davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-02-19

Rayon UndeEwear in pure
dye rayon. Vests, bloomers, long
band, fare briefs, short band
and Hollywood panties, and
chemise. Extra sizes in vests,
bloomers, and long band pam
ties. Tesrose. Regularly CSC
and Soc. Special ------ Soc
Silk Crepe NeeIigees and Robes.
Sports striped silk, or soft La
velle crepe in gay, or soft
colors. Sizes small, medium
and large. Regularly S3.95.
Special ---------- $2.95
Rayon Damask Crepe NesIi-
gees with woven design. WASH
able, tailored models. Sizes
small, medium and large. Regu-
larly Sl.9S. Special---------$l
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1936-02-19

Sports Skirts in Hannels, tweeds,
and novelty weaves. Pleated,
hared, and wrap-around models,
all in lightweight wool. Sizes
rs to 81. Regularly $1.95. Spe-
cial ------- Sl.5S
Sports Dresses in Lamb Skin"
prints. and Town Crepe" in
plain colors, including navy. All
washable, color fast, and non.
shrinking. Misses sizes IL to
70; women's sizes SO to a..
Regularly s5.9S. Special, S4.75
DOWN STAIRS STORE, SPORTSMAN
Evening star., 1936-02-19

All.wool Sweaters in sizes 8 to
Is years, slip.on and coat styles,
in light and dark shades. Resu-
larIy $l.6S. Special-----$l.2S
Muslin Slips, lace trimmed or
embroidery. Sizes 8 to IA.
Regularly SSc. Special-----4 45c
Muslin Panties to match the
slips. Sizes 8 to IA. Lace and
embroidered trimming. Regu-
larly Csc. Special 25c
Rayon Panties, Bloomers and
Vests in pink and white. Sizes
8 to l6 years. Regularly 28c.
Special ------------22c 22c
Girls Spring Suits with y
length coats and matching hats.
Navy, green, blue and rose.
Sizes z to Is. Regularly 1895.
Special l----------------S.l5
Evening star., 1936-02-19

Slip.on Sweaters in zephyrs,
cheniIles, and boucles; in elias.
sic, crew, millinery, wee, and
button.up style necklines. Short
sleeve models. Regularly $1.95.
Special ----------------Sl.SS
Sports Skirts in wool crepes,
shadow checks, cordella cloth,
and AanneIs. New styles, in.
cluding mannish chalk stripes,
and dressier styles with pleats
and fares. Sizes "a to 81. Reg.
ularIy $2.95. Special al-----S2.3S
Evening star., 1936-02-19

Printed Batiste Gowns in floral
designs, coin dots, pin dots and
stripes. New mannish tailored
styles or feminine models.
Sizes IS, l6, IL. Regularly 81.
Special --------75c
Silk Gowns in new Spring
styles including shirtwaist
models, LACE trimmed styles,
and a new selection of Porto
Ricsn hand-detailed gowns in
crepe and satin. Variety of
styles in tearose and blue. Sizes
IS, l6, II. Regularly $l.95
and $2.95. Special, $l.55. Two
Seersucker Robes with white
backgrounds, striped. Sizes
small, medium and large. Reeu-
larly $l.95. Special ------$l.45
Evening star., 1936-02-19

Boys Model pajsmas in MILDLY
and coat styles. Sizes 6 to Is.
Special 81
Model Shirts and Shorts. Shirts,
sizes 26 to Sc, shorts, sizes "a
to "a. Special, each - 28c
Youths Wool Stacks, sizes IL
to 20. Special $2.35
Boys Wash Suits in plain
broadcloth. Sizes S to 10.
Special ---------------78c
Down STAIRS STORE,
Evening star., 1936-02-19
New Spring Dresses
Regularly
$7.95

A varied group Of new prints
and plain colored sheers Zone
shown above). Sizes II to 20,
3s to "A, and l61z to 241z.
Regularly $1O.95.
DOWN STAIRS STORE, DRESSES.
Evening star., 1936-02-19
Special, s6.55

New Dresses for women,
misses and little women. Jacket
dresses in new novelty sheers,
unusual prints, all in advanced
Spring styles. Sizes II to 20,
So to a, and 161z to 241z.
Regularly H.9S. Special, S6.3S
Evening star., 1936-02-19

Foundation Garments, a junior
sirdle in batiste, semi.step.in
model. Sizes Is to 28. Heavier
embroidered batiste eirdle. Sizes
Is to 80. A one.piece garment
for fuller figures. Sizes "a to A.
Regularly Sl.95. Special, $1.4S
Bandeaux, in a wide variety Of
styles for many styles of 6g-
ures. Marrow style in all.over
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1936-02-19
Silk and Acetate BIouses
Regularly Sl.55
$I.95
Regularly
$I.05

Mannish and feminine styles in satin taeta acetate
crepes, and washable acetate prints. Sizes 81 to 40
and 38 to A. Sketched right.
Fr Bouce Suits in two.piece styles plain
sizes So to A. ReeuIarIv sos Special $635
Evening star., 1936-02-19
Bemberg MiIanese Underwear
Regularly zEc
81 -

Mlanese, guaranteed runproof by the manufacturer.
Lastex waistlines in many styles. Briefs step,ins,
band panties, boomers and vests. Tearose Sizes
to 8. Boomers and long band panties, sizes to 9.
Evening star., 1936-02-19

"Woodleigh" Hosiery. A new
hose, made expressly for Wood.
ward & Lothrop's Down Stairs
Store. In seven-thread service
weight with Isle top, welt, and
sole, six.thread semi-service
with silk top, and four-thread
chiffon weight with lace welt
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1936-02-19

Baby Boy Suits in sizes one to
three years. Blue, green, navy
and brown. Regularly 5Sc. Spe-
cial ---45c 45c
Hand-F inished Creepers in
sizes one to three years. Regu.
larly SIC. Special l--4 45c
Handmade Creepers, sizes one
to three years. Regularly 81.
Special -------------70c
Muslin Slips with lace and en-
broidery trim. Sizes two to
six years. Regularly S8c. Spe.
cial ---45c
Boys Wash Suits in broadcloth
and Shantung in sizes two to
six years. Regularly 81. Spe-
cial ------------7Sc
Baby Boy Suits in pique. broad
cloth, and novelty cotton, sizes
one to three years. Regularly
81. Special ------7Sc
Children's Dresses in prints and
plain colors, with matching
panties. Sizes three to six
years. Regularly $l.S8. Spe-
cIal ------------------$l.S
Evening star., 1936-02-19

Boys Knickers in wool. Junior
knickers, sizes 6 to 10;
boys knickers, sizes 8 to 19.
Special i----------$I.55
Boys Sweaters, in several
styles. Sizes % to 36.
Special l--------------$1.55
Boys "Hockmeyer" Tweedu-
roy Knickers. Junior sizes 6
to 10, boys sizes 8 to Is.
Special ------------------$2.3S
Evening star., 1936-02-19

ChiIdren's Pollyanna Shoes in
plain toe oxfords, moccasin toe
oxfords. center buckle slippers,
and patent strap shoes. Sizes
Sh to s. Special ----------S2
Boys Sturdy Oxfords. in black
and brown kid blucher.cut
styles. Sizes l to 6, widths B
to ID. Special------------S2.3S
Evening star., 1936-02-19
PoIIyanna Health Shoes
41@iss,;"'' p1;es1 s3I5 pair

These shoes are exclusive with Woodward &
Lothrop in Washington. Junior misses sizes in
kiltie tongue and patent leather and white strap
Evening star., 1936-02-19

inset, double heel and toe. All
in sizes 81z to 1917. Special,
pair 6Zc
Children's Socks in new Spring
styles and shades. Half socks
and ankle socks in bright and
Gay designs. Sizes 6 to l01z.
Special, pair ir----------lSc
Evening star., 1936-02-19
Two-Way Stretch CirdIes
7 Sc )
Anniversary
Priced

Strong Lastex fashioned into we'll made garments, for
sports, daytime, and evening Sizes small,
medium, and large
Evening star., 1936-02-19

Misses Pollyanna styles in moe
casin toe oxfords with kiltie
tongue; shark tip oxfords, and
patent leather strap slipper.
Sizes l21z to ;. Special S2.7S
Children's Pollyanna Shoes in
shark tip oxfords, plain toe OK
fords, moccasin toe oxfords and
patent leather strap slippers.
Sizes 81 to IL. Special S2.3S
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1936-02-19
Bows Model Shirts Anniversary n 62c

Youths and Juniors shirts and button-on waists
Youths sizes 1872 to 1412 juniors sizes to IL, and
button-on waists in sizes to TO-
Evening star., 1936-02-19

lace, rayon satin, or MiIanese
for the very small figure, cup
form in acetate crepe for the
junior, medium widths in ba.
tiste or acetate crepe, a very
wide brassiere for the medium
or heavier figure. Narrow styles.
Sizes 81 to 36. Medium width
styles in sizes 81 to 50. Wide
widths in sizes 36 to A. Reeu-
larly 5Sc. Special l--------45c
Evening star., 1936-02-19

Sports and Dress Suits for
women and misses in styles
with tailored jackets, swasser.
type jackets, reefers, and fitted
models. Dress fabrics, mono.
tones, plaids, mems wear fan.
mel and novelty mixtures.
Navy, Gray, tan, natural, green,
squs, mixtures and plaids.
Sizes IL to 20, and So to A.
Special al--------$13.55
Down STAIRS STORE, COATS.
Evening star., 1936-02-19

Sports Goats for women and
misses in swaseer, fitted
wrap-around, and classic styles.
Sizes IL to 20, and SO to a..
Special ----------------$S.75
Sports and Dress Goats in
swagsers, box coats, fitted
styles, REFERS and wrap.
arounds. Sizes II to 20, SO to
A. Special -------------S13.55
Sports Coats in swaeser, box
coat styles, REFERS, Balmacaans,
classic, fitted models and wrap.
arounds. Sizes IL to 20, 1871
to 28H. Special
Evening star., 1936-02-19
Girls Wash Dresses
Regularly
SI.58

Prints, stripes plads and plain colors in attractive
styles for girls. Sizes to 16 years.
Evening star., 1936-02-19
Infants | handmade Dresses
N'sa!e''' sae 45e
Regularly
SIC

Dainty handmade Dresses and Slips in sizes six
months to two years.
Evening star., 1936-02-19
Junior Misses Dresses
Anniversary n'. s6.35

varied selection Of attractive prints and plain
coored materials in styles with navy ce & hn1 nrnsd
dresses and white pique trimming. Sizes II to IT.
Regularly $795.
Evening star., 1936-02-19

Dresses for the junior miss in
acetate prints and plain colors'
in aqua, blue, rose, and navy.
Sizes ii to IL. Regularly $S.sS:
Special al------------------>o.So
powr STAIRS STORE. JUNIOR MIssI
Evening star., 1936-02-19
Spring Hats

Bretons, sailors, berets, off.the-
face, and turbans in shiny straw,
Milan hemp, rough straw, silk
crepe, and taffeta. Headsizes
2lH to o24$l.55 "a
DOWN STAIRS STORE, MILLINERY.
Evening star., 1936-02-19

Spring Coats for the junior miss
in all.wool tweeds, monotones,
plaids; in tan, blue, and green.
Sizes II to IL. Regularly
$10.9S. Special----------$8.7
Evening star., 1936-02-19


Simulated Leather Bags in a
wide variety Of grains and styles.
Special --------------7 78c
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1936-02-19
Anniversary
Priced

fine group of suits in tailored jacket styles, swag
ger and fitted models. In novelty mixtures and mems
wear fannels. Navy, brown, tan, natural, green,
gold blue and mixtures. Sizes IL to 20, 38 to "a.
Evening star., 1936-02-19
Anniversary
Priced

4VCW PI 11O01 PAe1111 0101S .
and woven madras. Collar-attache
included.
MEMS NEW NECKWEAR in woven stripes,
checks and figures and plain colors. Regularly
IS. Special --.----- - ,.s :se
MEMS SPRING HOSE featuring the new plaids
and stripes in novel weaves. Sizes 10 to IL. Reg.
ulsrly 3Sc. Special, pair, 2Se.
MEMS SWEATERS, plain color fancy back mo-
hair style with half Talon closing, the other pull.
over model with crew neck. Sizes Sc to 46. Resu.
larly $29S. Special
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1936-02-19
Silk Costume Slips
Anniversary
Priced

SeamLoc in SOFT lustrous satin lovely Minuet crepe
with seam-to-seam panels, Nu-Fit Bias and close fit
ting bias slips with hand fagoting and embroidery
Sizes 80 to "A.
Silk Slips tailored and lace trimmed styles Sizes
81 to a. Regularly s6S Special
Evening star., 1936-02-19

Leather Bags, in topgrsin cow
hide, goat, and patent leather, in
gay colors. Special--$l.S5
Evening star., 1936-02-19

Cotton Wash Frocks, percaIes, crash and
star dust materials. Sizes IA to 81. Resu.
larly 81. Special, 78c.
Printed Aprons in percale in wide
range Of prints and styles. Regularly 35c.
Special, 2Sc.
White Swan Uniforms in styles for
morning and afternoon wear. Blue hair.
line stripes, solid blue, green, black and
grey. Fast colors. Sizes IA to 46. Regu.
Iarly s19s. Special, sl.55
DOWN STAIRS STORE, INEXPENSIVE DRESSES
Evening star., 1936-02-19
Women's Street Shoes

Women's Arch Shoes in oxfords
and step.in pumps in black and
brown; black T.straps and
nurses white oxfords. Spe-
Evening star., 1936-06-14

off at the time Of the fall. This amaZ-
ing and unique effect, observed no.
where else in the werld, was no doubt
caused by the virtual explosion of hot
gases at the time of the fall. One
of the greatest needs in the study Of
the effects of this, the greatest message
from space in historic times, is a
series of aerial photographs Of the
devastated area, and these hope to
make
I have made extensive studies of the
famous meteor crater in Arizona, the
largest simple meteor crater known on
the earth. 1t is about four-flfths Of
a mile in diameter and nearly 600
feet deep, having been crashed in
solid rock. have made many photo
graphs from the ground. and also
many fine views from an airplane.
Also, on this trip, am planning to
visit group Of meteor craters on the
Island of Oesel (now called Kuresaare),
in Eston1a. Interest in meteor craters
is comparatively recent, and the num-
ber of known ones is increasing as the
study proceeds. Besides the one In
Arizona two others are known in the
United States, one in Texas and one
in Kansas. In Central Australia, near
Henbury, is group of 13, which have
been carefully studied by scientists
and about which many pieces of me-
teoric iron have been collected.
Copyright, 1886, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1936-06-14
SALESMEN.

OAAEOIuG1N.
Two men who meet the
following qualifications will
be paid salary plus override.
QUALIFICATIONS:
1. At least l year success
full oil burner selling expert
enoe.
2. Proven sales record in
Washington territory.
8. Must own car.
Such men are desired by
the Washington branch of a
large, national organization
and will be required to sell
oil burners, air-conditioning
equipment, oil-burning boil
ers, fuel oil and oil-burner
service.
A few inexperienced men
will be hired on an straight
commission basis. Salary will
be paid to such men after
they have proven themselves.
Our organization has been
notified of this advertise
ment.
Apply in person to the
sales manager at 1719 Conn.
ave. NV. between 10 am.
and 4 pm. Monday and
Tuesday, or phone North
0627 for appointment.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
Sorority Plans Dance.

The Phi ri Epsilon sorority will hold
its final social event of the season
tomorrow night. a dance in the Swanee
ball room from o o'clock until / am
In charge of the dance are Miss Mar
garet Hayden, chapter president;
Miss Dorothy Conover, Miss Frances
Phearson, Miss Eloise Lingebach and
Miss Helen Manogue and Mrs. Char
lotte Cruitt Crow.
Evening star., 1936-06-14

Getting Into the Wrong Contract.
THE other day we had the priv
ilege of kibitzing a rubber
bridge game in which Harold
L S. Vanderbilt and Raymond
Balfe were partners. On one deal
they were fortunate to receive the
following hands:
North, dealer.
North South vulnerable.
Mr.. Vanderbilt.
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Mr.. Balfe.
The bidding:
North East South West
Pass MT. Cd Pass
80 (2) Pass 3N.T. 90 Pass
Pass Pass
Cd Not strong enough for two no.
trump; one heart is the proper re-
sponse.
90 At this stage Mr.. Vanderbilt
should have shown his four card heart
suit.
90 Mr.. Balfe passed up another
opportunity to bid hearts,
The defense was rather difficult.
West opened his fourth best club,
which East won with the queen. The
king of clubs won the next trick, and
then West made the proper play of
allowing the declarer's 10 Of clubs to
hold. If West had taken the third
club trick, Mr.. Balfe could have ducked
one diamond in dummy and would then
have made his contract.
Mr.. Balfe now proceeded to run four
heart tricks. He then finessed the
queen Of spades, which West won.
West now cashed two club tricks, set
ting the contract one trick.
Then the post-mortem started. Mr..
Balfe thought that Mr.. Vanderbilt
should have bid three hearts after his
two-notrump bid, and told him so.
Mr.. Vanderbilt said, Il was afraid that
If I did, we would arrive at an un-
Evening star., 1936-06-14
LINEN SHOWER SET
Camp for Needy Children to
Benefit From Event.

Benefit From Event.
A benefit linen shower will be held
in the Jewish Community Center to-
morrow at 2 pm. to provide sheets
for the center's camp for needy chill
dren.
The committee in charge includes
Mrs. Harry Roller, chairman; Mes
danes Nat Aaronson, M. r. Bernstein,
Lazlo Detre, Melvin Dreyfus, Minnie
Greenbaum, c. A. Goldsmith, David
Gross, Norman Gerstenfeld, Emanuel
Haas, William Illch, S. L. Hechinger,
E. I. Kaufman, Bertram Lobred, I. e.
Levinson, Harry Levinson, Fedora
Lewis, Gus Louis, Daniel Cohn, NJ.
Mendelsohn, E. C. Ostrow, Alvin New
myer, Charles Rosenthal, Goldsmith
Sigmund, Abel Saka, Morris Simon,
Sherry Stein. Eugene Young, Harry
Viner, David Wise and David Kush-
ner.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
MISS PERKINS TO SPEAK

Secretary Of Labor Perkins will ad-
dress the executive council Of the Ma
tional Coat and Suit INDUSTRY Recov-
cry Board at luncheon at the Shore
ham Hotel Wednesday.
Miss Perkins will participate in q
forum on labor problems.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.

David Michael Goteb Oswald Howard Shsnken
has beat N exisenceJ
Evening star., 1936-06-14
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

A B sHoRTHAND-Fundamentals IN 80
months. $50 up. 1924 18th NV. Dec. 4510.
AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTTONS-Exp
courteous. patient instructor; skill acquired
Mr. Rundlett. phone Georgia 7016.
SHORTHAND-Private lessons; Pitman,
GregE Review and dietation 6anegis sasS eissses
TELEPHONE switchboard (P B. x) taught
on real board. Actual expeEienee given; Re.
duced rate. SO. Apply 226 Bond Bldg.
RELIABLE MEN--To take up AIR CON
Prefer men now employed and mechani;
cally inclined with fair education and
willing to train to become experts In in
stallation and service work. Write giving
age, present occupation: Utilities Eng.
Inst, Box 1865. Star once. 10.
EXPERIENCED teacher would take linn
tied number Of children to coach. Adams
sHoRTHANp rspoT.ins. sssPeed ID. dictasiiSn' siSa
Send for booklet Adams 9196.
rrTMAN SHORTHAND; private dictation
and instIuction;; evenings; nominal cost.
JR CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINER
For your examination study Mental
Alertness Tests" by Pergande. So 30. has
fqfs fafstisns Or soYD sSa sshUC sss g.
p. B. K TRAINING on busy board with
brief course IN touch typins srSscs week: Sl1;
sonnel Service 1911 G. National 2114.
DON'T FORGET
CAPITAL CITY COLLEGE. s17 18th st..
Day.NiGhs elassss. Lowsst Rates.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
HELP---MEN.

STOCK ROOM MEN-For Ford parts,
needed at once; state experience and quali-
fieations. Address Box lis. Star once.
TRACTOR trailer drivers. Only those with
Phone Sunday between and IL. Atlantic
YOUNG, MAN, high school gradpate. learn
161-R. Star once.
YOUNG MEN. age IS to 90. to learn
anu amusement machine business: Must be
Appointment. telephone Lincoln 1900.
YOUNG WHITE MAN. drive truck and
learn business: small salary TO start; refer
ences: Proctor a. Ridgely. 1924 14th NV.
5S-YEAs0LD OIL natiqnay.ODerased con-
tions IN local organization. Prefer men
Selling experience not required. In letter
give give Se details and dc references. Address
CASH in on your sales ability; live wires
are now earning big money offering our
new sales and easy payment plan on mer-
chandise that is in steady demand; II you
and not afraid to work, you viii find this
an opportunity and a good future; large
commission. or salary and commission paid
175-S. Star ONCE.
: LARGE SCHOOL BOYS who want to work
curing vacation waiting on table in country
restaurant near washington: must stay at
night. Address Box 120-R,Star ONCE.
GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVE
Excellent opportunity for ex-Federal
government Official or man with close
government contacts to represent old-es-
tablished. nationally known company in
washington, Introducing only Underwrit-
in Government buildings. Army and Navy
pepartments; factories. apartments, stores.
homes. hotels and buildings Of all types.
Require man financially independent. ca
pable working with highest Government
omcialS on exceptionally interesting and
attractive percentage of sales contracts
basis For appointment with president give
complete history. full qualifications and
telephone number. Address Box ABR,
Evening star., 1936-06-14

makable slam. Furthermore, you could
have bid one heart over my opening
one-diamond bid, and certainly should
have bid three hearts after my three
diamond bid. I would not have rebid
my diamonds had not held an irreg-
ular hand; hence. it was up to you to
bid four card major suit"
We decided that Mr.. Balfe was more
to blame than Mr.. Vanderbilt as he
made the first and also the last mis-
tage, whereas Mr.. Vanderbilt was
afraid to bid hearts on the second
round lest his optimistic partner con-
tract for an unmakable slam.
1t will be noted that six hearts could
be made on the hand, but only because
the diamonds, hearts and spades are
evenly distributed.
Copyright 1936D
II you desire the pocket outline Of
The Four Aces system of contract
bridge, send, with your request, a
stamped Scent, self-addressed, large
size envelope to the Four Aces. Inc,
100 West Forty-second street. New
York City, and you will receive an out
line without any charge.
The next article in this series will
appear tomorrow.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
SALESMEN--

SALESMEN-
Executive Type,
Educated men who quality
are wanted for positions in
home office and branches of
financial institution. Write
Sales Manager, Box 488-R,
Star office.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
ECLIPSE AWAITED
BY DOZEN PARTIES
Two U. S. Groups Stationed
in Path of TotaIity for
Observations.

Solar phenomena that the Scien-
fists expect to find in their obSerUd-
tion of the total eclipse Of the sun
June 19 are discussed here by the
curator OF astronomy and head OF
the Hayden Planetdrium at the
American Museum OF Natural His
tory, New York. DR.. Fisher, tOith
other members of the Haruard-
M. /. T. expedition, tOiu Dtet0 the
solar eclipse from uantage point
at Ak-Buldk, in the Ural Riuer
basin of Southwestern Siberia.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
HELP--MEN.
MECHANIC.

Experienced refrigeration
mechanic wanted. State eX-
perience and furnish refer
ences. Address Box 166-R,
Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
HELP--MEN

Lost and Found Advertisements
may te found on page A-3. col
umn
Evening star., 1936-06-14

statesmen.
The greatest selling oppor-
tunity in Washington.
Plenty of leads. No cold cam
vassing. Expense arrange
ment, commission and bonus.
You can't miss if you follow
this sale plan. One item to
sell, and an organization be-
hind you that will close sales.
Don't miss this opportunity.
JAMES E. COLLIFLOWER
& CO., INC,
2703-5 18th NV.
See Mr.. Mcguire or
Mr.. LoveleSS.
Evening star., 1936-06-14

THE QUICKEST AND SUREsT WAY 70
EMPLOYMENT
complete courses on International tabu.
lattng and asserting machines are now
| evaila-le to limited number OF students.
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 SITS.
Washington. D C
Evening star., 1936-06-14

GOOD POSITIONS FOR FOUR
ACTIVE MEN AT ONCE.
If you are an honest man, who
deserves, and really wants work,
we will give you immediate en-
ployment in a new business you
will learn to like because of the
money you can make. You must
be neat and clean and one hun
dred per cent in earnest. For
personal interview, apply 436
Evening Star Building, Eleventh
and Penna. ave. NV, at o'clock
sharp Monday afternoon.
Evening star., 1936-06-14

The expedition was in charge of
Prof. L. A. Kulik, geologist, of Lenin-
grad, who found a huge, crater like
basin, scattered about in which were
scores of small cavities or craters,
mostly from 10 to so yards across.
This basin, which was several kilo-
meters in diameter, together with the
smaller craters within. was caused,
without doubt. according to Prof.
Kulik, by the impact of huge mass
of closely associated meteorites.
More impressive than the actual
craters was the great devastated area
surrounding the center of impa ct.
Over an area about 100 kilometers in
diameter the trees-some as tall as
80 meters-were f1attened out by tens
C thousands, radiating in fan-shaped
a-Tangement from the center Of i'm
pact These PROSTATE trees, as well as
the few scattered ones left standing,
had their branches and bark torn