Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1940, Page 27

Ue 4y VIDA HURST CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE. Gail put down the tray she was carrying crying, “My heavens, Hazel, why didn't you say s0?” “I did,” the other girl reminded her. “After all, there's no hurry about it. I wanted to call Mr. Reid right away but this chap I was with didn't like the idea. He said there might be any number of blond women wearing black veils in the city of Detroit. After I'd calmed down I was glad I didn’t. Because you know how Mr. Reid is. If she hadn't been the one who shot Chris | he'd have made me feel like a fool. So I finally decided I'd just tell you about it: “But it's too late now” Gail said distressed. “She may not be three again.” “They said she was in the habit of coming once a week regular. The same night every week,” Hazel ex- plained. “I got real friendly with one of the professional gamblers, You know the ones who spin the wheel. Unlike my escort he seemed to prefer blonds and besides a little tecting. ’ cempetition is & good thing. At the | “He wants to dance,” Hazel con- time there wasn't much doing at his | fessed, “so I can't very well refuse. table.” | Look, Gail, do you think it would “You say she goes there once a , pay me to have my hair dyed back week?” Gail repeated. “That ' to its original color? The girl at the means we'll have to wait until next Thursday.” “Do you intend to check up on it?” | Hazel inquired with her eyes shin- ing. “Do you really think it might bea clue?” “Probably not,” Gail admitted “but at least we ought to see. Il tell Chris and by that time he'll be well enough to go out there. In the meantime, Hazel, please don't say anything about it to anyone else, | will you?” Go Along. “Certainly not,” the other girl | promised. “If my friend calls me | again maybe we could go along. | That is if you think Chris won't mind.” “I'm sure he won't,” Gail said “After all you were kind enough to tell us about her.” When Thursday came however Hazel informed her regretfully that she would be unable to go. The man in question had asked her to go to dinner with him again but refused to be a party to any private de- COLLINS’ PHARMACY—20th & R. I. Ave. N Is An Authorized Star Branch Office OU can reach the largest reader audience in Washington and the metropolitan area through The Star, Evening and Sunday. Though its coverage is wide, Classified Adver- tising rates in The Star are notably low. Re- member these two things when some ‘“‘want' arises—The Star reaches the greatest number of people in their homes and Star Glassified Advertisements DO Bring Results . Authorized Star Branch Offices are conven- ientiy located throughcut the city and suburban areas. Leave copy for your Classified Adver- tisements at the authorized Star Branch Office near you. Only regular rates— no fees are charged for au- thorized Star Branch Office service. USE NEWSPAPER ROVERTISING FIRST & inf | -TRAILS END ey \WiLLiam MacLeob RAINE POWDER HORN SENTINEL L ANGUNS She hked his appearance. She had expected him to carry out in his looks the reputation he had earned as & wild and dangerous character. When Anne Eliot met Jim Silcott, he had just been shot at from ambush . . . but Jim's .45 was a little faster. Such things were common in Blanco, until Anne started a one-woman campaign with her news. paper to clean house. A4 Thrilling Western Serial ! Starting APRIL 23 «Che Euening Star | 'Y 'y THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, beauty shop says it wil take months for it to grow out.” ‘Was Impatieat. Gail scarcely knew what she an- swered. She was impatient for the store to close so she could go home to dress. Not because she had much hope of Hazel's tip proving to be a real clue. But because it was the first time Christopher had been allowsd to 80 out. It was such fun to be an en- gaged ‘girl dressing for a date with her darling. And Chris was the kind of person to make the most of it. “Even if it doesn't lead to anything, we'll make it a swell evening,” he promised. “Gee, Gall, think of the excitement we can have using the blond in black as our excuse for visiting all the gambling places.” He was being more reasonable about their delayed marriage per- haps because his father agreed that Gall was right. There was plenty of time and it was better to be en- gaged for awhile John Reid had insisted, If it didn’t last too long an en- gagement could be one of the hap- Plest periods of a couple's life. Reason for Going. Unwilling to worry her mother unnecessarily Gail said nothing to her about their reason for going. So far as Anna knew this was merely a celebration of Christo- pher’s recovery. Anna had been more cheerful since she knew Belle was going to Cali- fornia. She had been helping her sister with her sewing but she ad- mitted to Gail that it would be a relief to get Belle off. “You'd think she was going around the world the preparations she's m;klng:;‘uAnm said. n_spite of her disapproval she watched her dnughurpgreu with admiring eyes. Although it was February it was still cold so Gail wore her wine colored velvet with long clinging sleeves. The orchids Chris sent she pinned upon the collar of her coat. His ring sparkled like blue fire from one slender finger. Look Lovely. “You look lovely,” Anna cried, | “I wish your father could see you.” She did not say so but she realized that Gail's prettiness had flared into beauty since her engagement. The girl's mouth was merry again. Her brown eyes glowed with the radiance that only love can glve. Whatever else Chris might lack | Anna knew that he was a satisfac- tory sweetheart. He had made her daughter feel protected and adored. If only Robert Trenton could be publicly exonerated ¢ from the charges which had caused his death, Yet even if it were Anna told her- self she would never be able to for- give the man who had instigated them. < But now for a few brief hours Gail was thinking of nothing but Chris. They took their time at din- ner as Hazel had told them no one | went to the gambling resort until | late. It was almost midnight as they | drove up a steep hill to the bril- | liantly lighted house which looked }from the outside like a pretentious residence. Hard Eyes. | The manager dressed in evening clothes a shade too faultless was standing in the door of his private | office. His cold hard eyes did not | match the smile with which he | Ds | greeted them. “He knows we haven't been here | before,” Gail whispered. Run on in, darling, while I powder my nose. | | You needn't wait.” | She was so happy that the rea- the - background of her mind. It | would be almost to fantastic that the woman who had shot Chris with | his own revolver, that same woman | dropped it in a black suede glove inside her father’s pocket, should | be the same one Hazel had seen at | the roulette table. But as she left the dressing room she met Chris, “She’s here!” he cried. to phone the police. At that instant Gail caught sight of a small woman with a black veil covering her hat hurrying toward the entrance. “She’s seen me,” “Come on, Gail. her.” Chris said. We've got to stop Fleeing Woman. They followed the fleeing woman into the small entrancé hall where the door to the manager’s office was now closed. There was no one else there as Chris laid a hand upon her shoulder. But as he did so she whirled about fumbling in the old- fashioned reticule she carried. “Hands up!” she shouted. The beady eyes beneath the blond ;vlg were glittering and insane with ear. “If you touch me I'll shoot,” she threatened, brandishing a pistol. “Take your hands off me Christo- pher Reid. And you, Gail, stay right where you are . I've shot him once and I'll do it again.” “Aunt Belle!” gasped Gail. (To be continued.) e Atonement Lutheran “Disappointment Overcome of the Rev. Howard E. Snyder to- morrow at 11 a.m. T. Powers will preach on “The Risk of Prayer” at 8 pm. Tode Tuttle TAINT RIGHT FER WOMEN T' MAKE SICH BIG WAGES' “Some wimmen kin do more dam- age with & charge account than & wild man kin do with a ax,” grum- bled Lyas Knott t'day as he paid his bills. son for their coming had faded into | | Who had stolen an emerald ring and | Y “I'm going '0 ot Nature’s Children Green Tree Frog (Hyla cinerea) By LILLIAN COX ATHEY. Frogs on the trees, calling cheer- ily to their friends, convince every nature lover that spring has arrived! Meny claim that this is the most beautiful tree frog in America—a broad statement that should not go unchallenged. The months of glori- ous adventure in the open now lie before us. There are spots to visit that are brimful of adventure. Walking is fast becoming a lost art among many. They are missing rich rewards unless they will forsake the beaten paths and enter the more enchanting ones. In the Southern United States, both east and west of the Missis- sippi, this large tree frog may be seen and even kept successfully in captivity, if you wish to make a study of its habits, or use its in- dustry in behalf of your garden. As you know, tree frogs are small creatures. To say 2! inches is to place this frog first in its class. The skin of the upper parts is smooth and fine in texture; that of the under parts is granulated. The pointed head is flat and broad be- tween the eyes, which are very large, though not greatly elevated. The bronze ears are situated one-half its diameter from the eye. They are round and small. There is a fold of skin over the ear to the shoulder. The body color is a dark brown- ish-green, shading to a bright pea- green or light yellowish-green. There is a band of white or nettalic yellow, which extends from the an- terfor point of the jaw, widening backward along the jaw, passing un- der the ear and continuing as 4 stripe to the thigh or even half the length of the body. The under parts are light and unspotted. This frog has the ability to change from light to dark color, and some mem- bers of the family have a few small, dark, orange spots rimmed with black on their backs. D. C, SATURDAY, In your garden, this small guest loves to roam among the vines and high ferns. It is especially happy in dampish moss gardens and it is the fastest catcher of flies you ever saw, To count the number cap- tured within one hour would be some task. It is a leaper of rare ability, too. A fly four feet away innocently washing its face and off guard, will be harpooned by the frog in one flying jump and flip of the tongue. Another thing you will en- Joy observing is the way the throat- pouch is inflated and the body swells over the lungs and relaxes in me- 17 L G | thodical fashion as the singer sends forth his broadeast on the spring air. small bodies of water where there are broad-leaved aquatic plants. In| moist spots in your garden they be- come quite unafraid and spend much time seeking food on plants that | have become hosts to insects. They | are also seen on furniture of the| garden and you have much fun | making pets of them. They are fond | of having company of their own| kind, and if you can supply them with aquatic vegetation and mois- | ture, you will have charming music at twilight in your garden, and the! number of insects will be appreci- | ably reduced. { Marriage License Applications Edwin J. J Maurer. 20, ave. ne’. and Florence 934 Perry pl. ne: the act Grace. George V. Rosselle, 25 Ohio, and Mary E. Beck, Bl n.w. the Rev. William J. Sweeney Anthony E. McCrann, 540 Massachu- seits ave. n.w. and Elizabeth Kline. 34, 3800 Connecticut ave. n.w.; the Rev. Edward L_Buckey. Wiliam B. ‘McMillan, 28 and Jane Lewis Maverick. . both of San Antonio, Tex.; C.T. Warner. 7 Massa- aykel, % Lou 8hadid. 27, 1537 the Rev. John A D. Glenn Ellison, 3. Tulsa, Okla_ and Vir- inia F. Grimes 21, Ashiand, Kans.; the iller. ev. R. H Peter J. Dunican, 38, and Selma Ganame Dot 211°N st. n.w. the Re 7 r 43. ‘both How. nderson. James L. Falwell 20, 1324 t. nw., and Rose M. Jenkins, 10, 5th st K. W. Roy. 0 Menton pl. n.e. and . 40 Menton pl. ne. R’ Coleman. n, 21, and Essie Robinson, 23, “both of 511 Squth Capitol st sw. the Rev. Robert L. Lewis. Nezer 8. Cunningham. rd. ne.” and 1005 New err 1219 Michigan €, Chicea, 20, v, James “P. North Jackson, 27 512 Newton reester, y, v 5th i the Rev. Clinton Burns, . 4200 Benn ilver L™ McCiendon, Jersey ave. n.w. the Rev. i 436, L st. n.w. and Beulah Worthey. 19 st. nw: the Rev. Moses Henderson. and Mary A. O'Brien, Washington. . and Viola Rebecca Wei- | Mer. 26, both of Washington William J. McLawhorn. Jr., 21, and Mildred N. 8tox. 18, both of Garrett Park. Md. | Lellon R. ‘Rogers. 26, and Louise Earl, 25, both ‘of Washington Warren Sanford . 31, 1 Delaplane. Va. Golder Ford 2 and Marshall, Va Melvin Lee Jenkins. 2. Burtonsville, Md., and Eva E. Turner.” 18. Glenmont. Md | William P Rupert 44, and Lois Tungate, 3 . 22 and Marian G. wlings, 24, both of Richmond. Va. Birfhs‘Reported A. Joseph and Helen Lillie. girl | Willlam and Harriet Woolridge. ir | Fred and Louise Jillson. giri. | Willard and Helen Jones. boy. | Edmund and Teresa Repetto, boy | Edward and June Selby. boy. James and Anne Coggins. boy. | Harold and Martha Ellsburg. boy. Ro: Brogan. boy. Laura Potter. girl, and Teresa Simpson. girl and, Helen Thompson, girl nd Loretta Norfolk, girl. and Mary Coogan. boy. nd Clara Davis, girl Frank and Elizabeth Davis. girl. Allen and Janet Haden, girl Norman and Anne Armstrong. boy. Emerson apd Margaret Adams. boy, Bertram and Catherine Brownell. boy. Chirstopher and Lilli; ley. boy. William and Mary Glass. boy. James Lida Davidson. boy. Albert and Laura Thomas. girl. Tivis and Arlie Wilkins, girl. George and Anna Schaefer. girl Btanley and Lucille Kroboth, Herbert and Dorothy Smith, ' gir; de and Lillie Glasgow. glrl fohn and Rachel Thomas. girl. Ibert and Elgore Fells, girl, aymond and Madeline Carter, g Bryce and Marie Davidson, girL. Edwin and Pearle Brown. girl. lohn Sadie Laney. boy. Malcolm and Florita Harwood. hoy James and Marion Lawson, boy. Leroy and Lucy Murray. girl James and Cecelia Sewell, William and y Swann. gir] Willlam and Esteile Proctor, girl. James and Irene Proctor. boy. Walter and Daisy Page. boy. Edgar and Henrietta Henry, girl Monroe and Margaret Bell, boy. Ransom apd Mary Washington, girl, and Agnes Brown, girl. d Lessic Wall, gl Through Hope” will be the subject | Rob The Rev. James | w: Clarence and Annie Johnson. boy. Isaac and Azlee Rutsdge, girl, James and Estelle Brown, boy. Deaths Reported i Lucy M. B. Dillon, 82, 2. Ada A. Stonebraker. 739 13th st n. Ells (Caldwell) Michaud, 76, Sibley Hos- pital ld"lrii ‘W. Frenzel, 70, Emergency Hos- Leha M. Reith, 69, 4721 oth st. n.w. Amelis €. Mimfjo, 68, 617 19th st. n.w. Garifalia’ G. Chibouras, 64, 1209 5th % ” e, Max Katzwa. 63, 1101 7th st. s.e. Placido Bruno. 60, 906 1st st. n.w. Michael Bradley, 55. Gallinger Hospital. Jesse W. Coleman, 30, U. S. Naval Hos- al. Infant Potter. Casualty Hospital. Lucy Coleman. 110, 324 Bryant st. n.w. Joseph F. Hawkins, 64, Freedmer's Hos- pital Eugene Barnett, 44, Walter Reed Hospital. ian Lewis, 19. Gallinger Hospital. nfant Jam . Dent, Children's Hospital. Infant John D Boone, 156 Plerce st. n.w. Infant Riel on, Gallinger Hospit THE CHEERFUL CHERUB e el I often have confliding moods When all restraint aside I cast —, Lucien and Elveter Gr;r‘s 15 Emerson st n. |3 times 20c line Mass., | Koury. | CLASSIFIED AD RATES Local Advertisers Three Lines (Minimum) 1 time 23c line _ 1.80 | 7 times 19c line (consecutively) 3.99 | Transient advertisements cash. Additional space pro rata. | Claims for errors must be made in time for correction hefore the sec- | ond insertion. | i i Situations Wanted | Reduced Rates 3 lines 1 time, 20c line 3 lines, 2 times, 18c line _ 3 lines, 3 times, 15c line | DEATH NOTIC $1.25 per in- | sertion for 10 lines or less; 13c per | line for additional lines. | Business cards under Special Ne- | tices and all advertisements under & Personal, 3c per line additional. Business advertisements under Situations Wanted will be charged | the regular classified rate. | The Star is the great “Want Ad” | | medium of Washington, and the | rates charged are far lower than those of newspapers in other large cities. Nothing is so cheap consid- | ering the results obtained. LOST. | BILLFO Town leather, containing Met- | 150 papers | - b ropolitan Police badge No. with name__Reward. DE. lady's._ containing $18 the Red Fox Inn. Reward [ | BILLFOLD. containing Jowa identification. | cards. Social Securitv card. etc. Reward. | | Arthur E Rowe. ir.. phone Kens 344 219 | | BRACELET. gold. with shimmering rhine- | stone centers, between 5000 Conn. ave. | and 18th, Col. rd. Re Adams 4800, | Apt 420 o % | BRIEF CASE. on Avril 16, 1040. on J-i southbound bus. “black Jeather. zipper fastener, containing books, magazines and | personal papers. inder please communi- | cate with owner. whose name and address | | is on papers. Reward.. 200 | | DINNER RING. ruby and diamond. plat- | inum setting: vicinity Flagship Night Club, | | Substantial reward. WO. 6070, i | GLASSES. name Alpher on case. Princeton pl. nw. MANILA FOLDER. lost on M streetcar on Priday between 7 and K:30 p.m__Valuable papers. DI 0200 Reward, RING, vellow gold snake. 3 diamond heads. Republic_ 2868, Ext. | Reward. RING, star sapphire. set in platinum; prob. | ably in vicinity of Chevy Chase Club. | Reward. Mr. Runkles. ME. 0316, X | BABLES skins). name and address rinted on label; bet. Ellicott st. and Wes ey Heights. April 11, Reward. WO. 7420, WRIST WATCH. lady's. white gold (Brunvi 15-jewel): lost April 1ith or 12th. PFinder, please call DE 21¢ 715 " Rainier FOUND. BRING OR REPORT deserted. stray animals (only) to the Animal Protective Assoclation. Atlantic 7353 2 2 BLACK BCOTTIE struck by car at 37th and T sts. nw_ Friday evening. Owner call Friendship Animal Hospital. Woodley 6100, ____SPECIAL NOTICES. MINOR _FURNITURE REPATRING _AND upholstering jobs est prices.Box 2 OFFICE FURNITURE AND FIXTURFS FOR sale. Dealers requested not fo apply. 604 11th st n.w. THIRD FLOOR. FIRE ESCAPES.” FIRE-PROOFING. FIRE alarms: ‘complete_service DUPONT IRON WORKS. INC.. NA. 3766 A DEAL FUNERAL AT $75 Provides same service as one costing $500. Don't waste “insurance money.* Call DEAL i incoln R200 xper| FALSE TEETH REPAIRED WHILE YOU WATT e’ Waiting Rooms Dental Tech Rms 801-102 /0% T4th at P Met 1833 HELP MEN. AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN (3). experience unriecessary; permanent position. 2700 Wilson_bivd.,_Arlington, Va.__ AUTOMOBJLE SALESMAN, Washington's new Mercliry. Lincoln-Zephyr distributor has opening for 2 high caliber men to complege our limited sales force. New snd jised”cars, 'ample floor period and advertis- ing. Low stock of used cars. -Opportunity for men of exceptional selling ability_only. Compensation discussed. See Mr. Wolfe 1707 14th st.nw. A AUTOMOBILE SERVICE SALESMAN, thor- gushly experienced on Chevrale cars: good gpporiunity for”reliable ‘man, Appiy to Priv: Robt. B. Scott. Westory_Bldg. Mr. Auslander, between 4 and Barry-Pate_Motor Co., 1130_Conn. ave. BARBER. colored trade, good location. 1803_Florida ave. n.w. BOY, colore attendant to 8 st.nw. . strong, to act as personal elderly gentleman. Call 36 t You will find these frogs close to| | munerative setup, APRIL 20, 1940 HELP MEN. (Continued.) HELP AND SITUATIONS HELP DOMESTIC, (Continued.) MAN. experienced in house-to-house can- vassing. capable of organizing sales crews: salary and commission to proper party: ali replies confidential. ~ Address P, O. Bos 384, Richmond. Va. MEN as route agent: retail butter. egss and farm produce: B-l, after4pm. — " METAL LATHERS — Apply _addition Shoreham Hotel. for_Mr. Elliott. MONUMENT DESIGNER, man or woman: immediate, steady employment For ap- Dointment’ call ME. 5101 PAINTER. experienced, Tge corporation. M ol:. _Box 409-A, Star. PURCHASING AGENT. electr must be A-1 with vears of exi opening with large electrical D. C. concern; good salary; chance for ancement: Rezmanent position: Teplies positively con- dential. Box Star BALES ENGINEER—A heating equipment manufacturer of national scope desires ex- perienced. exclusive sales reoresenation i the District of Columbia. _Applicant must know trade contacts in territory. Rry and expenses. Apply Box 67-A, #1ving details of previous connections and 'qualificatior % BALES MANAGER. for Virgi construction and develoj Reference in first letter. 8 SALES MANAGER, successful cemetery in Washington wants experienced sales man- £wer. Must be a producer himself and able to train and direct salesmen. Good com- pensation to right party. Box 141-Y, S(ar, BALESMAN, experienced, for home appli- ances. city reference reauired. We handie complete line of standard eaulpment for the home. Everything a_rood man needs o work with. “See Mr. Kent, J. C. Co., 2012 14th st, n,wr.vxe s SALESMAN. wholessle and retail paint : experlenced; references: sa commission. Box 3RR-A. Btar, o007, 04 SALESMEN—Opening for (2) reliable men who wish steady employment, excellent gpportunity in established terfitory wiih largest suburban appliance dealer. ~ Some selfing experience necessary. Galj ‘P:i:nd!n‘y after 10:30 a.m., Ward’ 5, 3a. ave to {for store fronts for ust be steady and “materials; rience: good 8 subdivision, pment active now, Box 4 53 All seliing ix done on the floor. and commission. Atlas, 091 G SODA FOUNTAIN MEN. full and part time, must be experienced 501 K st. nw STATION ATTENDANT. youns perienced. ‘best reference “requiren Rlsal'l z IC('Ai'nnnIlrr in large. station 0 v Htation, oung man motorcyele permit, Scrvice Station. 1448 You st. n TIRE CHANGER, colored, must be able to read wel Quired. American Tire Co., TRUCK DRIVER Apply M:?huney Wibeper sylvania ave. WAITER. colored,” dependable,” Ing experience. o aseist cook Give phone, age and exp. b WE HAVE openings for 3 men to c permanently in' the life insurapccbuoniest POBS {0 Mr. Body, Rm. 401, Denrik mont ave. n.w.. bet, o 4010 Vermane bet. 9-11 on Mon: MANUFACTURER’S AGENT Have good o) Good salary st. nw. o ac progressive familiar with Clodfelter's w. T with permit, reference re- light delivery. Nallpaper Co., 324 Penn: c: Planned C: | country” EM. 6 te C C. Hart ‘Sales Representative, Ambassador Hotel, Wash., D. C. Interview by Appointment Cnly OUTSIDE SALESMEN for an e tablished furniture, clothing and house furnishings store. Perma- nent position for capable men. Leads furnished. Car not neces- sary. Apply Mr. Gross, H. Abram- son, Inc., 1032 7th st. n.w. WE ARE SEEKING A MAN WHO IS SEEKING AN OPPORTUNITY. Our business is an old-estab- lished .one. Unique in its charac- ter; important in its sphere and exclusive in the service it renders—renovizing homes—vir= tually a department store of me- | chanical trades. We want a man to WORK WITH US, rather THAN FOR US, T}ée position is more than just a ob. He must have ambition, vision and enthusiasm. He must be willing to apply himself to mastering the details of a position that will expand as he expands. Of necessity, he must start at the bottom—and grow up to the full measure of the future possibilities. He must be able to handle men and interpret their viewpoint. He will be required to meet the ublic, understandingly and with uman interest. He should have | some knowledge of mechanics. He must have a car or the use of one and he must be of good habits—clean cut and depend- able—who will represent us with credit to our organization and himself. He must be young enough to be aggressive; old enough to be master of his ability. The compensation must not be the prime consideration. The po- sition will pay a weekly salary sufficient to live on while he is acquiring experience. FOR A MAN WITH THESE QUALIFICATIONS WE HAVE A POSITION OF EXCEPTIONAL POTENTIALITIES. If you feel that you can meas- ure up to these requirements, make application in WRITING. Tell us, in confidence, all about yourself—your background— your successes and failures. We | are creating a new openirtg—dis- placing no present member of our staff. BOX 439-A, STAR. in person i 35 | 1219 K st. ne. | e Bldg., | GIRL, white, small ap R pm.._ inday. o GIRL. colored, one wh worked for and can cook for Jewish eoble. Good salary. Box 142-Y. Sfar. GIRL OR WOMAI of and ‘2-room_apt. ' Reliable, eference. 1711 N. Calvert . Oxford Call i Va._Oxford KEEPER, &.h experienced with child, g.h.w. fve in. Atlanti USE! W., COOk. care ye B3 bay: e Cint SR wee atarte healtn certificate. _ Phone District 4747, MAID, experienced. z.h.w.; live in some ' nights; references required. Quesada st. nw. S0k % WOMAN, white, for general housework: musi ke clean honest. fond of children; live in: $30 menth. SH. 4945. WOMAN, white, 25-35 yrs. general house- work, laundry: fond of children: live I references $10 week. Box 293-A, Btar, 2 or stay 36068 in, $30. "GOR Lafayetie ave., Bring reference. 5 _ WOMAN., colored. for weneral Mousework; live in: 'S to start: give age, refs. and experience. Box AR-Y. Star. WOMAN. ~ young. white. care @-vear-old B0 aot, R e Tive n: Selerence ™ ol Riverdale. SITUATIONS MEN. ARCHITECTURAL _DRAFTSMAN, _desi) part-time “work, 15_years’experience types of buildings. Box 377-A. Stai bl CHAUFFEUR. white. experienced; free to travel. Box 310-A, Sar. _ 21° CHAUFFEUR, reliable and competent, years' exo: fiee 10 travi 455, WOMAN, colored. gh.w. and cooking: live | GROC B3 ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS, DRIVEWAYS—ASPHALT. Tt ghomex. parking lots, tennis courts. FREE EST. GUAR_WORK. Low time 28 ments BLACK 'l‘o.? ROADS CO., NA. ROOMING_HOUSE, downtown. clears $200 monthly: 22 rooms; low ranl.; must sell; might trade. Owner, ME. 1657. RESTAURANT. 521 Maine ave W., corner O st. opp. car barn; good business: estab, 46 yrs._Sacrifice. er. R BEAUTY S8HOP—Modern eguipment sonable; terms or cash. LI 901 Tea . before GROCERY STORE, Itallan-American; ex- cellent location: no competition; rent, g‘b. Bargain_for_$1,500. LI 4298. 23% SHOE SHOP AND CLEANER, by Va., corner location. doing SM business ulhu, on account of fliness. Box 419-A. Star. 21 INESS. Arlington, hhy:"lh!tnl(lni ty: 10-yr brick_with store seven to eight hundred can easily double. Appointment. GAS STATION. wash rack. et eauipment: lease: , bargain; Arlington, Box_94-A, Bt s GAS STATION and servicenter, on Wilion plvd. Arlingion. Va priced fof quick Albert H. Cohen, 1042 N. Irving st.. A Va._Chestnut_166: .+ Ches made own: tlon to subs R 2 N /a._CH.” 1661, Res.. Ch RESTAURANT BUSINESS for sale. on Route 1, Laurel able. _Box 307-A. Siar CHAUFFEUR, _experienced. references; wants work. MI. 2206. ELECTRICTAN. “familiar D. C. and Ni code,” employed, desire change. Ho: sober. energetic. _Box 413-A. Star. ELEVATOR OPERATOR. white, _experi. enced: also ~warehouseman:. references. Woodley 5646, A i gEe FOREMAN., high-class_silk_spotter. wet cleaner. 18 years' experience. energetic, can_improve efficiency of any . wants to chanre position: bes erences. Box 378-A. Star. £ MAN. young white, neat. wants work as handy man around house, zood with flow- ers and gardening; reference and permit. CAIWEIB003131 . s amon o == L hniaws: MAN. voune. colored, wants work as_por- ter. dishwasher. Experienced chauffeur: reference. _Johnson. 1502 P st. n.w. RESTAURANT MANAGER. voung. experi- enced all phases restaurant work: refer- ences; can leave town. Box Star. knows cit 96. 21 ne 2 | DOLLAR DAILY. spare-time stenography. | typing. briefs. bids. contraets, report: | desk available (downtown) or will . ete.: Call, Box 318-A. Ster. B3t { SITUATIONS WOMEN. COMPANION or practical nurse, young, hospital training: reasonable wages: stay in. " Dupont K31 GIRL, stenographer-secretary. o work for experience. Atlantic 1425-J GIRL. young. from country, graduate of | high school and business college, with some | experience in 4aw office. desires position as | stenographer. ~ Box 145-Y. Star. PRACTICAL NURSE s desires No salary expected. lizht _eolored. who knowledge of colonic irrigations. LI I k | WOMAN_ voung cultured. desires care of §mall child in refined home Emerson WIDOW refined. housekceper to motheriess S- | erl family or companion to lady. in cit SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. GIRL. colored. cook and housekeeper. Small family. City reference. District 2958. GIRL, colored. wishes morning part-time work: no Bundays: references. 821 Florida ave. n.e. | GIRL. colored time ghw. R < GIRL. colored. wishes gh time: city_references. Di; GIRL, 25, Southern, wants full or part E. 0218 3% ey W full or part strict_H586 4 white. with 5 months'_baby, wants domestic_employmen live in: ex- | perie ice.Call National 2831, s GIRL. neat. colored, wants morning work; experienced. with reference. North 08, | GIRL. colored. wants work Saturdays: ex- }ncg;ncm. dependable city ref. Hobart GIRL, colored. _wishes job _doing_ hout | work #nd as mother's helper; refere: | Adams_ A409-W. 2 GIRL. colored. want | work; good ref. Lincol GIRL. colored. wants any kina of work by | the ‘day: can furnish reference. Call Adams RG58. i X GIRL, colored, g.hw., cooking: likes ch: gren: go home nights. Republic 0924, Saturday to 7 pm. A GIRL. colored, neat appearance. wishes morning work in apt.; best of ref, willing worker. MI. 8267 GIRL, colored. plain’ cookin | Phone ML sn¥s = ° By bl GIRLS ¢ wish wash to take home and day's work 1456 _Que st. n.w S HOUSEKEEPER. good cook, white: ref.; |live in: not less $10 week. Phone Du- pon L i SRR | WOMAN, Japanese: part time or full day | fob “in ‘small family; good cook. Box | 354-A. Star = L33 B IAT | WOMAN. colored, wants general house- work: stay in. Call Apt. No. 1, 1102 R stnw wants general housework. £, Whole or part time. refs. 9% __INSTRUCTION COURSES. | NAKON BEAUTY SCHOOL. Write for free booklet. National free | pla t _HO_0146. PERSONAL. ex HEMORRHOIDS ~ ERADICATED BY MY wn method Results effoctive for a (ife- time or money back _Write for booklet. No drugs or sursery DR SOMMERWERCK 13865 Columbia rd _Adams 0388 | LOVELY. MODERN REST HOME POR aged. invalid and convalescent; large yard. | 1 fo d“nnd care; first- porches: excellen | class ret 77. 2219 Wisconsin ave. LET DR, DELLA LEDENDECKER'S SPLEN- DID HANDS RUB YOUR ACHES AND | PAINS AWAY. 3025 O N.W__ ML 1120, | THE PRESENCE OF JOHN M. HOLZ- worth. attorney ‘at law. former assistant | district attorney of Westchester County, is “earnestly desired as witness in_behalf | of plaintiff in case which will be reached | for “trial in_Supreme Court, New York City. April 25. " Mr. Holzworth is requested to ‘communicate with Battle. Levy. ler & Neaman, attorneys, 30 Broad st | New York City: also for any one who has knowledge of whereabouts of Mr. Hoiz- | worth and will advise said firm. reason- able reward will be paid for information sufficient “to procure his attendance _at such trial. o | 1424 SPRING RD. N.W —SINGLE ROOM, 2nd floor front; nicely furnished: _all lady: near car. bus. S YACANCY IN NURSING HOME—LOVELY first-floor _room for aged, invalids and convalescents: tray service. special djets. nursing ‘care doctor’s reference. & Upton st. n.w. Emerson 7082 FALSE TEETH REPAIRED WHILE YOO WAIT Private Waitine Rooms Robt. B. Scott. Dental Tech Rooms 901-902 Westory Blds. 605 l4th at # Met. 1833 conv.: HELP MEN & WOMEN. _ | ADVERTISING, typewriter and hand, pari or full time, home or office. Apply own handwriting. n. P.'0. Box 1501, Washing COUPLE. ‘voung. ambitious. intelilgent. to run small real ‘estate office. Prefer wife who has worked in office._Box 224-Y. Star. MEET FRIENDLY FOLKS THROUGH FAY THOMPSON. ME. 3116 After 5 or Box_260-A. Star. 23¢ DENTAL PLATES REPAIRED, CLEANED. PO WHILE YOU W Modern Dental ' Laboratory, Room 502 Westory Bldg.. 14th and F N.-W.__NA_ 0773 HELP WOMEN. BEAUTY OPERATORS, olore: enced only ~ Apply 1035 21st Phone ME_4230. experi- - C 35 st nw. MOTOR TRAVEL. LOS ANGELES. CALIF. LOCAL COUPLE leaving April 28, take twa, share expenses: new Chevrolet. DE. 120 BEAUTY OPERATOR. must be good finger waver and manicurist. must be experi- enced. 211 Wis. ave. n.w. EM. 1242, COOK. experienced. white, 40, to assist with housework: near Washington. Give experience. references, nationality. _Box 436-A. 8 o5 4 21° COUNTER GIRL. over 18. for day also_taking applications for 3 Jerry's Famous Hot Dogs, 809 Washingtos Baltimore bivd.. Colmar Manor. Md. DOCTOR'S ASSISTANT _Registered nurse desires position in physician’s or dentist's ofice: everal vears' experlence as office assistant to prominent physician: best ref- erences. Box_353-A, Star, 21+ NURSE (white) for_16-month-old bab: ermanent position, $35 month, room and oard. Apply in person after 7 p.m.. 5009 AlbemariesatSniwiiion: gan R L PASTRY CQOK, white, local high school cafeteria State ai experience and give references. _Box 146-Y, Stai s PRACTICAL NURSE. c elderly lady; Catholic_preferred. lary and Box_420-A, 1% m State references. Star, YS AND YOUNG MEN wanted for Temporary Qlstogtion work. Vst pe '8 years of age. Please apply immediately to Mr. J. D. Crawford. 1317 N. Y. ave. n.w. CARPENTERS' HELPERS. 21 190,1bs.; start at35c per hour. tar. CHEF AND SHORT-ORDER COO! expe enced only. with references. In replying give telephone number. Box 87-Y, Star. CHEFS wanted for in_and out of tow: So0a vanee: “Beriinel Emiovoent Sesvie Republic_1911. &02 F . Rept ANER, experiences equired; DRY ences 435 R Appiy R mCT.FImN? l(lfl). onl{fl:houl;;l:h oflbi rips xperience: ; B of Washingion ™ Avoly 4807 mood refer- steady year-round work. W FARMER wanted, experienced. Apply Box 216, Rockville, Md. 20° SECRETARY - STENOGRAPHER for tractor's office. Must have exper! initiative etc. Give full particulars. YOFieStar s Su e e STENOGRAP Gelli perience unnecessary. Brig 262 K st. n TELEPHONE INTERVIEWERS — Work st home. 0 to 12 a.m. .m. and 5 to 8 p.m.: salary and commission. 'Public Opinion Survey: Inc., A, Sta WOMA and con= ience, Box accurate, ex- Clarifier Co., N, light colored, o sistant in physician . 8833 for interview. = WOMAN, about 30, single, to_superviss large " guest house. ge, size. ~Chance for Box_230-Y, Bt: advancement. ar. WORKING HO red. to tak roomers; Y. Sta USEKEEPER. white prefer- charge of family of 3 references requl I} 223 FOUNTAIN DISPENSER, local experien: referred, _reference required. Central Bru Con, 140h and Enw ooty HARDWARE CLERK, experienced: other 2 gmploves know about fhlead. " Box Bo-Y. . it be ref- able n.w. JOBBING PLUMBER. experienced, m 1st-class mechanic ard do lead work erence required: good steady Job for c: man. J. C. Flood Co.. 2012 14th st S0k, g3b At mened: st Spericace s YR masie 1 it and phone. "Box 158-5. Biar ALESMEN. with car. for Virginis i Ber 41% i HELP DOMESTIC. GOOK. calored. under 45, some housework: must have B eATs exp, in one place Ior Teference: live in. _Box 28-Y. Btar. OOOK, white. baby; h'eflS: o OOOK AND HOUSEWORKER, to live exverienced. no laundry: nice place Mariboro. Apply Mrs. Richards, 945 n.w., Saturday. 2 to 5 p.m. [ hild and light house- ference, " 528 Randoiph 14-A, Star. AN with cement experience te_learn e Toofing buainess Good futur Give full particulsrs. Box 84-Y, Star. ‘ GIRL. white, refined. light work, no iaun- Toom CAMERA SERVICE & REPAIRS. CAMERA REPAIRING. FULLER & d'ALBERT. IN 815 10th St_N.W._ Phone Natio REPAIRS & SERVICE. CARPENTER—Recreation _rooms. Temodeling. bookcases, shelves. etc. Mack Col. rd._North 8421, 21* " CHAIR CANEING {FHOLSTER rockers splinted CLAY STRONG. 1235 _10th st n.w. Phone 4712. screens, 21° AR| MEEI06 S0 ELECTRICTAN—When you need an elec- trician cail the Electric Shop on Wheel District_6171._No job too_small, ELECTRIC WIRING Fjzfores ute lets. repairs. old houses a specialty Rega) Elec. Co.. 3809_Georgia ave. Rand 8391 FLOOR SANDING. Eine cusiity work. — Rea. Sonable. L. T. Folk, Woodley 0538, PAINTING, decoratiem; inter.. exter.. pure lead and oll on exter. my own work; estimates. _Call after 6, RA.AQ‘.’)UL*‘ PAPER HANGING. painting and plastering, You can get your work done now on easy terma that suit you. J. Tolson. AT. 7532. 25 PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING of the better type, work guaranteed. work done immediately. Randoloh ks PAPER HANGING. this week only. $6.50 per 1001 1940 washable. sunfast oapers: work nteed. Michy 31 5> PAPERING—Rooms papered $5 up. Paint- ing:. white men.” R. B Reener. Lineoin PAPERING, PAINTING, FLOOR SCRAPING AND REFINISHING. ”M‘ ter wdnrk lolr"leu g:ofi:e ¢ Ou-inarzl’ud rvice and quality. Gall Adams ND BE SATISFIED. AND ), - Keystone Decorating Co., e T L SR Bt N.W. = d!l{" a s lltmo Harry & “whiams, ‘Narth ice. Repairing. established 1810. Fow- | See Mr. Malaney at 3135 K st. ICECREAM_ STORE. _sandwiche rettes “and tobacco; = Forest Owners have other interests. LIQUOR STORE, sale:*living quar lease. Republic DOORMAN_and car parking _concession for sale. nw. egzs and farm produce. 3 ness. Must be bonded. Must have very best of references. Appiy 2615 4th st, n.s., Apt. B-1. after 4 pm. = S 1,AM INTERESTED in contacting oy or real estate in and near er Sorin Ma."“Coffman Realty Cor hepherd 4 ROOMING HOUSE—8-room house _cor pletely furnished. sell for cash. $300 or $400: terms. 1131 12th st. n.w. __21° FOR BALE—Club Del Rio on Bouth River near Annapolis: summer hotel and bathing Beach. Real bargain. ~Walter M. Bauman, 1 Thomas Circle. NA. 6226, WO. 074 DRUGSTORE. _colored _ trade. section.’ doing over $500 weekl D. Rifkind. 710 14th st GROCERY. $450 weekly: Northwest sec- ton: reasonable price for ouick sale Rifkind. 710 14th st. n.w., 9-12 RESTAURANT. NIGHT CLUB. section: %500-2800 weekly: can be proved Rifkind, 710 14th st 9-12_.am ROOMING AND BOARDING rooms: near 18th and Columbia 200d_business: sacrifice account Owner. Box 420-A,_ Sta CANDY BUSINESS. established. and re‘afl. Splendid equipped kit: store. Muist be seen to be api known candy, _Box 385-A. Star. MABQUERADE COSTUMER desires to pid established shop on account ealth. Call National 3318 am x00d 1 o1 T o whole chen and ted, Well dotng illness, 21° 30 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. ADDRESSOGRAPH_ hand operated: when new cost $55. No reasonable offer re- fused.” Call Temple 3720 ANTIQUE COLONTAL BUREAU. $25. Liv- ing room suite. 2-pc.. €45. Bedrm. suite, ers. aap. Man modern. incl. spring. mat chiffonier. %20 Lorgeo Studios. 3521 . "Apt. 22, ANTIQUE SPINET. Hepplewhite. by John Broadwood & Son. London. 1802 $250. May be seen by abnointment. WO. 8646, BEDS, twin, maple. including springi mattresses ' Practically new f Apply_to Mise Fagan. 1753 after 7 pm._Tel_Dupont 9830. BED. dowble; de luxe box spring, no: inner-spring mattress. CH. A487. 22 BEDROOM. liv. room_suites. studio_coucl Dunoan Phyfe table. G E wisher “WE D3 MOVING. _Edelman. 3303 Georsia ave BICYCLE. A-1 condition. prace all_Atlantic . 28-inch tically new. $18._ ¢ t - BRICK—300.000 good ued brick from ¢ old Abbott School at Ath and N. Y. ave. nw Also Tumber, sash. etc. Appiy on | Job or “our yard. ACE WRECKING CO. RE. 3060 am P @t BRICK. LUMBER | Brightwood: 5 Ga. Ave N.W. Anacostia. 5 Nichols Ave. 8K HECHINGER CO. ____Phone Orders. ATlantic_1400 CABINET SINK. Hoosler kitchen ¢ gas range. excellent condition; each. | Phone_Greenwood 331 S DIAMOND SOLITAIRE. lady's. set with beaut. stones: also princess ring. 3 lari diamonds, platinum mounting: reas. Geor gia 6801, No dealers. | DINING ROOM SUITE. 10-pc., wainut Queen _Anne style: very good condition: | $85. Tavior 711, DINING ROOM SET. mahogany. @ pieces. incl. large buffet and china cabinet: $60. WO. 7118 evenings. s DISPLAY CASES, Rflct all sizes at deep cut : liberal trade in. _G st. n.w. DI 3737. DRESS—Long white organdy. su confirmation or graduation; size 1 Woodley 6585. PSR s FLECTRIC RANGES, standard makes, at deep-cut prices. No money down. . Liberal | trade-in. "Atlas. 921 G st. n.w._DI. 3737 | ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORLeonard. @ cubic feet. slightly used. perfect condition; $50. 1218 Euclid st. n.w. AD. R032 EXHAUST FANS. attic. floor. desk: sizes; new and rebuilt; exch., Tepairs; | year. CARTY. 1608 14th. FRIGIDAIRE. 5 cu. ft. fnish perfect condition Kelvinator. 1040 model all 26th Mechanism and Also 3.2 cu. ft. iittle used; _choice. S40 BH. 5167-W, | Sat.. sun. or eve: FURNACE, 1-W-6. Ideal, Red Flash. 450 sa. ft. radiation: with biower: reasonable. Call Woodley 4662 FURNITURE of 6-rm. house at sacrifice: d din.rm_sets. pictures, etc. At stonw. Sat. 'l to 4: Sun. 10 cash. | Jiv. rm | 4019 5 |to 1. ik e | FURNITURE_Furnishings one-room apt typewriter. standard Underwood. and metal table: practically new: leaving May. | DI. 0188, b T | FURNITURE—OId Victorian love s locking chair. odd chairs. etc. Some ne repairs. 1648 Pk rd. n.w. CO. 8137, FURNITURE—Complete for 7-room hot will sacrifice. 4202 14th st. n.w., or call | Georgia 1983 FURNITURE, 10-pc_ wainut _ di Tm, suite, in_good conditio: 5. Warfleld K924, No. 55 Arundel ave.. Hyatts. Md. FURNITURE BARGAINS—Sacrificing bed= room. dining room and living room_factory lHYDI‘g! stock and floor samples. You can buy brand-new guality ‘furniture at. ge ying, savinas. | For ‘example; A J0-pie 18th century dining room_ set for $70.50: a 5-piece bedroom set for $77.50: a 2-piece living room suite. 50 50. ' Also some odd Dieces. ~Determine values by comparison at STAHLER'S. s . Oven D.m. LEICA. 50 mm. F-35 lens, 1 second to 1/500 second. Valoy ‘enlarger with orangs p-on diaphrasm ring: 4 oft list filter and slip. price. WI. OIL BURNER, Quiet May. 6 gal. per hour, 275-gal tank. Good condition. Rm. 208 Mills Bldg. 17th and Pa. ave. f.w. National 2865. e S PRACTICALLY NEW combination _piats glass corner show case and wrapping counter. with opalite top (Columbus): cost 225; alto H-ft. plate glass bakery show both for $40 cash. You Barker Bakery, 4849 M (250). values to $150_ Get a extra set for the beach or recreation rm. %3 e1._ Open eves. 628 N. Y. ave. n.w REFRIGERATOR. Westinghouse, 7 cu. fee 4-vear factory guar.: $85: easy terms. 6050._P. O Smith. 413 H mn.e. R. Majfestic. in fine condi= ;s h; h‘ll:il?iyfin&“% ;320 0B ranteed up years: ~easy B Emith, ‘413 1 ot Licicon 8080; REFRIGERATORS—Repossessed_and_come pletely rebuilt: all standard makes: Prigid- aires. G. E. Crosley. Westinghouse. Kelvi nator, Leonard. Coldspot. Norge and many more: from $10.9] terms: " extra large trade-in allowance: 3 years' warranty. - Large selection of 1938 and 1939 floor samples. at & fraction of their original cost. Before you buy anywhere, shop us. Visit us in our new, modern store. LUX APPLIANCE CO. Washington's Largest Refrigerator House, _ 811 9th 8t. N.W. _Phone RE. 1176, REFRIGERATORS—Atias WASHINGTON'S HOUSE. will sell immedj, prices 940 ppliance Co., AP RE T ANCE brand-new nev. peing sold au it ever offered. W; have a inghcuse. Frigidaire. Gen Crosley. Kelv} r, Norg others that have been used, perfect condition, which we the prices as low as $24 o We als0 have a group of 19 in original factory ecases W . sacrificed 65% off liat prices. No mone: down: long. eaty terms: unusually liber trade-in allowance APPLIANCE COMPANY. ‘Washington's Ll‘;’e!! Appliance Houss, 921 G St N.W.—Entire Building. _ Distriet 3737, Eves. Till § P. RI GEAR. Gies. model A, like new, 20. 1621 Minn. ave. n.e., Kenilworth. Atlsntic 1553 LES (2 in Enalish, compigte” with <class condition. 1ad ridine boots, inuted, smalt Radio Trouble? fesesy; work guar. MID-CITY Radio Shop. fi‘;.m“jfi-‘&fi; : RUGS !t::d, thoroush, at a avine. Luwin Co., 1725 7th Bt. N.W. No. 9210!!.0. BEWING MACHINES repaired. Bc. your Sl machine G nEsEeied and ention . no_cooking; ind board plus sal- o5 SriRtien homer 8. WUE adjusted. Goldenberg's Sewing Machine Dept.. 7th and K. I’A. 5220. 3 | SADD] Eotder; ‘et size. _ Woodl 8: SAFE_Carrey, fireproof: very reasonable, glg Decatur 4540, between 8 a.m. and m. [ mail home VRN Drebold. pagament sportation ault. iebold. “basem rtat Bldg. _National 5581. SIS N T own_home. CO. (Continued on Next Page.)