Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1935, Page 35

FEATHER INHE RHAT JULIE ANNE MOORE INSTALLMENT XXIX. OWED by the belligerent atti- tude of the two plainclothes men, the hotel clerk admitted that Senator Run- brecker and a Carl Balmer had been registered there. They had checked out, he said, shortly after breakfast. The doorman remembered the two gentlemen perfectly . . . an oldish man, rather distinguished looking, and & powerfully built young man who was bit unsteady on his feet and smelled * strongly of liquor. They had gone off | in a Black and Yellow cab. Yes, he could identify the driver—name was Tony. Nice young fellow . “Sure I remember where I took| *em,” said Tony Fachetti at the ta\l-l cab office. “I toock 'em to Berwyn Field. The young egg give me a two- buck tip. He was plastered. He was talking his head off.” “What time did you leave Berwyn Field after taking them there?” “Three or four hours ago, I guess. Right around half past 9. A few minutes later a police cruiser durted away from the curb in front of the taxicab office and went off with siren shrieking. A It could not have been later than a quarter after 10 when Lee dropped down onto Berwyn Field. “I don’t know what is the matter with Carl,” Senator Runbrecker told Lee. “Unless the strain he went | through wiih the kidnapers got the| best of his nerves. He was all right | until about 2 o'clock this morning, when I woke up and found he nad been out and brought up a supply of | whisky. He has been drinking ever since. And”—said the Senator, irri- | tably—“talking. He's completely out of his senses—so pay no attention to anything he says.” «What's he talking about, Senator?” They were walking to the field office then. “Dean's and Fuhrman's deaths, principally,” Senator Runbrecker said. “You need not be surprised if he ac- cuses you of the murder. He has al- rendv charged that I killed my own son.” Lee shook his head. “Too bad. Well we'll load him in end get started. | Is Selma with him?” The Senator said sadly that his| daughter was not with them, “They told Carl we would find her at home when we reutrned. I don't know, Lee. I've a feeling—" The door of the little office burst open and Carl stumbled out. “Well, if {t—Lee, old boy, old boy, how goes —good old Lee and where—" “Go along with the Senator, Carl, while I get your luggage.” Lee said. | “T'd Like to get off before a crowd | gathers.” With the aid of the fleld personnel | they got Carl inside the cabin and settled in a seat. Three minutes later | they were in the air—Washington | ‘bound. It was almost 3 o'clock when the Chicago police cruiser screamed its way up to the Berwyn field hangar. A mechanic gave the detectives the information they wanted, then one of them went into the office to telephone. Presently he came out and led the| way back to the car. “That cleans it up for us” he said to his com-| panion. ““They're advising Wash- ington the plane’s due there any time . . . Too bad we didn’t get the tip off sooner. I'd like to get a look at Lee Monday. Wonder where he figures in with the guy we're after?” Bill Hudson was glad the Justic Department had asked him about Carl. He didn't give a darn about Carl, but it gave him something to think about—something to think about instead of the thing he had been thinking about constantly since he had left Ann at the apartment yesterday. Twice this morning he had practically decided to kick over the traces—his own better judgment, his loyalty to Lee, his job if necessary. Ann loved him. He was sure of that. Not because of what her father had sald. Ann had made it all too evi- dent when she told him good-by . . . And God knows he loved the very ground she stood on. But here they were just pulling out of Baltimore . .. and he hadn't kicked over the traces . . . and that was over now. By the time Ann met Lee at 7 o'clock he'd be far away. And the farther the better . . . But he was & fool just the same. Her father had called his number. A man with gumption wouldn't have stalled eround while another man married the girl he loved . . . Let him! Why, he had engineered the whole thing, right from the first. Ann never would have met Lee if it hadn't oeen for him. And then when she talked to him over the phone after pulling him out of a booze joint that night she had as good as told him she was in love with him. And what had he said then? . . . Told her she had to give Lee a break . , . Fooll Fooll Fooll , ., Bill stared out the window and counted telegraph poles . . . But his thoughts ran on, feverishly, inter- minably, He had been a fool and a coward. He had stubbornly refused the only thing in this worid he had ever really wanted. Worst still, he had left Ann to go through that rot- ten farce alone . .. What if Lee had millions! Ann didn't love him—and if she didn't love him . . . Bill was standing in the vestibule of the coach when the train stopped at | Philadelphia. He raced into the wait- ing room, found the information desk. “What time does the next train leave for Washington?” The face of the man behind the desk came up, slowly. “One on track 6 now if you hurry,” he said. Bill wheeled about, then suddenly froze in his tracks. “Better be sure you mean business, you big lummox,” he told himself. “If you go back, you've got to go through with it.” Ann called Mollie from an F street shop. It was only a short distance to the Globe and she thought Mollie might sieal away from her work long enough to have something cold to drink with them. The monient Mollle recognized her voice, she said, “Ann—I was just wondering how in heaven’s name I could get hold of you. Lee’s due in at 8 o'clock. Never mind how I know. He stopped at a field outside Chicago and took the Senator and Carl on board—" “No . . .!"” Ann cried. “He couldn't have, Mollie. Bill wired Lee last night. ‘Tm telling you, honey. They're due at the airport around 3. If you're Dot* at the hotel, take your mother there and meet me here at the Globe #s quickly as possible . . . the police sre going to arrest Carl the minute they land. And they'll keep Lee busy afor the time being, which means there won't be any wedding bells tomorro Hurry up now.” Let them arrest Carl and qm JLee-all they liked, Ann told as she made her way back to her mother. She had been steeling her- | self to go through with it this week end and she certainly didn't mean ];.4: nin;ke it more difficult by putting off. - Lee did not arrive at the Washing- ton Afrport around 3, however. At the moment that Mollie finished her conversation with Ann Lee was get- ting to work on his motor . . . what the trouble was he had no idea. Ten ymmubes after they passed over Fred- | erick, Md,, the motor cut out—dead. And now, hcre they were, miles from nowhere with not a house in sight. | While he made a routine check | to discover the trouble, Lee heard Carl's voice going on endlessly. He was back on the murders now, ac- cusing every one of importance in Washington. And the worst of it was, he was drinking. He had & | bottle in his bag. | Just as Lee discovered that his | feed line was completely clogged, and he let himself down to the ground, ,Carl came up. Carl had insisted ! upon getting out of the plane and | had been lylng on his back on the 1ground, alternately singing and talk- ng. | “Listen, Lee, old pal” Carl sald, as he staggered nearer. “Youre a | good old pal. You did me a big favor once. I'm going to show you 1 appe—appeci—appe—dammit-—ap- | pre-ci-ate. ~That's the word. I'm | going to tell you the truth. You | want to know who bumped off Fuhr- | man and Deane. You want to know? Well, listen . . .” Laughing, Lee pulled Carl toward | the open cabin door. “Get inside and ‘ tell the Senator about it, Carl. That's the boy.” Leveling off at 2,500 feet a little later, Lee glanced in the mirror and grinned as he saw Carl bending toward the Senator, talking like & machine, illustrating with sweeping gestures. The City of Washington lay spread out before them when Lee heard the little door behind him open and turned to find Carl teetering on the single step. “The Senator—the great Senator— Run-brrr-ecker want t’know if the | great Lee Monday, my old pal, Lee Monday, will shircle the gren. Wash- ington Monument . . . Lee grinned. “I get you,” he sald. “Go sit down now before you tumble overboard.” He looked back at Sena- rapidly. Lee had completed a wide circle of the Mall and was turning back toward the airport, heading straight ‘for the Monument, when he felt a | jar and, looking back, saw Carl kick- | ing violently at the cabin door and at the same moment became aware of the look of horror on Senator | Runbrecker's face. Quickly Lee pushed open the little door behind him and shouted at the top of his voice. Carl, strangely sober, | wheeled around. Then his head wob- bled and he grinned. | “How d'you get the door open, old palsy . . .2” he called back. “Don't | want to open it, you know , . , just | want to know how—" | “Sit down!” Lee cried, angrily. For |a moment Lee glanced down from their relatively low altitude of 1,500 feet and saw the white marble shaft less than a thousand feet below and suddenly something clicked in his brain and he remembered what should have occurred to him long ago. But | he had remembered it too late, for | when his eyes came up again and swung around toward the cabin, he | found himself staring at the muzzle of an automatic. Carl Balmer bellowed, “Open that door or I'll plug you . . .!” He unquestionably meant to make nodded and as he reached for the lever that opened the cabin door Carl made & sudden iunge at Senator Runbrecker. (To be continued.) EXPEDITION BEGINS National Geographic Party to Explore Canyon Which Balked Lewis and Clark. ‘The Salmon River Expedition of the has as its purpose exploration of Idaho's Salmon River Canyon, has be- gun its journey, according to an an- nouncement yesterday by Vice Presi- dent John Oliver La Gorce from the is known as one of the most primitive in the United States, with the gorge surpassing in depth and steepness the famed Grand Canyon of the Colorado. The explorers boarded the spe- clally built flat-bottomed boat made for the trip, after it had traveled downstream some 35 miles to Shoup from Salmon, Idaho. It was near there that the Lewis and Clark Ex- pedition of 1805 turned back, believ- ing the Salmon River Canyon to be impassable by boat. Personnel of the expedition includes Philip J. Shenon and John C. Reed of the Geological Survey, leaders; Dr. Maynard Owen Williams, editorial staff representative and photographer of the National Geographic Society; Representative D. Worth Clark; | Howard R. Flint, regional forest in- spector, who will serve as biologist of ‘t.hn expedition; Dean A. W. Fahren- wald, director of the Idah6 Bureau of Mines and Geology, who replaces | Robert Marshall as & member of the scientific staff; Capt. Monroe Han- cock and John Cunningham, veteran rivermen, and David Chard, cook. IRAQ ROAD PLANNED Special Dispatch to The Star. JERUSALEM, September 321.—Iraq |is to have a new railroad linking her with Europe, according to the Ameri- can Express Travel Service. The new railroad is the result of an important meeting reached this week between the government and the directors of a company of which Lord Glenconner is chairman. Although the railroad’s main purpose is the conveyance of oil from the company’s concession areas the line will also serve to link Bagdad and Mosul with the Taurus Railway across Asia Minor to Istanbul. In the railroad scheme arrangements are be- ing made for through passenger serv- ice. Candle Snuffers. In early undlesuckdlylflnm wicks of candles were made of a soft tor Runbrecker and saw him nod, | his threat good. After a moment Lee | SALMON RIVER TRIP srocs soclety’s headquarters here. This area | YOUN( THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, EXPERTS TO SURVEY LIQUOR SITUATION &= INSTRUCTION COURSES. siven on m*zs.m LA Government Will Renew En- teach forcement of “Fair Trade Practices” in Industry. By the Associated Press. Five crack investigators of the Fed- eral Alcohol Administration will be sent into the country with sealed or- derat.huwukmmvmovvem- ment's enforcement of ‘“falr trade practices” in the liquor industry. While these agents check reports of violations coming from trade associa- tions and State liquor suthorities, the F. A A. office here disclosed other enforcement moves intended to bring | ) the wine and liquor trade under its scrutiny “within two months.” Lawyers and administrators are drawing up a tentative set of rules for labeling to enforce the Govern- ment’s ban on “misleading” adver- tising. Coincidentally, many clerks have been commandeered to ald in handling the 200 permit applications | ________1 pouring into the office every day. The five investigators will be or- dered to widely scattered key points, probably in the metropolitan centers. The F. A. A. estimates 6,000 per- mits will be issued here in the next six weeks. Wine makers, liquor dis- tillers, rectifiers and importers of foreign intoxicants must have per- mits to continué in business after that time. Wholesalers are given un- til March 1 to secure permits. R rwith” chain. or uon. A r B e Cbo aamibeacAd Box 3#8-E. Star_off CARP] and paint l. Iood Tellable, for immediate work: $5.50 per day: more money it nglhflel ons Sustity. Address Box 40 KER M at_once. Phon s L Prairey, "The Plains, y u_lx}g cuuva’rus age 22-28; aci and mech. ability essent Mr Pol’d. Boyd's, 1333 P COUNTER MAN. well experienced in whole- sale automotive line: must furnish at least ts}:ne loul references. Address Box 229-H, offi COA' write DF must hav it Abply The Atias ‘Bervice o 12th st. 0. LAUNDRY SALESMAN ed, Opportunity o make g0od méney 7th st p.m. to & ‘WAN exwerlencuu !or r filling Illlion Ap- Bl sfter 4:30. 5018 Rock Creek Church MECHANTG evrolet experieace. J. M. MECHANIC . be experlenced. Apply 0: day. employment o - Roebuck and Go. §11 Bladensburs rd: n.e. MEN_ Catholic. g00d appearance and per- sonality: experience unnecessary, we train you: references required, om telephone number. _Address Box 2 office. MEN (4): salary, $16 -nu n - Semi-monthly; to distribute samp! take orders on established routes; -v cial proposition for 2 men with light sedans. Call from Investment Bidg MEN for (‘ltlnlnl furnaces lnd pl oughly experienced. Appi ice Co.. 913 12th st. n.w. OLD LIFE_INSURANCE COMPANY wants men capable of becoming manager in Hatos Addrus Box E. Star office. | er, floor man. car- 2123 Newport pl. lnlull ApDL 'moT- PERHANGER. ¥ penm olored by day: ._after 4 p.m PLUHBING—OM opportunity for loci man .experienced {n piumbing estimating, must . plumbi capable of laying out work and handling men: we operate open shol swer in own handwriting: state age, e nce and salary. ~ Addréss Box 186K r inside work: only Please do not at least two laser, between MAN ry and c(m‘mlllmn D)y, Lnless you have had a Ask for M) 11th st. n.w. E MEN—_Five experi Then recdea heide and oucside work: 80 with car: SAl AN—Must know radio, relrllerl- tion and washing machines: in: nd Gutside ‘work: 10 men necde and commissiot for M ‘!sAl].;EBM!N (four), 1'lhr b‘l 5 radio season ere. are ‘paying full_co on all $1 dc‘ln Philco sale: Ry T g00d_workers. between the age of 807 preterable “married men. . Abpty e Poole. Bailey Tires Stores, i4th and Co- lllfin!hu‘rs.h only Tuesday or Wednesca: SALESMEN. riot over 35, collexs ed Bieally heitne o edets: caucation. galary and commission. Apbiy My Daniels between 9:30 and Kitt Co., 1380 & m.. at Homer L. l o lnelk l"reneh -m:- 30 essons. Gathedral Studio, 3114 Wisconsin ave. n.W. Phone_Clevelan: HIGH: BETTER at BOYD! 1333 P st. N AUTO structions ¢ nished. DRIVING P for Traffic For_appointment. shnc-l r?EQITtABl includj est, tnclu ENMANSHIF, mrrmarx"l? oot (AW reatires 3, mon pr. in opera LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Reduced rates during October. Tt instruction. _Live model “practice. 8hop experienc it red. jy terms. 5t N lture, TBEAUTY INSTUCTION, _ ‘The South's olds largest beauty e S sdel 306 e, bengty astanda truc ver, n?néc:u’. row—mnrv Graduates Fiaced in Good I PREPARE ; NOW. COURSE FOR cnm. mv!cz EXAMS. LOW SOMTSR R _ENTIRE CO! Every Day. talogue. Positions. acH CIVIL éEnvxcn COURSES BEGIN TODAY FOR AMS. SPECIAL, AR PUNCH M MACHINE COURSES ecial secretarlal course; tultion only p 5. 1} ICH. uu::“bgfion ANDugiion. ;;Y TN, tuition. THE CIVIL mm PREPAR, L RATORY BCHOOL. b26 15k 8t nw. 6337, BE AN ACCEPTED BEAUTY EXPERT Our superior method of teaching on live d actual shop practice will appeal | ¢ ey Enown tnstructors. A:uw free emplnymenl nrvlu Day- evenings clusser. = Ess SUMMER RA T TN WIER_AND cmm'r "SCHOOL 7° "20 1llh lfimflw S 0% TLEARN PUBLIC SPEAKING. The science of self-expression and writ- ing taught by expert university professor. Easy terms. Classes now forming. Cali Mlllle for the Larger Life, 1414 a:flh '—w—fi_—t HELP—WOMEN. GIRLS AND LADIES. 5 to assist manager in retail order department. Salary. $15. and large bonus semi-mo. Experience u necessar; Call from 1-3, 826 xnveu- ment Bl LADIES—Essv way 1o earn moncy spare time. “Senl cnmm.. cards: new pla canvassing strangers: el ers. retail Sl mo' ments, b0c up, Fes. ship !tud(nl 224 Ads SEA! 1110 mple offe; Eimira. N. Y time. for tailor shop. D. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1935. '.'“.‘uJ DANGER AND 3 - UNABLE. To HELPM/’4/{( s SITUATIONS—MBN. _(Continued.) SHORT-ORDER hlll man, 75. YOUNG } lood paying ponllon good person-hu. vllth erte P. O. Box 356. COOK. pantry man or experienced. Phone Sterling PERSONAL. CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY CLUB tive membership for sale at once. $70: lea ing town._Address Box 57-E. Star offi E. CONFIDENTIAL, tion by agent experienced here lnd Phone_Wisconsin_2630. cAmo HOTEL BEAUTY PARLO] Mth ulllblc bus_or mily: have per- r 4138, * YOUNG MAN, eoloml. kitchen boy with private mit; references. Call Dec: YOUNG MAN, 20, high familiar with shorthand eral office. work, with future: nomi arv; references. Call Emerson 6 i Like advertising or n wor YOUNG MAN attending day session of Straver Collece. wishes to earn room and board by tutoring. chauffeuring. doing odd obs arcund the house or tending fur- srl'vA'l‘loNs—MEN AND WOMEN. LORED ND wm Tian dob as Saqor oF WOrk of erienced. with best rererences PCleveland 9040 COLORED MAN AND maid nnd butler or ch: ence. _Call Columbia 10 urs with refer- BODA DISPI steady Job. Calvert pharmacy. 2600 Conn. STENOORAPHWMHII t be rapid typist. d_| 6lr¥‘ steady ‘position. Phil Bobys WATTRESS, | | Sunday work. 626 Est. nw. unenenced pert _time: o Apply 2 p.m., Berens' Cafe. w. neatly —dresse: ply Eohimbia Restaurant. 2505 | WHIT GIRL OR LADY. kee and young baby; stay mmw Fhone North | 1494-W between 6-8 p.m. WHITE WOMAN. free settled, used | cows lnd chickens. n.ll’ city. Bl l:lht PATLY; OWD DOSS. WOMAN work. 2 lnmenl are Shind required: $35 . and YOMEX 1o -onm dry and _commission. Bhe used to Steady 1. Proc- pht 10° house- Local ref. Clev. 8678, Texas and return. ambitious person transportation. Lafayette, 16th Im?ivl sts.” Do not’ nhom. fl LADY_experienced umm honen M 109 P st. o.w. 1. Rosen. - HRIST! CARD BARGAINS. 50 personal Christmas cards for only 81 beautitul Prench folders with name in- scribed. Liberal commission; £ ree < | lso box assoriments. | General cua o 1 Jackson. Dept. EARN UP TO $25 WEEKLY SELLING CHRISTMAS CARI Lowar " prices; _better quajity neno ds; . 3056 X -uonmenu e fe 8. Dept. xdh Cmcl(u | Hers SITUATIONS—WOMEN. BOOKKEEPER., full charge: expert typi and biller; 10 years' experience, Aflflr Box 20-H. Star office. CCMPANION, housekeeper to lady h\ all apt. Nerthumberland, phone No X first c tllu r:(eren:u. Call 5! . DRESSMAKING. alterations: women's and | children’s clothing: smocking. fasgoting: firs uaranteed. Pot. 59! GIRL. 3 years experience filing_cler; work. desires position immediately. sma salary. Address Box 21-H. Star office. 0 HOUSEKEEPER for_rooming and boarding house: thoroughly experienced in renting jooms planning menus buving menaging help dnd bullding up: reference: full pa e s Box _Star office. LADY, edu:aled . ®00d cook and marager. active, healthy." will take full charge of home and children of emploved parents Good salar: utenn Potomac 4196-J. NURSE and masseu ‘German-French Iady’ Especially fond of axed people; truste Northy. kind: free to ‘travel. Referer Address Box 14-H. Star_office ;private or nubu: :om orth 9579. 905 o WIFE want jobs as | T and Q n.w.—50¢ [ R reasonab d_hair _d e MASSAGE, BATH. COLON’!EB ENEMA' A. Alpine |-m£e trestments. vibrator, Dist. HEMORRHOIDS CATED, n n'x" u'n men'od nt ufl.sun for & ho-* cPius -of I‘u'x‘#e WOk CEoMARR: TROK. 1305 Columbla rd FLOWERS ARE THE FAHIO flowers are natural and beautiful leisure time to pleasure and profit instruction. smu o,_1317 F st. Rm. EXCELLENT mnm- PR( [T, Samx 70, Tian Mflw. Harrisburg. Pa. __ i Awo RUBS, WHITE NURSE. 1 1909 PA. Apt. 30. Hours, .9 turn hn Beasty Bnco at Snver, nr?!‘ ek M, Wil be. located 1a heF WD shop Gn or $bout. Oetoer 16, - Gall for appointments now at Shepherd 1006, MOLLO CHAPEAUX _YOUR OWN MATE- Tial and expert restyling you: Tial ane expe svling vour laat 'y rormen wuh Mme. Ash. 1 Studio. District 9656, CHILDR!N _BOARDERS IN COUNTRY home near high school, 5“ c school and churches._Address Box 192-H. Star office.* PHYSIOTEERAPY-MASSAGE. FOR COLDS and caronic pains; vapor baths. elec. and reducing treatments. Potomac 4721 MASSAGE. COLONICS. HOURS, 10 Al p.m. umxn n.w. Apt. 2. THERAPY mAmm MILLINERY — HA'I'! muomn modeled. S1 to €3.50. Rachel M Be: s with Jultug Gamnll & Co.. d'fi. Phone Dist. 6515 " | BED ROO 1 avrfl: (handsome). MO’I‘OI! TRAVEL. I PASSENGERS TO SHARE EXPENSES | NURSERY-GOVERNESS. speaking Ger- man and French: best references. Call after 8 p.m.. Wisconsin 3958-J SECRETARY - sTENoGRAPHm ex er'.. Tapid. accurate. " nd all' Nonh complete chlue of billing_de- Address Box 234-H. Star omce. 10° el Phone Columbia 8633. wn corporation has ho \are able 'to { making !50 mkly Comfl. Bide. 724 ot “ask SALESMEN—Ou opening for men Want men capabl for Mr Kn l ‘ l'l SCREEN-F; also man. . g .fi’i’“"c“" P, B Hhe Screen fg. Co. arsland gye. SERVICE MEN. experien wash! ady ary. Mr. Wasserman, 816 P n ' lfler lh SER’ TION _ATTENDANT _ with sy sl i d Sl Permanent 3 ee ! idress Box 144-H, g' perml - ‘U 'K AND SECURI STOCK AYD ScuRmry = %"'““efi't. ’.‘:f sue for both investor Room 208, 527 9th 8 TRUCK 1 DRWER. furniture and merc! dise: not afraid of work. Must be careful Ry fi' previcus employment. THE Natlonal Geographic Soclety, which e to for _ sausage nqlulln tul dnxeetr’rom fl.rm J. tional Preu Building, = = MEN willl tion; brl.ht mmn“‘g'f "551‘0 n' e Wi meat, Harig “after ¢ ng. for nen -wnn Na- YOUNG MEN #0004 Daying brapositive Apply 9 " SALESMAN—OFFICE | RE. We have an opening for one alesman, experlenced [man preterred. 'Call between French Co., 14156 H #net 8 RELIABLE MEN Over 22, with cars, with some experience steady work. good Bav: _after ._Tuesday. ed on !letlrlc; good ‘WAn'Rmsszs FOR INSIDE |TABLE SERVICE; GOOD |SALARY. ALSO BOYS AND |GIRLS FOR CURB_SERV- | AVE., THE HOT SHOPPE. —_—— HELP—DOMESTIC. COLORED WOMAN, Ll.d genersl house- ; Do laundry; s nights, upstairs room. $30 month. oood Teferences Te- ann- Adams 4 houu!mk tay L for__ thu e “Nords 8931 atver cawm cook, take charse .pm- ment and 2 cmldnn Give pl address .g’la" reference. Address Box 204-H, Biar office. i COOK. young woman. Scandina pre- Taiefent position. Tor compecent Address Box 206-H, Star office. lenced, T must be fond y nights; city references. COOK. seworker. colored. age 3¢ live in; buement room: Cherrydale, fond of chiidren; references; $7 per We 'hone W Wllnut 9. mmu. ights. Bnnl city l’.l. 1549 Vsmun st home Call after 3 p.m. GENERAL ficient. Live on place, 325 mnnl.hl: ADDlIn 5437 Nebraska . D, On’ AL HOUSEWORK. cooking: fond of two children: city references; stay nights. Foom and Bath, 330 montn. Phone after 7:30_p.m.. Wisconsin 3693. GIRL white of colored; for general house id. 3260 Bunker Bl ra. M. Raimier, ™ GIRL. general housework and care or'ehud. $18 month. 1603 D st after 5 Call Allxnnflfll 1048- 7:30 pm WILL CONSIDER 2 MEN for permanent positiol start: cant ;m'og-d fifmnll . 1, : car. Apply cmglom'nt office, 4th floor, Tuesday at 9:1 BURGH'S. SALESMEN. ',llml.n. .;.fi l'n.“’" N“flfl Mr. Drever. 800 B S An exceptional opening for an lnteu.Pg i south of Mosul to the Mediterranean, | b a high- type store. Address Box 53-H, Star office. PERMANENT POSITION—Must be dependable, conscientious and of neat appearance. The position is a reliable one, wfl.h good pay. References requir Apply Tuesday evening, between 7:30 and 9, at 205 Denrike Bldg., 1010 Vermont ave. RADIO SERVICE MAN in a department store; will consider a young man who |cm has had some experience in servicing radios; state age. Address 43-H, Star office. HELP—MEN AN'D WOMEN. il Ehm e e A7 o EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. WHITE GIRL ent, experienced young man; to sell silver in | wire w ( neral hn\luwork. 5 Bilver ring. id phone. A flrul ICE. APPLY 5109 GEORGIA |¢ col.onm GIRLS neat. wish employ- ong mmona evpemnu wishes morn- COLORED GIRL, neat wial work or “emu) housework; Phone Nortk 8-M. COLORED ¢ ts work, mi Bousework cnli between 9 = 1913 N H. ave. n.w. Washington Stay nights. part-time city ref. 5 | ROOMING OR no fo ‘Miami. Fia. Wednesday, Octoder, 9. | 4 am._Phone Lincoln 7034. | TRANSPORTATION TO _ BRADENTON. | Fla . or nearby point, to exverienced driv. References exchanged. Walnut 5280, DRIVING _TO LOUISVILLE, KENTUCK October 12, return in about 10 days; take Call Potomac_2! umn 7 TAKE ixo. share ekpenses; new Chevrolet. Call oliumbia 5914. BLS!N!!S OPPORTUNITIES. _ Dy strictly con- | FOR SALE BY OWNER. reasonable—Room- ing house, | Can be seen any time alter 7 130 P xd 47y 04. Box BEER EQUIPMENT BUSINESS I lendld opponunlu. Adduu h rack_li Mr. McDea . nw. 'Houe: wanted; 2 rooms: will inspect imme- laylock. Metropolitau_8169. GAS STATI( ete: will u:riflu mon. Room 908, 14 must be over diately. Mr. | K, no nights. Phone L. cook, fly; exp.. housekeeper o red ahmfl!. :n! zef. Phone Silver cownm onu. ishes job. part time or qa ED WOMEN, 2_ work or day's 'cxk no laundry. Can fur- Dec 4912 w. ence. COLORED LADY wishes 'orl sy oo ® iy cook and sone: erences; no Sundays. Phune Nanh HELP AND SITUATIONS. HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE. (To: u-ec.) B—17 SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. 9 rmnlble, Te- ouse painting; od Oul bis 1074, , “paverhai BEheen e (1 rtnnllhud ioors. aned (Continued.) Tors mel lnoon @5, Apt. 401 F5S 'rwmm e springs T485" Cutvon e §°v All makes i lntludlnl Po 'L Aot nin nd felt 1 both for exterior and inierior; Aret- meehnnle n 1o e o 'qux?“ 'Am‘ i e oh able: Pho ‘g' f'nwo'oa'wu-w : IG 5 RMS.. 2 HA r'y uv: quick service: wi ech-nlu iy time. Neat paper: A rnla.ma and 1 pain inting—Work guaran- - roci-botto Am looking for Work. Columbia 8773, 608 Kenyon st. P ING—6 rooms and 2-story hall. If any better workmanship can be had, money refunded. _Columbia 0689 PAPERING. PAINTING done at once, $4 & zoom md up. including paper: work g mennee- Georgia_0024. _8° ms 2326, | 210 HihEx 1431 East Capitol uun'c“oo' i m——-——L—*_ 1885, 6716 16tk n.w. Fhw, Daderwoods. advs8:"itg Boses " m' nt model earo and L. C. fmiths { Alns in built -}mh rmndl!f:n'e’ln;!lt‘g? C. 018"16th ‘st Cnl’onn ‘Typewr! TYPE! Amerl: e X All makes. ll’ltl\!dl‘l’l‘gA !!lh;{z‘ nLrull y_from gh rents. %e East Capito) st Lincatn 00K%, CLEA price, 550, Phons e arees 105 ACCUM CLEANER—163; model. 40% off for cash. ”x"m:; & 700 9th st. n.w._Open evenings WASHERS—Used Apex. $10; alio Apex floor sample. family size. 30% off for cash. Apex Elec, Co., 709 9th st. n.w. Open evenings. PAINTING-—Average room. l my OID work. Satisfaction g ed, _Call Metz any time. lumbie PAPERING Jooms. 3 us. service. Also and caulking. Roy White. Atlantic Promn rnmml 4652, class work at _lowest prices Kurts Bros.. National 039. rArmHlulonm and_paintine: own work: lowest price rgia 5811, 5423 7th st. | n e mm d e ent worl $oo small or far for me. wuuun phene | Dmmz 4570 RING REPAIRS. STUCCO, CE- Waterproof leaky base- , damp wi leaky roofs. Mlnnlcl. " Lineoln "4487-W eum ced -nh Eincoin l\mennx “spout- furnace work. ncoln 2843. Call ROOFING nnnm: Rznllrln slip_ covers. ushions, work. Teas. “price. Ph._Ge 646, can Onlln& 563" UP T i S ferehals caning. work suaranieec: We muller. 2423 18th st. n.w. Adams 0761. UPHOLSTERING No lob too dimcult “Abel" Cabinet- makers and Upholsterérs. Office. ~500 Capitol_st. Telephone Lincoln 9523 VACOUM CLEANER REPAIRING. any make, any model; Emu reasonable; work fully gusranteed ' Estimates given free in your home McKain's Service, 413 .e._Phone Lincoln 6050, VACUUM CLEANERS REPAIRED We _repair any make vacuum cleaner for $1 (parts extra. very reasonable). Tet us check your cleaner free of wAH makes repaired and rebuilt by ex- pert vacuum cleaner mechanics. ‘Worl Nt““!dl ;‘?rflb.nd dt"vt“fl free. ational 80 PRRLECTRIC A LIANCE SERVICE CQ, & T WIN DOW SHADES ‘Washable shades made to order at lo est prices; save your old rollers: for es te. eorgia 2400. Penn Decorating 5121 Georgia ave. 2 *Advertisements wnder this head~ a0 are oresumed to be from orie who fAnd dealers masquerading in this column as private tndividuals are urged to report the matter to The Star for investigation.” )NS, fenders, fire tools brass and i“:‘.fi’.’fi?m oS ieat Tramed mirrors. i e oL ean briced. Jow. M:rray Galleries, 1724 20th e x* ANTIQUE FURNITURI Haviland china. white eninese shaw) (em: broidered). white onyx clock. gold-flecked s rose bowl Holmead Bl. 0., ‘kinds bought. We Metropolitan 7740 dressine b lerze mi double bed. cmflorolx Sl\ Potoma BICYCLES—Rolast otner mign-gra ;heell Hlullon Blcm & Bporting Ooodb table. supplies. o] aceessories. Cnnnn%lg hst.n l Dl 44 Vg HICHI m! Co. 4—Bnnchel—4 O‘Iu ugs. Corks. Caps, €row ! nBy ’l‘hl ’lnd uantity = Southes ‘laul- Supply 733-39 11th st. & Phone Lincoln 10 A Bargains from Sther wrecked buildings. st Hechin We are buty changing the ciiys 83} it we are clearing ore city block | h no!her for New Interior 2 ! qind goon will begin another otk or Feder: est ks Tremendous quantities of sood used building_materials of every description at our yards, neatly arranged for your easy Selection, ‘always at bargain Com to any of our four yards Giiote de- livered or oundtllv'r!d Phone orders At- “flsc‘:nman G2 Used Material Dept, | 1555 8a Ave. NW. S Nichois 8 E. BUILDING#ATSRL\B at lnt'v'vce prices. shutnnlc o oring. framing, including 3x ‘ I'l 3 20. 8 5 o haca brick. Abply 8 3 Am:nun Wrecking Co.. tele- U fer: height, 5 feet ent. 180 pounds. Georgia_2785. type. apart- ‘Rbex” Fiec. ment_size s} W, Ope evenings Co.. 709 Hih WASHING late models & Ridgley. 14 WASHER—Whiriary _spinner bargain for INES —] ltunrlnucd $10 ul Newton 10000, 7 lensth: free Phone 'fi%‘-m FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED. for 457 Bovering o e e e nolstered nd new included. ‘made ke new i Anest 't"p'e'-’z’r' &nd_friezette: workmanshi Prance Upholstery Co.. l,’.fifllfl lith lt. a.w._Phone Columbla 10i72. OFFICE EQUIPMENT, WE SELL, BUY OR EXCHANGE Adding Machines Desks 'nb'e; Check Protectors sm- Files Fbewriters cel Cabinets AU M'S F"URNITURE HOUSE 1416 EYE ST N.W. PHONE NATL. 2184 1 SOLID MAHOGANY DIN- ing room table, 1 mahogany buffet, 1 solid mahogany li- brary table, 3 fancy chairs. Apt 205, 2240 16th St N.W. wocm—-ee ned oak, cut delivers: 310 Cora. 36 Raie® nw. washer and dryer. General Electric motor. ball-bear- ings and perma- g nent lubrication. TERMS ’l WEEK ARTHUR JORDAN'S $1 WEEKLY fer_mirrors, Phone Columbla 8226. | Phone | Chickering, Cable & Son's, Schubert, Mason & Hamlin, Huntington, Regent ond others. Choose Any New or Used Grand, Upright or Player in Stock. Over 200 Grands. Uprichts ard Plavers 10 select from. Remember, after this sale these prices and terms will posi- tively be” witharawn, Think of pur- chasing a fine, brand-new Grand, right or Plaser at only $3 down snd a week. plus & small eln)lnl charge. None higher—you may § wish. Your old pia; % srapb will be acceptal liberal allowance. ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO COMPANY 1239 G St. NW. Tadlo or phono= e in trade o & COAL WOOD, FUEL OIL. . select fireplace. stove, furnace. ifhg wood, Wholesale and ‘retail 5 in Ave. 500 CHICKS for | | fag orders for ha TR e Tree from B W | by ‘State Dept. of markets. H H ry_ Olney. Md Prwm Ashton 13 miles_north of Norbeck DACHSHUND PUPPIES. | ing.”7_weeks old. Phone Wisc corner: in cri flc Tym\n be: 'quipment _cost !10 000 1) sx..bo O Aadress Box 394-! 8 ‘ VARIETY flon& and stocked: estab. desire part-time | Address Bo ESTABLISHED GARA ern buildin, depts’: dresi Box 276-H, Star office. COLORED GIRL wishes work: Tella neat, 'lth rleer.!tntu' Phone Metropolitan WILL REMODFL 2703 NICHOLS AVE. opposite, 8t Elizabeth's. for Tesponsin party. Appiy on premises. 8764. LORED GIRLrensi nts & position omeRorker O mOther's heiper.” Bh gne Afllm! 013. CODOR o . cltr u? ;nono Columb; COLORED GIRL _desires as maid “dl\cfi” >illin t_housework ¥ nights: IRL, neral h Frone” North: 2185y 831 ants work as mother's SOYORRRS Florida ave. LORED G COLORED WOMAN wants work s cook or goneral housework " with " small famly, one North 10 GlR!a. oolnnd. to do lllbl houenmni o 7 »am. ave. gw.. ouAN Namts Jsundry vork 827 48th sl e Lincoln lf‘zt 4: 80 p.m. , under 1 eral 'ork' 10 weekly. roor ard*"Q 2 uz'fl nm‘ Seoaral vo WILL !f& reond-lrln nou: Teslt “l:(. mm sale 3( mfi- protected five wa %0 keep notes an lateral loan. Lhort term with bonus. For, detalls, “address Box 409-E. DINERS AND LOCATIONS. RECONDITIONED DINERS NOW 200 WEST GRAND ST EZABETE, N. . ROOMING HOUSES N.w.-—'rmms & 2 ll ,500. ALL OP mAIOV‘l HAVE LOW Au " co. . ‘glt ll”. gujet. clean. aul g 0_mo. Bflx 247-E, Star |ek [ood ition NURSE, white, care of in- fant. Must be experienced, with good references. Good sa.ln.r{ and home. Permanent d. | position. Address Box 280-H, Star office. sn'm'nom—-m. ub, private l-l\lrln!‘ ’ 3 iress Box 230-H. Star B‘ butler, part-ti vmm?. ime. nmmwn: ssrye dinners. Howard lnw iaw st -tu- sal reas. umun—uflmw—mm useful, LiETe Sownert 'S 2 | ol BiCT r.lub or l' ——BUSINESS AND PEOFESSIONAL. | ¢ v‘l‘l’nl—:“'kl Pm'd Bfl!d‘l. l n e orkers. COLORED At home. as 16, umhnud. good city reference. SO0t OOOK and g{m"'l ‘houseworker; reference. Phone Nor ELDERLY LADY will care for_small ment. with or without & ehild. %on- Wisconsin 233 GIRL, colored. -xporunud. 7o, Tor Bouse- Tork” day of ‘part North GIRL. ealoril 3 :r'-‘:"l‘l'. ould Tike rac ‘:‘m?. et~ Phione Potomac sour.n Carolina_wants Wwork. unworr‘ hIIndr{‘ or 'um'eu Phone Aleene omo IRL, co i o Phon. th n‘fi s "" OB T hassasy Abaatie E010. colored. wishes ition as £ FER R pin Tences. mr;hun 4553, onu. lored. high-school ;n{ ate, wants = hot sood - H ne'o.h.lg:m S Becatus 3785, _*“_’_ IRL, cOl m'nud-lmlorun s Sone Adams 06803, solored. Virginian, neer Teliable; "?k"fiol P STk ST ST IRL. colored. wishes general gen ol uumu— no columhu :Rlnmenz vml ts. Call 1‘19 7_p.m. bwm 8 reli- ase :Alll"uwln duml ln hnme O mxlgldnd cauple. gmc i Pgom Dmhll' OUIIG lll'thl B | housework, part noumom EEEATRSA SERVICE. | OrE1 romot dar ln"z“n— . Bist -fld . n. 5675, ,,3;'-’..?;%"& b I '!Ilenhom Omm-?rmt. nlhbl' nuoubh. Sons, "shaires, Hoore™ Sntaitictt 2i%: g!b cAuxRAn—w puy. nan. trage nm cnm- poin 18: co stick: &eveiand 0505 QAL RANGE, porceiain a-inch pipe, 3! n Blcte -elecs workehop. Covelnn COLONIAL BUFFET. $20: one living couch. $20: good condm new. $4 each. Ca Cl T |_2357. F st. B e bk caato it iR I llm ml“l’!l(!'- 3 lll’l. Dmn'l -nd 2 toV~ rlet Call Georgia 0153. 9 to 5 G ROOM SUITE. walny twin &em‘ venport sult chen cabine 3 rmnwr. Edelman, 303 hollu 1d_soods men’s and | PIANO. upright. | and, refnished 1K $128_cash. 14 all upright, plain ma= case: repuilt and refinisned like new. Pinest buy in the city at $125 cash. 1428 Iiving st. c.e. SPECIAL—I! you are considering §iving your child piano lessons or taking them Fourself, ‘ws” are at ihis ume. able to ou' s very al offer. For SI | Weekiy we Wil sl you BOTH & good. re= conditioned upright pianc and & course of | 5 private lessons. There is no other charge. the $1 weekly covers everything. | All you have to do is_come in. pick out the Plano you want. pay for a few les- sons'in sdvance and we deliver it to your home at once. The instruction is Very £ood and we stand back of it Ou: teach- | ing staff is as capable and efficlent as !cu 'hl fl)'d anywhere, Natlonal 4730, rlm.n'rrvkx children’s exumng and stoes. c-u story. | A m 2 Metropolitan & FURNITURE l" dlvenvon tav Windsor, chair. chairs. beds: quickly. No we! 510 Elichen table. odd | very reasonable: mus. ull dealers. Apt. 103, 1717 R | completely furnished. '2'3"‘“’"“““’"‘ call Cleve- 5 'Aa-m; 0146, t] late. NDOI- o ?fl"‘!‘o? et Tance " due, " $40.60. w York ave. .rx-oofi"m IMPOR RU and Biental patte d $40. 1431 secsed. 1 3 sas conversion. b\u’ner ier and con= unuh;m new; sacrifice. $100 cash. Phone Shepherd 2 dfi nm mw-b!nunoow; 2 Nlfl‘lSZ.fl'fl.. A 1ar5 n-nmnent H Baum & 5" leell lQ W orices. n 016 K &t Dw Pmflb—- e antiques, art and his- ; rare. Washer and 'rlnltr. o am“ur hone West 1210. ith md ge Fon B % GLamE. Fioe it Y00, *jebide t6 By later. For :hm sale values m our ads under the +“Musical Instruments” classification. Phon P e v e O CHAIRCANEING”""""‘" splinted. cutum-nfig 1235 lm nw ELECTRIC WIRING s & Dase FLOORS monu"f m:!iu P Sesinouses: w‘”‘ GENERAL REMODELING. G, Wi AND 'HEA’ s i o o sami [ RAD] 8-tube’ l. Sl‘ 95. ‘&_l.' Cos 706 Ot -t‘.”:'-fl. ‘Open eve- L u;-mnz condman. vuh cu!. l:ll). Phono Cleveland 5039. PLAYER IFIANO—W‘IE‘ Eaves good. hlomrd; rebullt, plaver special at $79; mahogan e ,c:n:lnleed. Pay S weekly, PIA No—uvely (ittle “apartment upright, with a full k : One of our Dest-atiling modeis and 1n slendid condi tion. Just repossessed. It can be purchased by continuing, tge weekiy payments of 8 N 4 n G 5 id e rfun S omgiion: 2 The case design s ‘the very popuiar plain_style and the finish & rich mahogany. This piano is one of our best-selling styles and looks and plays like new. Just repos: We are of ¥ "any one. who. will eonunue Lne 82 m weekly payments. A very uni fuily guaranteed. Natl. 4730. lmu. 50 PIAND——hr the person Interested in & sturdy. moderately wma piano b!lllutll Pahsle iy sty ture and ; “only 3 AL that nished in 1136 the bllt bll! ln ollr slore onal ¢780 Kitt's. 1330 G PIANO. RO S5 m 8Bt American amu- 280 KZWG have & lwhrul values in re- B aloned radios: < et 95 4~ tube Emerson. 13 J7;tube Stew: r‘ sm n-&mm superheterodyne, sxo 86, 178 . 6. und d e. nu flflaun most w.*.“ "M:m u. 708 Fa chnorll LTS s 4 cublc feet, 76, u{q“_fl-_-_vlk":n“m' "‘%‘E’."‘" B B l- llll 76 evenings. 'fi'f"” 18th fully " guaran deuvnn in the T weerty, Kitvs, 1950 G st. AND UPRIGHTS are now offer ufly o prices is sal Om raabury, Behoning . ‘Hugo Worch, 1110 0 since 1879. AREL—Men's shoes. hats. numl nl ure potght for rummage sale. 1 . Phone Mr. ¥Winger. Dec BED 'ROOM. dlnln'"room suites ! for ai "fi par