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He also knows that meat contains
minerals and that especially do the
glandular organs contain vitamins
As other articles of the diet, he will
prescribe green leafy vegetables
fruits and milk.
Including these foods in the diet
is not enough. The physician ad-
viseS that these foods be carefully
cOoked-cooked so that the vitamins
are not unnecessarily destroyed by
too high temperature. and so that
the minerals are not lost in the
water in which the food is cooked
and then thrown away.
Today in this scientific age. med :
iCine and cookery are linked just as
much as they were back in Queen
Anne's time. and more and more
you housewives are becoming dieti-
tians for your families.
Those of you who have not the
need for the immediate services of a
physician, can help to keep your
health in tiptop condition by observ-
ing the rules of health and the rules
of eating which the medical profess
sion through years of constant effort
and research has found effective.
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BREAST OF LAMB is ECONOMICAL

Breast of lamb is an extremely
economical cut. Perhaps when you
look at it in the meat market you
wonder how you could use it to
make it into a dish that will be as
attractive to your family as its price
is attractive to your pocketbook.
We see in the pictures at the
right breast of lamb fixed up in two
different ways. At the top is the
rolled breast which is made by
boning it out and then rolling
tightly.
This compact roll does not even
need to be tied as the skirt muscle
is pulled back over the flank and
holds the roll snugly in place.
A nice way to prepare the breast
roll is to brown it first in fat, then
place it on bed of vegetables made
up of diced carrots, diced celery,
diced onion. and diced potatoes.
Cover and cook very slowly. Serve
on platter surrounded with the
vegetables.
The second way of using the
breast is pictured also. A pocket is
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CASSEROLE SPEEDS
COOKING OF BACON

Only Fifteen Minutes of Heating
Required.
Put q layer of mashed potatoes in
creased baking dish. Cut eight
slices of cooked bacon in small
pieces and spread this over the
potatoes.
Moisten with mustard favored
cream sauce and bake in a casserole
for fifteen minutes.
For the sauce have a cup of hot
milk. Blend two tablespoons of
flour with two tablespoons of bacon
drippings and stir this into the hot
milk. Add a green pepper chopped
very fine and one-quarter teaspoon
of salt When this has cooked for
five minutes add one teaspoon of
prepared mustard and pour it over
the potatoes and bacon.
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DIN Err M EMU

Cherry Cocktail
Roast Lamb a la Venison Mint Ice
Riced Pota toes
Asparagus with dollandaise Sauce
Stuffed Peach Salad
Maple Mousse Coffee
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LESS POPULAR
BEEF SERVES
THRIFT'S END
inexpensive Cuts Can Be
as Pleasing as Costly
Meat.

The thrifty homemaker, who is al
the same time good cook, is quick
to recognize the advantage of the
less demanded beef cuts. The beef
dishes suggested below fill the de-
mands Of the good cook and the
good manager.
Hot Spiced Tongue
Boil skin and trim a good sized
beef tongue. Rub the surface we'll
with one-half teaspoon ginger and
one teaspoon allspice. Slice a small
onion and fry it in butter Dredge
the tongue with -four and brown it
IN the onion seasoned butter. Put
IN a casserole.
Make a sauce by blending one tea
spoon -four with the fat in the pan
and adding one cup stock, the juice
of one lemon and one-half cup seed
ed raisins. Pour this sauce over the
tongue and bake thirty minutes.
Boiled Beef Heart and Raisins
! 5 Ss1!' water
a cup rice
teaspoon salt
= cup rsisins
= cup walnuts
- tablespoons lemon Juice
= teaspoon pepper
Wash heart, remove tubes and
gristle, cover with boiling water,
boil ten minutes. and cook in fire.
less cooker or on top of stove for
about three hours or until tender.
Add washed rice. salt and pepper.
and cook thirty minutes. Drain
liquor from rice. add raisins seed
ed. nuts cut in pieces. lemon Juice,
salt and pepper to taste, and bring
10 boiling point.
Place heart in center Of platter.
surround with cooked rice. pour the
nuts and rsisins over the heart and
garnish with parsley.
Scrambled Brains
set brains
hard cooked eggs, minced
tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
tables poOns tomato cstsup
] teaspoon salt
eggs, beaten
4 teaspoon pepper
Wash brains in CO.'S water, re-
move arteries and membranes. and
soak one hour in water to cover.
AID Z tablespoon of vinegar for
each brain TO water in which they
are boiled. Do not boil fast, as they
will fall apart.
Cook for fifteen or twenty min
utes. Put cooked eggs and brains
in frying pan with hot fat. Add the
well-beaten unlocked eggs and sea-
sonings. Serve very hot on buttered
toast
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BIZ NEA Service
In few weeks. delicious berries
of all kinds will be on the market
and the smart housewife should
have in reserve a few recipes that
will make use of them.
This year. with cooking wines and
brandies available, berry buildings
take on new meaning. If you'd
please the fussiest member of the
family, try this recipe for steamed
berry pudding with brandy sauce
Steamed Berry Pudding
Sift one and one-half cups of
flour and one-hslf teaspoon of
salt. two tablespoons of sugar and
three teaspoons of baking powder.
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With your fingers work in three
tablespoons of butter and then add
one-half cup of fresh blueberries
which have been thoroughly washed,
dried and busted with flour
Be sure that the berries are COW
cred with flour to prevent them
from sticking to the bottom of the
pan.
Add enough milk to make a soft
batter, pour the mixture into a
mold and steam in a regular
steamer for one and one-half hours.
If you haven't steamer, place
the mold in covered pan, half full
of water. and let the water boil for
the same length OF time When the
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From the Hotel Lexington, New York.
puding is cooked, turn it out on a
platter and serve at the table. The
recipe serves x RaSpberrieS,
blackberries or currants can be sub
stituted for blueberries.
Brandy Sauce
Here's an excellent recipe for
brandy sauce:
Mix one cup of butter with three
cups of powdered sugar and the
yolkS of two eggs When the con-
coction is quite creamy, add three
fourths cup of hot water, juice of
two lemons and one fourth cup of
brandy.
Pour into a double boiler and cook
until thickened Serve in a bowl
and let each person help himself.
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GOOD HEALTH
DEPENDS UPON
PROPER DIET
Diet Always Has Received
Consideration of
Medical Men.

Medical men have always been
concerned with the diet. There can
be no question that we'll arranged
dietary has much to do with the
success of a physician in combating
a disease and in helping maintain
good health.
Perhaps the food we eat along
with better methods of sanitation
has done much toward increasing
the life span of the average person
today.
Most physicians concentrate on
prevention, and then if a disease is
prevented, a cure will not be neces-
sary. Adopting good methods of
cookery and well-balanced diets is
certainly one of the important as
poets of the war for prevention of
disease.
Cook Becomes Dietitian
Long ago, DR.. Lister, physician to
Queen Anne, expressed the opinion:
L do not consider myself as haz-
arding anything when I say that
no man can be a good physician
who has not a competent knowledge
of cookery"
Decidedly, in the olden times,
cookery was looked upon as
branch of medical science. All the
best cook books of those early days
were written by eminent medical
men. Even on board ship sailors
often dubbed their cook doctor"
Since that time, the science of
medicine and cooking has drifted
apart somewhat. even though the
physician has relied on the cook to
large extent.
To complete the cycle, physicians
now admit that they are dependent
on the cook, but they cali the man
who makes a study of foods
dietitian.
However, the physician himself,
finds it necessary to know great
deal about foods, for many times in
his work he gives lists of foods
which may be eaten, complete in
structions how those foods should
be cooked and in what proportions
they should be eaten.
Preparation Important
The good physician knows that
adequate protein, carbohydrates,
fats, minerals, and vitamins are nee
essary in the diet. For adequate
protein, the physician looks to meat, |
90 very often in setting out the
dietary for his patient, he specifies
that meat should be eaten regularly. |
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Raspberry CuStard

Beat two egg yolks slightly, add
two tablespoons sugar and two
tablespoons water. then the con-
tents of one eight-ounce can rasp-
berries. Cook in double boiler I'M
til creamy. Chill.
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B0NED VEAL SHOULDER
USED WITH STUFFING
Butter, Thyme and Lemon Juice
Form Seasoning.

Form Seasoning.
After the bone has been removed
at the market and the cavity
trimmed for stuffing wash and dry
the meat and fill the opening with
seasoned bread crubs.
Use plenty of butter or fat, lit
tie thyme, salt, pepper and lemon
juice.
A raw egg may be used to bind
the dressing but it is not necessary.
Chopped mushrooms will enrich the
stuffing Sew up the cavity and
roast in the oven. allowing half an
hour for each pound.
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CHOCOLATE S0UFFLE
BOILED, THEN FROZEN
Caramelized Milk and Cream Among
Ingredients

Ingredients
Melt two squares of unsweetened
chocolate in a double boiler. Add
quarter teaspoon of salt and a
can of sweetened condensed milk
that has been cararnelized by being
cooked in the can.
Beat vigorously for several
minutes, then let it cool. Fold in
two cups of cream that has been
whipped.
Pour into freezing pans and place
in refrigerator for two hours, or I'M
til properly frozen.
To caramelize the milk place a
can in pot of boiling water and
keep it boiling and completely sub
merged for three hours, then let it
get cold. 1t will keep indefinitely
and may be used for many desserts.
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
(Continued.)

PAINTS-Pure linseed oil. soc gal. wash
able gloss or fiat paints Sl.35 gal. PYUS
ADAMS. ltl9 9th st. NV. Ma. S90I.
SEW MACHINES Singers. portables con-
soles and oh; Singer guar 81 up; sew.
course free; rents repairs. 1887 Conn. ave.
SEWING MACHINES-Reconditi ali
kinds. lowest prices: elec. console. portaoles
and treadle type. SO up 927 + st. NV
SEWING MACHINES, SO up; electric port
ables. Sl2 up; new Singers, 81 per week
up. Repairs 2412 18th ST. co. 3246.
TEA ROOM FURNITURE-3O tables seat
ing . and 4, painted green: ll5 chairs.
painted tan. in good condition. Women 5
University Club. 1884 Eye st NV.
TRAILER . wheels for sale at bargain
price Call at l2l6 East Capitol st. after
, pm.
TYPEWRITERs rented. So per month
Excellent machines. Capitol Typewriter Co.
1926 N. Y ave. National 1853
TYPEWRITERS- at Washington
big typewriter. store; four floors of bar
IYPEWRITERS $50; payable SIS mo-;
lust like rent Underwood. Royal REM
lngton. L. c. Smith 57l6 10th st. nv.
TYPEWRITERS-Curr model Coronas
and L C Smiths for rent Bargains IN re-
Smith and Corona rypewriters. Inc.
l01S 18th st nv. MA O4ll
VACUUM CLEANERS. SweeperVac spe-
cial A-day sale S24 so Spot cash Limited
quantity. Carroll Supply Co, IL 18th
st. NV.
WASHING MACHINES. Apex and Easy.
Washers and ironers. Used as floor models.
at drastic reduction. Easy terms. PalalS
Royal. Inc.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

GENTLEMAN desires comfortable room
modern conveniences with two meals zach
cay. Convenient to downtown Give full
particulars. Address Box AZ. Star once.
YOUNG MUSICIAN desires room and
board with private family home privileges;
Sc or v. preferred Atlantic 4132-R.
or write H. Can ST
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, 1t is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care OF
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation OF the box
number ticket.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

SALE of gentle saddle horses and thor
oushbred horses childs pony. child
horse; Just beginning. TO last until Solo
The Darlington Estate Herndon, Va, via
Falls Church. Call Herndon HS.
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MOTOR TRA'
PERSONAL.

GENTLEMAN DRIVING ROADSTER TC
California, accommodate one, S25. Ad.
dress Box II. Star office. a
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

All diamond" ads offered for
this classification must carry me
word dealer or pe investigated
before publication by the Better
Business Bureau ONCE Of Better
Business Bureau closes at noon on
Saturdays.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
Continued


FORD 1894 coach; very low mileage. See
Mr. Middleton. 215 Pa. ave. sc. Ii
FORD 1882 VS. sedan; smart tan fnish is
inside and out the motor is protected by
Triangle,s Blue Ribbon Guarantee and 30.
day day no io cost seTyiee ,t Low initial 4SymeNnt Nn
pm watch for our new outdoor used
car display.
FORD 1882 VS. de luxe coupe: attractive
and out. rumble seat, General Jumbo air
wheels, Triangle's Blue Ribbon Guaran-
il at small down n pay psyment s and @ as little little
as SEQ monthly, No. New York ave.
NV NV Open . until 80 pm watch for
FORD 1880 coupe; rumble seat: only
Sl55; only SIS down balance easy notes.
This car is in exceptional condition. han
fs9 Tsh shs ths best OF care NoGfb ntp
FORD 1880 -Eldor sedan, finest, condi,
tion. Only Sl51. OF terms. Nolan's, iii
Eighteenth ST. NV.
FORD 1929 Tudor sedan; looks and runs
like new. Sacrifice. $97. on terms. Only
Motof aOco co i P1 ErhEesnn peF mGa'h s9 NV Nolan
FORD 1882 de luxe sedan; beautiful blue.
cream wheels. and all extras. Only Sl41
down bal. 20 months. Nolans. III
Eighteenth ST NV.
rOhDo- -hOauSleTS' luOOES ana COuDeS
1929 to 1888 models wonderful selection
lowest prices; easiest terms. CaDlto!
Motors. 2l5 Pa. ave. sc. Open Sunday.
FORD 1881 de luxe standard coupe; clean
new perfect motor. all good tires.
Only Sl91 on terms. Nolans, iii
Eighteenth St NV
FORD 1892 cabriolet coupe; beautiful
tan; rumble seat well Tenders, trunk etc
Only S3S1. Nolsns. III Eighteenth
FORD loYY de Iuxe Tudor new-car con-
dtion; only run 5000 miles Must sell
S5l7. terms. Nolan's, iii Eighteenth
st. NV
FORD 1889 de luxe coupe; almost new
only run 5000 miles. Must sacrifice
S4S7 on terms Nolans, IN Eighteenth
st. NV
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KING-SMITH STUDIOS.

'''l NL ~ AVE-
Students rooms available for Summer
months. Pleasant. reasonable. Apartments.
suites. double and single rooms Meals
served IN rooms # desired. Telephone
North 1O3S5.
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MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

I HAVE small. manogany grand in GOOD
condition that circumstances force me
to dispose of at once. ] purchased thls
piano new from e local frm less than a
year ago My down payment ana SUP
Sequent monthly payments we're ialfIy
large. This 1rm has agreed TO allow
re Sponsihle party 20 take the p!aho pro
yfded thev would assume my balance
,monthly notes.. If interested address
Box I3-Z. Star ONCE
PIANOS at a great reduction. These in
stTumentS have been out on rent ano are
as good as new. Grands as low as Slg5,
uprightS for $50 up: large stock TO select
from Monthly payments accepted. Pianos
for rent for all occasions, terms reason.
able Hardman HARRINGTON Cable ano
Kranich & Bach pianos. Hugo Worch.
11lO c. Est. 1879.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

DOGS BATHED AND neas removed 81;
clipped So: boarded Bide-A-Wee Dos ano
Cat Hospital 42l5 Conn. ave. opposite
Bureau OF Standards CL ll2o
POLICE PUPS-Black males and females
Reasonable for quick sales. Beauties. See
lhem. l@23 < 81 NV. Ma. I59G.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
PREPARE NOW !

AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMIT; ANY TIME
or place; easy parking taught; cars turn.
Cali old Reliable" FOSTER. ME. 1903.
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POULTRY AND EGGS,

CHICKS Barred and White Rock R L
Reds w WyandotteS. White LeghornS.
SG 50 ger 100. L. E. Beach, Norbeck. Nd.
Ashton / i6-F4l.
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w A\TI.D
IAN.

I have permanent employment with local
Ing for man with car mechanically in
clined for collection and repair WORK
Apply 3 to 4 pm, only Room l@os. l7t"
& q "
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BOATS.

FOR SALE-A real bargain 36-ft Hand
v L,,ttom design double-cabln cruiser.
completely equipped, powered with Grey
StraIcht ;. with reduction gear; practl-
caliy new ADDRESS Box 449-X. Star office A.
S6OO-COMPLETELY oyerhauled and
ready for the season. Past 20-mlle cabln
hshing cruiser Equipment unusually tulI
Address Box 45a-X Star office. -
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1926 2Ist ST NV. Near Dupont Circle
Large, airy double room. running water.
twin beds. SO each Large single rooms,
communicating bath S37 50 and $40,
double room with new tiled shower bath.
newly decorated, $40 each Excellent
meals, choice meats and deserts North
S09a
CLARENDON, $40 Hamilton ave-Choice
can accommodate . or 3 persons; conyen :
Ient TO bus. lOc fare TO downtown: excel
lent food, $50 mo. Call. Clarendon I146.
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FURNISHED ROOMS bus ana car line
service at door. Clarendon 1892. Samaha
Bros Rossyln. Va
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
CONTINUED.

CARPENTER BUILDER; new homes. al
cash or terms Carlson. AT 33l4-J. %
CARPENrERNG. PAINTING. GENERAL
house repairing. screens. porcheS, buildine;
good work; guaranteed price; reas. J.
Weber. PO. 5l52. Sc
CARPENTER--M an extra room. par
titionS. porch work. Any kind shingles
put on. General repairs; reasonable.
Me $500 A.
CARPENTER repairs. painting, porches,
floors. cabinets, odd Jobs; reliable Phone
D1. 62l6. GA 5th St NV. J. W. Rowen.
CARPENTERING = Repairing screen $,
painting and cement work; terms L. R.
Nelson. GE. 1865.
ELECTRIC WIRING, Fix r1s'uTs. res
pairs; OR. house. fixtures & base plugs. so
REGAL Gee Co. $40 Upshur NV. CO. 1891
FLOOR wORK. every description. reason
able. guaranteed; sanding machines rented
L. T. Folk. CL 052S. 1857 Sherrier pl n
FLOOR WORK. expert; old floors make like
new: prices reaS.; work guaranteed. w
Deaton. 4227 sth NV CO. 1867.
FLOORS, papering painting: cleaning.
sanding. staining. waxinG; hardwood floors
a speciality. potomac 295o-J
PAINTING. outdoor and indoor. with lead
zinc and linseed oil paint, work Guaran-
teed reas. j Weber PO, 5l5@. D
Painting. Spouting.
Pspering. Carpentry.
Hardwood Floors. Garage.
ShinEling. Electrical WORK.
Plumbing. weather-stripping.
Roofing. Waterproofng.
Get Our Low Prices.
DAY or NIGHT.
Paw as You Earn.
FIRST PAYMENT AUGUST.
Hundreds of Satisfied Customers.
Union Improvement Co.,
we Give a Written Guarantee
9la HsY HEW p,o2K YoRK AyENEE Ay Stds NV,
NIGHT PHONE. AID. o0:'3.
PAPERING ) ROOMS. 2-STORY HALL.
complete $50; good work; white mechan-
les. Call Atlantic 462S. D
PAPERING PAINTING average room. So
/ do my own work: you get better ouailtS
Cali Metz any time, CO 0s9G.
PAPERING RMS. 2-sTORY HALL, $40
Quck service white mech Gail any time
Neat papers Adams 1926.
PAPERING painting; reasonable, 81
conVinces. con1i S Z. Edwards. m AID. 6s5s. i
PAPERHANGING-Roo papered., So and
up estimates fur, work guaranteed. a.
George, 500 Oneida pl NV. GE. 946s.
PAPERHANGING, painting. plasterine'
better kind of work; guaranteed IN writ
ing; So up, with latest sample. Splgel.
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING: special this
week only. $500 I do my work;
rooms scraped dry. cracks filled, with any
paper in our 1884 book, ST 90, no more.
Closets free Adams o5":!. -
PAPERHANGING. painting. plasterine;
special low prices this week, all WORK
guaranteed BY local. responsible mechanic
Call BaltZ. 40 Kenyon. co. 1882.
PLUMBING. HEATING-RepalrinE, re-
modeing. All work guaranteed. low
rates. Established 1910. R. E. Dove. zoos
G. st. ne. Lincoln 1854. -
RUGS WASHED Repaired: orien, n
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WANTED-GARAGES,
RENT-GARAGES,
wANTED-AUTONORUES

2-STORY BRICK. Ist FLOOR FIRE
proo!ed. suitable for garage or storage
Rear l2l You 81. NV. AID. 3S44
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ANTIQUE GOLD Jewelry, gold teeth
watches rings diamonds. coins. Tor
prices paid. Schillers, 9th St, cor. E NV
Evening star., 1934-06-04

FURNITURE-W pay highest cash prices
for furniture of all kinds; prompt service.
Call Gilbert MA. 1896; evenings. Co 4SHf
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50 A YEAR WILL GET S11.500 ACCIDENT,
ms, $50 wkly. disability Men Women. H.
IS. Also Students Housewives. Accident
Health Insurance. 1880 No examination.
llOl 10Th NV, Apt. 604. DI. 643O after 3 .
FLOORS CLEANED AND WAXED, ALSO
sanding. scraping and refinishing; refer
enceS. CO. Biz
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HELP-MEN.

ARMATURE wINDER who can command
trade will be given an unusual opportunity.
Please state experience. Only one who Is
thoroughly competent need apply. Ad-
GresS Bay 12N-X Star nfflce
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SAIE-AuTOMOBHES.

BUICK 1890 sport coupe; finished in In
dian tan rumble seat. wheels and tires,
trunk rack must sell, S217. Nolan, 1ll1
ct IL
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BOOKKEEPER.

Large real estate office de-
sires hrst-class bookkeeper
and typist; one with expert
ence as cashier preferred. Re
ply in own handwriting stat
ing experience. Address Box
45S-N, Star office.
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HELP-WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER-Must be good typist
Answer in own handwriting, giving age.
salary and references. Address Box
454-X, Star office. A.
GIRL. experienced to wait on tables Ap-
ply Market Drug Co., Inc, 5th and Fla.
ave. ne.
MARCELL FINGER WAIVER and all
perienced 364S Ga. ave. NV.
PRESSERS, colored must be experienced
on fancy silks and pleated dresses. Steady
positions. Apply ready for work The
Vogue Cleaners, 500 Bladensburg rd
SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER in private
office; 25 to 30. personable. single. know
keeping; $50 to start. Replies must be
in detail and frank. Address Box l09Z.
Star office.
SALESGIRL for ladies' dresses; must be
experienced. with following. no others need
apply State salary and reference. Ad
dress Box l0S-Z. Star Office 5'
SALESWONIAN to manage small crew SELL
ing cosmetics. Must be able to make ap
poirtments by telephone. Address Box
1857, Star office.
STENOGRAPHER-St age experience.
salary and references. Address Box
477-X. Star ONCE. A.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR for hotel P B
x; experienced: permanent; sos per mo-.
state age. exp. refs, tel. no, Address
Box l6-Z. Star oflce.
MATTRESSES size limit 80 age limit 20
See Miss Rilev Monday. between 3 and )
NJ. Child's Gingham Club. 1913 Pa. ave
YOUNG LADIES for permanent outdoor
mission, chance for advancement. Gar
linger & Co. al6 c. St NV from y TO 4
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

GIRL. light colored desires position clean
ing or work of any knd: no Sunday. city
references. Lincoln 1O229 -
GIRLS ~. colored. want Jobs mothers
helper or nurse. can stay nights. Call
North 146l.
LAUNDRY to take home: frst-class laun-
dress; sun dried; best references. Phone
DE. 2209-J
LAUNDRY wanted to take home sun
dried: 10 years best city reference; also
blankets washed. ME. OS6O.
MAN AND WIFE wish position as ianitor;
ehperlenceo; no children. Columbia
435lW
WOMAN colored neat. desires part time
or Gays work. 1888 N. j. ave. NV. ME
45fO.
WISH to place nurse with me 10 wears.
exceIent with children or elderly person.
Potomac 1II1
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CLEVELAND PARK-lO rooms, . baths
Frankenberrer re. 1910. or GE. 4144
18th AND COL. RID. 17s5 Lanier. place
nv Beautiful; large, cool. quiet bed
Evening star., 1934-06-04

suburban home desires the care of a child
Special training; rates reasonable. NO