir. l don't know that he's vio-
lated any criminal law
What dyou mean, he hasn't? Swindled the
hotel out of three hundred, hasn't hep
I'VE advanced it to him, sir. Our legal relief
is first to seize his luggage - but he hasn't
any, and -
''Of course not, probably all sold by now
IF, on the other hand, he'd signed worth
less check -"
"Ahh!" Mr.. Adams Sr. gloated. Then we'd
have him, eh? But good. Now, listen; here's
what you do, Murphy -
Ten minutes later MIR. Murphy found
Evening star., 1948-04-11

Detective but he might just as we'll have.
Henry turned to Miss Dunbar IF you'll
pardon me moment - or perhaps you'll have
to run off for your other date"
He dreaded seeing pity in the honest brown
eyes; hed rather see contempt But there was
neither in her voice Astonishingly, she sounded
gay and careless.
Not at all. l have few minutes left. I'll
go with you" And she did. to Mr. Murphys
puzzlement. to Henry's bafflement
In the little Office, MIR. Murphy produced a
slip and said, That will be S34775, Mr..
Adams
''DoN'T have quite that much on me. off
hand. How about =" he counted his money
swiftly, there was discrepancy of S72.5O-
taking this on account?"
Sorry. But check will suffice" MIR.
Murphy reached for pad of blank checks.
Henry reached for it, momentarily confused;
it would be the easiest way out But when the
pen was in his hand, he dropped it. Sign
worthless check? No, that would be sinking
too. too low.
1T wouldn't be worth the paper it's written
on" he confessed. He tried light laugh that
didn't sound very light. My balance is about
nil"
"Ah," said Mr. Murphy
Really, Henry?" Miss Dunbar's light trill
of laughter was startling. But weren't you
always the careless one! Here, let me write
one - for loan, and assure you I'll charge
uslIrious interest" She reached for the blank
pad and started to write
Are you guest, ma'am?" Mr.. Murphy
asked softly.
"No," Miss Dunbar answered
Continued on page rs
Evening star., 1948-04-11
NEXT WEEK: A tender new
story Of love and . career
BY Betty Kjclgaard, popular
TINS WEEK author. Don't
miss No Strings Attachcd.''

Henry Jr. walking across the lobby with a
pretty girl in brown crepe dress. He touched
Henrys elbow discreetly Pardon me, sir"
politely Gould see you alone for a minute?"
Henry gave him an arrogant glance. mo"
he said sharply - but quick uneasiness
gripped him from within.
Sorry, sir" MIR. Murphy was as courteous
as ever, but firm. IF you have no objection"
Henry could feel little beads of perspiration
breaking out on his forehead; he was conscious
that Miss Dunbar's awe was fading fast But
he tried hard to bluff What is it, them" he
snapped. He knew Immediately he shouldn't
have said it - not while Miss Dunbar was
there. For Mr.. Murphy looked at Miss Dun
bar, and raised his brows to indicate that this
embarrassed him, too.
Through an inadvertence" he said, YOU
weren't informed, Mr.. Adams, that, without
baggage. you are required to pay in advance
So if you'll just step into my Office, we'll -"
"As soon as see Miss Dunbar to a taxi
MIR. Murphy glanced feetingly toward the
door, and Henry saw large, broad d-shouldered
man standing there. smoking cigar
He didn't carry banner stamped House
Evening star., 1948-12-19

permanent basis. The ruling also
applies to those war service and
temporary employees who leave
voluntary to join the armed services.
The decision can be expected to
result in legal battle several years
from now when some Of these men
return from the armed services. AL
ready there is considerable talk that
the Supreme Court eventually will
be asked to decide the issue.
Of course, the Commissions ruling
does not affect permanent status
employees. Their unemployment
rights will be protected and their
jobs will be available to them when
they return to civilian life.
PAY-President Truman's favor
able attitude in recent press con-
ference toward top-bracket Federal
pay raises, including his own, has
heartened the bills sponsors con-
siderably.
Although they realize the OBJ
stacles that must be overcome If
the legislation is. to be enacted by
the January 20 goal that has been
set, they say they are sure it can
be done If President Truman passes
the word along to his Democratic
lieutenants in the House and Senate.
The January 20 goal was set for
two reasons. First, the bill must
be passed by that time If Mr.. Tru-
man, under law is to get a salary
increase. Secondly, they say it
would be a good thing "psycholog-
ically" If Mr.. Truman can begin his
new administration with the pro-
posed new salary schedules for top
Government officialS in effect.
Even if the bill isn't passed by
January 20, Mr.. Truman's compen-
sation can be increased by increas-
ing his expense allowance. That
isn't prevented by law from being
done during his term.
The regular Government employees
groups have Endorsed the top
bracket pay bill with the under
standing that as soon as 1t Is en-
acted, action will be taken on rank
Evening star., 1948-12-19

This Civil Service Commission
ruling means that these employees
will not be, entitled to 60 back to
their old jobs and they also will