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FRED I. Morsar. west issS. sIio M st. nv:
RENAULT CABRIOLET 1877; slightly dam
aged by hre; will sacrffice Robert HeTson
Auto Exchange. loo Florida ave ne
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0LDsMOBHE COUPE. 1881; driven only q
with cream wire wheels; sold for 2eSo; buy
this Tor only 500 and pocket the difference;
1 Ssss ar gusrantee; terms. Pohanka Service
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PACKARD DE Luxe SEDAN, isS0-Eov
leaving city. Phone pIstrict haaI 1is
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OLDSMOB1LE ROADSTER. 1928: snappy
s ssst! cream fss. and BLACK Dueo; rumble
down. balance monthly Pohanka service
ll26 2oth s. nv North 0a(7
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SITUATTON-DOMESTIC
fCanffmuaA


GIRL. neat, colored, wishes q job as maid,
mothers helper or nurse. Call Atlantic
olS0-J from to 6. 20.
GIRL, colored, light, wants work; maid
light house~ork; all or part time. Col. gIO2
GIRL for general hOusework; city reference.
1905 5th st. NV.
GIRL, colored, neat, willing reliable, wants
work nursing or helping with housework.
Phone Lincoln 00el-W.
PASTRY COOK. colored, or general; best Of
references. Also girl for general h0uSework.
Phone Lincoln sl09.
SCHOOLGIRL. colored, wants evening work.
Phone Lincoln 3o35-M.
WAITRESS, experienced. day or night work
references. Decatur 6l6s.
WOMAN, colored, neat. wishes Job as pastry
cook. Experienced and have good reterence.
Decatur 1888.
WOMAN. white, desires situation either
keeping house for employed couple or small
family or caring for children: city or sub
urbS. 2l2l H ct. nv. Apt sos
WOMAN wants part-time work, any kind.
Call 20 Pierce st. NV.
WOMAN, colored. experienced, wishes gem
eral work or cooking; reference. l41O st.
10"
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MOTOR TRAVEL

GENTLEMAN DRIVING TO NEW YORK
Wednesday, dislikes driving alone; take gen
tlemRn Tor company; answer promptly. BOX
Csc, Star once.
WE FIND MOTORISTS with vacant seats
and travellers to I'LL them. Bunyans Auto
Travel Bureau, 1921 PennA. ave- Met. 6Je1.
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OLDSMOB1LE SIX COUPE, late model; ex-
cellent condition, looks and runs like new
tires and many accessories fine: q car as
clean as this seldom found on the market:
priced at 1926; low down payment. balance
terms to suit you. Nolan Motor Co, iii
18th st. NV Dec O2I6 -
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OLDsMoBILE SEDAN. 1875; many miIeR Of
satisfactory service left in this ear; fully
equipped, including trunk; only sis; terms.
aSlg Service ll2e 2oth st. NV. North
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statesmen to sell new and used Cheyrolets
Plenty OF time on used car lot Experience
not necessary Full cooperation. Call Mr..
Shipley Capitol Heights 80, Boyer Motor
p sales Chevrolet dealer.
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ROOSEVELT SEDAN. 1880 - No reasonable
otEer refused. Kaplen 4 Crawford, 1s2a
Champlain st. Col. 6140
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


BOOKKEEPER, ~ years Of experience, ca
ding cash and correspondence; moderate
salary. West 1871 IL
BOoRKEEPgR, TYPIST and general once
desires position; capable, conscientious young
LADY: experienced; references. Col. ,7l69. Z.
CASHIER desires work in lunch room OF
store; best OF references. Miss Edwards,
1917 Vermont ave. NV.
COLLEGE GIRL. colored, wishes afternoon
work; maid work preferred. Atlantic o424.
DRESSMAKING by the day or at home; re-
modelling a specially. Phone North 1893
GRADUATE NURSE. coiored. open for en-
gagement; capable and willing. Phone Pc
tomac 6l83.
HOTEL HOUSEKEEPER. apt. or resident
manager; have 30 years experiencei good
reference. Cali Col. 5O83. 20
POSITION IS desired by bookkeeper. cashier.
general once worker; experienced; refer
ences: 90. 1921 Mt. Pleasant nv.
SrENOGRAPHER would like evening work
in lawyers once. Call Adams 1888. 2i'
SIENOGRAPHER-T Y'PIsT, experienced,
permanent Or temporary. whole or part
time; once or at home. Manuscripts copied.
WoMAN--secretary, stenogTapher, energetic,
can take fun charge OF any business, espe-
ciaily good on finances. credits. collections.
Can produce results. Phone Emerson 7947
or address Box a3-E. Star once. 20s
YOUNG LADY. any kind OF clerical work.
clerk. typist or Ming; furnish references.
YOUNG WOMAN. educated. healthy. con-
cook; can tutor children ana sew; moderate
salary no salary; references North S70S-W.
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STUDENT living at. home with use OF
Urht car for part-time work, supervising
aroup of boy statesmen. Salary. Give full
Information including school hours. Eor
personal interview address Box S5o-D. star
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sTUDEBAKER 1891 SEDAN Dictator 8 ds
luxe; wire wheels; wonderful condition;
terms: your car IN trade. See Mr.. O.Day,
$50 st. NV. North 1921. zoe
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
YOUNG'S KINDERGARTEN, ADVANCED
methods. Also supervised recreation after
public school classes. Saturday play groups.
Transportation provided. North 1893. az
EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDS, CONVA-
home. Adams 1858. is3s Kalorama I'd.
BATTLE CREEK AND VIT-O-NET RRDUC-
ing treatments; good heavy albolene rubs
for poor circulation and chronic pains. Pot
KINDERGARTEN-P r MARY SCHOOL
opens Fall term Sept e. Dancing; French.
TON. Columbia 1916. az
OWNER WISHES TO SHARE LOVELY.
modern home; reasonable; references. Geor-
eia 2s32-W.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY THERE
- no need to feel that they must accept in-
! nigh price. s The dreSssr " " cSaSbers
Tor for a little as SIS w0rId's Snest TateF-
mSS b. has from chamssrs for ss5 In cas-:
q Go. oi isth. cor cor ' cSspin n'u Col oisa
THE PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN AT RUST
Hall will open Sept a. For childrsn a-s ys9rs
HUFF. Principal. 1850 North Capitol st. l9'
WANTED-CHLD BEGINNING SCHOOL TO
board in suburbs; companion TO- SON. q;
school two blocks. Address Box ICE. star
ONCE. 70
SUPERVISED RECREATION. FOR YOUR
physical training; transportation and Satur-
day lunches furnished. Mr.. H. N. smith
1867 Kalorama I'd.
MOTHERS. WHY WORRY ABOUT YOUR
CHILDREN? Send them to PRE-SCHOOL
play CIRQUE where WORK Paf iun RoeS
Greek Park Columbia 67e1.
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TAXI DRIVERS with Identification cards.
BLACK and Blue Cab. 900 Florida ave. NV.
TRUCK DRIVER. colored. steady. reliable
TO work on ice and coal wagon MI HAiiiS
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statesmen, 2, TO sell protection. commits
sion basis; must have, auto and oondlng
reference Only reliable men need apply.
Southern Protective Bureau, $40 Earle Bldg,
hetWeen 8 and pm.
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oLDSMOBnE COUPE. 1880; finish ike new.
nrst-class condition throughout; we invite
your most careful inspection; only S576
terms. $f92 down. balance monthly Pohan.
ka Service. li2a goth st. NV North 034T.
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BOATS.

CABIN CRUISER 80 feet long, 12-ft. beam
sleeps 4; cost $1,000 last year; TO reasonable
offer refused. Laurel 100.
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NASH ADVANCED COACH. 1919: new paint
and rubber. good condition mechanically;
come In today for demonstration; special,
Si75; easy terms. Triangle Motor Co.. 2
N. Y. ave. NV.
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PFATTTV CIJ TTTRF

SLOW. medium. fast, dictation. Review of
last half OF the manual: typing. evening
classes: all for 50 per month; tuition refund.
ed II dissatisfied: courses given as an adver-
Using feature For information apply In
person only mo letters. no phone calls)
Entire NTH noor, National Press Bldg.
NJ 8. CHM Co.
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REAI ESTATE Statesmen!
a with present day experience in WASH
ington ID, C.. for covering new MONIES ano
brokerage; cooperation given; commission
'Seis wAPLE & JAMES. INC,
IONA lAfh North OSoZ.
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FORMER TEACHER or PIT. A. of1cial with
vide acquaintance among young mothers
ncstions and telephone. Address Box 4el-D,
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WHIPPET SEDAN, 1880 Exceptionally GOOD;
saeri1ce for quick sale Make an offer: EASY
terms. Call Mr.. Hawkins, Dec. 1910. =.
AUTOMOBILES at Weschler's auto auction
623 II st. NV, every Wednesday and Eatt1r-
day. 10 am: Usually sood assortment.
WILL SELL credit slip on q new Chevrolet,
worth 3l25. for much less. Call North e1a0.
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SALESMAN in dry cleaning; unlimited fu-
ture 10 the right party; salary and com;
mission to start with; men who have had
former connections in d. G. preferred. Ad-
dress Box de9-D. Star once.
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oLDSMOB1LE 1928 LANDAU SEDAN. as
Town: $22 per month: good car. in best of
condition; guaranteed. Warrington Motto!
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PAPERHANGERS = lst-class paperhangers
only Apply Mr.. Hobart, Westchester Devel-
opment Corporation Job at seth and Cathe-
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SPECIAL-SPkCIAR~-S
Your dog given q sanitary bath, cOmplete-
~ eliminating deag, and dried with electric
dryer. all for 81. Dr. Locke's Dog and Cat
Hospital, i422 lrving 81. NV. Col. O5T4.
Evening star., 1931-12-25
FRANCE FORESEES
ECONOMIC TROUBLE
British Tariff Reduces Ex
ports and Tourist Busi-
ness Falls Off.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS. December 25.-LaSt among
che European nations to feel the world
depression, France at the dawn Of 1882
foresees many economic difficulties
ahead of her.
High tariffs adopted by her best Gus
toner Great Britain. threaten to cut
deeply into her export trade and throw
large numbers of her workers out of
employment. Since England normally
absorbed a great deal of Frances sur
plus foodStuffs particularly those in the
luxury class, the pinch will be felt in
the reaches of the agricultural
provinces
With this is bound to 60 a marked
decrease in tourist business with the
pound sterling off the gold standard
there will be far fewer English families
spending the Winter on the Riviera,
the Basque coast about Biarritz in the
mountain resorts such as ChamoniX
Pau and Angeles, or in Paris itself.
$4,000 Draw Dole.
The closing days of November saw
Frances ole-drawing unemployed
numbered at some 10000 Owing to
the shutting OF large number of Off
ceS designed to aid the WorkleSs, this
figure, according to government au-
thorities, might we'll be multiplied by
three. Unofficial estimates put the
total jobless at 2500OO at the very
lowest.
In addition, conservative calculations
set at no less than 100000 the num-
Der OF part-time workers throughout
the country. These are mainly factory
hands working only three or four days
OUT OF a SiX-day week
To meet this situation, the govern
ment has put forward the second
slice of its national equipment plan,
designed to furnish work for some 100
600 laborers. The measure would cost
the central government something like
100000 with slightly less forthcom-
ing from the cities and townships. The
money was destined for better roads,
improved port facilities, new school
houses and Fairgrounds.
France during 1881 was unquestion-
ably the soundest European country
from financial standpoint Her
currency, the Accent franc" remained
firm while the pound was tumbling,
Evening star., 1931-12-25

She was able to advance considerable
sums to her tacit allies such as Jugo-
slavia, and also to former enemy coun-
tries like Hungary. The National Bank
of France collaborated on equal terms
with the Federal Reserve Bank of New
York in helping out the Bank of Eng
land.
Her great colonial exposition, destined
to give her the leadership In continental
tourist trade for the year, brought 32,-
100000 visitors. mostly from Belgium,
Switzerland, italy, Holland and the
French provinces.
Unusually cold weather, with frequent
rains, spoiled the Summer tourist sea-
son. except for Paris. Deauville was
comparatively deserted, as were the
other resort towns along the Atlantic
coast, and the only watering places that
kept pace were those on the Riviera.
Evening star., 1931-12-25

tends to make use Of the powers con-
ferred on the government to increase
tariffs and regulate imports.
The announcement was interpreted
in political circles a. foreshadowing Inn
minent defensive measures against pro-
tectionist countries as a temporary
policy.
After Great Britain recently raised
tariff barriers under her anti-dumping
act Bergian representatives carried on
negotiations in London, reportedly for
the purpose of obtaining preferential
treatment. The British government
Evening star., 1931-12-25

ganizer to distribute propaganda was
IN prospect here today as w. g. Binkley
remained in jail despite q demand made
yesterday for his immediate release.
Blnkley, local organizer for the Com
Munst party was held because he was
unable to secure the $3.50 bond required
aIter his arrest on q charge Of dis
trinuting "incendiary" literature. Dewey
Martin OF Charlotte, N. c., sent a COM
munlcation In which he identified him
sen as district organizer and demanded
6nkley's release "in the name of q
Thousand workers" who he said held
Evening star., 1931-12-25
Salmon Waste Used.

SAN FRANCISCO (N.A.N.A.).-An
average of 70 pounds of fish is required
to produce 4s pounds Of salmon. leav-
ing % pounds of waste material to be
worked over into about six pounds of
fish meal.
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Police Chief J. H. Martin responsible
for the arrest.
"A statement issued by Binkley said
MS case would be made an issue and
tnat the Communists would put up can
oidates for city ofllces in the election
next June.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS AND
A HAPPY NEW YEAR

The New York window and House
cleaning Co.. established at 1872 eth st.
M. Phone Lincoln 1918. to serve YOU in
the style OF the well known New York Win
dow Cleaning Co. Best of service at most
reasonable rates by reliable, experienced
and obliging help.
Yours Respectfully
Evening star., 1931-12-25

Hundreds Of buffalos, elks, antelopes
and deer will form bread line" in
Yellowstone National Park this VIM
ter, where they will be fed hay and
cottonseed cake as Uncle Sans guests.
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took the position that no preferential
agreements could be made until after
the imperial conference next Summer
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INCREASED TARIFF RATES
PLANNED BY BELGIUM
Premier Renkin's Announ cement
Seen as Defense Against Pro-
tectionist Countries.

BY the Associated Press.
BRUSSELS, Belgium, December 25.-
Premier Renkin has announced he in.
Evening star., 1931-12-25
RED PROPAGANDA RIGHT
FACING TEST IN VIRGINIA
Arrest Of Communist Organizer
May Be Carried Into Danville's
Next City Election,

| BY the Associated Press.
DANVILLE, Va, December 25.-A
test of the right of a Communist Or
Evening star., 1931-12-25

Yours Respectfully.
JOHN TARLACH. MIR.
The Washington times., 1931-05-06

matched pearls, which they had
sewn on to a beaded gown.
There had been an outrageous
scene in the library when these
facts became known to Rarick;
in fact, rage and terror had
caused Jenny to Swoon-cutting
her forehead as she went down
at her husbands reiterated
threat to reveal the whole un'
tidy business.
There was ranking, in some
terror at the moment, in Jenni-
fer'S mind, a dread that an eX-
tremely private dramatic eve
ming, entitled Casanova. Be
Careful" which had been staged
with great lavishness in the
garden-amphitheater of a Con-
necticut estate, was through
some mysterious leak about to
find its way into notorious pub
licity.
Hang it all! she had been
lured into the thing chiefly be-
cause it had given her an op-
portunity to try her hand at
what she secretly suspected in
herself to be talent for lyrical
writing.
In More Trouble
Hang it all! the way to avoid
such jams as this was to ditch
the home condition. Marry
Forty : million dollar Charley
Kempner and spawn him square
faced little Kempner heirs with
Kempner casts in their Kemp
ner eyes. Or. not marry Lew
Rissinger and live in embroid-
cred sin with an already mar
ried man. Or pursue Berry
Rhodes, who was simply unas-
sailable with social position,
and who fascinated her. Or
just ditch it. Open a tearoom.
Write a scandalous book. Hang
it all! No parent can hope to
get away with moyenage, mai
den-in-a-tower stuff. Yes, she
had written the Casanova, Be
Careful" lyrics and danced in
the last of seven wells. Damned
talented job, if she did say it.
well, father" she improviSed
to her mirror, cts come to this
between you and me; has been
coming to this between you and
me since you popped me into
a world I didn't ask to be
popped into. I'm no nincom-
poop. You'd see to it that a
daughter of yours wasn't. But
I'm tired of being treated like
one. I'm finished. If you want
to throw me million or two to
save me from being somebody's
The Washington times., 1931-05-06
DIET AND HEALTH
BY DR.. Logan Clendening-

Most Of the diseases due to
ductless gland disturbance are
rare. Fortunately we do not
have a great many giants, whose
excessive growth is due to the
pituitary gland, nor precocious
young people whose early adult
development is due to disease Of
the pineal gland.
Great advances have been
made in our knowledge Of these
glands in the last Is years, and
even in the last five years. Dur
ing the latter period the two
glands whose study has yielded
the greatest amount of informa-
ton are the parathyroid and
the adrenal glands. Interesting
and valuable as these studies
are, however, the diseases which
involve these glands are not fire.
quently seen, so the information
we have will not vitally benefit
any large number Of people.
Those Interesting Glands
The parathyroid glands are
four in number and lie at each
corner behind the thyroid
gland. Our first knowledge
of their functions came when
the science of thyroid surgery
was new and operators in re-
moving the thyroid accidentally
removed the parathyroids also.
When this occurred peculiar
spasnn affected the muscles.
The condition was called tetany.
1t was found that calcium in
jected in the blood stream or
given by the mouth, would to
a certain extent, relieve the
muscular SpaSmS.
1t was also found that many
children who had ricketts, de-
The Washington times., 1931-05-06

had been the result of a flat
tire in front of the estate of
the friends who had detained
them. But somehow, facing
her father, as she stood beside
her slim brother there on the
mysterious beauty of a Six
teenth-century Kuba hunting
rug, the truth of the story
seemed too flimsy to bear the
telling, or something grim and
hating in these children kept
them silent. Rarick was al
ways to believe, not from what
they said but from what they
did not say, that their presence
on the notorious occasion had
been deliberate.
In any event, summons to
her father in the library was
grimly associated with the
scratching memory Of scenes
like those.
Then there had been the
eXcruciating occasion when
Jennifer and her mother, re-
turning from a season at Deau-
vile and LIE Touquet, had sue
cessfully passed customs Of
ficials without declaring three
important and perfectly
The Washington times., 1931-05-06
ADVICE TO
LOVELORN
BY Beatrice Fairfax
They Call Together
EAR MISS FAIRFAX:

They Call Together
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
Pam a girl Of 10 years, in love
with a nice man Of 26. There is
also another man Of "a who says
he cares for me very much, but
I like the other one best. I am
home every other Sunday and
would like to be alone with the
first young man, but it seems
that they both call together the
Sunday I am off. I don't know
just what to do, as I don't want
to hurt the second young mans
feelings. Could you please give
me some advice as to how I
should go about this? B. E.
The only thing I can suggest
in the difficult situation in
which you find yourself is to
write a note to the young man
whom you like less well-the
24-year-old-and tell him you
have an engagement for the
next Sunday you expect to be
home, and will not be able to
see him. You might agree to see
him your next free Sunday
that will help break up his habit
OF calling every Sunday you
happen to be home. But you've
got to take the risk Of his dis
covering that you received the
other young man.
The Washington times., 1931-05-06
By Fannie Hurst
The Marry-GO-ROund
BY Helen Rowland

the crowds and dashing for life
in front of taxicabs, he, is
probably on his way to the
golf-links or the ball game.
Just when a man has finally
adjusted his vision and recon-
ciled his mind to his wife's
new spring hat, she decides it
is time to throw it away and
get another one.
There is absolutely no way of
disciplining man in these
days of feminine competition.
Just as long as women continue
to try to undersell one another,
woman's stock in the love-and.
marriage market will keep right
on going down, until it reaches
zero.
The critical point" in most
marriages, is the point at which
one or the other offers the
first criticism.
A change of husbands, every
few months, seems to mean no
more in the lives, of some
women than a kiss in Holly
wood.
The Washington times., 1931-05-06

thought he was Napoleon, if
he had quite had the nerve,
but who only got as far as
owning everything in the world
he could lay his hands on that
had belonged to Napoleon or
was about Napoleon.
I'll tell the world about this
little man who got so rich on
needles and pins that he hated
himself-and his family. I'll
tell the world, damn it! I'll
tell :" cried Jennifer to her
self as she ran down the hall
toward the library; but not
without pausing to snatch up
a spangled scarf of her dinner
gown which was cut to one inch
above the waist line, where a
topaz buckle bit softly into the
flesh.
Copyright. 1929. by Fannie Hurst)
Distributed by King Features
Syndicate. Inc.
What did Rarick want Of his
daughter? Read tOmorrOw'S
splendid inStaIment.
The Washington times., 1931-05-06

expensive huSsy, I'm not too
proud to accept it.
"If you don't and since I'm
not made of the stuff you seem
to think your daughter should
be made of, I'm through, any
way. I'll go off and write a
dirty play and show up the
whole wretched business Of life
as it is lived behind the tessel-
lated walls of the million-dollar
Rarick mansion that is built
out of dimes. If the walls
aren't tessellated, they ought
to be.
A Girl In Revolt
"I'll give them a megaphone-
full that they'll remember.
I'll tell the story Of how some
body took a couple Of hairpins
and bent them into a couple Of
frowns and struck them into
sour dough and made a little
man who lived in tall marble
halls that kept him looking like
a dwarf, and who would have