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furniture-ro lack of taste, no sign
of poverty anywhere in the room
None of the things they'd come to see,
in short.
Rosemary herself was lovely in her
black frock. her straight, smooth
brown kail pulled back madonna
wise into knot on her white neck.
Her blue ewes were alive, her face
slightly flushed.
How disappointed Harriet and
Viola must be! Rosemary could re-
member with an unpleasant vividness
the last time she'd seen these two
austere maiden aunts of hers in Alex
andrla. in the sitting room of their
old, beautiful-and austere-family
home.
THEY had told her coldly what she
must expect if she married Jona-
than Wade. He was waStrel, they
told her; he was irresponsible, incapa-
BILE of dde4ity to any one, least of all
q woman, ne was an inveterate drink
er Rosemary had somehow kept her
temper She had also kept her de-
termination to marry Jonathan. She
married him next day.
She nad known sooner or later
Harriet aid Viola would come to visit
her Georgetown home. They were
strong on keeping up appearances. And,
Rosemary thought triumphantly. she
was ready for them. Let them make
what they could of their prophecies in
the face of the reception she had pre-
pared for them.
She passeo them sandwiches and
poured their tea TO the accompani-
me1t of bright chatter. News of
Alexandria was soon disposed OF:
nothing ever happened there anyway
Rosemary gave them her news.
"A pity Jonathan couldn't have
been here this afternoon" she said.
''He'd conference with a publisher
and he WAS SO disappointed that he'd
have to miss you
HARRIET and Viola looked politely
- skeptical. but interested.
rs ne, then" said Harriet in her
formal way, Ito have a book pub
lished?" She was too well bred to
add "at last"
Indeed yes," said Rosemary with a
deprecating little laugh. TITS to be
brought out in the Spring. Poor JON
athan, has had hard shedding up to
now. He'd never bring himself to
write the trash which makes for easy
success nowadays. He's always been
confidnet, you see, that some day some
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minority leader of the House, will dis
cuss Extravaganza in Government
in broadcast over WJSV at $50.
Gustav Mahler's First Symphony
in D Major" will be featured by the
Boston Symphony Orchestra during
its concert over WMAL at 8;l5.
Nino Martini will sing the sparkling
"Ecco Ridents in Cielo' from The
Barber of Seville" during his recital
on WJSV at g. His program also
includes Sylvia" by Obey Speaks, and
Through the Years" by Vincent
YOumans
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(Copyright. 1936.)

ant chief Of the Army Air Force, con-
fined at Doctors Hospital here, is
merely taking a rest" and is not on
the hospitals danger list, his personal
physician, DR.. Samuel Lambert, jr.,
said last night.
"Mr. Mitchell caught the flu down
South in December and hadn't en-
tirely recovered" DR.. Lambert said.
There is absolutely nothing to worry
about. His condition Is not serious" :"
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d OSEMARY was

r osEMARY was
certainly car
rying things of
well. Considering
the circumstances
her composure was
more than one
would have ex-
pected. With Har-
riet sitting there so
primly observant;;
with Viola'S in
quisitive eyes upon
her every moment;
with the conscious
ness that they were
eager to say, how
ever silently. Il
told you so," she
kept up her air of
friendly noncha-
lance rather we'll.
OF course, the
room was quite per-
feet; nothing to
please their vim
dictiveness in the
1L f--1x~
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MORAL VICTORY

editor would see
what he was trying
to do. would realize
his worth. And
sure enough, it's
happened"
Harriet bit into a
sandwich conde-
scendingly. Viola
C o n d e scendingly
drank a mouthful
of tea.
Viola said. will
the - the emoiu-
ments be considera =
ble?" She had that
refinement a b 0 u [
money which peo-
pie who have plenty
of it find easy to
affect.
Rosemary nibbled
an olive elabor-
ately. "The pub
Usher" she said,
gesturing with the
pit, confidently
..
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SALE--MISCELLANEOUS.

Advertisements under this head.
ting are presumed to be from prt-
odte individuals unless the dduer-
ttSement 0tUes firm name or
business address or states the ,1ord
Dealer. Members OF the public
who ind dealers masquerodino IN
this column as pripate tndiUidudls
are urged to report the matter TO
The Star tor investigation"
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.


CHILD S NURSE, cleaning help with cook
ing. by refined neat colored girl staY
nights references Phone Adams O170 %
COLORED GIRL as general houseworker.
maid. laundress or mothers helper stay
nights; reference. Adams 9623 after N.
GIRL, colored wishes Job as light house
keeper or mothers helper city reference
Adams 30i9. 1860 Kalorams rd. NV.
GIRL. colored general housework or moth
er's helper. Phone Potomac 5s2I. 1917
18th st. NV,
WOMAN. colored. from Virginia wants
place as cook or houSeWorker; stay nights.
Phone North COOS.
WOMAN. colored. wants work Of any kind;
night work and Sunday. Phone West 2sbQ.
WOMAN colored. desires domestic part
time work to /; reference. Phone North
ni Sg-J. -.
WOMAN. colored-Maid only or maid ana
laundress cleaning or laundress only. in
northwest section. Addres 2l22 Newport
pi Phone North 513S-W.
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

ASST, CREDIT MGR bOOkkeepeT, StenOg
rapher experience different lines retail,
wholesale: dependable. efficient Met. AZ.
%
SECRETARY -SJENOGRAPHER long expe-
rIence. excellent references; available for
temporary or part time employment Ad-
dress Box 4S9-J. Star Office ..
WIDOW. elderly. white wants house
Keeping; employed couple or motherless
home; capable. efficient. Clar 63sR 20
WOMAN, white thoroughly experienced.
general. dependable middle -aged desires
work IN apartment with elderly couple or
adult family; Sl2. Address Box 413-J,
Star Office %
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

1875 OLDSMoBILE COACH LEAVING
Feb. 2. Miami Fla, returning Feb IL: can
accommodate two pass. share expenses
Cali Falls Church 1856, ask for Mr.. Miller.
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HELP-WOMEN.

TEACHER. experienced for day classes in
Gregg shorthand: must have academic de-
gree preferably graduate of Strayer Col
lese. Address Box OR, Star office. stating
fun qualifications.
MATTRESSES experienced, for Saturday
nights and extra nights; white uniform.
Apply Dude Ranch Washingt Baltimore
Blvd. after 7:30 pm. i
YOUNG WOMAN of cultured BACKGROUND
as secretary private school; must have
initiative. executive ability live in school.
State age experience. Address Box 23-R'
Star Office
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AUTOMOBILE Statesmen splendid open
used-car dept indoor show. room. Our
men make real money. Apply at once 70
Mr. Duke. Parkway Motor Co. 3o4o
DENTIST to manage Office. Address Box
30 Star ofhce.
FILIPINO COOK houseekeeper; live in:
Phone National 9723. Extension 81 or
West 2340
month Address Box ll4-J. Star office.
FIREMAN white. with third-class ensi-
neer's license. between % and 81 years
permanent position; references requlred
500 mo. Address Box 2l0-J. Star once. =
HOTEL cLERK night duty: s:. Handle nandse
Washinetonian preferred; strict investisa-
ton. Explain fu.l details IN own d hancwrlt-
MAGAZINE CLUB sALESMEN See Mr..
Reid care of P F. Collier Co. Second Ma
tional Bank BLDG between o and 10 m.
MAGAZINE Statesmen experienced see
MI Knott 9ls st. nv Room Io7- oe-
MAN wanted who understands thoroughly
tie printing of hotel menus and the set
ting up of same. Address Box 209-J. star
office.
MEN-We have an opening for a few
4a9-J, Star office.
OFFICE BOY for patent attorneys office;
Must be high school graduate ana above
efaae s4o month 'eidr,sS Address Box 47i-J, star
Office
PHARMACIST reeisfered for part-time
work selling to retail drug trade Address
Box 26-R Star office.
REAL, ESTATE sALEsMEN-Builder wants
two high-class men to work on Dulloins
prospects and cover houses: must pc ape
to tos, close deals. Address Box 3o4-'' Staf
cAy FCNHAN for furniture stnre located so
miles from washington; must know BORAX
and familiar with furniture stoves wash
ng radoS m enT anq an moor also salary
desired Address Box 1s0-R, Star Office
sALEsMAN-First-clas tailoring estab-
lishment desires the services OF VICE -
Fight man. Address BOZ SIR, Star office.
SALESMAN Wholesale electrical distrib-
utor to travel territory; experienced pre-
ferred Application should state expeIdi- d
dress Box 2O-R. Star Office. .
SALESMEN-LOCAL FINANCIAL INSTI-
TUITION has openings for two hign grace
w tran men seected We
want AMBITIOUS Woodworking men with
initiative References required. ADDRESS
Box 32S-J Star office. -
e. Are real seller Cos Service setsios beck
for 81. For limited time. a very SPECIAL
I'D 10 Nft Gay. DIV tHoui oiiSC o'oe''
18th and Eye sts.
WANTED AT ONCE-Good manager for
retail appliance stores. Must be good
age and experience. Address Box 73-R.
Star office. -
YOUNG MAN wanted who is familiar with
magazine promotion. such, as visiting deal
ers Must have car. Good opportunity Tor
advancement Must have good quallflca-
tions and references Address Box 3s2-J,
Star Office
YOUNG MEN with fruit and vegetable ex,
perience. Apply z to tonight. 35o9
Georgia ave.
YOUNG MEN to assist manager on regular
route can earn SIG week to start. see
Mr.. Porter Room 70S, 1888 G st. NV
YOUNG MEN-Several bright ambitious
industrious. to learn real estate business
with one of Washington's oldest and most
reliable firms of national reputation: pref
erably college graduates Please answer IN
fications and experience Uf any. Salary
to start with unlimited opportunity for
right men. Address Box SER, Star ONCE:
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DENIES GEN. MITCHELL
IN CRITICAL CONDITION
Doctor Says Former Assistant
Chief of Air Corps Taking Rest
in Hospital After "Flu."

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February brig.
Gen. William Mitchell. former assist
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HELP-MEN.

Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-9
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
WANTED-SALESMEN.

AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-We want. five
producers to fill vacancies on sales force
of WaShington S neweset leadership; located
in the heart c. -,,e city. We have an
attractive proposition to offer you II you
are now producing in Ford Chevrolet or
nifty to establish yourself in new and
growing organization and to build Glen
tele for the future Only good producers
Interested in making permanent connec-
tions need apply. Privilege Of selling both
new and used cars Demonstrator tur-
nished Inquiries strictly confidential. Gail
Mr. Blackwood at Metropolitan 2Sl1 Tor
appointment
SALESMAN for Washington and vicinity;
unusual opportunity for experienced sales
man with car to establish himself perma-
nently with national advertising organi-
zation; new season Just, started line IN
ing designs. specialized business builders,
indoor billboards. direct mail. business
greetings gift leather blotters. advertis-
ing pencils and goodwill specialties. Per-
manent connection. year-rouno WORK;
protected territory. In reply give phone
number and business experience. Inter-
view arraneed by District sales director.
Address Box 2l6-J. Star office.
SALESMAN with car to sell popular
line of fancy chocolates and specialtles TO
established retail trade. Apply by letter
Corp 800 N Howard St, Baltic Md l.
SALESMEN AT ONCE.
Two or three age p to 40. Not stocks,
bonds or insurance Corporation with Of
fees in principal cities. plans eXteEslve
expansion this year. Reply by letter. State
education. experience, compensation ex-
pected. Address Box 200-J. Star ONCE.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
GREGG SHORTHAND TYPING. ENGLISH.
French. arith speed dctation' beGinners
and reviews. Reas. rates. Decatur . ~
THE QUICKEST AND SUREST WAY TO
EMPLOYMENT.
Complete courses on international taou-
latino and asserting machines. are now
available to a limited number of stueents.
Only course of its kind offered in the city
Easy to learn. Widely used in Government
departments Rates reasonable. Day and
evening sessions. Glasses now forming
Call for demonstration.
STRAYER COLLEGE
Homer Building 18th and F SITS.
Washington n G
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Prominent. well-established real estate
office wants man with proven successful
man must be capable of leading and direct
ing sales force. Business conducted on
highest ethical standards. Salary and
entirely dependent upon the man himself.
Give full details as to experience. Replies
will be kept confidential and a personal
interview arranged II your letter indicates
you may be the man we are seeking. Ad
dress Box 3O4-V. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-02-01
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

RUPHERS' EXCHANGE - HouseWorkers,
cooks, ma ids mothers helpers Iaundresses
housamen: ref Dec. 1851 1897 l1th n W.
fels
Evening star., 1936-02-01
HELP-MEN.
COntinued)
TO MEN OF ABILITY WHO
DON'T ANSWER ADS

Yet want permanent position that will
pay reasonable return for their effort.
insurins good hylng and a permanency
in a worth while business. NEW IDEAS
MAKE BIG MONEY and this large ma
tional company-strongly established is
manufacturing an idea as powerful to sell
as air conditionlng-ln fact many Of its
ideas are relative to air conditioning. Our
business has increased by leaps and bounds
in the last six years-laSt year being our
most successful year. We will place three
reliable men in the Washington district
We will require NO investment from the
men we select-the success OF our COM
pany depends on giving man the oppor-
tunity OF having his own business without
irveStment-using our money. with proht
check weekly
we invite only sincere and ambitious
men and ask the "ad chasers' and sharp
shooters" to pass this up.
Sincere men have nothing to lose but
their time-we advise immediate investiga :
tion Monday because by next week one of
your neiehbors may have the franchise
for that particular territory.
Some men who nave had a franchise for
one year are averaging from SG0 10 SO
a week-and some more than that.
Excellent references are demanded and
we will discount sales experience IN prefer
ence of sincere desire to work hard and
earn.
APPLY RED ROOM,
HAMILTON HOTEL,
14th and K SITS. NV.
MONDAY.
10 A Nj SHARP
ASK FOR MR.. CULLEN.
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE. co!ored. TO live in; general house
hold duties man must be able to orlye;
woman must be experienced cook. No
others need apply Permanent If can
qualify Phone Cleveland 5,15.
COUPLE OR MAN. white for housewors
a.. i chauffeur; $50 per month room ano
board Phone Walnut s930.
MARKERS AND ASSORTERS experienced.
laundry work. Howard's. 1347 South
Ca nj ct
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

FOR sALE-Jamesway Brooder, little used:
reasonable. Phone Rockville HOW,
| Tommy-O Farm.
Evening star., 1936-02-01

ADDING MACHINEs-We have all makes
models new used Call US for service.
District Typewriter Exchange 715 H st.
NV. Phone Metropolitan 1914 u
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER co selling of
typeWriters, all makes. real bargains.
Adding machines and typewriters for rent
and rnnalr 14'l1 u III
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WASHINE MACHINE
statesmen.

Make more money. Sell complete line
account to those who qualify. Must be
experienced. See Mr.. Williams. Star Radio
| Co.. 400 11th st. NV. or phone District
1T00 fnr annotntment
Evening star., 1936-02-01

VACUUM CLEANERS Eurekas. etc. $40:
Airways Hoovers Royals ElectrouX. S15;
many others Rebuilt like new. fully guar
anteed dependable cleaners. Free dem
onstrations at home or show room. Know
what to buv and where to buy. Parts and
repairs BEST BRANDS. sos 18th st. NV.
Phone National 1859.
Evening star., 1936-02-01

BEDS tWinl or entire suite Muscher
kitchen cabinet. with stool attached baby
scale bassInette, girls coats 90, size 10;
ladies silk dresses. sizes 10 and is, Phone
EIanrnla
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SALARY

And commission to an oil-burner sales
man with q proven record of 45-burner
sales or over q year. A car is essential.
Call sales manager.
Evening star., 1936-02-01

Mr.. Porter Room 7Os, 1898 G st. NV.
YOUNG MEN-Several bright. ambitious.
industrious to learn real estate business
with one of Washingtons oldest and most
reliable firms of national reputation: pref
erably college graduates. Please answer in
your own handwriting stating age. auali-
f1cations and experience df any. Salary
to start. with unlimited opportunity for
right men Address Box SIR. Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-02-01

BANJO. new SO. Phone Wisconsin 4sa4.
BATH TUB-Bric beams. hntels eec.
saw lumber. sash and doors Marble slabs.
81 F 81 Sw Met 6S17
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tionS which has found hopes of fundamental
change in policies at Washington.
The Coughn- TownsendLemke bugaboo has been smoked
out. Atter serving to cut off part of Mr. Roosevelt S
climatic fringe it will die natural death)
The New Deal party, by its defensive tactics shows that
Mr. Roosevelt be defeated.
Whatever the political outcome therefore, the politicians
will be among the first feel the fact that the majority of
the people tired of radical wasteu experiments and
want common and real business recovery.
The development of this situation will do promote
sustained recovery and lasting prosperity than other
single factor We have been by politics and poll
ticians.
At the all observers agree that aside from
remaining fear of what Mr. Roosevelt would do to business
if he were reelected there are black clouds
business sky These drought and labor disturbances
Already the hot dry weather the West has done great
damage and if July does not bring substantial rainfall in
the dry business recovery will be jeopardized.
Private estimates the wheat crop have been cut from
735 million bushels to $50 Million which is less than
ordinarily AS the carryover of good wheat is
nearly gone likely to be forced to rely imports
Corn which important, still promises fair yield
somewhat above last years There seems to be no
possibility of cotton shortage and the better export demand
is welcome But the far has been abnormal and
fears of further damage persist At best the widespread
deficiency in moisture will curta feed supplies of various
sorts
Of course this shows the futily and folly trying
control crops from Washington. Even the President can't
make it rain stop grasshoppers.
But may be that the New Dealers will spend plenty
the drought borrowed fund" will pour out Of WASHINGTON
in order make things better the of election
In oo the higher prices farm products will
doubtless prevent farm incomes from being reduced
This suggests the labor situation for higher prices
higher living costs for city labor and that is in
discomfort.
The here the steel rubber trades John
Lewis pushing his drive to induce members of Company
craf unions join his industrial union His organization
is much the radical and inclined demand domination
by labor So the steel companies will resist and defend the
rights of the existing unions which separately organized
among the laborers of each company
Serious strikes threaten though Mr.. Roosevelt (who has
been close Lew will doubtless try hold them off till
after election.
These conditions partly explain two outstanding items of
business news:
First the drought is chiefly responsible for run-up in
modify prices led by grains flour hogs lard butter
tonseed oil.
Second the strike threat has something do with speeding
steel production Some have probably ordered
steel than Immediately required producers are
probably making steel while the labor peace still shines
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NEW YORK, July U.N.SD.-Rank-
ers' acceptance market remained quiet
with nominal rates ais to q per cent
for 80, 60 and 30 days, 4 to 3-16 per
cent for 100 days, and q to sis per
cent for $50 and $50 days.
Commercial paper market was mod
erately active, with rate unchanged at
y of 1 per cent.
Time money was offered at IA per
cent for maturities up to six months,
unchanged.
Call money renewed at per cent,
unchanged.
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any such recession will be but short
action during the usual lull period preceding
fall pick up
To some extent, the "bonus" distribution
is serving as a stimulus We know that the
veterans have green redeeming bonds at the
rate of about $6O,OOOO,OOO day, and that
about one-third of the total issue has been
cashed.
On the whole, corporation earnings have
gained, and dividend disbursements have in
creased
Unquestionably too there is a growing
feeling of confidence in American nStitu-
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HANEY S +; 81: 5 S:; :t :s:s: :! II:
ia IA - - MI. Roosevelt Can Be Defeated
Bv LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of ECONOMICS, New YORK university
NEW YORK, July 7.-Busness activity has held up for
another week. and June ended the upgrade While there
is perhaps definite anticipation of morethan-sea
in hope that
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Money Markets

Montreal funds in New York, S.S2 per
cent premium.
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Volume Yesterday
$4,000 Shares

Tilt Names Net
High Low Dividend Rate High Low iAS Chgs
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SALES
Mergenthaler Linotype, 7@47A,
10@461a, 10@46h, 10@46A, 100
As, 10@46.
AFTER CALL
Capital Traction SIS, $3,000@92,
100000, $2,OOO@92A.
Potomac Electric 512 preferred,
5@1113s.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 20@46,
S@46, 2O@46.
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Washington Stock Market

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Lanston Monotype a. go. "a SO
Mergenthaler Limo 90 49,. As Az
Peoples Peoples Drug $ Com qtoN. SS9h AZ
Real Est NJ & G pfd (.2O) -. Az 6
security Storage (5) ...... 1O4h ....
Ter Ref VIII Corp 90 -. 81 ...
fWdwd&Lothrop com G.50)l So 70
Wdwd & Lothrop rfd 90 %. I12O ...
"Ex dividend. books closed. "a per
cent extra. tPlus extra. $500 paid May
Is, 1896.