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Evening star., 1935-01-31

be little bigger to make up for Bill
Strickland's temporary absence.
y
Swanee Ball Room.-Phil O'Brien
leads the Meyer Davis unit which
plays here for dancing every Wednes-
day, Saturday and Sunday evening.
Nine-thirty pm. Is the starting hour.
Evening star., 1935-01-31

L0tus.-Sixteen Lotus Sweet
hearts are doing a tap dance to
Poet and Peasant Overture" as a
featured item in the floor show here.
Airline and Eddie Kinley sing. Irene
Lee and Vera Hayes do acrobatic
routines and Lillian King dances, all
taking part in a revue that has to
Evening star., 1935-01-31

KaIeidoscope.-The Singing Trou-
badors entertain at this new spot on
Connecticut avenue at Calvert, which
Is becoming a rendezvous for news
paper folk, show people and others
Of that ilk who don't like a cover
charge.
Evening star., 1935-01-31

Club PHiver.-Fern and Lorraine,
the California dehutantes, remain the
featured dance team here and there's
o popular newcomer-Mary Eller,
acrobatic dancer. Fran Trappe, ac-
cordionist; Charles Mayer, radio
singer, and Billy Scullys New York
ers remain.
Evening star., 1935-01-31
After Dark
Smart People, Smart Things, Smart Places.
By the Spectator.

Trade Mark Registered. U. s. Patent once
Evening star., 1935-01-31

nifty bar, the restful music by the
Sidney unit and even the right-hand
side Of the menu.
X X X \
Casa Rita.-There's fiesta gayety
in Childs' corner Of Mexico, and you
can dance to music by the Jimmy
Santmeyer- directed John Slaughter
unit or listen to lyrics sung by Mary
10 Hamilton or Sammy Richardson.
Tony and his accordion also are
present.
Evening star., 1935-01-31

MY Hearts on Fire!" said a
rotund, cherubic looking man with a
dimple and bald head to married
matron of certain dignity the other
afternoon in the Mayf1ower lounge -,
Evening star., 1935-01-31

So Latest sensation: Dancing with
a monocle in your eye -. watch Senor
So-and-So from the Brazilian Embassy
for further information.
Evening star., 1935-06-29

your business and forget Stickytoes
until you hear him"
Now you will find out, II you live
long enough, that 1t is much easier 10
believe what you want to believe than
to believe what you don't want TO be-
lieve. So the hunt for Stickytoes
continued. You see, 1t would be such
an easy way Of ending their troubles If
Stickytoes could be made to call the
rain. and so most Of the little people
were quite willing to believe the absurd
story that he could call the rain. They
paid no heed to Blacky the Grow.
As for Blscky he went about his
business and took no part in the foolish
hunt for Stickytoes. He was too wise
for that. Always he had his ears open
for the voice of Stickytoes, but other
wise he gave the matter no further
thought. Down inside he laughed at
the Stiffness Of his neighbors. Il
hope" he said to himself, that Sticky
toes keeps well hidden 1t will be just
too bad If some Of these silly folks
should find him and do him harm"
Stickytoes was keeping well hidden.
He was taking the greatest care not to
be seen by any one He knew that
he was in real danger should he be
found by some Of these neighbors in
their present temper.
1T isn't fair. 1t isn't fair at all. ~
said he over and over to himself.
When I feel the first sign Of rain
am always glad to tell whoever will
listen. 1t has always been so. This
time, however. I have a mind to keep
still. 1t would serve them right. They
ought to be made to wait until the very
last minute"
Down in his heart Stickytoes knew
that he wouldn't wait. He knew that
he couldn't wait. He knew that, with
the first hint of coming rain, he would
be so bursting with joy that he just
couldn't keep still. Meanwhile the
heat increased. The pastures grew
brown. The leaves hung limp on the
trees and some yellowed and fell. In
the Green Forest there was a great
fear, the fear of the Red Terror, which
Is fire. That always is the most dread
full of all the dangers which come
with a great drought. So the drought
continued and there was much suf-
fering among all the little people of
the Green Forest, the Old Pasture and
the Green Meadows.
Copyright. 1880
Evening star., 1935-06-29
Natures Children
White Tipped Peccary.

fore, they are each and every one on
the offensive.
Thank your lucky stars il tree Is
at hand. Even IL you have not
climbed in years. you will be delighted
with the agility you still possess.
There Is nothing so urgent as pack
of snarling peccaries to hasten one
up tree.
Having treed you. the peccaries
form a guard under the tree. and with
the most utter unconcern make them
selves comfortable. When these sem
tinels wish to stretch q bit. refresh
themselves with cooling drink OF
water, or enjoy a bit to eat. they are
relieved by comrades How the
message is conveyed to the relief corps,
we so far have been unable to detect.
Wireless in its most perfected state Is
used by outdoor folks.
II you make any motion toward
coming down, you are greeted with
snarls, growls and even the tree trunk
is bitten to show you how they feel
Time seems to have no meaning
whatever to a peccary. and ass one
guard tires. fresh recruits seem to be
always on hand. But by the time you
are hungry, thirsty, sleepy and even
chilled to the bone. q message is
relayed from out Of space to the
sentinels, and with bored 'ho hum, -
they leave you.
Where the peccaries travel in great
herds. they often demolish q crop in
one night. They are fond of nuts,
growing crops OF any description,
worms, insects and carrion.
There are usually twins born each
year. They are typical pig babies in
form and voice. These youngsters have
a brownish-yellow coat, touched with
black. and their wee tummies are plain
yellow.
AS pets, there Is little to recommend
them, in case you want to know. The
flesh is eagerly devoured by natives
who do not mind the strong musk
flavor. This can be removed If the
glands are taken out as soon as the
animal Is killed. However, the flesh
is inferior to pork.
Copyright. 1889
Evening star., 1935-06-29

Angeles Symphony Orchestra during
its concert on WJSV at 6. The pro-
gram also includes two movements
from Beethoven's Seventh Sym
phony," Autumn" from Glazounows
Ballet OF the Season" and Johann
Strauss "Ishler Waltz"
Four new songs-"And Then Some"
Paris In Spring" Living in a Great
Big Way" and kiss Me Goodnight
are included in the program of
Evening star., 1935-06-29

TINE trouble with a great many
people is that, having knowl-
edge. they do not make use OF
u of it. They do not use their
memories. so they make hasty deci-
sions which, had they stopped to think,
they never would have made.
Blacky the Grow is accounted one
of the smartest and wisest of all the
feathered folk. In fact, he is consid-
cred one of the smartest of all the
people in the Green Forest or on the
Green Meadows. The reason for this
is that Biacky has a good memory and
he never fails to use it. He doesnt t
jump to conclusions. He goes back
in his memory for all the facts that
he has ever learned about any subject.
You know, ones memory Is a sort of
storehouse. OF course If you don't use
your storehouse it is useless. Blacky
does use his.
OF course he heard all the gossip
about Stockytoes and his supposed
Evening star., 1935-06-29

white collar. There Is one more
cousin in the States, called the Sonora
peccary, whose range Is in the region
between Texas and the Gulf of Cali
fornia.
Peccaries are q fearless, combative
lot, always on the offensive and trav-
cling in great herds to back up their
threats. II you should happen to be
confronted with one peccary, don't
congratulate yourself you can handle
the situation. In the offng are sew
eral, if not a hundred, Of his brethren.
who will come at his first telephonic
call. and you will realize what an
awful din enraged peccaries can
make. Besides, as I mentioned be-
Evening star., 1935-06-29

arrangements to keep the
people of the United States
Ns informed of the activities of
Congress during the closing days Of
the present session.
Two educational features already
are in the making-a dramatization
depicting the historical hfghhghts Of
the most imortant sessions from the
birth of the Nation, and sketch
based on the outstanding events of
the current session.
The initial program will originate
in the N. B. C. studios with some of
radios best-known dramatic stars in
the cast. Members Of the Senate and
House will take part in the second
dramatization. Among those invited
TO take part are:
Speaker Byrns, acting majority
Leader Taylor, Minority Leader Smell
on the House side, and from the Sen
ate. Majority Leader Robinson, Minor
ity Leader McNary, and Vice President
Garner.
hAbIisJfN hINAAbA' AN"
true to life serial drama Of a
temporarily impoverished American
family, will make its debut on N. B. c.
July 9.
The sketch has been written by
William J. Murphy Of the N. B. c.
Chicago studios.
NEW YORK'S celebrated tray race"
y Tuesday will be described over
VOL
This is an annual event in New
York. One hundred of the speediest
walters run around the block with
loaded trays balanced above their
DHIL REGAIN, Irish tenor, is the
next radio star booked at the
Earle Theater. He will begin a week S
engagement July S.
NJ B. c. and Columbia shared the
>' the awards of the National Head
liners for outstanding achievements IN
the field of radio reporting. N. B. c.
was cited for its coverage of the ascent
into the stratosphere, and Columbia
for its description of the Chicago
stockyards fire.
Evening star., 1935-06-29

nurse, every one, that was poisoning
my huSband!"
That's an absolute lie!"
But Alison's father crushed her
with a look. MY darling" he SYM
pathized, patting his fiancee's arm.
Can you imagine anything more
mean-more utterly beastly?" There
was a broken sob in Daphne's voice.
"It was the nurse who told me. She
knew that I'd simply lived in his
room, looked after him in every sort
of way, cooked things for him my
self because the French cook didn't
know how to cook them as he liked,
sat up half the night. done everything.
"She couldn't bear to hear people
saving the things they were saying.
Oh, Bob, 1t was CHASTITY.
Alison sees the hopelessness Of
heluinS her father tomorrow.
Evening star., 1935-06-29

Al Jolson's Variety Show on WRC
at $50 will headline Make Rosen-
bloom. former lightweight boxing
champion; Sylvia Froos, singing star
of the screen and radio: Refs and
Dunn, Otto Kruger and Marina
Sleeper. Miss Sleeper and Kruger
will play leading roles in scene from
Accent on Youth"
The overture to 1.-The Bartereo
Bride" will be featured by the Los
Evening star., 1935-06-29
PERSONAL.

HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATD BY NY
own method results effectiYe for a life-
time OR money back. Write for hooklet:
no drugs or surgery. DR.. SOMNIER-
WERCK. 1865 Columbia I'd Acams O3ss
CAMP FOR BOYS, 6-13 YEARS OF AGE
Day and boarding here and on Severn
River, Annapolis Reasonable LONG
FELLOW SCHOOL. College Park Nd
Phone Greenwood 2242.
TEMPLE SCHOOL. MANASSAS VA 2s
miles from d. C.. high eleva ton ideal va
cation place for refined children TO o
years; modern building. special diet, in
closed playground. supervised play; $40
week. SIS month. See or write MARCIA
POWHATAN SPRING LODGE. WEST WILL
son Boulevard Extended. Virginia-IdeaI
facilities for Summer dances; large porch:
neer and restaurant service. Phone Falls
Church 499.
WANTED r JULY AND AUGUST COM
panlon house guests. business people pre-
ferIed on board cruising houseboat: not
makeshift affair; 10 persons. Submit
brlef personal analysis; prospects be given
0pportunlty TO visit yacht Monday Ad-
dress Boz Tx. Star ofhce 3ns.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES FAMILY
there Is no need 10 feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due to in
nPilty TO paw high price The Greater
W w, Chambers Co. offers a complete
funeral. cars and all. for as little as SIS
Worlds finest waterproof alright guar
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for $50 In case OF death call
the Greater w W. Chambers Co. 14th
corner Chaplin NV. Col. O432 Phone or
write our address. We will send you a
beautiful catalogue OF how we do IL.
Evening star., 1935-06-29
Bedtime Stories
Wisdom of Blacky.

ability to call rain. For while he
said nothing. Then, as some of the
other little people became more and
more insistent that Stickytoes should
be found and made to call rain, Blacky
called lot of them together.
"You are just wasting your time. "
said he, land you are all Of you most
unjust to good neighbor. I remem-
Der a drought just as bad as this. I
remember the neighbors getting just
as excited about it as you are, and
blaming Stickytoes the Tree Toad just
as you are doing. Stickytoes had
Evening star., 1935-06-29

nothing to do with that long. dry spell
of weather. But I found out then that
Stickytoes can tell long before any
of the rest of US can when rain Is
coming. When you hear his voice he
is not calling for rain, but is telling
US all that he knows that rain will
come soon. How he knows. I don't know,
but I do know that he does know. 30
If you'll take my advice you'll 60 about
Evening star., 1935-06-29
SHORT LEG PROFITABLE
P. w. A. Worker Given More Pay

P. w. A. Worker Given More Pay
Than Others in Digging Job.
PALESTINE. Tex. IP). - James
Pruitts short leg brought him a raise
In pay.
The elderly P. w. A. workman took
advantage Of his physical handicap in
excavating dirt from the side of a
drainage conduit project by placing
his short leg nearest the dirt wall
THAT fellow can do twice as much
work as any other man working on the
project" said Supervisor Bob Morrow,
land think he's entitled to more
money"
Evening star., 1935-06-29

Lennie Hayton's Hit Parade" on
WRC at Z.
George Selkirk, outfielder Of the
New York Yankees, will discuss his
career and the current base ball sea =
son during Thornton Fishers Sports
Review" on WRC at 6:45.
Selections form the works Of Tschai-
kowsky, Rubinstein, Glinka and Rach-
maninoff make up the program of
Goldman's Band on WMAL at 7:3O.
Evening star., 1935-06-29
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO BINGHAMTON N Y,
within a week: transportation to driver
whole or part way: references Address
Box 24-K. Star once /"
GENTLEMAN DRIVING PLYMOUTH 1924
sedan to California about July 10 TO Is
Ieturnlng Washington Aug. 20 to 25, can
taxe - rel. exchanged. Careful driver
knowing route; $50 each. Columbia 663s
ATLANTIC CITY. SKYLINE DRIVE. NAT
uIai Bridge-Join private parties this week
scr1ptIon. Phone Emerson 7I24 2as
PASSENGERS TO GENEVA. N Y WE'D
y m. July 3. returning Sun July Z; share
expenses. Phone Atlantic 355S-W 2g'
GENTLEMAN DRIVING TO SAN FRAN
cisco between July ] and A. desires some
one 10 help drive and share expenses I7I7
n 81. NV. Phone Metropolitan 6546. 40"
| GENTLEMAN DRIVING TO CLEVELAND
wednesday noon. returning Saturday, de-
slres = or 8 passengers; prefer round-trip-
perS Reply. address Box 4l6-J. Star once
" 3O'
LEAVING WEDNESDAY NOON FOR NEW
YORK, returning Sunday night: can take
3 passengers. 1913 Pa. ave. Sc 3O'
TRYING MY VS. SEDAN TO ROCHEs-
ter. N. Y. between July ] and 4; . pas
sengers. Phone North 1897.
DRIVING 1885 PLYMOUTH TO NORTH
Dakota. leaving Wed. pm; l or . TO drive
ana snare expenses. Decatur 4213. i
PITrSFTELD. MASS-CAN ACCOMMO-
GATE passengers: leaving Wed. a M. re-
turning sunday. Phone Lincoln SiO4-R
LEAVE SAT. OR MON. FOR TAMPA. BE
PACK July 2. Call Shepherd 2s42-R be-
fore &. mornings. 29s
Evening star., 1935-06-29
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

cousins of the wild boarS of
the Old World. They are also
related to the pig tribe Of the
whole world. Except for distinguish
ing features which belong to their
family alone. you would confuse them
with wild pigs that are to be seen
roaming through the woods in some
parts of our country.
If you happen to see one at close
range, where you can without danger
give him the once over. you will see
that his tusks point downward instead
of skyward. and that he has three
toes on his hind feet instead Of four.
The hair is coarse and bristly and. in
the case Of this South American
member, the lips are white. as is
also the chest. His smaller cousin. of
Texas and Mexico, wears a soiled
Evening star., 1935-06-29
DOG SPARED FOR BOY
Catcher Has Attack of Big-Heart.
edness Over Plight of Ill Lad.

euneSS OVer 1llBHC Oh III Lau.
DENVER R.-Ten-year-old Jerome
Carpenter has found a dog catcher
with q heart. He was In the hospital
for q minor operation. His dog Jerry
was in the city pound, sentenced to die
unless Jerome could earn enough
money to buy the license.
The outlook was gloomy until the
dog catcher, J. r. G. Sith, heard of
Jerome's troubles and bought the IL
cense himself.
Evening star., 1935-06-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COLORED GIRL neat. reliable. wants Job
as general houseworker. 50 18th ST; ne.
COLORED GIRL wants work. light house
work. cooking. childs nurse: reliable and
neat. Call North 1919.
COLORED GIRL wishes day work for Sat-
urday: part-time or weekly. Call West
2S60-J.
COLORED GIRL wants job as nurse. maid
or mothers helper; references. Phone
Decatur 1861.
GENERAL HOUSEwORKERS or nurses by
two neat colored girls; stay nights; refer
ences. Phone Decatur 2156-W.
GIRL. colored. wants job. stay in nights:
soUd cook; likes children; housekeeper: ref
erence. 1907 Sherman ave. Col. 4464
GIRL. colored. wishes days work or part
time; good city references: experienced.
Telephone Lincoln 0999-J.
GIRL. colored. neat. wishes job as moth
er's helper care of children. etc: refer
ences: can stay nights. 412 st. NV.
Girl. colored. age "A. wants nursing.
maid or housework. 3022 Porter st. NV.
Call Emerson 1915
GIRL. colored. neat. wants work caring
for apt. chambermaid or maid. Phone
Lincoln S270-W.
WOMAN. colored. wants position as
mothers helper; small salary; stay nights.
139 D st. s.w.
WOMAN. colored. wants part time. eve
nings, get dinner clean apartment; good
cook; no Sunday. 1901 r st. Dec. 046S-J.
Evening star., 1935-06-29
RADIO SERVICEMAN.

A young man who has
some knowledge of radio
service work. Must be neat
and of good character. State
age. Address Box 500-J, Star
office.
Evening star., 1935-06-29
HELP-DOMESTIC.

HELP-DOMESTIC.
COLORED GIRL. to stay nights mind baby.
help around house; pay room and board.
Sl5 month. Phone Emerson 54O1. 30.
OOK-hOUSEKEEPER. white. middle
AGED no laundry; stay nights. G. L.
Hiett East Falls Church. Va. Phone Falls
Church l6-W-2. after pm.
GIRL. white care of small baby and 3-rm.
apt; plain cooking; $50 month Phone
Shepherd 1770.
Girl, OR WOMAN. white, for general
housework and care one child: stay nights
Phone Shepherd 2406.
Evening star., 1935-06-29
HELP-WOMEN,

BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around to act
as manager. Must have some following
Address Box TX. Star ONCE 29'
CAPABLE millinery manager mot buyer
address s Boa 4s45 gs oee ETC.
CURB SERVICE GIRL and counter girl.
shoDpe. 500 wash.-Baito. blvd. coi@sr
GlRh 1S a'ss. s,s. in talking msehPs
Address Box 16-K. Star ONCE. 30'
LADY with tact. attractive and pleas sing
personality. not over 35. college graduate
with COLLEGE girl suffering from nervous
ness. Address Box ALL. Star once. 30'
LADY to do facial work; good personality;
70 nts.S. eanvassinE Apply l o3I E st NV. Com
OPERATOR expert marcel and finger
waver, at once. Laura's Beauty Shop
2040 Eve st. NV
SHIRT FINIsHERs and assorters. expert
4 s'esSy scah Ss Capitol aPp
WAITRESS. young. experienced Apply
2514 J. st NV.
MATTRESSES. several State age and
qualifications. Address Box 250-j. Star
office.
MATTRESSES %, white; 70 work at night
lyn. Va.
MATTRESSES GOl.. experienced. for AIS
new restaurant and beer garden. Apply
502 kennedy st. NV. SATURDAY. after q
MATTRESSES experienced: only expert
enced need apply. Colonial Coffee Shop,
goth and Penna. ave. NV.
WANTED-Graduaten nurse unencumbered
State % ssrg expeeted .so tsnns ssaTs
perience. age. Address Box 2-K. Star
ONCE 3O'
WOMAN with car. attractive. interested in
eosmetles Mrs. Emmett. Fairfax Hotel
WOMEN. refined, learn study aids demon
stration; 81. 100 for 300 days. Promotion.
Address Box eli. Star once.
Iout YOUNG LADY for delicatssse1s expert,
s sn'fa NV IN ssnasshss to spDH pn SS0l 4'n
YOUNG WOMEN t5O), colored; can earn
from S3 to S5 per day; experience un-
necessary: Apply 1925 Kenyon st. NV.
Monday. between and /.
WANTED-For a large man.
ufacturing concern in the
South, a woman dietitian
and experienced manager for
a group of cafeterias in the
plant, all served from one CEN
tralkitchen. Severalthousand
employees to be served during
various shifts, day and night.
Only those fully qualified,
based on previous experience
in large cafeteria or similar
positions, also having bought
foodStuffs, need to apply;
preferably only women ma
tive of the South. Write
fully, qualifications, expert
ence, age, single or married,
etc. Address Box 1871, Star
office.
Evening star., 1935-06-29
SITuATIONS-WOMEN.

GIRLS (2D. high school grad, white, de-
sire position as salesladies in department
store or chain drug stores. Phone Cleve-
land O912 30
person. by refined widow; no menial work;
home and moderate salary. BIZ Mt.
Pleasant st. NV. or phone Col. 2603-W.
HOUSEKEEPER. D. c. and Va. drivers
or elderly person Call Clarendon 1915
800
Evening star., 1935-06-29
Storks Follow Eagles.

Storks were seen following thou
sands Of eagles flying north recently
over Burgas, Bulgaria.
Evening star., 1935-06-29
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PIANOS-New lot selling for storase
charges; $50 to 500: excellent condition
Smiths Transfer & Storage Co. 1913 You
ST. NV. Phone North 3343.
WANTED-Piano Steinway or Mason Ham
lin grand to buy or given free storage in
home for indefinite period best OF care
and reference; one in family. 303l o ST
NV. West l229
GRANDS AND UPRIGHTS. Just returned
from rent, are now offered at a great re-
ductiou from original prices One 5-foot
6-inch grand. Sl12. One 5-foot grend,
SH45. One 4-foot S-lnch grand, $40. One
Steinway upright. ebony case Sl"5. One
apartmen ent-size upright slightly used. = ~,
Uprights, larger sizes, $50 UP. All instru-
ments guaranteed. Sole Representative
for the Hardman, Harrington, Bradbury
and Lanter pianos Pianos for rent for all
occasions. Hugo Worch. l1lO G st. NV.
Est 1879