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The Washington times., 1935-03-02

realize It's not manly to be
supported by woman of so.
r. E.
If being devotedly in love
with you has not inspired the
young man to look for a job,
it would seem that you or any
other girl who married him
would become his mothers
successor, as a provider. The
outlook is not promising. Bet
ter not fall in love with him.
Shall He Give Her JeweIry?
Dear Miss Fairfax:
My girl friend is having a
birthday in a few weeks time.
The sad part of this story is
I'm in love with her, while she
is only good pal to me. I
should like to give her a piece
of jeWelry for a present.
I'm wondering if that would
be in good taste, since we are
not engaged. Would something
else be better?
HOPEFUL HENRY.
1t would be all right to give
your girl what is called ZOOS
tune jewelry," which has no in
trinsic value. 1t would be 60
ing a little strong to give her
an expensive piece of jewelry
when you're not engaged.
Why not give her something
for her desk, or some of those
attractive little gadgets in
leather that come, for travel
ing-nice little things for hold
ing lotion and perfume bottles,
and cold cream jars.
Not Sorry His Old Girl Went
Back on Him
Dear Miss Fairfax:
I phone her every night, see
her every day, date her when
ever I can, and call her all
kinds of pretty names. She's
my idea of swell girl, and
I care a tremendous lot for
her. I've tried my best to
make her love me, but I guess
I've failed. Must I give her up?
I'm not sorry I gave up an
other girl, because I like this
one lots better. How can I
make this girl care for me?
TROUBLED.
Perhaps she's the type that
requires a long siege before sue
cumbing. Meantime, you must
make yourself indispensable to
her. The young man who
climbed the Alpine peak to
gather a particular flower for
his lady love, won her in the
end.
I'm glad there are no dan.
gerous peaks around Wash
ington, D. c., to climb on
romantic errands. The idea is
to anticipate the young lady'S
wishes, as I've said-be indiS-
penSable,
The Washington times., 1935-03-02
Invitation Note

Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
Will you please tell me the
proper way to send an invita-
ton to boy friend to attend
a party? I can only communi-
cate with him by mail. G.
You note might read:
Dear Bob:
A friend of mine, Grace
Allen. is giving a party at her
home on Friday, the first of
May, and each friend whom
she is inviting may invite a
friend. 1 should like very
much to have you go with me,
if this date is convenient for
you. 1t is an informal even
ming party-the guests are in
vited for $50. Will you let me
know if you can go?
Friendliest greetings,
Cordially.
The Washington times., 1935-03-02

shoes are brown Norwegian calf
with continental toe.
The hat shown above on the
left is correct, and very new.
It's a brown snap brim felt,
and its high fashion note is the
black band. Saddle stitched
fabric gloves in chamois color
are shown too, and if you want
a stick, the dark malacca with
silver band near the handle is a
good chioce.
AS you see, it took little time
and effort to find the right
brown furnishings. If you prefer
a gray suit, there at the top is
the tabless tab shirt in blue and
white, shown with blue foulard
tie and handkerchief with tones
of blue. Zephyr weight Isle hose
in blue are suggested, and the
hat lying down is a smart one,
either for an oxford or blue suit.
1t is the increasingly popular
pork pie type. A stick for this
outfit should be of lighter
malacca.
The Washington times., 1935-03-02
Engagement Ring

Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
have been a widow for over
five years and I am now %
years old and am contemplate
ing getting married next month.
I would like to know whether
1t is customary Cor proper to
receive an engagement (dia-
mond) ring? Perhaps some
other token would be more
fitting. If so, what would you
suggest? S.
The same type of engage
ment ring is proper and appro-
pirate for the second engage
ment as for the first. Usually
it is a solitaire diamond, as it
is for the first engagement.
But if the fiancee prefers
some other kind of stone-an
emerald, a ruby, a sapphire, or
her birth stone-this is thor
oughly proper too, as it would
be for the ring signifying the
first engagement.
The Washington times., 1935-03-02
Mothers Can Encourage
Physical Growth
In Many WAYS
By DR.. ALLAN ROY DAFOE

Physician to the Famous Dionne Quintuplets
His mother make this pleasant for him in many ways
She dress him lightly with few clothes and with those he
loose enough to permit vigorous movement She can
him to play at the time of his daily bath She can
provide play pen bunk where he roll and sprawl
stretch and kick and turn himself about.
Since nursery for the quntuplet while always well
ventilated is in new, welbut, evenly and continuously
heated building, little girls only dress, shirt
diaper and boote with little knitted jacket the dress
Probably in many homes during the winter baby would
need flannel Gertrude in order be But the Ger
trudep and the dress itself always should be short enough
to give the little legs plenty of kicking room.
The Washington times., 1935-03-02
Recipes For
MOlasses
Candy

Why not good, old-fashloned
molasSes taffy pull for the
children one of these March
afternoons?
We used to enjoy them ire
mendously in other days-and
although we got completely
"stuck up" inside and out, the
sweets were so pure and healthy
that they did us no harm.
To save yourself from irate
mothers later on, you might pro-
vide all the youthful partici-
pants with ten-cent store rubber
aprons, and pin back the young
ladies' tresses with hairpins, so
that as little damage as possible
will be done, both to person and
candy!
Here are some simple and
reliable recipes for the molasseS
candy itself, with the very best
one last:
MOLASSES CANDY NO. 1
3 tablespoons butter
2 cups heavy mOlasses
1 tablespoon white vinegar
y cup sugar
Melt the butter, and add the
molasses and the sugar. Stir
we'll, and let boil until mixture
is brittle when a little is dropped
in cold water. Stir constantly.
Add the vinegar, and then pull
until light colored, using the
tips of the fingers and thumbs.
Keep the fingers we'll buttered
during the pulling process. When
light and porous, cut in small
pieces with scissors.
MOLASSES CANDY NO. 2
1-3 cup butter
IL cups sugar
% cup mOlaSSeS
l cup boiling water.
Melt the butter, add sugar,
water and molasses. Stir until it
boils, and then allow to boil
without stirring until mixture
forms soft ball when dropped
into cold water. Turn out, cool
and pull as above.
MOLASSES CANDY NO. 3
y cup mOlasSes
Ia tablespoons vinegar
tablespoons melted butter
IL cups sugar
a teaspoon cream of tartar
Pinch salt
y cup water
Pinch soda.
Cook molasses, sugar, water
and vinegar together, stirring
constantly. When boiling point is
reached, add cream of tartar,
and boil until mixture is brittle
when dropped in cold water. Stir
constantly. When nearly done,
add butter and the soda. Turn
out and pull like above. While
pulling, add / teaspoon vanilla,
and few drops Of oil Of pepper
mint,
The Washington times., 1935-03-02

Our babies kick so much and
so hard, after seven months of
life, that they wear holes in
their little knitted booties.
When they are awake their
plump little legs and pink-soled
feet are almost continually in
motion.
Play before and during the
bath should be the mothers
delight, as we'll as the baby's.
If the room is warm, let her
undress him and then place
him on the table. He will
wave arms and legs with pure
delight in their perfect free
dom,
The Washington times., 1935-03-02
In the Play Pen

The sun bunk or play pen is
fine place for such activities,
and each continuance can be
either bought or homemade.
The essentials are soft, spot
1essly clean sheet or pad beneath
the baby, and a protective fence
railing, Slated if possible but
planed so that no splinters will
wound little hands.
A play pen can be made by
baby's father from an old pack
ing box. In such a pen, with
not more than one or two simple
toys, a baby amuses itself for
hours.
Copyright, 1885. by King Features
Syndicate. Inc.)
(COntinued Monday)
The Washington times., 1935-03-02

are fatigued, quite disgruntled
at the world because of a
broken date or a disquieting
day at business, draw tub of
warm water and scent and
color it with pine.
There are three ways of doing
this. Men, I think, prefer the
pine tablet, which is a large
disc of concentrated bath salt.
The tablet, when placed under.
meath the relaxed bather, will
efferVesce and gradually dis
solve, effusing a poignant pine
aroma as it colors the water
a delightful green.
Claudette Colbert prefers the
concentrated essence, using it,
as she says, "by the buckets"
This you pour into the water,
making your bath as strongly
fragrant and as highly colored
as you desire.
Claudette has had to teach
herself how to relax, for she is
under constant strain when she
is acting. And there doesn't
seem to be any hope of surcease
in her future program. Audi
ences are demanding more and
more pictures starring Claud-
cite! So if this engaging Para
mount star recommends a pine
bath for relaxation, that should
be sufficient!
For those of you who prefer
dumping salts into the tub,
there are individual tins of pine
needle salts. 1t is fascinating to
watch this brilliant orange pow
der turn to rich green as it dis
solves, and one container is suf-
ficient for a moderately full tub
OF water. The pungent pine
odor, never annoying, is always
soothing, relaxing and enjoy
able.
The Washington times., 1935-03-02
When Manners
Are COrreCt
By MRS.CORNELIUS BEECKMAl
Birthday COrsage

Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
I am attending a dance with
a young lady friend at one Of
our leading bathrooms. This is
to be an informal dance. Now
then, the day of the dance hap
pens to be her birthday.
What I want to know is,
would it be proper for me to
get her a corsage to wear? If
so, should it be a shoulder one?
Is there any particular kind of
flowers used? Dick.
BY all means make this gal
liant gesture of sending a cor.
sage for the young lady to wear
to the dance on her birthday.
Practically all girls like gar
denias, and they are harmoni-
GUS with all shades and types
of dresses. Have your florist
make a corsage of the flowers
one underneath the other, so
that the girl may wear them
either on the shoulder or at the
waist.
Don't combine any other kind
of flowers with the gardenias,
and don't have any other kind
of greenery used except the
glistening leaves of the gar
denias themselves.
Send the box of flowers to
the young lady's home so that
they will arrive late in the
afternoon of the dance. Enclose
your card with a birthday greet
ing written on it.
The Washington times., 1935-03-02
Remedy For BTackheads

Dear Miss Shelby:
What can be done about black
heads? My skin although fine
textured and soft is inclined to
be dry. I am at my wits end
trying to remove these blem.
isheS on and around my nose,
chin, and mouth. My chest
too. seems to be included. Please
help me. Sincerely.
Dear Blonde:
Skin troubles, such as blach-
heads, may usually be traced to
wrong habits of cleansing. When
the skin is inactive the pores
cannot eliminate properly. Cor
rect cleansing rids the skin of
secretiOnS, cosmetics and dirt
keeps it in a normally stimu-
lated condition. Keep the skin
perfectly clean.
At bedtime, wash your face
with warm water and soap, rinse
with warm water, then with
cold. If your skin is dry or
scaly apply a little pure cream,
but do not leave on porous parts.
Avoid rich tissue creams. Dur
ing the day keep your skin clean
with liquid cleansers, tonic To-
tons or astringent lotions. Be
sure always to have clean cot
ton, fresh tissues, clean powder
puffs. Watch your diet, your
elimination, drink eight glasses
of water every day.
If you want to know where
you can procure any article
mentioned in this column, phone
The Washington Times, District
1000, Extension 1888, between
a. m. and p. m. daily and up
to / p. m. on Saturdays. Please
do not write unless you live out
side of the city, in which case
enclose a stamped, Belf.addreS0ed
envelope. .--....4.a-A-
The Washington times., 1935-03-02
RHEIMS CATHEDRAL

Historic Rheims - one Of
Europe's best known cathedrals
can decorate your walls. And
before it does that. you will
have had the pleasure of a bit
of fascinating needleWork. This
picture that will add distinction
to any room, is done entirely in
the simplest embroidery stitches.
Do it in dark brown cotton and
it will look exactly like an etch.
Ing. It Is Q companion picture
TO Notre Dame Cathedral, Pat
The Washington times., 1935-03-02
PATTERN o34

tern 912; the two together make
a charming pair that will be
greatly admired by everyone.
Pattern 934 comes to you with
a transfer pattern of a picture
9x12 inches; material require
ments; illustrations of all
stitches needed; directions for
framing.
Send 10 cents in stamps or
coin (coin preferredD for this
pattern to The Washington
Times, Needlecraft Dept, 80
Eighth Ave., New York, N. Y.
The Washington times., 1935-03-02

IN THIS GROUP of spring accessories
to give the right touch to your spring suit
are two very new hats, the brown snap
brim felt with black band, shown above,
For the name of the store shouting
these accessories, call District 1000, ex-
tension 283, betWeen 8 and uUeek days
The Washington times., 1935-03-02
Correct Color Ensembles
In Mems Clothes
By WILMA LAVILLE

To be correct we'll must present perfect
fashion picture this spring Such picture depends
their accessories than many imagine The shirt e
socks and have the say about whether suit will be
The Washington times., 1935-03-02
Lonely Persons Need to
Forget Own Private
Difficulties
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX

Famous Authority Problems of Love and Marriage
Syndicate,
Merely being alone doesn't make person lonely. Actual
loneliness from having warm heart and believing
there is to love it.
All lonely people capable of love. It's this unused
love of theirs which is like constant ache unhealed
sickness
The trouble with lonely people is that they imagine the
whole world loves and and Dances and that they alone
are forlorn neglected and love hungry.
The Washington times., 1935-03-02

They never stop to think that
perhaps in the next town, or
the next block, or the next
house, there's somebody who is
saying the very same thing.
Morbid
The best medicine for lonely
people is to stop thinking of
their own solitary condition,
and to go about trying to make
things a little happier and
more cheerful for the other fell
low.
Take UP some cause, study,
Notwithstanding which will
put you in contact with your
fellow creatures and make you
dwell less on your own unhap-
piness.
Lonely people usually have a
morbid streak. They persuade
themselves they are unattract-
i've and not deserving of love.
Nine times out of ten, this is
entirely a wrong belief.
Perhaps they have lost a
sweetheart, and hug this loss
too closely, making no effort
to find another person to love.
They deny themselves this very
human need. They just wait,
quivering, for the next blow of
fate.
Bad Habit
That's what I mean when I
say that loneliness is a bad
habit.
All that lonely people need is
to understand their own diff
, culties. Then little by little
they must try to be less shy
and self-conscious. And they
should remember that they are
more likely to find a congenial
friend or sweetheart among the
quiet stayers at home than
among the lively frequenters of
dance halls.
In other words, all that is
necessary for lonely people to
do is to force their way out of
their own unhappy shells and
seek each other out.
Hearts need love as much as
fish need water or lungs need
air. Until you satisfy that need
for love and companionShip,
your life will be a failure.
The Washington times., 1935-03-02
SUNDAYS MENUS

DINNER
Black Bean Soup
Roast Turkey, Cranberry Sauce
Lima Beans
Mashed Potatoes
Lemon Meringue Pie
Coffee
CHILDREN'S SUPPER
Oatmeal with Cream
Romano and Tomato Salad
AppleSauce, Cookies
Milk
SUPPER
Cold Sliced Turkey
Hot Dreamed Mushrooms
ROmaine and Tomato Salad
Cheese and Rye Bread
Coffee or Beer
The Washington times., 1935-03-02
She Likes Him

Dear Miss Fairfax:
Do you think I'm wasting
my time going around with a
young man who has no job,
and who is supported appar-
emily by his mother, who is a
clerk in office. I like him bet
ter than any other boy I know.
I'm not in love with him,
and he is devotedly in love
with me. He just doesn't seem
to have any ambition, or to
Evening star., 1935-03-31

TRANSPORTATION WANTED DAILY
Govt hrs, from Kansas ave. and Madison
st. to 1st and D sts.n Geo. 3733. RILEY. .
So A YEAR WILL GET 81 300 ACCIDENT
ms, $50 wkly. disability. hospital benefits.
Men-Women. 1868; also Child'S So Acct
dent Insurance age 10. No examination.
11OI 18th NV, Apt. 604. DI. 6430 after 8.
MISS FLOODS SPRIVATEKINDERGAR
1872 Mass. ave. NV, school of dancing and
nursery; hour. day or week; $3.50 to $50.
CHIIDREN-COUNTRY BOARD. ALL AD-
near; references. 9ox 30. Claxksvtlle. Nd.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC


BUNDLE OR FAMILY LAUNDRY neatly
done; Sunny yard. Please call colum-
BUNDLE WASH to take home; also part
time work; reliable; ref. Phone Potomac
CoLoRED GIRL. refined wants job as
maid. Good plain cook. Reference
Phone Columbia 12S7-J.
COLORED GIRL. light neat wishes cham
sna saTsss SS Under
Phone Potomac 22S9.
COLORED GIRL wants job part time or
geenral housework; willing worker; REFER
ence Phone Adams 4497.
COLORED GIRLS. 2. neat. want job. gen.
eral housework, part time or All day.
Good references Call Decatur 0725-J.
CoLORED GIRL wants general housework.
part time morning or evening; no Sun
day: good cook. 1901 r st. Phone Decatur
04tS-J.
COLORED COUPLE. refined. wishes job as
janitor in apartment or apartment house.
Call Decatur 6279.
COLoRED GIRL for evening work after
2 pm. daily. No bachelor calls. Call
Decatur 1576-J:
coLoRED WOMAN neat. reliable vents
ence Phone Decatur 3s5s.
COLORED WOMAN wishes place clean
ing or part-time work. Phone North
O61O. City references.
COLORED WOMAN. experienced. wishes
work as laundress and cleaning. Refer
ences. 1446 r st. NV. IND moor.
COOK or general houseworker, white; lady
Finnish Ish maid. Hermansen. Pot. o3iT.
COOK. drst-class. waitress; private family;
Phone Monday. Tlesdky. North $3.50.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
WANTED-SALESMEN.

ADVERTISING SPECIALITY sALEsMEN-
Sell our fans and key cases. Advertisers
Nov. Co.. Memphis, Tenn.
CALL on gas stations, garages, stores:
chemical sponge; cleans automobiles with
out work: phenomenal profits; outfit free.
Kristee, Box 219. Akron, Ohio.
DISTRIBUTOR statesmen with car. garage
Quired. Landau. 1124 22nd NV. rear.
ESTABLISHED concern, manufacturing
nationally known advertising material and
specialized service for every representative
line Of business. has an opening Tor sales
man. Exclusive territory, permanent full
weekly remittances. New, attractive. sal
able specialties now ready for distribution.
Write. stating age, experience and refer
ences. The American Art Works. Inc,
Coshocton. Ohio.
EXPERIENCED washing machine salesman
to head up washer dept. with a well
ss'isnSns at BarbeT & Ross Tnea. sth & sts. n.e'.
on Monday between $50 and 10 am.
Ask for Mr.. Hynes
INTERESTED in statesmen. over 30, with
car to represent nationally known manu-
facturer rated AAA-1; consider only those
interested in permanent employment; par
cover personal expenses for a brief period.
Interested in applicants residing IN fol-
lowing counties: Morgan, Berkeley, Jener-
son. Washington. Frederick, Carroll. Reply
in own handwriting in ink. giving partlcu-
lars: The Tropical Paint g. Oil Co., Cleve-
land, Ohio.
FIVE hish-class men with sales ability.
money for you II YOU can qualify: Apply
9 to, IL am. and 4 to 6 pm. 1l2l Yer.
mont ave. n.v.. Monday and TuesdAy.
Evening star., 1935-03-31

If you are an experienced subdivision
sales manager. can close sales and build
your own sales force. here is an oppor-
tunlty to make at least $4,000 this year
Your men will work on INQUIRIES from
our advertising. Give full particulars Ad-
dress Box 25-X. Star office.
WANTED, high grade sales
representative to handle out
standing quality line of
TIRES AND TUBES, made
by nationally known tire
manufacturer-one of the
Big Six'-in northern half
Virginia, and western half
Maryland. Have unusually
attractive proposition to
right man. Reply immedi-
ately stating business expert
ences, references, etc. and
advise if own car" Address
Box, 377-M Star office.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
DIRECT LEADS.

DIRECT LEADS,
$50 TO 500 WEEKLY.
Three experienced real estate men with
cars who can close DIRECT LEADS from
our advertising. A real deal. An oppor-
tunity to make big money again Call
1870 a m. Monday 5;,4 Bond Bldg.
ACCOUNTANT who has had
genuine experience In office
management and can furnish
endorsements of ability in this
line of work. Applicants please
write by hand, stating age, ex-
perience and salary expected.
Address Box 353-M, Star Office.
Evening star., 1935-03-31

REDUCING-6 TREATS. S5; REMOVES
lat IN spots; results assured cab. baths
elec. treatments. North 620S. 1913 N st.
LADY WISHES TO MEET ANOTHER WHO
owns car and wants companionship on
Sunday trips. sharing cost gas and oil
Address Box 4S4-M Star nfice
Evening star., 1935-03-31
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Per-
to the regular line rate
Evening star., 1935-03-31

LOOKING FOR JOB-OR BETTER
one than you now have? Good salaried
Jobs are ready If you know how to get
them; Much depends upon your applica-
ton letter. We write convincing. person.
a1ty-pulsing employment application let
terSi also edit and revise your own Let
us help you. LETTER SPECIALISTS,
927 18th ST n W ROom lOO3
Evening star., 1935-03-31

auto Communication from Washington to
Baltimore. Address Box 19-M, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
WANTED
SALES MANAGER

Cement finishers and carpenters to con-
tract trim work. Apply 1920 X st. NV,
f1rst floor. between 1:30 and $40 am.
Evening star., 1935-03-31

SALESMANAGER or salesman. One who
has thorough knowledge of air condition
train and direct them to estimate on a
Job. Reply stating experience. references.
age. married or single. and II you own
Evening star., 1935-03-31

EDUCATED, EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY
would care for children or as companion 8
evenings wk. in exchange for dinners, I4th
TO 18th and Park rd,. or vicinity; experi-
eneed; ref. Address Box 474-M, Star ONCE,
Evening star., 1935-03-31

CONTRACT BRIDGE INSTRUCTIONS,
Progressive games. Tues. / pm: Thurs .
pm; 35c- 1122 18th St. NV. Apt. II 2.
Phone Potomac 1862
Evening star., 1935-03-31
RADIO & TIRE statesmen

We need several good men for our sales
force. Full commissions advanced weekly.
To those willing to follow instructions and
work hard good income is assured. Apply
Mrndor Mr Dreyer Un,v or MT, MT Poole to IL am''
Evening star., 1935-03-31

LADY, CAPABLE. EXP. WILL VISIT
YOUR home by the hour, day or night, 10
care for children, elders, convaleScents.
Evening star., 1935-03-31

CHEVROLET 1884 STANDARD COACH,
privately owned, BY lady; driven less than
200 miles; has had excellent care; condi-
ton perfect inside and out; best cash offer.
Phone Shep. 1639-W. Car can be seen at
All Pine st Silver Spring Md
Evening star., 1935-03-31

TRAVELLERS INTERESTED IN JOINING
one of three of Mrs Rochester's PERSON.
ally escorted 9-day. $50 all-expense. vaea-
tion ocean liner cruise parties. or my
personally conducted 39-day tour Of the
West. write for details. Z. r. Roches-
Evening star., 1935-03-31
sITUATIoNs-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE reliable. desire living quarters
IN exchange for taking care Of roomng
house or apartment. Call Metropolitan
0654 between and pm
WHITE COUPLE wants living quarters in
exchange for wife taking care house or
Shlldren; city ref. Address Box l52-X
Evening star., 1935-03-31
SAIESMEN

We are exclusive local distributors for a
nationally advertised salable product.
which will fill a genuine widespread need.
This product has real selling values and
Is backed by an outstanding manufacturer.
Hundreds Of local satisfied users will back
up your sales story. Complete training
and fullest cooperation will be given to
successful applicants This is an oppor-
tunity with a future. Address Box 96-M,
Evening star., 1935-03-31

WANTED-RECENT COLLEGE GRADU-
ate. now unemployed. but interested in
business career. Address Box 143-X. Star