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Evening star., 1936-12-18
SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTING, Bookkeeping secretariaI,
clerical inventory. tax record work part
time; reasonable rates. Phone Hogan Dis
trlct 0354. 49,
ACCOUNTS. audits. bookkeeping systems;
~ years exp: free estimates: reasonable
rates. Phone Wisconsin 4aO6. 23s
BoOKKEEPER. years experience with
local C: p. A: also private experience:
GOOD references District 3229. 49,
COLORED BOY wants lob as kitchen helper
OF any kind. Call District 661s.
COLORED CHEF. AL expert at pastry;
good percentage man; best reference
Metropolitan 0247.
MAN. colored. elevator -houseman. dish
washer; D. c. permit reference. Call JAM.
toI, Met. 7133.
YOUNG MAN-What can you offer young
man, 2S. experienced in purchasin Stor-
ing. wholesaling, retailing. automobiles and
parts, some advertising experience inter-
eSted in making permanent connection as
wholesale representative? Address Box
TX Star office. 1s'
WISH to place my excellent chauffeur
Call Emerson Obs
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BEAUTY PARLoRs

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
Wonderful French Method used DR.. Della
Ledendeeker eo2B o st. nv. west 1120.
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ROYS-GOOD PAY.
AUTO statesmen.
HELP MEN AID WOMEN.
SALESMAN.

ENTERTAINERS white 1S wears or ov
for amateur contest; cash prizes and
portunities. Adams 6192.
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PERSONAL.

PHYSIOTHERAPIST VITONET INFRARED
rays for colds neuritis. grippe: gives treat
ments at your home or hotel North 220a.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
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tute SO Der cent OF success. Are yours in
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PHYsIo-THERAPY TREATMENTS COL
onic irritation; graduate nurse: your resi-
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NURSE. EXPERIENCED, WILL, BOARD
ful surroundings. Shepherd 1862.
PHYSIO- ELEC CAB. BATHS.
infra a-red. super-ultra ravs sun room SCI
entihc massage. 9"9 Eye NV. Dist. 65os.
WHEN DEATH. STRIKES A FAMILY
&C ept inferior funeral services due to in
cRsm6.rs S nReet Co Usss oers ns compiefe rsaef.
funeral cars and all for as little as SIS
World hnett waterproof airtiRht, suaran-
teed steel burial vault may be had from
the Greater W w. Chambers Co.. I4th st..
corner Chaplin NV. Columbia 043o Phone
or write our address We will send you q
beautiful catalogue Of how we do It. 1900
ChApl' st. NV. phone Columbia O432 SIT
11th st Sc phone Atlantic 800
PERMANENTS, S1.95.
Finger Waves. l5c: Manicures. 15e; etc.
Free Marcels and Hair Cuts.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL.
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DAY BEDS. twin, metal complete with
mattresses: good condition. cheap. Apt.
2l 1889 Lanier pl NV
Evening star., 1936-12-18

COMBINATION radio and Dhonogrsph;
General Electric. table size, cost $50. will
sacrifice for SIS. Address Box I-W. Star
Evening star., 1936-12-18

DIAMOND BARGAINS from distress
sources always available. Call National
Jewelry Exchange. National 1854
Evening star., 1936-12-18

COAT lady's. seal good condition. just
taken from STORAGE. reasonable for quick
sale. 1886 Columbia rd. Columbia slnO.
Ext 3uS 2Os
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DIAMOND cost S40O, plat mounting.
sacrifice. S195 Phone Decatur 1856 be-
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CAFETERIA in business section for sale;
SI,OOO Terms. Address Box Jaw,
Star Office lg'
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CLARINETS-S}G up. We stock by FAR
the largest selections in the city Conn
and many other fine makes. Easy terms.
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90
PIANOS-Whitney $40; Kimmel S35;
PLAYER. $40; Sterling $50 others for $50.
GOOD investment for your CHRISTMAS
CHECK Smiths Storage Co. 1913 You
st NV North 3343.
PIN BALL MACHINES. S1.95 and up.
Pistachio route: reas.: sell: repair parts.
Domestic Novelty Co. @02 G st. NV.
POOL TABLE regulation size. complete
equipment; sacrifice price See Mr.. Shilby.
zoos H st NV
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Evergreens! Rosebushes! Trees! JUST ARRIVED!

Talisman
Radiance (red)
K. A. Victoria
Roslyn
White Killarney
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge
Etoile de Hollande
Herbert Hoover
American Beauty
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Big fluffy cushion dots on sheer mar
quisette. Each side 46 inches wide,
with the back edge taken off Qike Gus
toni-made curtains) to prevent shrink
ing when they are laundered. Full
faring 6-inch rufles, deep valance and
bone-rings for the tie-backs. All are
214 yards long and come in a choice
of ivory Or ecru.
(sixth Floor Hecht Coz
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-31

But food science has taken all
the fantasy out of the weight
problem by putting food and en-
ergy on a Calorie basis. Food is
energy, and activity is energy,
and both can be measured by the
| calorie.
If you have accumulated fat,
you have been getting more food
than you could spend in activity.
Perhaps the trouble is that you
have been getting too much of
the high calorie foods. rather
than an excess quantity. The
relationship between the calorie
content of food and surplus
weight is as definite as mathe-
MATES, for fat is stored calorieS.
One pound of excess flesh rep
resnts 1000 Galleries which you
have acquired in food and have
not been able to spend in energy.
In order to consume some Of
this excess tissue, your daily
intake must be reduced below
your activity requirements.
Contrary to popular masculine
belief, reducing does not mean
cutting down to a monotonous
list of unappetizing foods. The
scientific diet calls for Selectivity,
not scarcity.
Look at food in terms of Gallo
ries and you will find that fat is
the food element to watch in a
reducing program. Fat contains
two and one-fourth times as many
CalorieS as either protein or car
bohydrates Sugars and StarcheS) &.
1t pays to trim the fat from
your meat. One ounce of protein
yields 113 calories-the same num-
Der as one ounce of carbohydrates
but one ounce of fat contains
225 calorieS. Get the habit of
trimming away every particle of
fat from meat if you wish to lose
weight. The protein and staying
qualities Of lean meat are impor-
tant in your menu, and you may
have liberal servings of all the low
calorie foods. You need green
vegetables and you may have a po-
tato-only one, hoWever-with
your dinner, but leave off the
gravy, which is the essence of
calories.
Butter is included in the reduc-
ing diet for palatability and for
vitamin A! One ounce of but
ter contains 100 calories, and a
maximum of two pats per day is
allowed. Vinegar or Reducer's
Dressing gives you low colarie
salads, and the choice of fresh
fruits for desserts leaves more
margin for calories in the main
courses.
When you can have daily
serving of lean meat, two eggs,
one or two glasses of buttermilk
or skinned milk, some juicy
fruit, two or three cooked vege
tables, raw vegetables in liberal
amounts, a salad, two or three
slices of bread and one and one
half to two pats of butter-diet-
ing does not call for any siren
uous self-denial on your part.
A large percentage of over
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-31
DISABLED VETS
SHUN PENSION

The Disabled American Veterans
will not take part in any pension
campaign regardless what other
veterans organizations do, M.
Froome Barbour, of Cincinnati,
newly elected national commander,
announced today.
Stating that while they had
urged the payment of the soldiers
bonus because of the Governments
appropriations for practically all
classes they we're not in favor of
pensions for World War veterans,
Commander Barbour stated that
instead the DAV would establish
a national unemployment service
for disabled veterans with DAV
employees throughout the country
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-31
DROUGHT BAD
IN 10 STATES

Although rains have helped in
some sections, 10 States of the
Western dust bowl" find the raw,
ages of the drought undated, the
Geological Survey has reported to
Secretary of the Interior Ickes.
These States are Arkansas,
Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri,
Nebraska, Ohio, South Dakota,
Wyoming and Oklahoma, the sur
vey said.
In the latter State, it was said;
Springs, long considered pc
rennial, are dry in many parts"
Lovewell, Kan, is suffering from
a water shortage and water is be-
ing hauled by tank cars from Con-
cordia. Kan. Bolton, Mo-, has i'm
posed restrictions upon the use of
water.
Rains have relieved the arid
plague in parts of Montana, North
Dakota and Illinois, but large
areas in THESE States are still very
dry, it was said. Drought condi-
lions were greatly relieved in New
York and Minnesota by heavy
rains.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-31
NEW MARK SET
BYQUEEN MARY

SOUTHAMPTON, England,
Aug. 81 Q.N.S0.-The giant Brit
ish liner Queen Mary last night
shattered the speed record for the
eastward crossing of the Atlantic,
negotiating the distance from AM
brose Light to Bishops Rock,
England, in three days, % hours
and 81 minutes.
The 80,000-ton vessel made on
an average speed of 1903 knots.
She passed Bishops Rock at 8:12
p. M, British StaE,.Id Time
1912 p. m. E. S. t.. Her elapsed
time on the eastward sailing was
three hours and 81 minutes faster
than the eastward record hither-
to held by the French liner
Normandie.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-31
Norway to Deny
Plea to Exile
TrOtSky

OSLO, Norway, Aug. 31.-Nor,
way will ignore Soviet Russia's de-
mand that Leon Trotsky, exiled
Bolshevist leader, be expelled from
the Scandinavian country, it was
indicated today.
Declaring the Soviet request
beyond comprehension" Prime
Minister Johan Nygaardsvold said:
This government dealt with
the TrOtsky case from the Nor
wegian view point and interests,
therefore there is nothing more
to say"
1t was believed Trotsky would
be informed, probably in some
Norwegian fortress.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-31
Knights TempIar
Visit Negro Lodges

Annual visitation of the officers
of the Eohn w. Freeman Com
mandery of the colored Grand
Order of Knights Templar to the
blue lodges will begin Thursday
evening
Charles H. Anderson, grand
commander and Charles D. Free,
man, grand recorder, will head
the visiting corps. The lodges to
be visited include Henderson Com
mandery, Thursday evening; Geth.
semane, September 9; Simon. Sep
TENDER IL, and Mount Calvary,
September IS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-31
AmOnq 20 Other Specials

AMAMI OATMEAL CLEANS
ING CREAM in economical
pound jars. Special, 85c jar;
two jars, S1.65.
MOON GLOW MANICURE
SETS, discontinued style.
Leather case. with slide fas-
tener, contains oil polish re-
mover, cuticle remover, liquid
nail polish, emery boards,
orangewood stick and cotton.
Special, S5c.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
NAIL ENAMEL, in eight smart
shades. Special, 13c, two for Csc.
NAIL ENAMEL REMOVER, 1Oc
PINETEX TOILET TISSUE, a
good quality tissue made eX-
presSly for woodward &
LOthrop. 1000sheet rolls.
Special. dozen. SAC.
ASS ORTED T o o T H
BRUSHES. with pastel han
dies. Good quality bristles.
Special, 1Sc; three for soc.
PASTEL HANDLE NAIL
BRUSHES, assorted styles
with good quality bristleS.
Special, 23c.
RUBBER BATH SPRAYS with
tubes. In red, blue or jade.
Special, SIC.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
PERFUMED WATER SOFT
ENER, four odors. Special. five
pound bag, 4Sc; three bags,
S1.35.
FOUNTAIN SYRINGES of
good quality rubber, in red,
jade or blue. Special. Csc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-31

HOT WATER BOTTLES in
red, Jade and blue. Attractive
values at this unusually low
price. Csc.
COLD CREAM COMPLEXION
SOAP Woodward & Lothrop
brand. Six oval cakes. In as
sorted odors and colors. Special,
29c; six boxes $1.65.
NAIL FILES, triple cut files OF
fine quality steel. Five styles.
Unusual values at 1Sc; six for
SOC.
NAIL SCISSORS, good quality
nail and cuticle scissors with
fine points. Special, 48c.
WOOD BACK NAIL BRUSHES
with good quality bristles. AS
sorted styles. Special, 18c; three
for SOC.
CUTICLE NIPPERS Of good
grade steel. In the September
selling, S1.3S.
PASTEL HANDLE NAIL
BRUSHES with excellent bris-
ties. Special, SOC.
IMPORTED WASH CLOTHS.
with chenille borders. In paStels.
Special, zoe; dozen, SIPS.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
ABSORBENT COTTON. Spe-
cial, pound roll, 27c.
A & 6 q RTED DRESSING
COMBS in white and pastels.
Special. 1Oc.
BAMBOO HANDLE TOOTH
BRUSHES with good quality
small bristleS. Long handles.
Special, package of three, zoe;
four packages, 75c.
WHISK BROOMS with colored
handles and loops. Special. 2SO.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-31

cooperating with public and pri-
vate agencies.
Decision not to take part in any
pension campaign was decided at
their recent convention
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-31

weight men take chances with
their health through overeating
that they would never think OF
taking through diet. You can re-
duce and improve in health by
applying the principles of nutri-
tion-with due respect to the cal
orie-to your d. lily menu. To
help you. leaflets entitled, "The
Calorie Chart" Pointers to Slim
ness" and "Man-Size Reducing
Menus" are available for the ask
ing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-31
Hides Paul Revere's Desk

BOSTON G.N.SO.-Because the
stampede of curiosity seekers had
endangered fragile and valuable
nautical instruments in his State
Street shop, Barrett Dawson, pro-
prietor Of a nautical shop, had a
battered mahogany desk-at one
time the property of Paul Revere,
moved to his room outside Boston,
where no one would find it.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-31
Scientific Diet Calls for
Selection, Not Scarcity

(Author of Your Figure Madame!)
Until the caore climbed up the world of science to take
credit for the behavior of the bathroom scales the fat
could point to the Hollywood Eighteen Day Diet and similar
experiments in starvation evidence of his wisdom in
choosing not to reduce.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-31

Total calOries for day .1,4Ss
Your Dietitian,
IDA JEAN KAN.
To obtain the leaflets "The
CalOrie Chart" Pointers to
Slimness" and "Man-Size Re-
ducing Menus" send your re-
quest to the editor of this
newspaper, enclosing large
self-addressed stamped enve.
lOpe.
Copyright, 1885, by King Feature
Syndicate, Inc }
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-31

You'll enjoy Ellsworth Vines
tennis cOverage Of the national
singles at Forest Hills. Turn 70
the sports pages Of The Times.
The Washington times., 1936-12-18
WOMEN URGED
AS JURORS

CHEVY CHASE, Md, Dec. 18.
Jury duty for Maryland women
was favored in resolution adopted
by the Women's Club of Chevy
Chase.
Under the present State consti-
tutional set-up women are excluded
from jury service, and to alter
this it would require a constitu-
tional amendment.
The club also adopted a resolu-
ton, indorsing the program for
the alienation of idleness and over
crowding in penal and correctional
institutions of Maryland, as out
lined by the Prison Industries Re-
organization Commission. The reSo-
luton adds that the club will lend
active support in the procuring of
proper legislation and sufficient
funds to insure the carrying out of
these recommendations.
The Washington times., 1936-12-18

looks. 1 wanted to sneak home
and call it a day.
"Maybe It was the shade Of
old Eben Spinney that restrained
me. At any rate, there was a
principle at stake. My great
spiritual adventure was in ruins
IL /, a free American, allowed
myself to be beaten and humili-
ated by those naughty BARRIERS.
1t was the zero hour again, and
again 1 went over the top.
81 squared away at the door,
took aim several times and
plunged through, scOwled down
the ranks Of the hostile BARRIERS,
traversed the line safely and
picked up the umbrella. 1 had
my back up and was turning to
glare at the BARRIERS when a
flOrid and menacing man, hav-
ing a massage, rose up in his
chair and beloved:
"Hey! Where you gOin' with
that umbrella
II looked again. 1t was not
my umbrella. Mine, remem-
bered in q flash, had been left at
the office. Somehow, bludgeOned
by angry and cOntemptuOus
looks, / crept out and under the
crack of the door. 1 was licked,
no longer a free man. 1 am now
the jOllieSt and most generous
of men around q barber shop or
in restaurant. But somehow 1
never felt like going back to that
particular shop. My Iife's aSpira-
tiOn lies in wreckage there"
My barber, confirming the gen
eral up-take Of the tonsorial arts
says they don't play hicks any
more, and that the expanding busi
ness will be built on new allureS
rather than on any effort to be
dazzle or humiliate the man from
the sticks.
NO MORE "HICKS"
In his opinion, there aren't an!
more real "hicks," and the city
man no longer feels any need OF
living up to his surroundings. He
knows what he wants. You have
a chance to sell him something
but you can't take him for a sap.
This piece started out to be 8
meaty article about barber shops
becoming business in a big way
with a lot Of statistics and the
like, but somehow it got side
tracked and maybe we can work
In the statistics some other time
At any rate the lingering feeling
Of insecurity of the urban Amer
lean is human, and that helps
to hold the franchise for this de
partment.
In fact, belittling as it may seem
to the species, there is nothing
more human than our concern fo1
our appearance in the eyes Of
those who minister to our per
sons or our comforts. A man may
not be q hero to his valet, but he
tries to be.
Recall that scene in the dug
out in Journeys End" where the
officer was going to rat on his
comrades? Just then the cook
came in wearing his iron hat
ready to step out and get killed
The officer stiffened up anc
marched out for his dose Of lead
If he we're going to funk, it wasn't
going to be in the presence Of the
cook.
Copyright. 1895, King Features Syn
dicate, Inc,O
The Washington times., 1936-12-18
500 ConViCts Freed
To Observe Holiday

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 1S.
Governor Bibb Graves yeSter-
day issued temporary paroles
to 500 convicts so they could
spend Christmas at home. He
put them ION their honor" to
return to their cells January /,
1887.
The Washington times., 1936-12-18

back of m u d
packs, oil sham
pooS, synthetic
tan and the like
in the barber
shops. All the
e ! a borate ma
chinery for min
istering to male
vanity, W hich h
Lewis subjected
to rowdy spool
ing in IN a. n
Street." Is back
again.
New shops are
b eing set up,
The Washington times., 1936-12-18
Hike Along Accotink

A seven-mile hike along Acco-
tink Greek will be made Sunday,
by the WanderbirdS Hiking Club.
Members will meet at 1416 F st.
N. w. at $50 a. M. and start
under the leadership Of Dan
Johnson.
The Washington times., 1936-12-18
The Human Side of the News
BIZ Edwin C.. Hill

Possibly one of the surest signs !
Of one more spring in the business
and financial world is the come
The Washington times., 1936-02-26
Weather Maps Sent
To4 Ships by Radio

NEW YORK.-Reports received
from four liners on the Atlantic
stated that reception of complete
weather maps by radio facsimile
had been highly successful, &C
cording to Charles j. Pannill,
president of the Radiomarine
Corporation of America, which
has just started the new safety.
at-Sea service.
The maps, showing winds and
barometic pressureS over the en-
tire North Atlantic area, are spe-
cially prepared in New York by
the United States Weather Blu.
reau. They will be transmitted
daily to the liners Deutschland,
lie de France. Bergensjford and
Habana on which the necessary
extra equipment recently was in
stalled.
The Washington times., 1936-02-26
Edge Says New Jersey
Is Strong for Landon

Sentiment in New Jersey
strongly favors" Gov. Alfred M
Landon, of Kansas, for the Re
publican presidential nomination
former Senator Walter E. Edge
Republican, of that State, de
clared here yesterday.
A majority of the Republican
county chairmen there have de
clared for Landon, the former
Senator said.
Strength Of the Landon sup
porters has been clearly demon
strated through a number Of in
formal conferences" Edge said
while making no commitment on
his own favorite for the PreSi
dency Eat this early date" He
said:
ut has been the usual practice
i'm New Jersey to send unin-
Structed delegates to the Re
publican National Convention.
Our electors have consistently
voted their approval Of repre-
sentative government and Sc
lected SpOkesmen in whom they
had confidence.
However, in view Of the free
fOr-alI prenOminatiOn campaign
and because of the States pres
idential preference primary law,
o continuation of this policy un-
der existing conditions may be
impractical.
"Our good friend, Senator
BOrah, has perhaps done the
party a favor by opposing the
uninStructed delegate for the
favOrite SON plan.
eff he decides to enter his
candidacy in New Jersey and
should leaC in the preferential
primary, although not binding
under our law, it would un-
questiOnabIy carry much infIu-
ence with the delegates. His
activity at least has forced an
earlier showdown.
"The showing Of hands for
LandOn would not have come
50 early in New Jersey had it
not Oeen for the 'BOrah Chal-
lenge.'
81 am not sure it isn't a
blessing in disguise"
The Washington times., 1936-02-26
S1OO,OOO,OOO
YEARS LIMIT
0NHOUSING
BY EDWARD b. LOCKETT
International News Service

The Administrators housing
program for the fiscal year start
ing July 1 may involve less than
500, ,O0O, 900.
Officials of the various Federal
agencies interested in housing
legislation soon to go to Congress
were doubtful today that more
than this could be expended
economically during the 12-month
period. Consequently, earlier and
more liberal estimates have been
revised downward.
The program assumed fin i
form as a report by Peter Grimm,
special assistant to Secretary Of
the Treasury Morgenthau and
housing adviser to the President,
neared completion. Virtual agree
ment on the Grimm recommenda-
tions has been secured from all
concerned except the President.
Congressional leaders expected
the program would be submitted
within 10 days.
Red Tape to be Cut
One Of the major provisions
of the proposed legislation will
further coordinate the Govern
ment'S housing activities. At pres
ent, six agencies have been en-
gagged in work leading up to
formation of the legislation. Of
ficials like Grimm consider that
such red tape and overlapping
of functions must be removed
in any permanent program.
Some Treasury officials were
doubtful that Mr.. Roosevelt would
suggest creation Of a permanent
coordinated setup for housing at
this time. They indicated he
wants more time to determine
what part of the program the
Federal, State and local units
would bear.
No Treasury official would ven
ture q prediction as to the source
of the money expected to be need
ed for the housing program. Yet,
all seemed confident the program
would be written into law.
The Washington times., 1936-02-26
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