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Psychology
BY DR.. JESSE w. SPROWLS.
Emotions.

PACK in the days of the so-called
early Romans there was a group
called StoicS. They knew that there
was something wrong about the con-
nection between the emotions and the
intellect These two sorts Of mental
processes didn't seem to track. What
the StoicS didn't know was that intel
lgence and emotions go together The
intellect only represents a new model
for an old mechanism.
At any rate, they went about teach
ing the world that one should put the
sllencer on ones emotions. They said
that was the way to act Stoically.
But the Stoics have passed into his
tory. So has their theory Modern
psychology has discovered few things.
One is that the emotions cannot be
repressed. without first looking them
over with a certain amount of intelli-
gence. There is no use taking hypo-
critical attitude about anything-espe-
cially about your emotions. Don't try
to make yourself believe that the
emotions are unimportant Better
make it your business to assume a
rather tolerant attitude toward them
In this fashion you may learn to con-
troll them, although you may not be
able to take a city.
(Copyright, 1850
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How 1t Started
BY JEAN NEWTON.
Dad.

THE expression dad is as old as the
institution. fathernood Certain
ly, as far back as We can trace re-
corded language, we find words of its
type and form, all originating, with
out doubt. in infantile or childish
speech.
The variations of dad uniformly
indicate the common source. THUS,
we have the Irish daid, the Gaelic
daidein, the Welsh tad tof which the
English DAD was enormously thought
to be a mutilation), the old Latin.
Greek and SanSkrit tata, and, of
course, our own diminutive daddy.
An early English use Is by Shelton
in 1929:
Now God save these dadyes and
all ther yong babyes."
(Copyright. 1881
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sent scene from the play, Small
Miracle"
Edwin Franko Goldman's Band
will play TWO of the leaders own COM
poSitions-"Mother Goose March, /"
and "Children's March"-during its
concert over WMAL at 1880.
Thornton Fisher will interview
Dizzy Vance, pitcher of the Brooklyn
Dodgers, during the Sports Parade on
WRC at 6:45.
"Footloose and Fancy Free" East
Of the SUM-" and Every Little Mo-
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H. v. Kaltenborn, world traveller,
author and news commentator for
Columbia, will begin a new series of
broadcasts from Europe at 7:45 which
WJSV will carry. What Next for
England?" is his topic.
Richard BarthelmeSs, film star;
Dixie Lee, wife of Bing Crosby; KY
Ebright, University of California
rowing coach, and Gill and Demling,
Western radio comics, will take part
in AL Jolson's Chateau program on
WRC at $3.50. Barthelmess will pre-
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John Wesley to Be Honored.

Methodists of Australia are prepar-
ing to observe the bi-centelary of
John Wesley, founder of Methodism.
Plans are being made for a ceremony
at Melbourne on May "a, 1888, the
anniversary date, when the next
general conference will be IN session.
A committee will be appointed in
each State to make complete arrange
mentS.
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ULLY EQUIPPED GAS STATION, estab-
shed business; high-class residential sec
on, on boulevard in Silver Spring. Md.
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EXTRA LARGE. front. beautiful. newly
| furnished bed-Sitting room. FIVE windows;
| "a. double Phone Nnrth 0O1S
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Saturday, July e. Copyright 1885
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AUTO SALESMEN-Sell Ford cars, new
and used: excellent proposition to offer
two men: every possible assistance given
Steuart Motor Co, 1903 Rhode Island
ave ne.
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1S49 MINTWOOD PL. NV, near 18th
and Col. rd-Large bed-living room and
Kitchen, Ink. clean and cool adults
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LADIES-Do you need money? Why wait
for employment when you can make money
every one needs? No competition. sells on
sight. Quick cash return. II you are In
terested in making money quickly: don
miss this opportunity. See Mr.. Melton,
Rn m anR 24l9 lAth u W Y
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION

PIANOS-New lot selling for storage
charges: $50 to 500: excellent condition
Smiths Transfer & Storage Co.. 1913 You
ST. NV Phone North 3343.
GRANDS AND UPRIGHTS. just returned
duction from original prices. One 5-foot
6-inch grand, S172. One 5-foot grand.
S225 One 4-foot S-inch grand, S2lO. One
apartment-size upright. slightly used. Sl5S.
Uprights, larger sizes, $50 up. All instru-
ments guaranteed. Sole representa- tives
for the Hardman, Harrington. Bradbury
and Lanter pianos. Pianos for rent for all
occasions. Hugo Worch. lilo @ st. NV.
Est 1879
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1000 ST. NV.
Double room, twin beds. windows.
Phone Decatur 0606. ~
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D. M-Patty shells made from pas
try are eaten along with the food
they contain-be it creamed chicken.
creamed fish, creamed oysters or
creamed peas. Scraping off the food
and leaving the patty shell bare does
not conform to established custom
Send return envelope for the
leaf1et, Manners at Table"
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CUIIIUI IdDIt TOOmS, near shower H4-houT
eleTator daily maid service; 50 weekly.
g19 L NV. Apt 24-Well-furnished large
;. Sunday all day 20
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COUNTER GIRLS, good appearance. Apply
1922 Georgia ave. between and IL.
CURB GIRLS. Apply Dixie Pig Barbecue
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N.W.-One double
private home. con-
9Th st.. and Mount
. lF-A-
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
EXPERIENCED LAUNDRY HELP of all
kinds Apply in person. @ 81 8 Laundry,
Bladensburg, Md.
WANTED-SALESMEN.
MAN wanted for Rawleigh route Of 500
families. Good profits fer hustler. Write
today Rawleigh Co.. Dept. DCG-4-SA-l' l.
Cheste. Pa.
WANTED-Experienced clothing salesman
with window trimming experience. Neeoles
Clothes. 7l4 King ST.. Alexandra va
HELP-WOMEN.
ASSORTFR AND MARKER. experienced.
Apply Blue Ribbon Hand Laundry. 1921
18th st. NV.
REAUTY OPERATOR. must be expert all
around operator; none other need apply.
Boobies Beauty Shop. 2S23 14th st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced all
around girl; permanent position. Clifton
Beauty Shop. 14th and Clifton SITS. NV
Miss Payne.
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REAL ESTATE Statesmen


Openings for experienced men in our
new-house and brokerage department. See
Mr.. Schwartz. CAFRITz CO, 1404 K.
LONG ESTABLISHED
INSURANCE OFFICE
Requires man experienced in insurance
bookkeeping and general knoweldge of liza
bility and fire lines. Excellent opportunity
for person possessing necessary qualifica-
tiors. Address Box 313-K. Star ofhce. So
FIREMAN,
WHITE, WITH ENGINEERS
LICENSE. ADDRESS BOX
55-K. STAR OFFICE.
CARPENTER, experienced,
with knowledge of estimat-
ing and building construc-
tion; one with machine pref
erably;; permanent position;
no capital required. Address
giving experience, recon-
mendation, etc. Box 343-K,
Star Office.
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l7lS 21st ST. N.W.-Attractive sim
room for business women
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GIRL OR WOMAN, white, to care for
small dry cleaning store; hours 8 am. TO
5 pm; salary. SO per week. Call Po-
tOmac 21lS
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ATTRACTIVE ROI
refined couple: M
tOmdc 4GT5-W
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FOR SALE-Retau liquor store and license:
to dissolve partnership; going business. Ad-
dress Eox 35I-K Star office. g.
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HIGH WILL ROAM
i. S. FOR GOSSIP
Chosen Radio Reporter to
Get Views From All Parts
of Nation.

N Y B. C. has selected Stanley
High as its rowing reporter
" and sent him on a tour of
a the country's cross roads to
pick up bits of political gossip which
he will broadcast over the network
each Tuesday night at 10 O'Clock.
High, in his tour, will interview
political labor, agricultural and social
leaders as well as the man on the
street in every important center.
The New England States will be
the first stop on Highs itinerary.
After that he will plunge into the
deep South and swing about the
country, visiting Atlanta, Cleveland,
Kansas City, Detroit, Omaha, Denver,
Portland and other cities. He ex-
poets to interview Senator Huey P.
Long of Louisiana, Milo Reno, Herbert
Hoover and other persons whose opin-
ions are vital to American political
and economic life.
Highs trip. incidentally, marks the
first time that radio has made pre-
limlnary report of the political situa-
tion while all parties and groups are
laying the ground work for next year S
campaign.
A LREADY, Phil Lampkin, the Fox
Theater maestro, has been del
uged with applications from Washing
ton career seeking contraltoS, sopranos
and blues" singers, who want per-
manent spot on his weekly WRC
Pacemakers broadcast.
Lampkin let it become known
Tuesday night during his broadcast
that he wanted a girl to sing with
his band on the air, and then the ap-
plications began to pour into both
WRC and the office of L. P. Steuart,
the program sponsor.
The successful applicant will have
to undergo an addition before the
radio editors of the Washington
newspapers and then pass the test of
the radio audience. The radio
editors will eliminate all but three of
the applicants, and the radio audi
ence will pick the one who will be
given permanent contract to appear
with Lampkin on the air.
Lampkin emphasizes that his search
for a singer is not either an amateur
or professional contest. He firmly
believes there is in Washington or
nearby Maryland and Virginia, a
girl who can meet the qualifications
The preliminary additions will be
held July II.
X X
COLUMBIA will introduce a new
program July IA called America S
Hour" which will feature panoramic
picture of American peoples life,
ideals and achievements. A cast of
more than so of we'll known radio
actors will take part in these drama
tizations.
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

CLERICAL. bookkeeper. typist and cashier;
references Phone Atlantic 0793J. =
SE-COMPANION TO lady invalid or
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1920 NJ ST. NW.-Large; ami: running
water: non-housekeepingi flrst floor; $50
month
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800 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Front room and
Kitchen. nicely furnished, Semi-privst9
bath on same floor. IDEAL for employed
couple. Phone Lincoln 4639-J
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2942 NEWARK ST NW-Lovely room.
private home; with or without meals Phone
Erlnarcnrn
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COLLEGE or H. s. graduates; learn special
tion. Address BOX 235-K. Star office.
COOK. experienced. Apply 113l 14th
st nW
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BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

- ODWITS are all waders. they
are conspicuous for their size
and color. From a distance
~ you may confuse the god
wit with the long-billed curlew, but
you would soon detect your error
upon closer range The downward
curve of the curlew's bill is quite eW
dent as distinguished from the slight
upward tilt of the godwits.
The godwit does not care to be in
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FULLY EQUIPPED GAS STATION, estab-
lished business; hlgh-claSS residential sec
tion. on boulevard. in Silver Spring. Nd
Address Box 352-k, star once.
FOR SALE-Retau liquor store and license:
to dissolve partnership going business Ad-
dress BOX 35l-K. Star office. s.
CONFECTIONERY. beers and wines, suit
able for liquor and light lunch. good rea-,
son for selling. S2l Pa. ave. Se' good
location.
OWNER OF SUBURBAN STORE will help
finance Well-educated. refined man or
woman in opening store selling soft drinks,
light lunch and school supplies, in grow
ing. all-white neighborhood. Give expert
Address BOY is0-K Star Office =
STORE FOR SALE-Groceries. meats, fill
ing sta; beer license. Phone Marlboro
S3-F-15. l2'
EXCLUSIVE BEAUTY SALON for sale;
good opportunity: 50 cash. Address
Box 22l-K Star office.
EQUIPPED RESTAURANT near large uni
fined. high-claSs trade. West 299l. o.
CHAIN of profitable downtown parking lots.
j NJ Viemont, 2l50 Penna. ave. NV. West
2f62. Ant 1903.
FOR sALE-AI Sears Restaurant. 1913
Benning I'd. ne. See Mr. Sears.
ELECTRIC SHOP.
5000 for all: rent. So good Location
9SO4 l4th ST. NV y
NEAT MARKET and grocery. excellent To-
cation. doing nice business, must sacrifice
due to Illness. Address Box 372-K, Star
Office
2lI4 pa AVE. N.W-Large store. room.
all modern improvements. beautiful show
windows, $50 month.
Basement Store. SIS month.
J. P. SMITH,
REAL ESTATE,
oIUi Pa Ave. NV
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sITUATIoNs-MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE colored wants job as janitor
with quarters and small salary. Phone
Potomac 3l61.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

MAN AND WIFE. colored. for domestic
service, to live at home: wife must be ex-
perienced cook Apply at lS45 Redwood
Terrace NV. Drive out 18th II. to Kalma
st, turn left blocks. Apply Sunday.
WHITE WOMAN between 30 and 40 years
of age to go to beach for Summer. Duties
are care OF two children during day and
cook dinner for four in the evning. Room
and board given Salary. SO 90 per week.
References required Address Box 356K,
Star Office.
WOMAN OR GIRL. colored, for general
houSework and to assist with care of chill
dren: must be capable; good home; refer
ences required: S25 a month. Phone
Georgia 1890
WOMAN. colored good cook laundresS.
general housekeepeT: employed couple,
small apt: s. week. no Sunday refer
ences. 5000 Conn. ave. Apt. us.
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN for general house
work. must be experienced Stay nights;
$40 weekly. 400 Conn. ave. apt. 6Ol
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

BOOKKEEPER-six years experience va
Tious bookkeeping, use typewriter. adding,
posting and calculating machines: good ref
erence. Phone Clarendon SU6-F-4 between
and : pm ="
ENGINEER-Expert air conditioner, NJ. z.
E E. blue prints. machine designer;
long experienced. Address Box ASK. Star
ofrce. s.
EX-SAlLOR wants work Of any kind: have
sedan. 1885 car willing to use it.; good
reference. l.. Keys 241O Ontario I'd. NV.
SILK SPOTTER experienced: general all
Address Box 296K. Star Office. -
YOUNG COLORED MAN wants Job as
chauffeur tdrive any car and houseman:
good ref. Phone Adams I4SS. -
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ment," will be featured by Lennie
Hayton's Orchestra during the Hit
Parade on WRC at Z.
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HELP-WOMEN.
(C0utiuuedl

HELP-WOMEN.
tContinued)
ss}es Eort; q Il yesF and b0nas @ pfomo
tion Address Box 235-K. Star oftice.
COOK. experienced. Apply 113l 14th
couNTER GIRLS, good appeaIance; Apply
siiver silver sprins. Nd. dpp's DiA-e --N
GIRL OR WOMAN white, to care for
small dry cleaning store; hours sy am; DO 70
t, pm: salary. $40 per week. eaN fo-
LADIEs--Do you need money? Why walt
for employment when you can make money
NO ss
sight; Quick cash return If you are In.
teTested in making money quickly M yMsfan d9nt
Ro' m 306. 1913 I4th st. NV. r.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES good marceller;
permanent waver and finger waver: apply IN
person. Lady orm Beauty Shop. 5533
PRAcTicAI ,i NURSE. hospital training un-
necessary: small wages. l227 Eye st. Sc
SALESLADY-Experien in selling ladies
eest ences. Address & os BOX 5So-J. Star once
STENOGRAPHER-B R-BOOKKEEPER. by gen.
eral contractor; permanent. Phone Lincoln
2444 for appointment.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY offered to ex-
perienced cosmetic representatives with
earning possibilities as high as 500 per
week and better without organization re-
sponsibility An opportunity TO become as
sociated with the only concern Of its kind
in the world. Our method Of dispensing
facial preparations has been received with
open arms by the women of America. Call
wisconsin 2577-W for appointment. No
information given over the phone.
WAITRESS white neat appearance, uni
form size "a: must be 2l or % years Of
age birth certificate necessary. Apply
pm. Child's, 1929 Pa. ave. NV
WHITE GIRL. general housework, small
family; must be good cook. Phone Deca-
tur 3051.
WHITE WOMAN, over 80, wanted to care
for young baby during day; references.
Phone Columbia 390S-J
WIDOW OR LADY. between 25 and 80. to
take charge of Offices; one who has had
experience selling over phone; will give
house with heat; salary and commission;
no children. Phone West 1859
YOUNG LADIES. several as apprentices
TO learn beauty culture. Apply Emile, Jr.
DIS 18th st. NV, 4:30 to pm.
BEAUTY OPERATOR,
Al-sround. Steady work. good salary.
Thrifty Beauty Shop. 3305 10th st. ne.
WOMAN MANAGER
FOR LARGE COUNTRYSIDE TEA ROOM
AND RESTAURANT; MUST HAVE HAD
CONSIDERABLE EXPERIENCE IN THIS
PARTICULAR FIELD. IN REPLYING,
STATE PAST EXPERIENCE AND QUAIL
FICAIIONs. ADDRESS BOX 322-K, STAR
OFFICE. 20
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

GOATS-Toggenburg. Nubian-Bucks. bred
yearlings. fresh does. Faun Goat Dairy.
Rockville. Nd. nr. Norbeck on Redland rd.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL wants Job as maid: likes
children. references. Apply at 1925 18th
ST. NV. Saturday and Sunday.
COLORED GIRL wants general house work
or child nursing. References will stay
nights. Phone Col. 0631.
GIRL. colored. refined. wishes part-time
work morning or evening: years refer
ence. Call Lincoln 6s97-J.
GIRL. light brown. refined. willing worker.
wants work as g.hw. or nurse Phone
GIRL colored, experienced. wants part
time work. cook or general houSework:
best city references. Phone Decatur 1855.
GIRL colored wishes any kind of domestic
work: reference. Phone Adams 2007-J.
GIRL colored. wants general housework
plain cooking: ref. Call Met. 62S1.
HOUSEKEEPER AND COOK. excellent
wants position. small family, where infant
grandson can be kept: country preferred
Clarendon S01-F-5 Sunday after pm. -
WOMAN white. wants apis TO clean.
shirts to launder: honest city ref Mrs
McCutchen, phone METROPOLITAN $3.50 -
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Jolly Polly

A Little Chat on Etiquette.
BY JOS. J. FRISCH.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page AT.
HELP--MEN.

AUTO SALESMEN-Se Ford cars. new
and used. excellent proposition to offer
seuaa Moer Cos so Rhode fssnd
ave ne.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN to sell Dodge
and Plymouth cars experience unneces-
sary. Apply Fred Motor Co. 4l0l Kansas
BODY AND. FENDER MAN. lst class; none
others need apply KidWell Auto Paint
Shop. ll4i 18th st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER. experienced, between "5
and 40 years; state age qualifications
cation. Address Box 259-K. Star ofice
BOY. Il to Is. to I'LL orders on huckster' $
truck: salary. Apply after p m. Satur-
day 231 18th st. Sc.
DIsHWASHER. experienced; come ready
to work. Apply 1898 Good Hope rd sc.
DRIVER AND ROUTE BUILDER-One who
is thoroughly acquainted with Washington
IN the northwest section, and who has
been permanent, resident here for many
years. Apply Parkway Cleaners g. Dyers.
500 Conn. ave. NV.
FANCY SPOTTER-One who has many
years fnoWledge Of the dry cleaning field
Steady work and good pay to the right
party. Apply Parkway Cleaners g. Dyers.
5Ol0 Conn. ave. NV
JUNIOR DRUG CLERK for part time.
state experience and references. Address
Box 321-J Star Office.
JUNIOR DRUG CLERKS S-Neighborhood
drug store will soon have vacancies. we
want experienced young men; give all de-
tails. Address Box l9S-K, Star ONCE.
LAUNDRY .MACHINIST-Unles qualified
do not apply. Apply $3.50 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring. Md
MAN colored familiar with valet service
work; references required. Address Box
l0l-K Star Office.
MEN, neat appearing for special service
work. Apply Suite 3O2. 1917 F st. n Nv.
MEN (4). experienced magazine club offers;
can earn $50 to S35 to start; spot verifica-
transport alton paid. See Mr.. N. c. Botwin.
Room III. 9lS F st. NV. between and 8
am and ) and $50 pm.
PLASTERERS. 1916 45th st. NV. or call
Cleveland 5s41. Steady work.
WATCHMAN. preferably pensoned man:
stay, nights; sleeping quarters furnished:
must start Immediately. SO4 L ST. sc.
YOUNG MEN Established firm desires
services of capable Young men. Must have
knowledge OF insulating and moderniZing
homes Address Box Book, Star office.
YOUNG WHITE MAN to do general work
around auto show room; must have some
mechanical knowledge. See Mr.. CrabilL
service manager. 1711 14th st. NV.
EXPERIENCED R. E. SALESMAN
Wanted at once to sell popular priced new
development. Genuine opportunity to make
quick and liberal profits. Extensive adver-
ttSing and strong organization support
Excellent chance for advancement. Only
reliable honest Americans of good per
sonalitv will be. considered: no f1oaters or
drawing account seekers need apply. Must
have car and WILLINGNESS TO work. Apply
in person or by letter. Robert E. Heater
Manager. Real Estate Division. 1926 Wood
ward Building.
Evening star., 1935-07-06

MOTOR TRAVEL.
BUICK SEDAN to CENTRAL IOWA.
about July l3 want 3 passengers. Phone
Cleveland 1895. -
DRIVING TO MINNEAPOLIS. BY CHI
cago: can take four. Phone METROPOLITAN
74ll.
GENTLEMAN DRIVING 1894 PLYMOUTH
sedan to Los Angeles. July IA. returning
Washington Aug. 90 to %: can take three;
ref. exchanged: careful driver. knowing
GENTLEMAN DRIVING 1884 PLYMOUTH
sedan to Cincinnati. Sunday. returning
Thursday can take 3: So ca. Col. 66:}S.
CALIFORNIA VIA Ell PASO. LEAVING
Monday or Tuesday: can take one or two
to share expenses. CAPNIC, National 4 113.
Evening star., 1935-07-06

640l 9th ST N.W-LarRe or small cool
room IN wen-furnished, private corner
home. ] block from car line. ] 5 minutes
bus ride 10 center OF city reasonable.
Phone Georgia 30Io Re
Evening star., 1935-07-06
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

In a well-furnished house with lovely gar
den, occupied by 3 gentlemen; room avail
able another gentleman: reasonable. o.
Evening star., 1935-07-06

NJ B. C. has selected Stanley
nj High as its rowing reporter
" and sent him on tour of
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
STATE COLLEGE
PUBLISHES BOOKLET ON
INSECT CONTROL
Sold Weather and It's Effect on In
furious Insects" Is Title Of New Pub
LEGATION for Farmers

SubzerO weather has little or no
effect on graSshoppers. cutwOrms and
injurious insects generally. G. Allen
Mail. assistant entomol0gist az Mon
tana State college. says In a new
experiment station bulletin, entitled,
"COld Weather and Its Effect on In
juiOus Insects Insects vary In their
ability to Withstand freezing tenn
peratures, according 70 Mail. Expert
ments In the laboratory have shown
that certain insects, and plants too,
have the ability, as the temperature
gradually lowers In the fall, 20 build
up resistance TO freezing.
The degree Of this resistance or hard
mess varies with different insects SO
that while one may successfully with
stand subzero temperatures. another
may be able to survive only 20 degrees
above zero.
The entomOlogist gives figures 70
show the relation Of soil temperatures
and air temperatures and tells how
many Of the better known insects pass
the winter.
Copies Of the bulletin may be obtain
ed from the county agents office or
from the experiment station at Mon
tana State college.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30

and he got on to Sir Felix that night
Since then things have moved quickly
The case is coming into court.
As Miss Bat said nothing, she peeled
of her gloves and sat down before the
Yes" she repeated, I'm here. "
Even II I'm q guest Of his majesty for
q period shant be too proud to return
to you You've got me for keeps"
And suppose I refuse7" asked Miss
Bat IN q high thin voice.
You can't. People win talk"
The beaten expression in the other
woman's eyes betrayed that she had
gagged the depths OF her half-sister's
monomania. She was Still Miss Bat
OF Sundial house-two hundred years
old-and she must continue 70 COM
mand public respect. Nothing was left
to her but TO try and salve the pride
OF her name.
And her punishment was q life SEN
tence-an enforced partnership OF hat
red. Only the ticking of the clock broke
the silence as the two women sat and
faced each other in the fading light.
TIE END