Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1940, Page 31

-TRAILS END ey WiLLiam MasLeop RAINE G Hat 7' ranch, and four of his riders enter, Jud with his arm hooked under that of the reluc- tant Jesse Lamprey. ~Jud accuses Lam- prey of double-crossing Russell Mosely, owner of the Hat T. in connection Armlijo land-grant feud and Jesse is in fear of his life. His younger brother Phil appears refuses to leave when Jud tells him that he and Jesse have business to discuss. is ‘about_to f “Sentinel ** y turns from Jim mprey _ until to the floor. Jud ai and it is later that n; Eliot _al from TS & pistol ot. A red- headed man’s hat is whisked from his head. he calmly recovers it. the shelter of a doorway. and as a Hat T man fires from the middle of the wide main street he drops in his trac The redheaded man appears into the building. mebo yells that Silcott has “lit out” and Bee whether Buck Sneve is dead. CHAPTER TWO. “Hell, Il take a chance,” Pete Yeager said. “Jim Silcott is no- body’s fool. He's on his way.” The fat little Hat T rider waddled out of the shadows and knelt down be- side the prone body. A few mo- ments later he made his report. “Plumb dead. Shot through the heart, looks like.” Out of saloons and stores men trickled. They picked up the sprawled figure and carried it into the Trail's End. Yeager looked down at the long body lying on a bench, “He sure was asking for it,” Pete #aid. “Started the rookus tonight and the rest of us came in to back him.” Prentiss looked at him with sour anger. “What you mean, Buck started it? Silcott lay in wait for us and plugged Buck before we could stop him. Sure as I'm a foot high I'll get him for this.” Yeager grinned cynically. So that was to be the story. “I meant that Buck was the first one he began shooting at,” he explained. Anne walked into the stage office, her long legs a little shaky. She sat down on a drygoods box. The local manager filled a tin dipper with water and brought it to her. “Sorry you had to see any- thing so upsetting, lady,” he said. She took a few sips from the dip- his men leave Jjust as Anne the " stage coach, to in Itself- This Sunday Night Salad! Btar it on your buffet supper table— serve it when “the crowd” drops in. This dish 1s always a treat when made Wwith tender, full-flavored Mueller's Elbow Macaroni. | BUFFET MACARONI SALAD 1 pkg. Mueller’s Elbow Macaroni 1cup cold cooked meat, diced (chicken, pork, veal or lamb} Mayonnaise (seasoned with onion-juice, if desired) 1 cup celery, diced 1 cup American cheese, cubed 1 pimiento, cut in small pieces Radishes Salt and pepper to taste Cook Mueller's Elbow Macaroni as directed. This takes only 9 minutes | because tenderness is made into Mueller's—it doesn’t have to be cooked in. Chill macaroni—then mix thoroughly with enough mayonnaise to moisten. Mix in meat, diced celery, cubed cheese and pimiento. Season to taste. Place in salad bowl and garnish Wwith radish roses. Serves 6. This salad may be made hours ahead of time and left in the refrig- erator until needed. Mueller’s never gets sticky or soggy while standing. Due to an exclusive “quik-dried” proc- ess, Mueller’s cooks in half the time— bulks up more in cooking. Mueller's delicate flavor blends perfectly with other ingredients—an excellent solu- tion to the “leftovers” problem. Stock up with Mueller’s Elbow Macaroni today! Recipes on per. “I was just thinking how quiet and peaceful the town was :hen—when it happened,” she told im, “So 1t is most of the time,” he explained. “We don’t have a kill- ing more than five or six times a year. Of course the boys kick up their heels some after dark, but they don’t mean a thing. Just high spirits.” “Is . .. is the man dead?” “I heard some one say he wasq’ The girl did not discuss the matter further. “My name is Anne Eliot, Can you tell me where the hotel is?" The attractive young cow- boy presented himself with a wide grin. Girls as pretty as Anne did not come his way often. name is Hilary Benson.” scratched his thinning hair. There was no hotel in town. The princi- pal rooming house was over the | Jumbo saloon, but it was no place | for a lady. All night long an in- ferno of noise rose from the dance hall. “Ma Russell runs a boarding house. I dunno whether she fis full up or not. I'll take you round there.” “If it isn't too much trouble, Mr. Benson.” Place Is Made For Anne. Anne was agreeably surprised at Mrs. Russell. She was a good- looking plump woman who radiated health and friendliness. Though all her rooms were taken she at once said she would find a place for Anne. “I'll make Rufe Jelks move over to the Jumbo,” she said. And she added, slanting a look at the gril. “Will you be staying long? I mean, will you want the room some time?” CHECK UGLY “Pleased to meet you, miss. My® THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, T havi made up my mind. And I don’t like to drive another lodger from you.” The landlady made nothing of that. “Rufe is in town only a few days, and he doesn't care where he sleeps. But you can't stay at the Jumbo. Some crazy drunk is likely to start shooting up the street in the night.” “They don’t always wait for night, do they?” Anne suggested. “Youwere there waen Buck Sneve was killed?” Mrs. Rusell said quickly. “Yes. It was just as the stage got in. Do you know what it was about?” “Oh, about the land grants, I sup- pose. The feeling is bitter because 80 many people’s property is in- volved. If it is any comfort to you, Buck Sneve was a bad man. He de- served what he got. Red had to kill him t6 save himself.” “Yes, I saw that.” Anne did not know why, but from the first mo- ment she had seen the lift of the | red head she had been on his side. Rufe Glad to Move. Mrs. Russell led the way upstairs to abedroom that Anne liked at once ‘Tne rag carpet, the ¢hintz curtains and the big, comfortable armchair 'gave it a homey look. And it was immaculately clean. Mrs. Russell icalled to a man and asked him to send Rufe up. The attractive young cowboy pre- sented himself with a wide grin. As soon as he knew why he had been called he offered to vacate immedi- ately. Girls as pretty as Anne did not come his way often, though he would have given up the room to any woman who needed it. “I'll take my war bag out right now and have yore grips sent over from ths stage office,” he told her. soft eyes reminded Rufe of wood pansies and gave him ideas about his future. He was back in record time with her bags. The trunk would be 'over later, he promised. Anne bathed and changed, in time to |make a late appearance at the | supper table. She was a little dis- mayed to observe that though the i long table was filled the occupants piration, too. Safe, sure, Dew will not even after shaving. ITS ODOR irril KILL 1f you like cream, ask for Dri-Dow, dainily- scented, harmless to fal preferred, Instant Dew dries in seconds. Us Dew today and be At d quid LuQuio Every Package | were all men. | Anne sat between Mrs. Russell |and Rufe Jelks. Most of those at the table were brown, boyish cow- boys in from the range for a day or two. An exception was the man | sitting opposite her, who wore well- | made city clothes and had a cold, impassive face, almost colorless. fAnne caught his name as Kroelling | when he was introduced. Entrance Halts Talk. The girl was aware that her en- | trance had put a damper on the | conversation. They had been talk- ing about the shooting on Main street. It was the big news of the day and might be the precursor of even more important developments, but out of deference to the young lady they did not want to discuss it in her presence. She had been a witness and her nerves might be unstrung. Only Kroelling and Rufe Jelks | helped Mrs. Russell and Anne carry the talk. The professional gambler asked the newcomer how she liked the town. “How could she like it when she hadn’t been here three minutes be- fore there was gun trouble right before her eyes?” Mrs. Russell asked severely. “Such goings on ought to be stopped, if we expect decent people to stay here.” “That's right, ma'm . .. Sure. .. Y'betcha.” The chorus of approval was unan- imous. But the landlady was not deceived as to its value. “Every last one of you carries a gun all the time,” she snapped. “Not in town, Ma,” protested the black-haired puncher whom Anne hed djspossessed, with the manner of one who has been most unjustly accused. “I done parked mine at the Trivoli when I blew in. Course I got to have one for rattlers out- side.” Mrs. Russell looked at him sharply over her glasses. “Rufe Jelks, you're not loading me any. I've known you since you were knee-high to a duck. Yo and your side partner, Jim Silcott, are a pair of the wildest coots in this territory.” Rufe looked as innocent as a choir boy. “We've reformed, ma’am. Now we've grown up we've put away childish things.” Doubt is Eloquent. The landlady’s grunt was eloquent of doubt. Talk died down again, except for undertones among the men. Topics that would include Miss Eliot were few. They could not ask her where she came from nor what she was doing in this raw town, nor how long she expected to stay. For the first article in the unwritten book of manners of the old West was that a stranger must not be asked personal questions. Too many re- sidents had come out one Jump ahead of the law. After supper Anne asked Mrs. Russell where the office of the “Powder Horn Sentinel” was. “I'd like to walk down there this even- ing,” she added. “I'll get some one to show you '\ A She thanked him. A smile in her | the landlady said, and she stepped out to the porch. Her eye fell on Rufe Jelks. “Do you think you can take a young lady down to the office of the ‘Sentinel’ and bring her back safely?” she asked. His face lit. “Oh lady, try me.” On the way to the office Anne gathered information. This was a cattle country, though there was a good deal of mining in the hills. The | big outfit, she learned, was the Hat T, owned by Russ Mosely, though there were a good many other much smaller ranches but of fair size. It was a fine country for those who liked the high plains. 3 “What is this land-grant feud I hear about?” Anne asked. Gandara Easy Going. “Its a long story which goes back to the old Spanish days when the king of Spain gave great grants of lands, through his governor, to grandeees who were supposed to have served the country in war. A grant covering a big part of this district was given to Don Jose Gan- dara, who by what I hear was quite a guy. He had money enough to burn a wet mule, and he fed at his different rancheros hundreds of va- queros and servants every day. Seems Gandara didn’t put much stock in this little gift of a million acres more or less. Those were free and easy days, and a man didn’t fool much with recording his deeds and that sort of thing. He just stuck ‘em in a box and forgot about it. The story is that Gandara slept on his rights. “After Mexico had freed itself from Spain, Gov. Armijo carved a big chunk of half a million acres or 50 put of this grant and gave it to another bird named Antonio Agui- lar, who peddled bits of it to cattle- men coming into the country. That started a rookus, for a smooth smil- ing crook named Russ Moseiy had already hopped down to Mexico C!ty and bought out the Gandara heirs for about a dollar and a quarter.” “I read bits of this in stray copies of the ‘Sentinal’ that came to me,” Anne said. “It seems the ‘Sentinal’ was on the side of the Armijo grant- ees.” Learns Editor Was killed. “Was and is,” Jelks answered. “Red Silcott took up the fight where Rogers dropped it when he was kil- led.” The girl stopped in her tracks and stared at him, dismay in her face. “Kliled?” she repeated. “Yes, miss,” he said gently. “Shot down from ambush as he was leav- | ing the office one night.” “I didn’t know that,” she said in a low voice. “Mr. Silcott wrote that he had died and he would carry on till Ilet him know what I wanted to do.” ’ Looking into her face, Rufe Jelks knew now who this stranger was. She was the niece who had inherited the ‘Sentinal’ from her uncle. The girl continued to look at him, the color drained from her cheeks. “You called him Red Silcott. Was it Mr. Silcott they were shooting at this afternoon?” “Yes.” “They mean to kill him too then?” “That’s the notion they have tucked in their nuts.” Jelks smiled, grimly. “They haven't got away with it yet.” “Who are these murderers?” “The Hat T ranch.” sn't there any law in this coun- try.” “Heaps of it, most of it owned by Russ Mosely, the grand mogul at the Hat T.” “But I won't have it,” she said quickly. “I won't be responsible for a man in my employ getting Killed. He'll have to go away— at once.” “Tell that to Red Silcott,” he said dryly. (To be continued.) Seven in Eastern High Oratorical Finals Seven finalists will participate in the annual Eastern High School oratorical contest Monday at 9 a.m. under the auspices of the sororities | and fraternities of the school. The winner will receive $10 and | place one man. the other six contestants $5 each, it was announced. 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BOY, colored. wanted to clean hats ahd press. De Lalla, 3428 14th st. n.w. i BOYS (2). white, single. age 18-20, clean, kitchen ‘helper and dishwasher: £ood pay. Sce Mr Milier, 2 till 4 or after 7 st W. 1202 North Capitol 2 CHEF. capable taking complete charge in rea-food kitchen; also salad man, one who understands sea food. 2-X, Star. COOK. male. preferably with wif Small private school. pleasant location, country. Swimming and boating during lelsure hours.” Maintenance and salary. Box 380-A. Star. . COUNTERMAN (dining car), white, Am. only, lst-class. experienced. sober, relfable men need apply. Call Greenwood 237% after 3:30 p.m DRIVER AND PORTER, colored, D, C. per- mit; pari time. Saturdays and Sundays. must “know Clievy Chase section. 8017 Conn. ave. n.w. PARM MANAGER, married, between agés 25 and 30, to supervise 300-acre farm near Washington: must have trainine and exp.; an ideal opportunity for sober man with practical and progressive ideas: give full detalls and snapshot Dhotograph. = Box 63-Y, Star. OENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER will 4 men at once, sales experience helpful but not necessary. as sales manager will work With and train you. Transportation fur nished. Apply 5-9 p.m. General Electric Dealer. 2 R. 1. ave. n.e. mploy thoroughly _e Box_181-Y, CCERY CLERK. enced. Good wages. & MAN. experienced in house-to-house can- Vvassing. capable of organizing sales crews: salary and commission to proper party: al replies confidential. Address P. O. B 384, Richmond. Va. s o, MAN, young, high school educ., for steady position. with good pay_and future, in ap- parel business. 1427 Eve n.w. Rm. MAN, “young. print-a-sign_operdtor, schoo! educatfon. Apply 2nd_floor, Goldenber I omhees ersonnel’ office, B K oor. self. T may have comething that will 1 Box_92-Y, Star. _ winted to learn th ware business. _Apply 621 E st. n.w. MAN. exp. for dry cleaning rm Southern Dry Cleaning Co., 223 Ni o MAN. " young. 0. Payne N, wil owner able ar customers for local company, Box 385-X. Star, 3 MAN. 10 to 25, fo be trained as dealer for nationally uct: sales necessary Press_Blde. MAN,” about must’ be active, retai) s ne worker, fair educatior nd placed advertised prod- experience -~ helpful. but not Apply 2 to 4. 979 National 575 old, for retail store, er. reliable and have State age, phone &lve full ‘information of past 1 first letter for an appoint- Box 343-X, Star i oung, interested in Jjoining sales nization of rapidiy growing real estate development: experience desirable, essential: modest salary plus bonus right man: excellent opportunity. than 100 homes sold last year. Address N wriling, stating age, qualifications, etc. ox 3:2-A, Star. ment. to MAN., soung, as clerk, delivery dept . ing materials company. must h education and qualify for advancement. Write Box 95-Y, Star. MAN—Good-paving K00-family route open for man with car, living in Charles or St. 1ys Cos.. Md.Customers established for vears. Good earnings. No cash investment necessary Write J. R, Watkins Company, ox No. 367-R, Newark. N. J. MAN, white, reliable and trustworthy, as night watchman, A, experience must be given. Gives names of former employers as reference. Permanent position, inside work. Box 48-B, Star. MEAT CUTTER, experienced man only. Give previous employment: all replies. con- fidential. Also young man for_Sat. work. cleaning chickens. Box 94-Y, Star. MEN. young. for local circulation cam- 1. Thorough training. Can earn 815 Dber week to start. See Mr. King, Room 424, 1404 New York ave. nw. SALESMAN—The Fuller Brush Co. can Write for appoiniment. Box 100-Y. Star. SALESMEN—Those who have experience selling _furniture, appliances and special- ties We are WASHINGTON'S LARGEST APPLIANCE HOUSE and sell refrigerators, Tapses and all major electrical appliances. All seliing is done on the floor. Good salary and_commission. Atlas, 921 G st. n.w. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, must be thoroushly experienced and have mana- gerial ability. Jack’s Auto Service Center, 5130 Wisconsin' ave. n.w. SHEET METAL HELPER. experienced only. Bethesda .Sheet Metal Works, 6536 Wis- consin_ave. n.w. b s v SLATE ROOFERS wanted. Call Atlantic 0684, A-1 man. —James Moss, 0 Conduit rd. n.w, _ * AND ANTIQUE REPAIR MAN: go0d opportunity. Phone Rockville interiors, 5! VEGETABLE MAN: small salary to start; Teferences required. 1209 13th st. n.w. & WATCHMAKER, experienced, referencs beiween 25 and 45 years. Box 96-Y, Bt WORKING SHOP FOREMAN, must be sober and know Chrysler products and how to manage men; good salary for right man. Ask for Mr. Fenner, Russell Motor Co.. 3801 Bladensburg rd. Colmar Manor, Md. USED-CAR SALESMAN. One man to complete live-wire organiza- tlon, high-grade reconditioned cars (o sell substantial advertising: floor period eve: day: excellent pay plan: unusual Proposi- tion for man who can’ gualify—must be to drive light car to call_on | | Prefer but not | bufld- | ood Qualifications ‘and | APRIL 24, 1940. TOONERVILLE FOLKS HELP AND SITUATIONS By Fontaine Fox THE CENSUS TAKER AND SISTER'S 'STEADY" INSTRUCTION COURSES. (Continued.) NAKON BEAUTY SCHOOL. Write for_ free booklet. National free placement. 3009 14th st. n.w. HO. 0166 CALCULATING MACHINES, Short. EASY, interesting Course—Comp- tometer Merchant. Friden. Monroe. Bur- roughs. etc. Thousands used in Govern- ment and in private business. Touch Typ- ing FREE with course. New classes MON- DAY. BOYD SCHOOL. 1333 F st. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE, Thorough training. Graduates placed. Start any day. Special price this month. Easy terms, MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE, 1317 F 8t. N.W. SECRETARIES Are in DEMAND—You are losing MONEY now by not taking a QUICK R at BOYD'S. Students of ALL schools are at BOYD preparing for positions. Stop losing money—register TODAY. BOYD SCHOOL t. ¥7s.). 1333 F st __HELP WOMEN. BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be experienced Carnell_Beauty Shop. 3111 14th st. n.w. BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around, experi- enced ~ Harper Method. downtown shop, 701 Westory Bldg. 14th and F sts. n.w. BEAUTY OPERATOR must be specially good in finger waving and manicuring. Woodley 6900 P A 7 GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER will employ 4 women. part_time, selling Bendix Home Laundry and General Electric appliances. Apply 5-9 pm. General Electric dealer, 2212 R. I ave.ne i HAT CHECK GIRLS: neatness essential; part or full time “RA. 8553, between 7 and 9 p.m.. tonight only. R HOUSEKEEPER. white, settled for elderly le; room and board, small salary. CH. IATE OPENING. 2 YOUNG LADIES, for publisher's outside order dept. sales experience helpful: $20 to $25 weekly to start. commission and bonus basis. Apply 8:i) am. Room 70R, 2nd National Bank Bidg.. 14th and G sts. n.w. 5 ‘ LAUNDRY WEARING apparel press opera- Apply tors, shirt finishers. sorters and €xp_only. Call in person. 1609 17th st. n.w. SODA DISPENSER. experienced or inexpe- rienced. for full-time work. Apply 1834 Wis._ave., between 9-12. 3 STENOGRAPHER marker: ies office. Apply Room w to_b. d be or Tumber lumber experience. 304, 1101 Vermont ave n WAITRESSES (2). neat ing_st. n.y WOMAN. to 30 yr: expert nurse and upstairs maid: health certifica; live in: 1 day week off; very pleasant sur- Toundings. Only those with best of refur- ences as ‘to character and ability need apply. RA. 8728, = WOMAN. young. to_work in grocery store at Oxon Hill, Md. Reference. Call Spruce 0263 experienced; must Apply Lucas' Restaurant, 1416 Ir W, WOMAN, over 25 for full-time permanent position ' as cosmetic and make-up con- sultant. Adams 10415 WOMEN. colored 'YLON hosiery, N eating steady sal ing ing 5 k. 142 cre out $1 to g m. 2: eview Course | SITUATIONS MEN. (Continued.) MAN. you; olored, wants work as Kitch en heiper. porter. truck driver: reliable, honest_worker, _District 2301 25% MAN, _colored, wants paintin CO. 9594 MAN, “colored. wants work livery man in liauor store. Phone porter. de- Adams 96841-J. MAN, colored. working nights, wishes day- work' as Jjaniior, caretaker or experienced presser. Hobart 5360 fs MAN. colored, wishes job as cook. or work of any kind. " Emerson 0651 . janitor MAN, colored, young. wishes worl feur or any Kind of work. ~Call tan O8KI. k i MAN, colored. young. as chauffeur, house- man;’ experiericed, references: {ree to travel, Call after 4, Dupont 3743, MAN. colored, wants work in | steam " engineers: " engineer license. 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Sta | NURSE, practical, wants case, | people;” $10 per week, live in, Star. | 25! NURSE, HOUSEKEEPER: refined. specially trained for children or motherless” home, best_references. Box 57-B, Star. - PRACTICAL nurse. white: city doctors re erences. Call Michigan 5741, - SECRETARY, A-1, seven years | editorial and general experience. Position requiring mental keenness, cable use of English, facility in correspon ence. College gradu: itreamlined ap- pearance. Hobart . Exlension 18. 26* STENOGRAPHER, experienced; col lege graduate; temporary or SECRETARY or companion, rcfined. we : willing to_travel: refer - changed ' Box 56-B, Sta. S STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, experience, st Smith. National STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST. type 70 words S5 wk. " fond of old Box 55, general clerical y_worker, industrious, Miss 5450, minute, take usual dictatio Miss_Hello, Greenwood 1318-W. experience. any case, ]u-hr night, doctor's reference, MARRIED WOMAN, Will interview neat. intelligent woman with pleasing personality; must be ndus- trious, to_contact one of leading depart- men: 'stares’ customers. no_ selling: salary paid weekly. Call for appointment Wednes- day. 2 0 5 p.m.: Thursday, 10 a.m. to 12 2 to Dupont 467 ______HELP DOMESTIC. COOK. white, experienced, for family 3 must be able to serve aiso; live Emerson 7031, COOK. good $40 month: person st. n.w. of in. To laundry; live § hw. good references. ' Apply in Thursday afternoon, 3509 Macomb p.m.or 7 to 8:30 pm. Phoné; & WOMAN, “middle. for elderly couple: foni references. 4, refined, will core e h?ll'drhnm!ho! emploh!:fl of children: home si Box 58-B, Star, b SITUATIONS DOMESTIE. COOK. experienced with good reference, Telephone North 5017. 716 Rhode Island ave. n.w.. ask for Fanny. GIRL. colored. neat, wants part-time work as maid: good city reference. Box 30-.B, ?!l{._ LI IR, O GIRL. colored, wants perm. job as cook, hambermaid;’ neat, refs, exp.; Lve out. GIRL. light colored, m: references. Michigan i | GIRL, colored, wants laundry work to do | at_home: also house cleaning; references, Lincoln 1245-J. id' s work, cooking; GIRL. whife_ or woman. for part-time housework., Hillside 1046-W. GIRL. white. g.h.w.; live in; gdod home and salary: small ‘apt; plain’ cooking. 408 Anacostia: _experience y. care of baby; reference. W._after 6. GIRL. colored. competent, wants general housework or part-time work: experienced and references. Dupont 0049, GIRL. colored, neat, light, be: vishes_housework. ~Dupont 8354, b2 IRL, colored, wants part or full time reference: home nights, Hobart No Sundays. GIRL. gh.w. thoroughly exp. care one child, small ap! health certificate and Tel. required: $30 mo. GE. 1350. 54 GIRL for housework. thoroughly experi- enced cook and thoroughly experienced Wwith small children: excellent pay. Call in person Thursday at 3625 Jenifer st. n.w. beforerBipimue vl 5o G GIRL, white, exp., care of infant, small ap! Navlor rd i o ihey HOUSEKEEPER, white girl to take charge of motherless home and small boy; live in; $7 start, Taylor 7160. MAID. colored, r cooking and_ laundr: ences. _Woodley 804 MAID, colored, 25. ;8] 2 adults: no Sundays. 'Gi ref. Box 40-Y, St shw, health certificate; $40. 2408 eves, 2 seneral housework, stay nights; refer- ool plain ary and city colored, from North Carolina, wanis pe: $obus “moredtrom, i fous ol S mother’s nursing o) uSt cleaning. Call ‘LI 1558 v °F Bo} = | GIRL, colored, wishes morning part-time | work, hours &' to ays week: refer- | ences. Lincoln 071 . GIRL, colored, wants job cook. have 00d ¢ity rer” Call GIRL, colored. wants job general housework or mother's helper. Lela McEachin, $25 P st.n.w. Live in GIRL, colored, n wants ghw. Mon. through @at. § . to i ; Columbla 0541-3. *™ © 8 % GIRL, colored. wants job as maid or child’s care; good city and Md. refs. Call HO. IRL. colored, wants job laundres: houseworker, or work R eker of any kind maid or plain DI 1829-J. * NURSEMAID and general housework, laun- dry; small apt.; stay 3 nights weekly; ref $30°_monthly. "~ Shepherd 478! WOMAN. white, experlenced. to do_second work and help’with children; local refer- ences essential. Cape Cod for summer. Box _9-Y, Star. WOMAN, white, for &. plain cooking; references. Lincoln 7 real producer. See Mr. Kennedy, Triangle 0 I._ave. ne. CLAIM ADJUSTOR. INSURANCE. Branch office of large stock casualty company has opening Washington for ad- Justor experienced in casuaity and accident- health_claims. _ Moderate salary with ad- vancement. State age, experience, full details, salary expected first letter for interview. ADJUSTOR. Box 60-B, Star. SALESMAN, S Must be high-sgrade type to contact execu: tives and professional men on the sales of modern _air-conditioning. one R. G. Bishop, MI. 4100, between 9 and 11 a.m., Avril 35th. SALESMEN. SALESMAN, 28-35, cl honest, depend- able. work with sales manager: earnings above average. For appointment write Box 49-B, Star, giving your phone. * BOSTON BULL, black female; child's pet. Large reward. _Lincoln 5466- DOG, dark brindle, female, under neck end white front toes, answers to name “Lucky”: vic. 5th and G sts. n.W., 5 pm. Mon. Reward CH. 7058. DOG, fox terrier, s white with 2 black spots on back: vic, 1900 Calvert st. n.w. day; tag No. 23588, Reward. e Georgia “white _spots i 0 Please phone evenings, DOG, English setter, 1 year old. black and Poice, BiSck hesd oot an ISl siae-® Lane in Garrett Park, Montrose vicinity. Re- ward, _Henry Hunt. Kensington 13 ENGLISH, SE ed named “Pan~ without collars. Call” WL ETTER, all _ white, 1 police puppy, Both SETTER, red. male, named “Jerry.” Va. license. No. 01133: Hiberal reward. Woodley 1244. - R RING, Iadys gold band with rubles and diemonds: in taxicab, Reward. Call M_ 70; SALESWOMEN. MILLINERY SALESWOMAN. Foung, woman, smart appearance, thoroughly experienced, ~complets knowledge of millinery, with record of superior selling ability. Permanent position, excellent salary and com- mission, Apply Raleigh Haberdasher, Room 200. 1320 F St. HELP MEN & WOMEN., ACCORDIONIST, man or woman, steady summer job nearby resort. Prefer fome, ane Who can sing. Write Box 33-B, Stas ____ INSTRUCTION COURSES. AUTO DRIVING taught by experts; easy parking a specialty; dual contrelled cars, assuring perfect safety. Permits secured. M 'a._and D. C. Easy Method Driving Randoloh 8384, = IER, male, tan with white markings, ;IXE. Lyon Park, Sundtb night. Answers to “Puppy.” Reward. CH. 3788 . female, tan, grown: named “Q w Rewara 814 B B IRED FOX TER . black_and license, 242661; answers name GREGG SHORTHAND. touc] ST apeed Giet - Deainge typing. Eng., and reviewers, indv. inst. 1836 Conn. ave. DE. 3284. TELEPHONE-RECEPTIONIST 1s_fasci ing work: short, EASY courses now sti . TOUCH typing FREE with training; 4 8 Week‘ c:nn'lae%.1 gOl\fl IN. Miss p st. lost Sunday’ evening from Reward. CH. 4549. _'TERRIER. male. black and 05, old. Reward. 34 Denwood P d., Shepherd 4636-M. RIST WATCH, TEbe betneen aBm. sts._Liberal reward R AT 1t vicl ¥, n¢ Teward, Phone Michigas WR! WATCH: Masonic Temble. (Bt g BT 107 T se. * WRIST WATCH, lady’s, gold, Imperial 4 8. on Tu Toraing " Bewsrd. Biateiet 0210, g8 A diamond, Saturday McKinley and 16th ‘Woodle ond. lost_Shoreham ne ok ShYReT n 38, 2117, T A WOMAN TO TEACH A WOM- ANCHOW IO DRIVE A CAR: 817 BER HO GE. 1239. THE MABELLE HONOUR Beauty Trained Operator Is in Demand. CATALOG—EASY TERMS, ISLO?IY!. Ave. (Est. 22 Yrs.) ME. 7778. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES. BUSINESS, SECRETARIES. xperienced and capable beginners at good ries wanted {mmediately for dally open- ings—now. Rapid typists, Bood bookkeep- {5, Somptometer operators, expd. technical orkers Reg. nurses, prac. nurses, drt clerks: male, female. P} EL SERV- ICE (Est. 1933). 1311 G st. SERVICE STATION ATTENDAW umerous openings daily. 4 STENO, (1.1?.' live, victnity everal ovenings, mo_up. OPENINGS GRADS. TRAINING. FINANCE AND SATSS AMERICAN, IGNIFIED SERVICE. __700_Southern Bldg. Ri s BOOKKEEPER, female, age to 35, ex- perienced, capable of taking complete charge of set of books. Sales experience helpful: initiative: good aPpearance: salary, $35 week. Apply Thursday. No Charge of Any Kind. Washington Employment Exch., 214 National Press Bldg. HELP—MALE. Credit investigator, small loan company; 25 yrs old: at least 1 yr. exp. outside . _collections or car repossession. Must have auto. Salary, $160 mo. Chef, local restaurant or hotel dining Im XD To less 35 TS exp.: age L1-40, Salary o $40 Wik, ELP—FEMALE. Hostess, at least 3 yrs’ local restaurant or hotel exp.: age 22-35: must furn. ref. Gome neatly “drdtsed.” Saiary, $22.80 wk. us 2 ‘meal Pull-Charee ™ Bookkeeper. tnstrument gxlfr, e f:u charge office 10 people. afar $35 wk. Stenographer, €xp. posting accounts re- celvable an p:;- le; assist making w profit and {ou eet; trucking assn. Sal- ary, $30 wk. TS, exp. 5 mo. up. Arlingto! rel.; must SPportunity and salary ELIABLE AGENCY, DE. 5561, 1402 11th, ='ll cookn,thmlle'DrlGrl. chambermaids, nurses, part-timers, day workers, coubles. e e SITUATIONS MEN. JUNTANT, : part-time bookkeep- A 't udited. balanced: tax :::ol’:’i";afit;z::l l'leu Randolph_3131, GIRL. colored, morning, evening or day's work:_good refs. Phone Dupont 1365 ° GIRL, colored (N. Y.), wants part-time work, maid in doctor's office. t : Phone HO. 7637. indays Y Shop. s _No 8u GIRL. neat. colored, wishes geners Work, cook or waitress; good ref. hot ME. GIRL, colored. wishes pari-time i work! references. "ME. 1805, . O 0% GIRL, colored. wishes work can stay nights: references, GIRL, colored, wants_ morning Sundays. _Atlantic 5211-J. E 5 GIRL, colored, g.h.w.; famillar with Jewish cooking: stay nights. " Call Lincoln 1765-W. colored, neat and reliab; art or full-time work: refs. MI. GIRLS (2), want work, good references: 5'a days week, $10 . Republie. 0318 and carfare. Phone GIRLS, mornings, works o work; no colored, want part-time_work and mother's helper; willing 1ty refs. Michigan 8267. MAID. colored, nea gent. w. chambermaid. waitress or office maid. Gity references: home nights. Decatur 2416. MAID, colored, wishes work of d. full or part iime: good reference: 4297, Apt. 3. after 7:30. MOTOR TRAVEL. SAN D; IEGO—NORTH, ARMY OFFICER and wife, May 1, new Zephyr: Dassenger who drives. small fars. CO.. LEAVING WASHINGTON ABOUT JUNE for Memphis, Tenn.. stop 3 days for Shrine Conyention, nroceed to Los Angeles, then to San Prancisco. back northern Toute, Wil take about 3 weeks: 1940 Lincoln- Zephyr. Want party of 3 to share expense of gas and oil . Stop anywhere. Gentiles only. _ Georgia i ANY ONE DESIRING TRANBPORTATIO! A2l Gom PWasn o Beltoanq setion, phone Georgia K006. sfter 6 p.m. __BEAUTY PARLORS. “WEIGHT sufely reduced: won- French method used. Dr. De ker. 302 t_0.v. CAMERA SERVICE & REPAIRS. PULLER & ¢ ALBERT, INC I Bt N.W © Phone Nationdl 4713, IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES. SE_OUR BUDGET PLAN and put yo house in condition for spring. A new roof, sice wall, recreation room or any brick or concrete work will cost you less. Only experienced _mechanics under competent Supervisiop piaced on sour Job. WOODRIDGE REALTY CO.. Home Improvement Division, 2351 R. 1 _Ave. N. North 7%:’03. MODERNIZE YOUR HOME NOW! PAPERING R] N ONTHLY PAYMENTS 20 Years 'of BSatisfactory Service. TABOR'S HOME RENOVATING CO. an W, Office OWIoOms. 1420 Irving St. N Adams 7900. ¢ CALL US IN REFERENCE '5'2”0 ROOFING. GUTTERING. DO UTS o A Other House Rebairs You ay_Nee Estimates Freely Given MONTHLY PAYMENTS CAN BE ARRANGED. H. 1. PASSETT, INC., 1205 L St N.W. NA. 1260. GUARANTEED HOME IMPROVEMENTS From Cellar to Attic. Deal With a Reliable Pirm. NO CASH DOWN. 8mall Monthly Peyments. Pree Estimates. Federal Contracting Co., Inc., 213 New York Ave. N.W. NA. 7416 Nioht. NA_ 74i7. “REPAIRS & SERVIC BRICK STAINING, The beautiful water proofing finish for brick houses—Painting. ing. carpentry: old time white mech: Jack Sparkes. Hobart 8430, Free estimate, EIEIEKTWOEKj‘;ImE){Sb too small llu- !pn:lb:ss free. Randolph 3650, Mr. Wills. CARPENTER WORK—Shelving. partitionsy alterations_ R. E. Moore. 2600 Mozart pl. Columbia 7879-M. #mEE CHAIR-CANEING JFHOLSIER. rockers splinted CLAY ARMSTRONG. 1235 10th st now, _Prone ME. 2082 FLECTRICIAN—When you need sn_eiece trician the Electric S8hoo on Wheels, District 6171, No _job too_small ELECTRIC WIRING Fjxtures lets. repalrs, old nouses a svecialty Begal Elec. Co.. 3609 Georgia ave Rand 8391. PAPER HANGING. this week only. $6.50 per 10om: 1940 washable. sunfast oapers: work guaranteed. Michigan 5315 PAPER HANGING. painting and plastering, You can get your work done now on easy terms that suit you. J_ Tolson. AT. 7. * PAPERING AND PAINTING: reasonable; guaranteed; A-1 refs.; white Iabor. LI 0810 PAPERING—Rooms b ing: white men. R. 4395. AR AL I PAPERING, PAINTING, FLOOR SCRAPING AND REFINISHING. Better work for less money _Guarantced service and auality. Call Adams AND TISFIED. E E Keystone Decorating Co., o 3451 14th 8t. NW. | PLASTERING and cement work._ No_job 00 | small. none too far. District 4570. William omas. 707 M st. n.Ww. g PLUMB'NG AND HEATING. jobbing and | remodeling_ a specialty: 24-hour service. | Harry E. williams. Norih 6248, | i Free est : work gut Radio Trouble? e sy, wers s MID-CITY Radio Shop. 9-9 p.m. NA. 280" leaned, safe, thoroug! RUGS glesned. sate Luwin Co., 1725 7th St. N.W. NO. 8160. SEWING MACHINES repaired. 59c: your old machine oiled, inspected and_tension | adjusted. "~ Goldenberg's Sewing Machine | Dept.. 7th and K. NA. 522 5 up. Paint- pered | L. Keener, Lincoln BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, ROOMING HOUSE (at Conn. ave.), 18 nice rooms. 3 baths: clean. attractive. Should make ary one a nice living: $1.350; terms. R. M. De Shazo. 1123 14th, NA. 5520. ® tion price GASOLINE. ACCES., farge corner selling ‘16,000 gals. month: wall ea. $1.650; terms. Box 78-B, Star. does $600 wkly., G00: " terms. " 907 E. 4813 ROOMING HOUSE Tms.. nicely fure nished: ideal downtown location. low rent: clears over $200 monthly: priced reason- able: terms. Mr. Armstrong, ME. 4813 ROOMING HOUSE, 10 rms.. § baths, newly dec.; nice income: lease: $1.500 handles. OWENS REALTY. ME. 36R3. WE HAVE completed plans for a new. mod- & shopping center 1n a {ast-srowing dential community; more than 25 houses and numerous apartment b within a radius of 3_blocks hi built within the past 18 months: this cor- ner building will be an ideal location for a drug store. Applications will be con- sidered by John J. Buckley, Metropolitan ROOMING HOUSE (14th, Park 4, micely furn. in maple, 12 rooms; rent $75: go income: $1.100: terms. R. M. De Shazo. 1123 RESTAURANT. upper fixtures, 11 kooths, 28 stool closes 10 p.m. _~ $5.500 Hoilander, Tower Blde. ME. GUEST HOUSE, runni Calvert s [ Rea: abl eautiful cod business: terms. Bob 4817 ROOMING HOUSE. near G. 13 guests. all Govt. emplove: furniture. Full price. $800, terms ___ROBERT A. JULIA, N 745 APT. HOTEL. downtown, 20 units, all rented. 56 rooms. elevator, long lease. good income; Tent. $250 mont eo. Rogers, 604 F'st. nw. NA. 8137 Y DRUGSTORE, large corner store. now cant, will sell equipment for $500 and long lease. Box 45-B, Star. WANTED—Ofl-sale store. detail. No brokers 2-X. Star. class mechanic. and equioped garage and flling Business and equipment for sale. Reas. rental, long lease. Greenwood DINE AND DANCE (whiskey)—50 booths: Inrge business. same owner 15 year: $150; lease, 7 years; $5.000 down. Hollander, di RESTAURANT _(whisky) location: closed Sundays. Frs. does $160 dail bar_business. Sacrifice, $0.500; terms. ~Bob Hollander. H07 Tower Bidz. ME. 4813, 14th and K. ROOMING HOUSE_(14th, Park rd). 12 rooms (all apts). Owner ill must seil. In- come about_$200: $700: R. M. De Shazo. 11 terms F z0. 1123 14th, NA. 5520. ® REFRESHMENTS — Frozen custard and game concessions for rent at prominent and well-patronized North Beach. Apply be- tween 1200 and 6:00 p.m.. 700 G st. nw. est downtown Same owner 10 RESTAURANT, whiskey license. well equip- ped busy section. low rent: will sel sacrifice._Box 53-B. Star. = MEAT MARKET FIXTURES, complete set, $750, or will rent. $30 mo. Box 52-B, Star. SANDWICH 8| to equipped, established business, low rent: closes 9 p.m. and Sundays: price, $1.000. 30x_59-B. Star L DRUGSTORE—BUY CHATTEL NOTE - B SR PR A NORTH 1000. S 5 HOP, operate, well WOMAN, colored, wishes part-time Work: refere HO._9566. - 'OMAN. _colored, good cleaner, laundress or nursemaid to child or adult; hours, 8-4; have nad hosp. training; best re!. AD. 0977. 'WOMAN, colored, wants part-time or full- time work: good cook: good refs. Metro- politan 1266. PERSONAL. )RRHO] ERADICATED M own method sults_effective lor"; u.t-'- ;fi:flu.ur > money pack Dgnu for booklet, No 1565 r.'ommufl Adams 0388 ROOM ~ AND woman or couple with ohud (el -0 her close_in.Hobart 7169. ? i HEMO] ALL APTS —8-rm. house on_13th L. Good furnityre. incl. 3 elec. Tent. 361, .. $600. part cash. ROBERT IA, NATL. 7452. (mostly apts.): ren very good income; .000: terms. 1123 st.. near Tet ROOMING HOUSE $70.00:_ ol heat: rooms. '3 bath R_M. De Sh _____OWENS REALTY, ME. 04 ROOMING HOUSE, aphd-Tg0m, house. on N. Sy Do 3 Tooms, 2 i le: $400.00. Rent. $75.00, ° Many Two oom apts with private bath. Rent. $30.00 and $35.00. See My, Beal. A. M. COOPER. Real Estate, _1008 Eve St. N.W. MIss FLOOD'S PRIVATE KINDERGAR- ten C; 1322 Massachusetts n. school WHILS ¥ . B, 8ot e E’E’i&' s 001-9 Wesioes Bide. 5 14th &t B Met. 1893, DENTAL PNLnAoTng.ummm' CLEA] ), IHED Modern Dental - Laborators, - Room 502, Westory Bldg., 14th and F N.W. NA. 0773. MEET FRIENDLY FOLKS THROUGH FAY TH N, ME. 5116 After 8 of Box SH0A Btar, 300 RBER, 7 yIs.’ eXperience, youns, sober, ?l‘n furnish best of referemce. 820 N. Carolina ave. s.e. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE, 12 10'6%%& Euém Bhop. T R I L R pramnia. 2 lence; permanent with future; salary no Soleciive; sxcelient references. Box 455, A ' ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS, DRIVEWAYS—ASPHALT, B ALAIE T, Bl BOARDING HOUSE. Euclid st n.w.: 3 baths, oil heat: valuabie $95 rent: clean: $650 down. L. ELLIS, 1010 Vermont Ave. Rm. 217. NA. 8310. ® BUYERS AND SELLERS, If you wish to buy or sell a rooming er lest_house busin all EERcR AND RS 010 ve. m. 2019, ROOMING HOUSE, 14 RMS., 4 BATHS—$100 RENT. e AT o e riefs): corner house: nice furniture $500. down. . "ok L. ELLIS, 1010 Vermont Ave.. Rm. 217. NA. 3310, ¢ TOURIST HOME. 33 rooms, 2 dinin 200, 1ares parking "mm 5] ‘;:'.'.;’.’3' moniey: same owner fof b Tdealfor tourlst" and nient ciob. | Swher will give lanalun nd sell In- Tormation, "GEBEG . 004 2 &t ear 14th ture;