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Evening star., 1950-08-15
VACUUM CLEANER
statesmen (2)

Best proposition in town; prizes and
bonus plus; to 10 am. See MR..
JOHNSON.
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CASHIER

is to 80 years old; high school edu-
cation. Experience unnecessary.
Afternoon hours. noon TO 6 pm.
on Sundays Hospitalizat tion Va
cation Apply between 4 and pm.
DUPONT THEATER, 1882 Conn
ave. NV. III
Evening star., 1950-08-15
HELP WOMEN

SALESLADIES, fully experienced in
dresses. suits, and coats; salary
plus commission. JEAN MATOU,
7ll5 Wise. ave. Bethesda, WI.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
WANTED
DISTRICT MANAGER

WAN led
DISTRICT MANAGER
We have an immediate op-
ening for a District manager
representing the new Hudson,
the neW kind of motor car
that is riding a rising tide OF
popularity.
If you're an experienced
automobile man, you owe u
to yourself to investigate this
unusual opportunity. It's an
attractive position now ami 1t
offers unlimited advancement
TO the right man.
You must have had at least
B yrs exp. in the business and
be thoroughly familiar with
present day automobile dealer
operations; If selected you will
work out of our Wash. zone
once and have charge Of l of
our most important territories.
Please apply in writing, CIV
ing complete outline of your
experience, age, refs. and
marital status. Enclose a snap
shot If possible. No interviews
given before We receive this
information. Your reply will
be held in strict cOnfldeuce.
Write Mr.. r. S. Newens, Asst.
Zone Mgr, HUDSON SALES
CORP, 1913 14th st. NV.
Washington, D. c. III
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SALESLADIES
ASSISTANT MANAGER

OUTSTANDING LADIES' APPAREL
UNIT. PERMANENT POSITIONS.
TOP SALARY. EXPERIENCED
ONLY A FEW PART-TIME POSI-
TIONS OPEN. APPLY 3O36 18th
ST NV SEE MR.. "I" -15
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WRITE
BOX 98-T, STAR

NEW SALESMAN WANTED
TO HANDLE VAST INCREASE
m BUSINESS DUE REARMAMENT
Tremendous demand for our products
by every business firm requires i'm
mediate expansion Of sales organiza-
tion. 500 gain in July. Now vastly
increased possibilities due to addi-
tion several whole new fields of
activity. Apply 10 MR.. SULLIVAN
at SH 1895 is
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HELP WOMEN
STENOGRAPHER

1888 years of age: $3.50 a year
to start; interesting work for mo-
tion picture concern; 5-day, 4O-hour
week, 26 days annual leave; must
take dictation, 90 w.p.m. Apply 400
Tower Bldg, 14th and K SITS. NV,
or phone Ii. 5000, Ext. 5-4231.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION with case, as bass.
$50. Call LO. 3-732S. -16
ADDING MACHINE, Remington. 8
columns, hand operated; excel; cond :,
AbSSS f5fs sGyesS HCHh S9 s9Dssssad R9 ssad 5 eee
reconditioned. guaranteed, 500 80
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO. s13
ADD. MACH. new, used all makes,
hand, elec.; great reduc. Circle,
ApbkEssfNG lssh en- MACH1NE; ci IE:v was $50 80
ton UNITED TYPEwRI1TER CO
Sl4 14th st. NV.
AIR CONDITIONER Carrier, "a
tor console, completely overhauled
excel. cond. Must sell, leaving town
DU. 5554; after $50, DU. 5s79.
AIR CONDITIONERs - Reduced
prices on leading makes of rm. air
conditioners used as demonstrators;
2 and = h.p. Mitchell and Philco
AIR CONDITIoNERs - Carrier-con-
sole models, 34-h.p.. Al condition;
Sl50. Sl0 North Capitol St. EX.
AIR CONDITIoNERs-Large stock of
3, 5 and S-ton Chrysler packaged
units; immediate delivery and in
stallation. It's later than you think.
Call HU. $500 row.
AIR Condolences, new and re-
conditioned, sold, rented. exchanged.
serviced fully guaranteed. OR. 4769
BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO
AIR R-CONDITIONING UNITS = For
rent by the season. Supply Of rental
units limited. Call II. 3-4112, R. &
M. REFRIGERATION CO.. ia I
st AuFaoRfSfB ns X3g5 gaR1S2 RHES9 4NR bE2ER xRRk
ANTIQUE CHESTS, tables, chairs,
desks, picture frames, mirrors,
prints, oil paintings. oriental rugs
Closing business; leaving city. Open
day and night incl. sunday. PICK
FIRING, 52ol Wis. ave. 30
No dealers. Mi. O7i4. -I5
ANTIQUE SILVER, tea pot, sugar and
creamer, George the 3rd markings.
Call LO. 5-2454. -l6
BABY CARRIAGE. Welsh, collapStble
SIS. JU 7-6930 after 7 pm. II
BASINS, standard with faucets. all
necessary fittings; excel. cond., free
delivery; $40. DU 6644. -15
BASINS, new, complete with Spigots
seats ACE WRECKiNG e. BLDG.
MATERIAL CO.. 40O2 MINI. ave. ne
LII 4-O5O0 is
BATH TUBS. standard" 3 #. on
legs. with faucets and all necessary
fittings: excel cond., free delivery;
$40 DU 6644. -15
BATHTUBS, new, used; built-in, legs;
sinks; basins; toilets. PEERLESS
SALES CO., 2237 Ga. ave, DE. 5670
BATHTUBS, built-in, S25; new and
used plumbing fixtures. BLOCKS,
1866 M st. NV, NO. 1903
BED, double. with inner-spring mat
tress, box springs; good condition.
Call 10. 2-2159. III
BED, HOLLYWOOD, divan hide-s bed,
Chickering upright, table, chairs,
canoe, bookcases. LO. 5-1426. is
BED, double HOLLYWOOD. springs and
spring filled mattress. SIS. Ewes. or
weekends. XII. s-s594.
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SALESLADIES
READY TO WEAR

PERMANENT POSITIONS OPEN FOR
SnTasNN SfNGs oNHY; 2Y'NTcd TOP SALARY,
PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS. CALL
AID. 9342, ASK FOR MR.. L.;
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

EARN YOUR DIPLOMA at nome in
spare time: high school, business,
c. s.. oI0 Bond Bldg ME-. s166
MODERN TRAINING IN oeauty cul;;
ture, all subjects taught Approved
by Government for CT training. DAY
and evening classes WAR-FLYNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE 1910 q ct nv
SCHOOL OF FRENCH LANGUAGE,
offer offer 5 pr private 30 lessons $40. y WI
ENGf1SH. Nc Il 81 N0 GRAMMAR, man tutor;
elerks, SIiEsSe aliens, iensOs etc. Du. 1905.
PIX RECEPTIONIST COURSE, easy
to learn, age no handicap; day class
tuition, 500; night. S25. Phone
MRS. SHAW. ST, 727s, am. to
TELEPHoNE PHONE PBxD opr. recep-
zionist course. 2 wkS., SOB; wks.
S35. including Typing. est. 33 yrs !.
Excl. positions. New classes starting
now. Miss Page; BOYD SCHOOL
IF you ARE MECHANiCALLY mind
ed. talk to us about your future
Our complete, thorough course in
dental technology qualities you for
an Interesting career in. this neld:
Kerpel School is Endorsed BY one OF
the Nations leading dental techni-
clans unions-approved for vet
Grams This is the only dental tech.
nology school in this area Free
placement upon graduation. Call CT
come IN foI further informstto4
TEcHNoloGY s5o Eth St NV
Evening star., 1950-08-15
HELP WOMEN
WOMEN

For employment as cashier checkers
in a super market. Experience is de-
sirabie However. We will consider
tude for. the work Excellent wages
and working conditions Paid vaca-
tion, free disqualification and bonus
plan. Apply Room 124, Shirlington
Trust Bldg, Arlington. -16
YOUNG LADY, work in drug store,
silver Spring area; help with cigar
YOUNG LADY for optometrist office
in Brightwood section; typing es-
sential; no other experience neces-
sary.. This is permanent position;
vacation with pay. For interview,
YOUNG WOMAN. preferably one with
some knowledge of music and music
publications. to fill an opening in
well-knoWn local organization Write
Box S3-V, Star. giving information
YOUNG WOMAN, experienced in sales,
to take complete charge of a fairly
busy tobacco and candy dept; no
eve. work or Sunday; good pay. Gall
sETTIED WOMAN to care for SENT,
small salary; state salary expected,
Box 26l- r, Star -16
EXPERIENCED CASHIERS, TYPISTS,
PIX operator; also good collection
WOFheTs pdlu NdCdIlOllSr HldllS NuLl-
pany benefits; opportunity for ad-
vancement. See Mr., Reider. KENT'S S
RESPECTABLE WOMAN to take care
of rooming house in exchange for
basemt. apt; references. GE. 6603.
LIFETIME SECURITY for married
woman. Have opening for pleasant
refined woman over 30 to learn a
real business, Oppor. for self reliant
SSs SGma1 Of to her o%n whou esa1 sny i'm
vestment. For full particulars write
MRS. L. SMYTHE, 7 Grant ave,
Takoma ParK. Nd. -l5
CHRISTMAS CARD MONEYMAKERS.
Sell de luxe 81 box, make to soc
plan Samples on approval. EN-
PIRE CARD. Elmira. N. Y.
AGGRESSIVE law Arm with wide
variety OF work. desires competent
StsnosraphsT Good base 1r SALARY plus
TONED building; 5ia-day wk. Reply
Box 324-T, Star. outlining expert
CHRISTMAS CARDS so for 81 with
name sell fast. Profit to looes on
books. complete line; bonus plan;
assortmentS on approval; imprlntS
Tree, PHILLIPS CARD CO.. Hle
Hunt St. Newton, Mass.
HERE'S BIG MONEY FOR YOUl
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS
Sensational earnings selling en-
as so for 81. You make 500 cash
selling only 100 new 2l-card 81
assortments. Gift wraps. all-occa-
sion cards, imprinted stationery,
matches, others Extra cash bonus,
ASsorts. on approval. Free imprint
samples. FRIENDSHIP. 420 Adams.
Elmira. N. Y.
A SURE WAY TO MAKE MONEY
No exper. needed Christmas Cards
sell fast! FROM 80 for 81 90 WITH
sortments; profit up TO 1909. Write
for samples on approval:
MENDLER ART COMPANY
81 PEARL ST. BOSTON. MASS.
LOOKING FOR WORK?
White. IS to 80. Good starting salary.
nutritious meals and uniforms FUR
niShed; opportunity TO meet people,
vacation with pay. $1,000 life in
sursnce policy with all premiums
paid by. the company; disability
dement's for accidents and sickness;
a. trade education; healthful snd
work Apply in person, S & w
CAFETERIA, 1925 F st. NV. IL
MATURE WOMAN
Mentally young. and with SUFFICIENT
spirit of adventure. to get away
from the commonplace: excellent
pay and future. Give phone, age,
education; car necessary. Write
Post once Box 3139, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-15
TYPISTS

WAITRESS wanted, white. full time;
3 pm. to IL pm. OWL TAVERN,
1918 Wilson blvd, Arl., Va. Gil.
wAifREss. white. part time. nisht-
work Apply WALDROPS RESTAU-
RANT. 431S r. l. ave. ne. -l7
WAITRESS. white. over 21: eXper-
fence necessary. Apply 4O2 II st,
ne; no phone calls.
MATTRESSES, exper. delicateSsen-
restaurant; new opening; 2105
Columbia pike, Arl.. Va. JA. 5000.
WAITRESS, white. 81 or over exper;
n H. ave. NV. RA. 9s2I. II
WAITRESS. white; night work; good
pay and tips: no Sundays. CASEY S
CHOP HOUSE, SO 18th st. NV.
WAITRESS, white, eXper., good ap-
pearance, must be reliable. refs.
MAYNARDS, 1908 14th. st. NV;
WAITRESS, experienced, Kosher
style food Apply in person SOLO,
MONS RESTAURANT. 129 Kennedy
st NV -l6
WAITREssEs-A.tractNe girls thor
oughly exp wanted for excel night
club. Apply after S pm, 1020 Vt.
ave NV
MISUNDERSTANDING. young women,
between ! s and 35, for positions in
Washington area. Salary plus tips;
meals and uniforms furn.; excellent
employment BENEFITS. Apply person
mel Office, HOT SHOPPES, INC, 1924
H st. NV
Evening star., 1950-08-15

TRUCK DRIVER-Furniture expert
ence preferred; good working con-
ditions. Apply at once. EASTERN
FURNITURE CO., 500 H ST. ne.
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HELP DOMESTIC

G.H.W., for apt. l1:3O It'll efter T
pm. dinner, no Thursday or Sunday,
stay late 2 nights: must have refs.
I'll TTp 53Sa nSSd'N '"'u' u anu '"- .
HOUSEKEEPER, white. settled, one
interested in having a good home;
3 adults, 2 employed. Call after
NURSE. colored. competent. expert
enced in care Of Is mos. old ard 2
school age children; live in, Thurs
day and alternate Sundays off; re-
cent local refs; $50 OR, 1925.
G.H.W., colored, live in private room
Bendix. L child; local references,
81. S167. -21
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VEGETABLE MAN

Experienced, reliable and steady
Apply WESTOVER MARKET, 1858
North washington Blvd, Arlington
Va. IL
per, wanted for factory work at
MuEHAM g. KING, INC, 921 7th
st. NV See MI Mlleham.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
WATCHMAKERS

w IA L ~ 44N4& - 14-ASA
Experienced. Inquire MoNGELLl'
sos G st. NV, Room 3O7. IL
WINDOW TRIMMER, experienced
See Mr.. siele, MoRToNs' 81, 4th
WoRKiNG FOREMAN, alert, intel
ligent. capable of assuming respon-
sihility; must be light build; night
work cleaning ducks; car or nght
truck essential; good salary ana 6
expenses; fun-time Job. RA. S57o'
MAN, for outside service. work. with
some mechanical knowledge, must
have car; earnings for tull Mk. VII
exceed S65: Apply HOOVER GO CO.
Il. aSoS wed ShoGe from i'fs80 s:s0 to Se i2. '
MAN, young, colored, for meat stand
some experience nee. o Street Mar
ket, 9TH and o sts. NV. stand As
men Ne sr 145ADue to our fast promo
at once ON our sales staff. You are
given one of the most up<to,oate
training courses under qualified sn-
pervisors For full details, see Mr.
HALE. 1902 Mt. olivet rd' n.ee;7 8
MEN. ~ g. " white. interested in sales
work, no experience nee. can av-
ersge 500 wk. after l mo. train
ing, average earnings while train
ing $50. Apply 0 am" Rm. s27'
MEN-openings for 8 men; start
on a / or 2 day trial basis II you
wish to determine what an excel.
opportunity this is; estab. territories
no exper. necessary; training iurn.
hut men selected must. must nave ave- Al 1eL
1f1i!ty nRusE co.. Apply ays Tah National oFTsS Press
Bldg. or call DI. 4477 or DI. 34as.
MEMS CLOTHING and haberdash-
ences required, Apply MAxsI
MEMS WEAR, 514 9th st. nv.
YOUNG MAN, 1921. white, D c.
permit, route work, part time'
Apply 1910 10th st. ne, Apt. 9.
YOUNG MAN for launderette work.
Apply 1881 Irving ST. NV.
YOUNG MAN-General ofice work,
GlnyenSSrE INV TSrE Fes9Fds ses Mr. sfa Hook pAMERf
CAV SERVICE CENTER, SIS N.
Glebe I'd. Arlington, Va. No phone
YouSG MAN, experienced in show
window trimmer. See Al Waldsmidt.
SPORTS CENTER, sth and D sts'
WANTED C2) neat-appearins, am
bilious men, between 25 and As, for
, sales work in Silver Spring area
with one Of Americas most progress
sive life insurance companies no
experience necessary; car essential,
Salary plus commissions. Box 264-T,
Star. -
trious man to drive truck, handle
building materials and other work
around building; permanent. EBER-
IYS, HOS K st. NV. II
ATTENTION. TELEVIsIoN tech
nicisns. II you are exp. IN the
service prof. you may qualify Tor
a perm. position with income UP 10
$4,000 per VI. plus vacation and
sick leave. Several positions are
avail. All replies will be acknowl-
edged. Your reply must incluae
age, color. marital status and COM
piete history Of education and exp.
Box AIT. Star. IL
LEADING NATIONAL CORPORATION
Wants experienced statesmen:
for Washington and vicinity. Can
DI. 1864 10
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HELP MEk (cont.l
WY

TINNER-Man experienced in gutter
work. Call WI. 7549.
~ SERVICEMAN, exper. man with
ability to take charse of small
shop in well-establshed appliance
store; excel. opportunity for right
man. Box T5-T, Star. is
TRUCK DRIVER, exper. handling
furniture, must have been with
last employer at least . yrs. and
be able to furn excel refs. Apply
to Mr.. Rots, JULIUS LANSBURGH
FURNITURE CO., 900 F st. NV.
lis
TRUCK DRIVERS and laborers. ex
perienced. for wood and coal yard
COOPER SUPPLY CO.-Sl3 18th St
ne. -
Evening star., 1950-08-15
. Y0ITNG MEN

With car. tn Join our sales force;
short training program, Salary Plus
Commission, Permanent position, no
canVassing. CLEAN-RITE STORES.
925 F st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1950-08-15
MATURE WOMAN

Mentally young. and with SUFFICIENT
spirit of adventure. to get away
from the commonplace; excellent
pay and future. Give phone, age,
education: car necessary. Write
Post once Box 3l39, Washington.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADJUSTMENTS, re-
pairs by Government-licens en-
RineerS ia nhOn %
Evening star., 1950-08-15
81 PEAHI IL. Bus ION' NHoo
LOOKING FOR WORK:

White. IS to 80 Good starting salary,
nutritious meals and uniforms fur
nished; opportunity TO meet people,
vacation with pay. $4,000 life in
Sursnce policy with all premiums
paid by the company; disability
benefits for accidents and sickness.
a trade education; healthful and
pleasant surroundings. No Sunday
work Apply in person, S & w
CAFETERIA, 1425 F ST. NV. II
Evening star., 1950-08-15

For employment as cashier-checkers
in a super market. Experience is de-
sirable. However, we will consider
training women with a natural apti-
tude for the work. Excellent wages
tion. free disqualification and bonus
plan. Apply Room 1874, Shirlingt ton
hrli m
Evening star., 1950-08-15
HELP WOMEN Cont

CASHIER, must be exper. in MGR
1000, good salary. perm. position.
Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING
I e.
Evening star., 1950-08-15

CASHIER -BOOKKEEPER, for lge, re-
tail LIQUOR store. Must be eXper
particulars to /. c. GRossBERG.
1909 II ST. NV. Do not phone -21
Evening star., 1950-08-15

FILE CABINETS
JUST SECURED FROM LARGE GOV
ERNMENT AGENCY. $50 FILES,
WOOD AND STEEL: SPECIAL SALE;
WOOD, LEGAL AND LETTER SIZE,
Sl2; STEEL FILES, 4-DRAWER
LEGAL AND LETTER SIZE, SCI UP.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQPMT. CO.
639 N. Y. AVE. NV. OPEN SAT-
URDAY ALL DAY
Evening star., 1950-08-15
FANS-BLOWERS
FILE CABINETS

Sales. repair. motors. blades. CARTY
ELECT. 1908 l4th st. NO. O224.
Evening star., 1950-10-02
Marvin 10 Address
New 6. W. Students

DR.. Cloyd Heck Marvin, presi-
dent Of George Washington Uni
versity, will address freshmen and
transfer students during orienta-
ton assemblies at 4 pm. and
pm. today in Lisner Auditorium
Fall classes at the university
will begin tomorrow. Late regis
tration will continue through the
week in the registrars Office, 2029
G street NV, from 8 am. to
pm.
The orientation assemblies also
will hear Dean Elmer L. Kayser
Of the division of university stu
dents, who will talk on the history
and traditions of the university.
Other speakers will include DR.
Myron L. Koenig, dean of the
junior college; Miss Virginia Kirk
bride, director of activities fol-
women; Max harrington, director
of activities for men, and Tad
Lindner, president of the student
body.
Evening star., 1950-10-02
Catholic Youth Group
Plans MARRIAGE Study

A six-week course of premari-
tai instructions sponsored by the
Young Christian Workers OF
Washington will be held at 8 pm
Thursdays at Carroll Hall, Tenth
and G streets NV. The course
beginning this Thursday will con-
tinue through November 8.
The marriage preparation
course. given for the last three
years by parish priests and pro-
fessors of Catholic University and
Holy Name Theological College,
will consider all aspects Of mar
riage.
The programs follow in order:
Psychological and Aspects Of Mar
riage. by the Rev. Stephen Hart
degen; Courtship and Marriage,
Rev. Louis Miltenberger: Morals
and Marriage, Rev. Neil MacDon-
aid; Canon Law and Marriage,
Rev. Philip Harmon; Spirituality
Iof Marriage: Father Macdonald,
and Economics of Marriage with
the speaker to be announced.
Evening star., 1950-10-02
Catholic U. Names
; 10 Mathematics Staff

Three full-time staff members
have been appointed to the de-
partment Of mathematics at
Catholic University. DR.. Otto j.
Rainier, department head, has an
nounced.
They are Joseph Fennell. OF
Princeton, N. j.: William Boone
of Cincinnati, Ohio, and James
Hannah, who has been working
for his doctorate at the Univer-
sity Of North Carolina.
Catholic University also an
nounced that Robert r. Brebrick
jr., a teaching assistant In the
chemistry department. has beer
awarded a predoctoral fellowship
of $1,000 by the Atomic Energy
Commission. He will carry on his
research at Catholic University.
Evening star., 1950-10-02
Msgr. Sheen TO Speak
AT Religious Meeting

Msgr. Fulton j. Sheen will
speak at an organization meeting
of the first city-wide Nocturnal
Alteration Society in the Wash
ington Archdiocese at 10 pm.
Thursday at the Shrine of the
Sacred Heart, Sixteenth street
and Park road NV.
More than 900 men, represent
ing the archdiocese's 81 city par
ishes. are expected to be enrolled
in the society by Archbishop Pat
rick A. O'Boyle.
Archbishop O'Boyle will preside
at the first service of the society
Wednesday night. Each month
thereafter the members will spend
one hour in prayer on the eve of
the first Friday Of the month.
The Rev. E. Jerome Winter,
pastor of Sacred Heart Shrine, is
moderator Of the society.
Evening star., 1950-10-02

Their sno-crumbs" feature !. their
dainty oval shape. their two-bite size!
No wonder these golden-brown crackers
are today's s'smartest thing" for hors
d'oeuvres 4: or to serve with almost
anything you have to eat or drink. If you
haven't tried Town House Crackers by
Keebler, you're really missing treat.
Evening star., 1950-10-02
Murder in Her Heart
By Milton K. Ozoki

promising to mail 1t back to him in
a few days.
spotted Julie the instant she
came into the bus station next
morning. Fortunately. the coach
wasn't crowded. She didn't sit
in the vacant seat beside me, but
chose one across the aisle, row
ahead.
She hadn't seemed anything
special in the photo, but, seen
close, something about her at
tracted me. Her figure was good
Is feet inches, 100, nice posture,
lovely legs) and her face was
rather pretty. but she. wasn't
beautiful. In fact. she WASH t
glamorous at all-then.
But as soon as Julie came down
the aisle, carrying the small suit
case inexpensive, brown imita-
ton leather, snap lock-. an in
tangible something caught my
interest-and held it. She lifted
the case in a slow, almost dreamy
way, depositing it in the rack over
her seat. Then she sat down.
smoothed the skirt of her suit
(gray. wool, carved silver buttons,
nicely tailored but not expensive)
folded her hands loosely in her
lap, and-just sat, keeping her
wide, sad eyes strictly to herself.
She looked like a good kid. Neat,
clean. young, conservative. Blue
eyes. Small nose, cleanly chiseled.
Blond hair, worn long and loose
with the ends f1uffed slightly.
Wide mouth with appealing, SEN
sitive lips. Not much makeup.
I'm not handsome. My should
ers are good and my stomach
hasn't started to bulge, but I'm
past 80 and my face is little
too long and lean. I knew she
wouldn't be an easy pickup. but,
somehow. I had to get to her.
Evening star., 1950-10-02
Ceremony Will Open
Sacred Music School

DR.. Austin c. Lovelace, minister
of music of the First Presbyterian
Church of Greensboro. N. c., will
be a guest speaker at a ceremony
marking the opening of the De-
partment Of Sacred Music of the
Washington Conservatory of Music
and School Of Expression, 902 T
street NV.
The Community Chorus, under
the direction of Warner Lawson,
head of the Howard University
music department. will sing at the
event. to be held next Sunday
at $50 pm. in the Lincoln Temple
Congregationalist Church. Elev-
enth and r streets NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-02

I sat there, thinking about this,
from Elkhart to Shipshewana.
decided finally that subtlety was
out. Julie wouldn't 60 for a casual
meeting. I'd have to smash
through some way.
My chance came when the coach
pulled up beside a roadside cafe
terra for lunch. This stop is for
80 minutes" the driver announced
Please be back on the coach, in
your seats, at 1885"
Everyone got up and scrambled
toward the door except Julie
and me. I held back, then followed
the others. ate, went to the Java
tory, washed, came back. She
Evening star., 1950-10-02

hadn't appeared in the cafeteria.
I was standing near the door when
the door opened and she entered
moving in her graceful, un.iurried
way to the service line, bought a
cup of coffee, and started toward
table.
This is it," I thought. "This is
where ! break through" l crossed
the room, walking rapidly and
showed her.
(Anles 1Dins some OF jules
confidence in tomorroU's pen-
eGnce-h1unted inStdllment of
MURDER IN HER HEARTY
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