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Evening star., 1937-09-12
BY JAMES WALDO FAWCETT.

More than a hundred friends paid
tribute to the memory of Michael l..
Eidsness, vjr., superintendent of the
Division of Stamps, Post Office De-
partment, 192l-l933, at a meeting
held under the auspices of the WASH
ington Philatelic Society. Hotel Carl
ton, Sixteenth street, Wednesday eve
ming.
The program opened with the play
ing of Chopins Funeral March" by
Miss Sade c. Styron, concert pianist.
Albert F. Kunze, representing the
society as past president, was the first
speaker. He described his earliest &C
quaintance with MIR. Eidsness and
eulogized him as man possessed of
the will to do things" His spirit
still is here" he declared, "and his
example will serve to fire us on. We
will remember him not only as the
founder of the Philatelic Agency. but
as a friend-sincere, genuine. loyal
and true. He was the greatest pro-
motor of philately that America ever
saw, and his work is not finished
because he will be with us always"
Harry L. Lindquist, editor and pub
Usher of Stamps Magazine and chair
man of the National Federation of
Stamp Clubs also recalled Mr.. Eds
ness personal gifts of friendship.
Washington doesn't seem to be the
same without him." he said. I'VE
will ron, far bf,,, for IT. z~l.
enthusiasm, his thoroughness and his
faithfulness and for the intensity with
which he lived and worked"
Max G. Johl, author OF the King
Johl histories of United States stamps.
told OF Mr.. Eidsness' talent for being
right" in philatelic matters and
praised his devotion to duty, his sense
OF responsibility and his eagerness
IN, helping others.
Letters to similar effect from former
Second Assistant Postmaster General
Warren Irving Glover and former
Postmaster William M. Mooney were
read. Each paid homage to Mr..
EioSness as "hardworking and trust
worthy colleague. A like sentiment
was expressed in message from for
mer President Herbert Hoover, who
SAID: L would be glad to be among
those who meet in memory of Mr..
Eiosness. He was devoted man of
flne character. He gave the best part
OF his life to public service and won
the approval of all those with whom
he came in contact. 1 am sorry I
Evening star., 1937-09-12

Has several openings in its sales organi-
zation for experienced major appliance
statesmen who can appreciate the sd-
vantases OF being 4 direct factory repre-
sentative in one OF the most aggressive
ORGANIZATIONS in Washington.
Because OF the completeness of our line
our statesmen enjoy the benefits OF a good
income IL months in the year.
No matter what your present connec-
ton may be, IL will be decidedly to your
advantage to take Is minutes to in
vestigate our Fall and Winter sales cam
paign. Call all day Monday at lO22 18th
st. NV. and see our personnel manager.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
THE HECHT co,

IHE HECHI co.
Sales floor vacancy, gas range
dept, will be filled Monday
morning. Man selected will
be thoroughly trained. This
is a direct factory. Retail
position. See Mr.. Swonger,
Gas Range Dept, main floor.
WANTED-Two men to All
vacancies in established local
business; preference will be given
to married men between Is and
As years. You must be able to
furnish good character refer
ences. You must be ambitious
and able to appreciate an op-
portunity to earn from $35 to s45
per week. Your, reply will be
held in strict confidence. Give
name and address of last en-
ployer. State whether or not you
are now employed. Give home
address and telephone number
If possible. Box 36l-R, Star.
WANTED - CANVASSERS
AND statesmen; STEADY
JOB; SALARY PLUS CON-
M / S SION; EXPERIENCE
UNNECESSARY IF YOU
ARE A WORKER; CHANCE
FOR ADVANCEMENT. AP-
PLY BETWEEN 2 AND 4
AT 1719 goth ST. NV.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

INVALID ROLLING CHAIRS--For rent or
sale: new and used: all styles all sizes: re-
dpced dn prices UNITED STATES STORAGE
one dollar: bring containers. r. COTTON
LEWIS near Centerville, Va
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted bv any one other than
Myself. Wss J. oKEEFE. 1920 T st. Sc,
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
any debts other than those contracted by
myself. WALTER A. SHEA. 1105 Abbey
pl. ne.
WE REPRODUCE IN BLACK AND
WHITE OR COLORSl
We employ skilled craftsmen to afford
you exactly the style and color tones you
desire IN masterful reproductions. Special
attention i,om given reprints and extra copy
next Job
Columbia Paragraph Co.
80 st. NE METROPOLITAN 4S92.
GRAPES,
1000 bushels. are ripe. at Horaks Poul-
try Farm. miles from Silver Spring. Md:
take Colesville rd. to White Oak, turn right
st Tee sign to stand.
FURNACES VACUUM y c1 S,'5Ls Cleaned ID 1,, for
Estimates on plumbing and heating. Terms
CARL ROBEY. INC. roofing and gutter
inE. Phone Atlantic 77I0. IL.
Grapes, Apples, Sweet Cider.
At Quaint Acres.
Silver Spring. Coesville Pike. Route 90
Guy, only . miles from the District. Open
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS.
Apples and Sweet Cider.
w HooNt ssnas i' splias, saFa sitas u NJ alss
Evening star., 1937-09-12
STAMPS.

set OF beautifully cancelled stampS
Of the galIant kim Fdwardf Th; ps
complete Russian sets. complete Denmark
ancient Ship set. Italy's Mussolini stamp
ana russian Revolution Commemorative
set, all for I0c. PEARSON BROS az
Nassau St. Dept. IS, New York
VIII service Covers. Constitution Stamp
Philadelphia 1c each. Covers accepted
nnIll september J. 3. Mrs John E. O'Brien
9o0a franklin ST. NE. Washington. D. C.
sIAMPs-COINS-AU
Bought and Sold
H0RRN Sunp
Evening star., 1937-09-12

The Philatelic Luncheon Group will
meet at the Hotel Harrington, Elev-
enth street, Saturday afternoon at /.
All friends interested in stamps cor
daily welcome to attend.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
AGENTS.

NEW invention turns auto head lamps into
amber foglights; snaps on; inexpensive;
sensational seller; samples sent on trial;
rush name. Kristee 20. Akron. Ohio.
CHRISTMAS CARDS; sell so assorted fold
ers name imprinted, 81; cost you soc:
samples free. Dunbar. New Brunswick. N. j.
INTELLIGENT MEN AND WOMEN wanted
for new money-making field: operate your
own dignified semi-professional business;
new inexpensive. SCIENTIFIC device makes
hearing possible for millions; sells on DEM
onstration: big profit. Write today. M. h
G. Hearing Aids Co., 30 N. Michigan ave,
Chicago.
MALE OR FEMALE: door door CANVASS
ing experience necessary. salary and CON-
mission to start; an extremely attractive
proposition with a future to the right per-
son. Harry Harris, 81 Homer Bldg. Ma
tional 1851.
CHRISTMAS CARDS = Assures success
start now. deal with leader; bigger profits
selling finest 2I-folder 81 assortment; un-
usual features galore: latest double foil.
mother pearl. etching, embossins effects;
everybody buys: box on approval; yift
wrapping. religious. birthday. everyday
boxes: personals; bonns: experience un-
necessary; combination offer. Write for
samples. Doehla Co.. Dept. 10, Pitch
burg. Mass.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Statesmen.

We can use 3 or steady men with cars
for special ssleswork. Prefer men 80 or
over. Earnings OF men now exceed $3.50
per month Full cooperation given and
leads furnished. Phone sales MANAGER, at
Evening star., 1937-09-12

Since the work is to be done by the
American Bank Note Co., the series
probably will be. attractive enough to
justify the cost to collectors. 1t
should be remembered that Repre-
sentative Sol Bloom of New York sug-
gested the set to the Ecuador govern
ment.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

MEN between ages 22-45 who
are interested in the sale of
Chevrolet cars for a living.
Sales training course start
ing Immediately. Opportu-
nifty for men who have been
successful speciality sales
men, store clerks and can
vassers to connect with local
Chevrolet dealer and earn big
money. State age, expert
ence and telephone number
in application. Box 205-S,
Star. 7
Evening star., 1937-09-12

The Washington Stamp Club Of the
Air will meet from Station VOL to-
morrow evening at 8:45. Mr.. Kunze
will continue his discussion of stamps
and history.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

Gen. Frances postal establishment
has brought out a series of 13 stamps
of military design to commemorate
the end of the first year Of the Span
ish Civil War.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

The artists responsible for the Scent
Constitution stamp, scheduled to 60
on sale at Philadelphia on Friday are
Alvin r. Meissner, designer; ]. Eissler,
vignette engraver; Carl T. Arlt, frame.
and w. B. Wells, lettering
Rich magenta in color, the forth
coming commemorative is, unquestion-
ably, the most beautiful postal issue
of the United States in many months.
Plate numbers are 21705 to 21708,
inclusive.
Richard McP. Cabeen, paying trib-
ute to the late Clinton B. Eilenberger.
writes in the Chicago Tribune: He
was one of the few postal officials
broad-minded enough to realize that
postage stamps might have another
purpose in addition to carrying the
mall
c. H. Vaughan, secretary of the
Washington Philatelic Society, has
returned from Bar Harbor.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
PART-TIME statesmen

Can you use extra income? Earn S25
q week with time that others waste.
Nationally known corporation has made
it possible to train part-time salesmen to
sell high grade specially. This Is not
house se-to-house canysssing. We prefer
married men with sales experience. under
40. Reply in your own handwriting. giving
full name. age. address. education. expert
ence. marital status. present employment.
and state how much time you can devote to
our business. Replies kept confidential
Our present force knows of this advertise
ment. Box SD-S. Star.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

The Woodbridge Stamp Club will
meet at 20l0 Rhode Island avenue
northeast tomorrow evening at 8.
Program arrangements call for an ex-
hibition of first-day covers and a talk
by S. Reichgut. Visitors welcome.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
LANSBURGH AND BRO.

Man for dgnified, permanent position
Store experience helpful. as part of this
work is contracting store customers. Car
needed. Apply Monday. 10 am, employ
Evening star., 1937-09-12

The Capital Precancel Club will
meet at the home of George Soellner,
1905 Massachusetts avenue northwest.
tomorrow evening at 8. Guests in
vited.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
SALES REPRESENTATIVES,,

Can you use more income? Are you
willing TO work harder than you do now?
Have you ever considered working for a
commission? Our representatives work
harder and make more than the average,
because We demand it,
If you are interested in $1,000 yearly
income ana independence, write giving us
your name. address. age experience. and
II your letter merits consideration We will
arrange an appointment with one OF our
successful representatives. Box 105-H,
Evening star., 1937-09-12

The Washington Philatelic Society
will meet at the Hotel Carlton, Six
teenth street, Wednesday evening at 8.
AS previously announced, the pro-
gram will commemorate the sesqui-
centennial of the adoption of the Con-
stitution of the United States. Harry
B. Cation will be in charge. Arthur L.
Stearns, grandson Of the artist, Junius
Brutus Stearns, who painted the pic
ture reproduced in the Constitution
stamp, will be a guest of honor. Visi-
tors invited.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

The Standard Printing Co, Louis
vile, has brought out beautiful Sc
ries of rs bi-colored poster stamps to
publicize the beauty and historic in
terest Of the Blue Grass State. In
cluded in the series are views of the
supposed birthplace of Abraham Lin
coin, the Daniel Boone and jefferson
Davis Monuments, Mammoth Cave.
Cumberland Falls, Shakertown. Henry
Clays home at Lexington, the State
Capitol at Frankfort, Wolf Pen Mill
st. Joseph's Cathedral at Bardstown,
the Natural Bridge in Powell County,
Monte Casino at Covington, Fort Har-
rod, the tomb of Zachary Taylor,
the longest wooden covered bridge in
the world, Churchill Downs on Derby
day and the house made famous by
Stephen Collins Foster as My Old
Kentucky Home"
Evening star., 1937-09-12
~ os: ?" DIstrict II
VACATIONS ARE OVER

But you can have lots of fun at home with
new Album new Stamps and a rev
1855 standard Catalog. Visit our shop
you ere always welcome and will receive
courteous treatment whether YOU come
IN TO buy. sell or ask questions Re
SINNERS given special attention
c,n CuLLENS STAMP SHOP
b29 6 ST. NV Mrt sst-
Evening star., 1937-09-12
statesmen.

SALARY. TRANSPORTATION. GASOLINE.
We are putting our men on salary
and commission basis and We have few
openings We want to fill on the same basis.
The men We employ must be honest, clean
cut and dependable. We have no room
for ioaters. our show room, shop and
equipment is brandnew. but operated by
men Of long experience. and most I'M
portant of all we don't pack finance
charges and we stand behind the cars We
sell. This is an excellent chance for
permanent connection for dependable men.
and II you are interested come in for an
interview Please do not phone. AIS
Motors. Inc. Chrysler Plymouth. 3Y24
Wilson blvd
Evening star., 1937-09-12
SHIPPING NEWS
Arrivals and Departures ot
New York


ARRIVALS.
Today.
BRITANNIC-Havre -------- 900 AM
CARACAS Curacao ------ 500 Pm.
n, Nortolk --------- 400 PM
PILSuDSkl-Gydnia ------- ZOO M
Tomorrow.
ACADIA--Nova Scotia - 500 p. M.
AMEk. MERCHANT-London 500 A M. .
ANCON-Cristobal - $40 A. M
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES City $40 A NJ
CALEDONIA-Glasgow - 900 A NJ
FRANCoNiASLiverpoo - i:3o 30 PM ? N
JROQUOIS-Jacksonv ZOO M
CRANE NAssAU@Paramaribo 500 An
QUEEN OF BERMUDA
SANTA MARIA-vaiparais - $50 A, NJ
NiRGlNlA-San Francisco ---- $50 AM.
Tuesday. September IL.
ALGONouIN--Galveston -- 8'o0AM.
AQUITANIA-Southam AM
Savannah - ZOO AN.
ROBERT F.. LEESNorfolk 4 100 PM
KOTTERDAM-Berm cruise 500 AN
WFsTERNLAND- ND-Antwerp - AN
XGENDAMWRotterdam XGRSI Nn,v ------ 500 An
Wednesday, September Is.
EASTERN PRINCE-B'nos Aires $50 AM.
ON-Mediterranean AM
NERlSSA -- AM.
uLuA-Santa Marta -- PM
Thursday, September 16.
ACAD!A.Noya Scotia 800 Pm
CHATEAU THIERKY-Cristobal AM
DIXIE-New Orleans 500 A M.
FORT AMHERST-st. Johns 300 AN.
GEO. WASHtNGTON-Norf 4 :Ou NJ .
MuNAkGO-H Havana ------ $50 AM.
MuSh-Puerto Barrios PM.
PRESIDENT HARDING
ULCANIA-Trieste AM.
iiINGTON-IIamburg 1900 AM.
Friday. September IL.
AMALPA-La Ceiba s:oOA.M
DkOTTNINGHOLM- -Gothenburg AM
- Bermuda - 900 AM
R0BT; I; LEE Norfolk - 400 P Nj
SG,ANpENN-Gdynia 50, -- AM
SHAWNEE--Miami -----1 200 A. M
SAILING.
Today.
No sailings scheduled
Tomorrow.
No sailings scheduled
Tuesday, September H.
FXETER-Beirut 4:O0pM
klNGSHOLM-Gothe Noon
P1LSUDSkI-Gdynia Midnight
'ft"'tSoa't ctptSmocE
- Midnight
NORMANDIE-Havre loo p M ,
ARGOSY-Qothenber 800 M
BLACK OSPREY-Rotterdam Noon
EXCHANGE-Costary Noon
THURSDAY, September J6.
AQUITANIA-Souths hampton Noon
Saturday, September IS.
BRITANNIC-Havre Noon
ESTRELLA-CaSablanc No time
VEEND NDAM-Rotterdam 200 AM.
Observation-Disclosures SfiffHlf'ests - 800 fcSn p M
Nouth and Central America, West Indies
and Canada1
Today.
No ssilinss scheduled
Tomorrow.
ESQ ARUBA&Aruba i i:3o PM.
Tuesday, September IA.
ACADA-Yarmouth 1890 AM
BUENANENTURA-Crist 1900 F. M.
MEXiCO-Pacific ports 100 P M.
Wednesday. September IS.
CARACAS-Curacao - 400 NJ
Bermuda 300 M
Thursday. September is.
BORINQUEN-San Juan ~ 3 100 p M.
ORIZABA-Vera Cruz 400 P Nj.
Saturday. September IL.
AMAPALA-La Ceiba 11:0O A M
EASTERN PRINCE-Buenos
Aires Noon
ESSO BOLIVAR-Aruba No time
FORT AMHERST-St Johns - ! 200 AM
MONARCH OF BERMUDA
Bermuda - 400 PM
MUNARGO-Havsna -.-- 1900 P M
MUSA-Puerto CorteZ -- Noon
ORIENTE-Havana Noon
ROTTERDAM-West Indies - ] 100 P. M
SAN JACINTO-Puerto Plata Noon
ULUA-Santa Marta Noon
vIRGINIA--Los Angeles - Noon
Evening star., 1937-09-12
statesmen.

II you are an experienced oil-burner
experience. you will be interested in the
unusual opportunity offered by large ma
tionally known manufacturer OF home
heating equipment and their extensive
9dvertiSpo and expansion program. We
have several openings for men who can
qualify II YOU have n car, and are n
sincere worker write particulars. stating
age, phone and experience to Box lO2-M
Evening star., 1937-09-12
statesmen,

Increased business has created openings
Tor men willing to work. Salary and
commission basis; transportation and leads
furnished; experience unnecessary; we
teach you our methods. Apply between
10 and 12 am. to Mr.. Swan. Capitol
Motors Inc Df5 Pa ave Sc
Evening star., 1937-09-12

Ernest A. Kehr, philatelic editor of
the New York World-Telegram, rec
ommends postmark collecting. Its
benefits" he says, "are limitless."
Evening star., 1937-09-12

Branch 5, Society Of Philatelic Amer
leans, will meet at the Thomson
School. Twelfth street, Tuesday eve
ming at 8. Public welcome.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
HELP MEN.
COLLECTION MANAGER.

One of wsshington's LEADING dept. stores
has an opening for thoroughly expert
enced man. this position Offers unusual
possibilities. give details as to experience,
age ana references when vritins. Boz
435-S, Star.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
SALES MANAGER.

SALES MANAGER.
Large. successful reroofing and siding
company has opening for experienced man
to take complete charge of Washington
and adjacent Maryland territory; salts
factory financial arrangements. Replies
strictly confidential. Box 252-S. Star
statesmen.
Experienced, pleasant outdoor work; ex-
ceptional opportunity for large earnings
to producers. Apply 131 7th st. NV,
Evening star., 1937-09-12
$500 TO $1,000
EACH MONTH

Men with us are paid this amount and
sometimes more. We have selling plan
that really produces for honest. willing
workers. For complete details call at our
once. 32oI BlsdenSburg rd; Washinston-
you TO meet and talk with men in our
organization who receive the above pay.
PLEASE ask for I.udt or MI Minear
Evening star., 1937-09-12

Ecuador has authorized the printing
OF seven regular postage and seven
airmail stamps to commemorate the
l5oth anniversary of the adoption of
the Constitution Of the United States.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
LARGE DEPT. STORE

Has opening for the following thoroushly
eXpesienced men.
Window Display Man.
Interior Display Man.
Warehouse Manager
Two Night Wetchmen.
Only those with experience will BE-
considered. Box AIS. Star.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

The postal authorities OF Great
Britain have protested against the
ouying and selling of the experimental
poached egg labels reported several
months ago They are, according to
Stamp Collecting Magazine, London,
nothing more than property stolen
from the post Office"
Evening star., 1937-09-12
HELP MEN.
UPHOLsTERERS. EXPERIENCED MEN
APPLY ACME UPHOLSrERING CO.,
3lGS Mt. Pleasant ST. N w.
THREE MEN

Who want steady year-round work where
they can earn from $50 to 500 weekly
delivering food products to regular GUS
toners; no experience necessary. II you
manager at 5l3 ST. NV. between q
or a M
Evening star., 1937-09-12

The Washington Collectors Club,
Evening star., 1937-09-12

Harry L. (Bing) Crosby, radio singer
and motion picture star, is stamp
collector; and the same observation
may be made for his brothers, Everett
and Larry.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
MEN.
CASH NOW-NOT NEXT YEAR,

CASH NOW--NOT NEXT YEAR,
A. b. McCann in his first seven weeks
with Rexair Sales & Service drew 81 446;
this he received in cash. and not in due
bills We opened our Richmond office
March ], 1887. Since that time dozens
OF men nave earned over 500 per week
We are now ready to give few men in
the washington territory the same OPP
this will recognize winner For ine
tervlew call Monday Sept IL. 9:3O am
or pm, Room 2l2 Riggs Natl. Bank
Bldg 18th and Park road. Out-of-town
men. write.
3 WOOL PRESSERS, for night work.
from Ali. Apply Monday morning
Dry cleaning dept. 211S 18th st NV
AUTO MECHANIC FOR PRIVATE TRUCK
GARAGE. MUST BE ALL-AROUND ME-
CHANIC. ABLE TO TAKE CHARGE.
STATE AGE. EXPERIENCE. RECON-
MENDATlON AND SALARY EXPECTED.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

dustrial life insurance established debts;
prefer men with cars. Apply sol Colorado
Adg. 14th and @ SITS,
Evening star., 1937-09-12

Mrs. Eugene Klein, wife OF the
international secretary and former
president Of the American Philatelic
Society, was the only American wom-
an present when Sir Edward Denny
Bacon exhibited the $50 volumes of
KING George VS. stamp collection to
visitors at Buckingham Palace re-
Gently.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

Collectors are asked to watch for
stamps and covers stolen from the
Allegheny College Library, Meadville,
Pa, June S. They are the property
OF Thomas H. Crawford. Bradford
Woods, Pa, and. since the envelopes
bear his name, ought not to be hard
to identify.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

Correcting an error last Sunday. the
offices of the Philippine Trade Com
mission are in the Barr Building, 910
Seventeenth street northwest.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

the Belgian Congo announces a ma
tionai parks series, soon to be re-
leased.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

has the perfect chin for a tall girl -
neither too weak nor too firm" And
Miriam Hopkins is noted because her
chin has marked individuality and yet
is beautiful"
An excellent way to keep the chin
line firm is to practice holding your
head high at all times. Ann Sothern
follows this beauty ritual. 1t is good
idea. when you are alone, to exag-
gerate your chin-up attitude. Miss
Sothern knits a lot, but even then she
tries not to let her chin drop the
slightest bit. When you read, also see
to it that your head is not bent over in
an unattractive manner.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
The Million Dollar Inch
Coafiaved from poos fifteen
Coafiavsd fro. poss fifteen

Miss Squink heard Mr.. Pepperill's
chair bang the desk in his surprise.
''Mr. Pepperill." Mr.. Hughson shot
the words at him before the door was
scarcely open. well have to do some
thing about Miss Squink's name. ]
don't like it? Do you?"
Miss Squink's Mortified protest,
"Oh, no! Mr. Hughson, please" went
unheeded.
Mr.. Hughson went on without wait
ing for the young man to answer -
as indeed he couldn't have when
you are married I'll double your salary
= it won't be so much even then. will
it? When you are admitted to the
Bar, Ill do something more about it.
That's all; that's ALL"
Mr.. Pepperill retreated with more
confusion than dignity; but not with
out managing triumphant grin at
Miss Squink.
''Oh," gasped Miss Squink. "Oh.
MIR. Hughson
GO on home, now. You better sleep
tomorrow been up here nights
all week. Miss Pippey will be here a
month before she sails 50 you can take
a long vacation beginning next
week. That's all. Goodnight &.
Goodnight"
Miss Squink's feet danced across
the thick carpet to the door, but from
long habit she closed it gently. Closed
it upon the savagely jubilant mutter
of Mr.. Hughson, "I'll make him pay
TA make kim pay for that i'sch!'
IL Ed
Evening star., 1937-11-07

after preparing to mail them. because
there was a stamp on the envelope.
He had to wait several minutes. He
sat there in the lobby and picked the
unused stamp off the envelope. then
put it in his pocket. If he would do
that to save two cents, he wouldn't
think of anybody's wasting a whole
inch of land, especially when it cost
Mr.. Rhodes money to chisel off the
extra concrete. He, himself, wouldn't
give an inch further in anything"
Mr.. Hughson resumed his striding.
Miss Squink we'll have to do
something about that name Miss
Pippey is going to marry her doctor
and sail around the world or some
thing. l want you to stay on here -
I've always thought you could handle
the work. But that name - Squink-
I've said Miss Pippey' for the last
fourteen years. won't spend the next
fourteen saying Squink; it distracts
me. I've had all l can stand of it.
You'll have to do something about it.
What's your first name?
Miss Squink answered in some des-
peration, "Esmereldar'
Mr.. Hughson groaned slightly and
reached for the buzzer under his desk.
you better marry that young man
out there Pepperill is at least little
improvement over Squink. Oh, l know
youtwoareinlove. Plain asdaylight. =.
Guess a woman has right to marry
while she is young :. Miss Pippey
used to say"
He punched the buzzer forcefully.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Beauty Brevities-., MARTHA lt>vu

Perfect posture is most important
in having and keeping good chin
contour. An excellent way to obtain
the correct standing position. is to
stand with your back to the wall of a
room and try to have every part of the
body - head, shoulders, back and legs
- touch the wall surface. If you ac-
complish this there is no fear of "sway
back" or stopped shoulders when you
step forth with a graceful chin-up
attitude.