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Evening star., 1937-11-15
Natures Children
Fairy Rings
(Marasmius Oreades). .

the dancers with comfortable seats
upon which they rested.
For some years we have been told
We must not believe in fairies, gnomes,
sprltes and brownies. OF course, when
We hear We must not, and are not
given = good reason for the restriction,
the mind Is suddenly awakened to a
new interest In these wee folk OF the
shadows.
When you become attuned to ma
ture, know her moods and her voices,
you never doubt that there are fairies.
The butterflies and moths, the flowers
and tiny creatures that live where the
fairy rings are most often found,
surely are In keeping with the stories
the poets and others tell US.
What scientific research reveals is
the truth; this Is just Is wonderful
to know as to believe in something
supernatural. The rings that are
formed are made by several different
varieties Of fungus.
What really happens is something
like this. One tiny spore. 10 small
that It has to b viewed through q
Evening star., 1937-11-15

coma, dry-eyed. her thoughts cha sotic
He wasn't even concerned abou,
my headache He was thinkins
only Of the chance to be alone with
Sally Burton Oh, what's the
use? What's the use OF irving tc
cling to something you know you've
lost?"
How long Helen lay there she had
no Way Of knowing. She must have
slept, for when she opened her ewes
1t was to have them blinded bv light
ming. Sharp, deafening thunder fol.
lowed. Rain lashed against the build
ing.
Terror seized her. Ever since she
had been child she had been sfra id
in electric storms. But now. even
| greater than this instructive fear. was
fear for Roger.
She left the bed and ran TO the
window. A Hash of lightning showed
her the lake in wild turmoil. She
though; OF the two frail canoes that
had left earlier in the evening. She
thought OF Roger and Sally Burton ).
X -
A SOUND at the door brought her
head around sharply. The room
was suddenly flooded with light
"Roger!"
He stood just inside the door, drip
ping wet. hair matted to his forehead
one hand on the light switch
Hi, kiddo." There was that about
his voice and his eyes that was dif-
. ferent.
"Roger-you didnt-not in this
stormy"
He nodded The others are sa fe-
at Bailey's camp. They decided not
to risk the storm" He came toward
her, placed a hand on her shoulders
'I-knew you were always afraid of
thunder storms. and-and it was the
| first time you'd ever refused to 60 any
place with me- 1t made me wonder. u
Helen knew she was trembling. Even
though she wanted she could not have
stopped herself from asking the next
question.
"And-what of Sally?"
He stared at her blankly. surprised,
puzzled. Sally? That silly little
thing. How should I know? She
wasn't with our bunch"
Not with-?" Helen broke of
abruptly, feeling suddenly very foolish.
Then Rogers arms slipped about her,
and the old familiar sense of security
and ecstacy swept over her as he held
her close
There's no answer to this" she
whispered half to herself mo answer
at all-except real love" And she
lifted her lips.
tCopyrisht. 1897
Evening star., 1937-11-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
NaI,. Emergency Laboratory. Room 60i
Yves ory Bldg. l4th and F. Met. 1888.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by anyone other than my
self BARNEY ACKERMAN. 1912 Calvert
st NV. l5-
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debt" contracted by any one other than
myself. THOMAS w FOWLER, o436
Penna. ave. NV. Washington. D. c. IL
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Hugh Reilly Company. Inc.
will be held at the Office of the company
l:'34 New York ave. NV. at noon WedneS-
day. December Is. 1877. for the election
OF of1cers for the ensuing year. and for
such other business as may come before
the meeting. Signed HUGH REILLY CON-
PANY. INC. C. c. CRANDALL. Secretary.
A DEAL FUNERAL AT SIS
Provides ame service as one costing $500
Don't waste insurance money Call
DEAL with c5 years experience lin
coin $500
Evening star., 1937-11-15
'BARKLEY TO TALK
IN FORUM TONIGHT
Democratic Leader to Dis.
Cuss Problems Before
Special Session.

WITH the Opening Of the spe-
IA cial session Of Congress to-
" " days big news, Senator
Alben w. Barkley OF Ken
lucky, Democratic leader, steps be-
fore the microphone of the National
Radio Forum tonight to discuss the
problems now confronting the legisla-
tive body. The forum. arranged by
The Star, and broadcast over a coast
forecast network OF the National
Broadcasting Co. will be heard locally
at 1890 O'Clock over WMAL.
The special session has been called
by the President to deal primarily with
crop control legislation in the interest
OF the farmers and with wages and
hours legislation, designated to pro-
mote the interests of industrial labor.
Bills providing for reorganization OF
the executive departments and agen-
cies of the Government also probably
will come before the session. the Presi-
cent having mentioned the need for
their enactment without further de-
lay.
DR. FRITZ MARTI, director of the
philosophy and art departments
OF the University of Maryland, will be
the speaker on the "Washington Dis.
coverers Art" program on WRC st
7:4s, discussing the reproductions re-
leased this week in rhe Star: art
appreciation campaign.
EOPOLD STOKOWSkI will .pp-ar
with the Philadelphia Orchestra
on the air for the first time since last
Evening star., 1937-11-15
spring, conducting IN ALL Russian pro-
Iram, to be heard over WMAL ut .

spring, conducting an all-Russian pro-
gram, to Be heard over WMAL at .
o'clock.
Stokowski will open the program
with the "Polovetzian Dances" from
Prince Igor" which will be followed
by the third movement from the First
Symphony" Of Dmitri Shostakovich,
introduced by Stokowski in 1928 and
seldom heard on the air. The program
will close with music from Moussorg-
sky's Boris Goudonov," as freely
transcribed by Stokowski, a work which
has been performed on several occa
sions by the Philadelphia Orchestra
and has been greeted with consider
able acclaim
EDWARD ARNOLD, Ann Shirley
Lew Ayres, Walter Brennan, Mary
Nash and Mady Christians head the
cast of the radio adaptat ation of Come
and Get It." tonight's Radio Theater
offering on WJSV at 8.
r ICHARD CROOKS. on wRC at
$50. will sing Tell Fair Irene, u
a rarely sung aria from Handel's opera
ATLANTA. which never has been pro-
duced in this country His other solos
will be Rachmaninoff's ITO the Chill
dren" and Chant d'Ossian," from
MaSsenet's "Werther." The concert
orchestra accompanying Crooks will
include among its selections La
Dance" another Massenet composition,
from his Scene Neapolitan"
nR. HAROLD E. ANTHONY, who
has been exploring SILVA Temple
will be the New Horizons" speaker to-
night-WJSV at ll.3O.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
HELP poMEs1lc.

GIRL g.h:v. and care 4-year child; must
1--we IN. reference: $50 month. Apply a'tsr
> pm, 325l Denver st. Sc HillcreSt
GIRL between - and - 10 help motbs,
win baby and household work must he
exp. and have local references STATE SAL
ary expected when available. Box l3I y.
Star.
HOUSEKEEpER. white living near Lyon
Park. Va small family; references. clar-
endon 1909
MAID. white. experienced: must ne eond
housekeeper and know how 20 take care
OF children: roorf and board furnished
STAY nights; references required aood
home for riaht party. Call 4o1 Delafpld
pl. NV. Randolph o023. Sunday unti .
pm. and all dav Monday. 15'
WHITE. young. refined. care child and
apartment no cooking: stay nights, good
home. Box 135-Z. Star.
WOMAN. white. TO care for children and
house for employed couple. Call North
4456-W
COMPETENT white girl or woman shv
for :, adults. Experienced cook. Live in
:'',os 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1937-11-15

such an event TO take place, sought
these rings industriOusly.
The story went that the fairies came
out in the moonlight to dance, and
their footsteps caused the puffbells
to spring up. forming the ring upon
the conclusion Of the frolic. These
beautiful ivory tinted fungi furnished
Evening star., 1937-11-15
HELP MEN.

AUTOMOBILE statesmen to sell Dodge
and Plymouth cars and DodGe trucks. We
Will furnish you prospects. Very attrac-
tive proposition. Apply Fred Motor Co..
4loo georgia ave. NV.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen ~. with proven
ton. new sales plan, leading line. public
operation. Recosniz. w an opportunity. M IT,
Write fully in confidence. Box l45-Y. Star.
AUTO STOCK ROOM MAN. with best
references: must be able TO furnish bond;
one 1amlhar with shop routine preferred;
advancement assured. Box 46-W. Star.
calculating machine operator. between the
ages 25 to 80. Reply In own Handwriting,
giving, giving full details as to education. ex-
ton. Box la1-Y. Star
COLLECTOR. wanted: must have car and
have knowledge OF city and suburbs Apply
Askina F1tweu Clothing Co., 731 1th St
NV.
DIsHwAsHING COMPOUND salesman hav-
Ing local following wanted by New York
nam; Isn:noi draWins Hn account State age and ex-
HoUsEMAN twhIte,. over 80. handy with
tools: room board. small salary; D. c.
references. 11l6 9th st. NV.
JANITOR, sober. settled. white man; will
give basement room in exchange for work.
Columbia 4S11.
MAN married. own or able to drive light
car. to call on select group OF prospects
IN Alexandria and Arlington County. Box
231-Y. Star.
MAN. young. to call on old established
customers for local company. Apply 2
sharp, 919 National Press Bldg.
MAN to distribute samples and take orders
for nationally advertised product must be
neat and enereetic. Box 264-Y. Star.
MAN. not over 40 years. to represent an
international concern. who are ,eaders
in their fed; prefer men with specially
sa,es experience. Conversation. attrac-
tive commission contract with weekly
irawing account and guarantee. Position
is permanent. with unusual advancement
opportunities. For interview, telephone
Mr.. Icny. Met Sl66
PORTER, colored, with Virginia permit.
Moskey's Pharmacy, Lee highway and
Glebe rd Arlington, Va.
Statesmen, mems clothing experienced
only: good salaries. steady positions.
sloan's Credit. 73S 'ih st. NV.
SODA BOY. experienced; hours: night
work. Apply 6"3i Georgia ave.
TRUCK MECHANICS WANTED. state
refs. Box 4lW. Star.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
Caterpillars Can Hear.

This statement has been made be-
cause experiments have shown that
these insects have the ability to hear;
for certain sounds result in sudden
movements of the body. Hairs that
absorb sound are provided in place OF
ears. In experiments, when these
hairs were coated with Shellac and
noises were made, the caterpillar did
not respond.
Evening star., 1937-11-15

DO you mind
II l do go?" he
said. Its the sort
OF thing I rather
like doing. you
know"
"Of course not
darling. Now, If
you don't mind
Id like to 60 to
bed"
Not until the
sound OF picnick =
ers had died away
around a bend in
the lake did Helen
give way to her
emotions. She had
not gone to the
window to see
them off. She felt
that she didn't
have the strength
even for that small
effort. Instead, she
Law like Opa in a
Evening star., 1937-11-15
3 LOCAL, MEN
S. KANN SONS co,
HELP MEN AND wOAEN

MAN AND WIFE to run coffee agency: I'D
to S45 hrst week; automobile given a.
oonuS. Write Albert Mills. I'l4 Nom
mouth. Cincinnati Ohio. lS.
COUPLE colored to do cooking and hous.-
work; good salary; stay nights; references
3403 Woodley rd NV
SELL THE LEADING 5 Christmas card
box assortments; big daily pay; Christmas
gift wrappinps, 80 personal Christmas
cards with name, 81. Come quickly. 1909
G ST. NV, Room 6l,
Evening star., 1937-11-15
Organ Heard 20 Miles.

There is an organ which can be
heard 20 miles. 1t is in the tower of
an old castle at Kufstein. on the border
between Bavaria and Austria, memo
rial to Austrian soldiers who died in
the World War.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
DAILY SHORT STORY RY--
LOVE THE ANSWER
BY Barbara Benedict
HELEN had read

.HsaLtEaN 81 1n'd had read
remedies for one in
her situation. BE
different" one
authority wrote.
If you are losing
the affection Of the
man you love, pre-
tend indifference" "
confidently wrote
another. Pretend
devotion to another
man." advised A
third.
! Helen laughed
bitterly. Without
half trying she
could think of a
half dozen more.
They looked well
in print. They
sounded logical.
They probably de-
lighted the non-
affected. But how
Evening star., 1937-11-15

LOST.
BIRD DOG tpointer'. male. white and
nver; answers 10 name Duke" 54Sl
':nd 81. NV.
BOSTON BULLDOG ,malel. brindle and
white. strayed from 10 Ineraham St NV
TUESDAY. Nov. 2. am: last years tag
Liberal reward.
BROWN PURSE Franklin souarr Park.
Return to desk Hamilton Hotel Reward
CAT 'tigerl. whit. breast and paws Kindly
return to S606 9Th st. NV. Georgia 1919.
Reward
ENGLISH SETTER, black and white spots
answers TO name of Jack" Notify Mr.
Hutton. 81. Kentucky ave Sc. Phone
Atlantic 5j.3.2. Liberal reward
FIELD GLASSES Saturday. Whelan's phone
booth or Kresee sand lO-cent store 1Ith
and G SITS Reward. Greenwood 3O1o
CLASSES. bifocal, light horn rims Wood
ward e. Lothrop tan case. downtown busi-
ness section or Chevy Chase bus Reward
Phone Cleveland 01a5.
HAT. brown Knoxl. in Lucky Strike Bowl
ing Alley Saturday around 9 pm Call
North +.I19 Reward.
PIN diamond platinum, Woodward a.
Lothrop. Friday. Nov s, vicinity car. bus
WestcheSter Cathedral ave. sentimental
value; reward. Emerson 0:S@.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started. bal
anced. audited. kept part time; tax prom
lens: most reasonable; refs. Adams aiaS
ACCOUNTANT expert; books started. kept
part time: reasonable. Dist 4335 week
days: SUNDAYS Pot. 1900. Apt 4aI 49,
ATTORNEY wishing to specialize in faxa-
ton desires association with firm ot tax
attorneys Box ?:6-Z. Star.
/ COOK wants place as cook. French Span
lSh or American; salary. $50 month Col
.5Sf6-W TX.
CRAFTSMAN. electrical and mechanical:
technical graduate: good letterer Gail
Masnuson. North 6S16.
MAN. colored. wishes a position as but .
Isr housemsn or porter: city references.
Phone North SIS. Is.
MAN colored. wants Job. painting paper
ing. roof painting and whifeWashine, day nr
contract. Potomac 0lGS-W
MAN. -. for work anywhere any time
any place: have varied and extensive sy-
perience: any reasonable offer accepted
Frank Cook. .sl9 Conn. ave. Adams S4So
20.
MARINE. excellent. honorable dischars.
eXperlenced nurseryman, driver, cook.
SimpkinS. Pot. 52S, IS.
STENOG.. male. 30 yrs. college grad. de-
sireS work in law Office, SI2 wk: chance 10
study law. Box 1i9-Z. Star. l6'
YOUNG MAN. colored wishes Job as butler
or chauffeur in private family; reference.
Decatur on96.
YOUNG MAN. colored wants work as
houSeman: 8 years experience; best ref
erence, Met. 1899.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

RELIABLE AGENCY Dec. 556l IINc 1Ifh,
has cooks. maids mattresses. nurses z hv
part-tIme day workers. dishwaSher. IS.
DOMESTIC AGENCY Dec 242l-24.' can
furnish first class help: houspmen. couple
maids. porters, helpers. Mattresses; quick
service 1925 9th st. NV.
WE NEED all kinds Of Jobs for men and
women; HELPING Hand Social Services
Council. 1914 9Th NV. Met. $3.50
Evening star., 1937-11-15
By LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

TN THE early days, before We be-
came SO practical and insisted
on only the facts, it was believed
that one who came across q fairy
ring would have rare good luck. Some
said that to and \ ring meant mar
riase, and many 4 person, wishing
Evening star., 1937-11-15
HELP WOMEN.

AGENTS our dollar box ass,rt m .nt
OF u beautiful Christmas cards So.
com: 80 French fold cards imn-intsd With
name, 81 Earrs. Inc. AZ N. J. ave. u .
GIRL as dental assistant: experience not
necessary: state age and salary expected.
Box 1927. Star. 49,
LADIES! All your friends and nnishoors
need hosiery. lingerie and gifts. Why not
sell 1t 10 them a. orr special prices: ynu
can average up 10 SIS weekly earnings
Credit ARRANGED. Coronet. rs 9th st. NV
SALES LADIES. experienced only. COATS
and dresses. good salaries steady positions.
Sloan's Credit. .:!5 eth ST NV.
SEAMSTRESS experienced colorsd or
white. Apply @1@S'a Pa. ave. NV
CLUB MEMBERS
Form hosiery club in your nrgsn,Za-
tion: no selling; interesting vav nf making
meeting lively. Manager. us 9th st nv.
rs DAYS TO CHRISTMAS.
You can make money during this per,od
selllnt items such as hosiery. ilnseris
men shirts and ties. Christmas cards Lib
era' commission. bonus. Gramonr. us
9th st NV.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WQMEN

MAN AND WIFE want place as caretaker
lifelong local residents. with excellent RET
erences Box 24f-Z Star IL.
Evening star., 1937-11-15

chiidrsn,s Old garments remade Ike ken. NV; :
coats refined. s? up; shocking. Pot, sas;
;A.LTERAII1oNs; dressmaking. coats r.
9s l699ss. Apt ;' aoS Sp' SIS t'i 18th RoG NV. w. "
BEAUTY OPERATOR EXPERT wanted At
once. Meme other need apply. Call In per
son. No. 9th Sc.
COUNTRY GIRL colored. wants Job Of
any kind; go home nights. Call Lincoln
'O50 from Ia pm.
GERMAN NURSE, trained for infant: ]cns
dietitian: city refs. Adams BIOS.
LETTERS 7nsE msnHssrips esrstuy and E.s,
Star i!peo At 'e'S0"'o'e fA'eS BOX 'fs:N' Il:
ss;S s%ss VII VT, sspls Infants ss5
Or Invalid; vii travel; Tsier.ne.: sss pr
ssa-F-s. or write Boy 1la-z' Star. *.
P,B x OPERATOR, general oflco work;
Fefsrenses pfssns 0e5Sona sfs
SECRETARY -sTENOG = Youna woman
experienced political executive. desires good
position. temporary or permanent. Box
81, Star.
sTENoGRAr HER TYPIsr experienced.
soncsrn; e; s,art at beginners salary. BOX
TYPIsT sTENooRApHER,, I,,i., h,sh schcc,
averase dictaton, fast typist aae %.
Randolph 55l6
WIDOW. white. middle aged. desires posi-
ton as housekeeper for elderly man; refs.
Interview at 1879 Girard st. nv.
WIDOW. middle aged, rehned. desires po-
Sition as companion. hostess or house
keeper; some nursing experience. Call
3l1-W. Laurel Md. lS.
WOMAN colored. wants work plain cook
ins or general housework, stay nights ey-
perienced. 1928 6th st. NV. Dec. 10Ra.
YOUNG SOUTHERN WOMAN. shrewd and
clever. expert in political contact matters.
experienced in congressional and State 1.s-
islative programs. desires hish-class affilt-
alton with strong and sppreciative organ
ization seeking legislation this or next Ses-
son Of CGngress. Box 1887. Star.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
SALESkAEN.

statesmen. two. full time or as side line
calling on architects. contractors and in
ouStrIal plants: straight commission Wri,s
BOX 2O? Cavalier Hotel l4th 81. NV. 49,
Evening star., 1937-11-15
LADIES

Over 20 wears Of ase, Neat appearance A
remunerstive POSITION. pieasan'. il1ri-
Ned contact work No selling See secretary
10 20 l. and 3 to y, lol. Tower blds d,
l4th and K SIS NV
Evening star., 1937-11-15
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL wants work chamber
maid, waitress; references. $40 Que st.
NV Potomac 216O. 16.
.COOK-Employer desires 10 highly rec
ommend his cook. Laura Latney, fO3
18th st. ne.
CURTAINS STRETCHED. anc per pair.
3Sc per panel called for and AsllvsreA
anywhere. All. 3ai1-J. is'
CONTINUED on Next Pase)
Evening star., 1937-11-15
Air HeadIiners

Air HeadIiners
Afternoon Programs
see p.m.-W NAL, Rochester
Civic Orchestra.
4:45 D.m.-WMAL, Evening Star
Flashes.
Evening Programs
7:4s p.m.-W r c, Washington
Discovers Art.
500 p.m.-WMAL, Gen. Hugh s.
Johnson; WRC, Burns
And Allen: WJSV, Hor-
ace Heidt's Orchestra.
$3.50 p.m.-WMAL Grand Hotel:
WJSV. Pick and Pat.
SEQ p.m.-WJSV. Radio T'heater
ater; WMAL, Philadel- !
phia Orchestra.
$50 p.m.-WuR c. Hour Of
Charm: VOL, George
Price.
1889 p.m.-WMAL, National Ra-
dio Forum. WJSV,
Brave New World.
Short-Wove Proeroms
$40 p.m.-LONDON, Fire"
Play. GSP, 1876 m.
1881 meg; GSD, 25.5
M, his meg; GSB,
3l5 M, 9.5l meg.
1855 p.m.-P RAG UE, Variety
Program. OLR4A. 1884
M. 1l.84 meg.
$50 p.m.-B e r L N, Gerhart
Haupt m aims 18th
birthday anniversary
celebration. DJD, 25.4
m. ll.77 meg.
12:45 a.m.-TOKIO, A Nagauta
Ballad. JZK, 1877 NJ,
1916 meg.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
U. S. Trees in Germany.
NOVEMBER IS, 1897

A private park near Heidelberg
Germany. contains the largest collec
ton of United States trees found out
side of America. Among them are
redwoods and several other conifers.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
MUSTEROLE
FOUND.

FOUND.
DOGS-One police. male, seems peri Dob
ermsn Plnscher: ] female pet in Forestville
Mo. also black male Persian cat Cali
Atlantic :l42 between 10 and 4 pm and
after pm
Evening star., 1937-11-15
HELP MEN.
lCNntiniled

YOUNG MEN. to learn automatic com ma
chlne business. Real opportunity for right
men apply 414 H st. ne
YOUNG MAN, with some selling experience.
opportunity Tor permanent position; sub
sLantial income. In reply give full details a.
70 age. experience, etc. Box 22s-W. star
OPPORTUNITY-Conne with national
tax once, knowledge OF bookkeeping pre-.
ierreo: ou. not essential. 208 Ins. Bids.,
sPARE-T1ME POSITIONS OPEN-n you
are over 25, and can furnish good refer
ences. and would like to earn x's nr
more weekly without in anv way interfer-
ins with your present position. We may
oe able 10 use your services in . new or
sanitation. "
Men call In person. Tuesday srm
sharp. ''''
No other time will do
Ground moor. 1ol Louisiana ave. NV.
corner OF first floor
3 LOCAL MEN
TO take over established food route steady.
year-round work with no lay-on: earnings
from SO 70 xhO weekly: no experience
necessary; WE TRAIN you See manager.
10 j. an. at 5l3 st. NV.
Radio and Appliance Statesmen.
we nave several openings for men 10
sell radios. refrigerators and appliances in
= lertie territory on top commits sion basis
ano drawing account. Apply 1912 am
1905 Georgia ave.
S. KANN SONS co.
Man With selling experience TO work in
electrical department as demonstration
Man selected must be dependable and havs
car Apply employment ONCE, fourth hoor.
TUESDAY, 10 am.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
APARTMENT HOUSE

OWNERS AND OPERATORS,
Manager lady). 10 years experience IN
building: best references available: proven
record immediate chance necessary: full
details gwen upon interview; replies con-
fldentIsl Box 1877. Star 1Ts
Evening star., 1937-11-15

p B OPERATOR. general ofnc" work
pleasing personality, experienced: socd
references. Cleveland 5461. 1S'