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Evening star., 1937-03-28
S. KANN'S SONS co

Permanent position open for energetic
man to assist outside sales manager. Ap-
phGant must make good appearance and
have references. Car necessary. Apply 4th
floor. employment Office. II m. Monday
Evening star., 1937-03-28

BOOKKEEPFR by established local manu-
facturer. General Office work and eSpe-
cially collections some typewritlng. State
age schooling ex0erlenCe references sal
srv expected. Address Box 343M, star
Evening star., 1937-03-28

GIRL, neat, intelligent. wishes days
work; experienced laundress and gem
tral houseworker. Phone Decatur O842
Evening star., 1937-03-28
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

COUPLE. white. warts living quarters in
exchange for services as resident man
ager of apt house or nice roomlng
house: references. 1916 18th st. NV.
Apt l12
Evening star., 1937-03-28

ACETYLENE BURNER. Apply 36l9 Ben
ming I'd. ne.
ADDING MACHINE SALESMAN State
experience. reference; wonderful opportu-
nifty for right man. Address Box 96-k.
Star office
Evening star., 1937-03-28

GIRL, colored. will clean apt Office do
smah wash tuesday, Wednesday. Friday.
Evening star., 1937-03-28

GIRL. colored, wants part-time or days
work. Decatur 31Do
Evening star., 1937-03-28
THREE MEN

We have vacancies in established routes
LOT good men willing to work hours per
perlence unnecessary WE TRAIN YOU.
Good income Apply 513 K st. NV,
Evening star., 1937-03-28

AUTO RADIO TECHNICIAN capable;
splendid opportunity for advancement:
give full details OF your experience: your
reply confidential. Address Box 252-K
Evening star., 1937-03-28
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LINOTYPE: 16 machines printers, sloo:
School. 206 f. 10th st. New York.
SPANISH LESSONS. native teacher; con-
Latin. coachine;; 1914 nth st. NV. Apt.
HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE books
and home study courses with questions and
answers at various prices; Quality pays.
BOYD SCHOOL. 1893 F st NV.
GREGG SHORTHAND tipping Eng. arith
speed dict, beginners. reviews; individual
instruction. 1926 18th NV. Decatur 1854.
TUTORING, elementary and high school
1853 for appointment Met 1907.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT quickly with
hour Phone Georgia $3.50
EXPERT TUTORING high school and col
lese subjects; assistance with writing.
Wisconsin 44o5.
DELAY MAY MEAN FAILURE. Help your
tutor ReaS Adams 7N5o
BE TELEPHONE OPERAToR-Course
course; , active boards cord and monitor:
ssTyce cerEss,s S5aed EHTe today
G st National 2l14.
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD. Course, :
Placement service. MISS West. PERSON.
MEL SERVICE. l31l G. National 2ll4.
BURROUGHS S bookkeeping machine course,
START To-Day. BOYD scHooeL 1888 st. st.
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD ,P B. Ky;
REDUCED to only SO complete course. '226
Bond Bldg. l4th and N Y. ave
AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS = EXP,
courteous, patient instructor; skill acquired
easily; parking and traffic: 3 lessons. So.
Mr.. Rundlett. phone Georgia 1Ol6
7
mand al big wages: We teach you quickly
and help get Job enroll now Burton Limo
type School, Printcraft Building 30
PREPARE FOR A BETTER POSITION.
Gregg and Boyd Shorthand for begin
nerS. Review classes for advanced students
Dlctatlon speed classes. 60-15O words min
ute. Calculatine Machines Spelling Eng
llsh. Letter Writing etc. Day-Eve. Sessions
Large Placement Service Est. 90 yrs
BOYD SCHOOL 1881 F ST National o33S
CALCULATING MACHINES.
Intensive courses in Comptometer. Bur-
roughs, Monroe, etc. with brief course
IN touch typlng, Day-evening sessions
Certificate awarded on completion of
course. Placement Service Boyds ,Est.
20 yrSl J33,S p National
Evening star., 1937-03-28

/ GIRL, young, colored, wants work as
maid; neat and good reference. North
| 4oSg
Evening star., 1937-03-28

GIRL, colored wants days work part
tlme or work OF any kind. North 5O90.
1904 st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

}IRL. eolored neat. part time or day work,
'hone Columbia lOllO.
Evening star., 1937-03-28

GlRL. colored desires maids work: no
COOKING stay nights: reference. 642 Nor
Evening star., 1937-03-28
THE HECHT COMPANY

| Would like to secure the services Of > men
| for electric appliance department about
45 years Of age. who are sincerely inter
| eSted IN securing work that is both pleas
ant and steady. This lob does not pay
much to start. Apply Room a. 1926
! Penn. ave. Nv ln-l NJ. Monday.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

COMPLETE CARE OF LAWNS (blue grass
sodl uasstone walks: top soil: estimates
cheerfully given. Walnut 927O-W
ROOFS. asbestos side walls rock wool insU-
Iatlon. No down payment. 3-year payment
plan: no red tape, American Re-Roofiug
Co. Inc, 33l3 I4th st NV Col d55I
Evening star., 1937-03-28
statesmen

Excellent opportunity for energetic sales
men; complete line oil-burning equipment
and water heaters; season just starting
leads furnished highest commission paid
Apply Sales Manager. 92O w st. NV. be-
ND
Evening star., 1937-03-28
ARTIST,

Washington advertising agency desires
artist with creative ability Thoroughly eX-
perienced in lettering. visual layout and
finish, Phone District 400 for appoint
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Plan Tax to Aid Farmers.

Denmark plans to increase taxes 10
provide additional aid to farmers and
unemployed.
Evening star., 1937-09-09

awnings over the table. Dance music
Is by Matt Windsor's own orchestra.
There's the room downstairs If rain
pops up and the spot is open Sundays.
Hay-Adams House-Dinner music
every night is supplied by Larry
Hendricks at the console of his electric
organ from to 9 pm. Downstairs
there's quiet relaxation in the Old
English Tap Room.
Hotel Washington-Its pleasant up
here on the Roof Deck and a favorite
spot with a lot of people for Willing
away miscellaneous leisure hours of
an afternoon or evening.
Lotus-Featured performers are the
Wallace Whitleys. Jimmy Givens and
Ann Karol, Nancy Leeds and Singer
Marion Dawn. The eight girls remain
With new numbers, Al Norton is the
master OF ceremonies and music is
by Bill strickland's Capitolians.
hlng Cole Room-Nightly enter
tamment here has an addition
Senor Don Vincent de la Cara
minstrel from Old Monterey. Mexico.
Joan English and Ward Duvall are
on hand, too.
X
broadmoor Silver Grill-The terrace
still is open for dining in the open.
Music is by Lee Potter, playing an
electric organ.
Casa Grande-Theres dancing and
moor SHOW every night at this spot
out on the Baltimore boulevard.
boulevard Farms-Every Friday is
big Apple" night, when devotees of
this new wild dance that has come up
from the South can practice it to
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Supper Club Notes

and soft shoe numbers by Ann Parker
and Lou Williams and his orchestra
supply the dance music.
Hamilton Hotel-Still on hand Is
Jimmy Hall, who has made friends
with a whole raft Of people since he
came to town to be master OF cere-
monies In the Rainbow room. Dance
music is by Milton Davis and his or
chestra and Ginger Lee is back to sing
for you.
Mayhower Lounge-There's Sidney's
music for dancing at this pleasant
and popular rendezvous every after
noon until 7 and evenings after 10.
Volga Boatman Roof-It's the Rus
sian manner here, from the shashlik
Of flaming spears to the gayly colored
Evening star., 1937-09-09
LITTLE GIRLS MYSTERY
DEATH LAID TO FALL
Police Captains Explanation Of
Mud-Puddle Fatality Meets
Objections, However.


~ the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, September o.
Fve-year-old Nancy Glenn fell to her
death while trying to pick wild cher
ries from the top Of an oil drum
Police Capt. William Hallman said
yesterday after a two-day investiga-
ton.
The child's body was found Monday
hy her father, face down In a mud
puddle with the broken oil drum on
top Of her.
Capt. Hallman said she might have
been stunned and drowned in the
muddy water. An autopsy showed
water and mud in her lungs
Russell A. Allen, chief coroner q
detective, said he believed that q
childish squabble over Nancy's tri-
cycle, a birthday present she received
a week ago, might have resulted in
her death.
Joseph G. Glenn. the girls father
rejected both theories.
II am certain 1t was not an acci-
dent" he said. II believe an older
child or an adult took her to the place
where We found her"
Evening star., 1937-09-09
After Dark
Smart People, Smart Things, Smart Places
BY the Spectator.

r TATE to break the news 70
II pluntly, but Summers over
and it's time to get back to
a work -. It's Fall, no matter
what the calendar, the thermometer,
your Aunt Minnie or any one or any
thing else says and we can prove
1t :. For the other night didn't we
zee at least four lads, among the many
milling about the floor at the Shore
ham Terrace, who were clad in black
dinner jackets and when the
whites go to the moth balls Summer
Is ended, even If the humidity does
linger on =. Even If handsome Jimmy
Clark does go right on teaching ga-ga
(and some not so ga-ga) girls how to
swim at the Wardman Parks pool
even IL few of the boys from the
Hill have not yet paid attention TO
adjournment Senator's Radcliffe
and Tom Connolly. f'rinstance, still on
hand often at the Shoreham Terrace
=. and pair of Representatives. too
:. John j. O'Connor and Charles N.
Crosby And pipple come back to
town pipple like Frances Star
Donaldson, back at the Wardman after
q session with one of the Summer
theaters UP in Maine -.
Pete Macias calls up to an
rounce happily that he's done with
the painters and the carpenters &.
and next week bright and early the
carpet-laying people and the fellows
who hang the drapes will move in for
their contributions to the new High
Ho Club -. The Shoreham sends out
q proclamation that October / is to
be the gala opening of the new Shore
ham ball room :. Bob Dove confides
he has a suspicion the Cartons FL
Patio will open somewhere around
that time . No one confldes when
Helen Hamilton is going to open the
doors again at Club Troika and
q lot of people would like to know
s'' Squelch of the Week ;. At
the Madrillon Johnny Shaw says gayly
'I'n bet every musician in town was
here Saturday or Sunday" And a
heckler drawls, Didn't you boys feel
out OF placer"
- Even if that knife in our back
does have Barnee's initials on 1t, his
Advancement of 80 Rare" is a honey.
- Gone completely cinema mind
ed since Filmsctor Jimmy Hall has
been about to do the master -of-cere-
monies chore, the Hamilton's Rainbow
Room now joins hands with movies
and movie fans in a double barreled
stunt, designed on one hand to pro-
mote motion picture and on the
other hand to promote great happi-
ness In the heart of some Hollywood
struck lass in town Tonight Bar
Evening star., 1937-09-09
SON DIES IN TRAP SET
FOR CHICKEN THIEVES
Boy, Who Helped Father Fashion
Explosive Alarm, Unaware II
Had Been Shifted.

By the Associated Press.
WILKES-BARRE, Pa, September
"a homemade burglar trap set to
catch chicken thieves exploded yes
terday, killing l4-year-old boy who
helped his father build it.
Benjamin Charnecki, jr., walked
into \ chicken coop without knowing
his father had shifted the crudely
constructed explosive trap from one
coop to another.
He stepped on the trap, made Of sx-
ploders used in setting OF dynamite
In the mines, while he Was chasing
sparrows In the coop. Several nails
used to hold the exploders in place
were driven into his body.
The boy and his father set the
burglar trap after their chicken GOODS
had been raided several times.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Ignorance Is Bliss.

MIAMI, Fla, September (R.-
Paul Bishop, tomato picker accused
of forging the name of former en-
ployer to SIS check, won acquittal
from Criminal Court jury yesterday
with testimony that he could neither
read nor write.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Trade Marx Registered. U. 8. Patent once.

bara Stanwyck's shoes, complete with
Miss Stanwycks autograph and an
nouncements that Miss Stanwyck may
be seen In Stella Dallas" at the Pal
ace come tomorrow. will be given to
the girl holding the winning ticket
And when we suggested 1t would be
shame II the Stanwyck brorans
didn't fit the winner we were regarded
with a mixture of awe and disgust
as If anybody would be so sacrilegious
as to wear them instead of keeping
them In place OF honor in the parlor.
- Secretary Morgenthau is back
AZ the Carlton where Mr.. and
Mrs. Cordell Hull have been all Sum-
mer, with no vacation what with
the state OF world affairs.
South Carolinians packed Bou-
levard Farms last Friday night
and it's reported even four people
from the White House were on hand
for the first Of the weekly sessions of
the Big Apple, carried on with much
gusto with a super master Of cere-
monies calling the turns, every Friday
night But maybe we shouldn't
mention this new dance for some
body called up last week after that
announcement that down "Saouth" it
is the Great Apple and not the Big Ap-
pie Z. to chide us and say she'd never
heard Of the dance and all Southern
ers were unhappy with us for men
tioning 1t =. II the band will softly
play Dixie" we will apologize to the
South, even II 1t were q Southerner
who told us that down where he came
from people drove miles and miles to
do the Great Apple.
They're going to have to ex-
tend the closing hour at the Madrillon
Johnny Shaw and the boys almost
came face to face with a sit-down
strike when they tried to quit Sunday
night at 1890 Monday morning ;.
Dick Roger Is looking after things at
the Hi-Hat while Oscar is away ;.
but when Russ Cullen was in there the
other night he couldn't find out II
It's true Russ is taking a band into
the new La Paree when it reopens
With Helen Forrest singing it,
Johnny Shaws version OF THE Lady
is Tramp" is tops listening Is
there a better looking red-head in
town than the Shoreham's cigarette
girl?
Note to Barnee: Maybe you
can play piano, trombone and a fiddle,
but wave that stick and see how much
music comes out of 1t and the
other night the music kept right on
coming out Of the band when YOU
stepped of Of the stand Yaanh!
Evening star., 1937-09-09
n Y YARDMAN PARK HOTEL
M It's pleasant in the air.
" " conditioned Metronome

" " conditioned Metronome
room, dancing to music by
Jimmy Santmeyer and his orchestra.
Starting next wednesday night there'll
be music by Paul Kain and orchestra.
Hi-HAt Lounge-n your taste runs
toward swing or toward clever parodies
on popular tunes Of the day you'll get
what you want here, and the Three
Ms are the lads who will provide IT..
Always . crowd on hand.
r.
Madrillon-Dance music here Is sup
piled by Johnny Shaw and his orches-
tra, who play today's music the way
you want to hear it played. There are
songs BY Helen Forrest. The food. the
service. the air conditioning and lot
Of other things contribute to q pleas
ant evening.
ShOreham Hotel-RositA and Fon-
tana remain to headline the floor show
on the terrace for 4 second week. New
gowns from RositA's trunk and new
waltzes and tangos from their roper
toire.
&44 ~
Maryland Club Gardens-Joseph
Ferari, operatic lyric tenor of Chicago
Civic Open fame, headlines the floor
show and the featured dancers are
Diane and Eddy. Also there are tap
Evening star., 1937-09-09
TELEVISI0N PERIL SEEN
Electrical Overload in Homes Held
Possible Danger.

BEDFORD SPRINGS, Pa, septem-
Der 9 P).-Television may create 4
safety problem in the American home
OF the future, George r. Conover OF
Philadelphia told the thirtieth annual
convention Of the Pennsylvania State
electric association yesterday.
He said damage Nigh result from
the anticipated heavy wire load" and
recommended to the 500 delegates
that their companies take precautions
to prevent strain on household wiring
Evening star., 1937-09-09

their hearts content. There's q floor
show every Friday. Saturday and
Sunday night. Dance music Is by
Phil Loria and his orchestra.
Uptown-For cocktails. dinner or
supper. There's entertainment nightly.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
WOMAN TO CONDUCT
Mile. Nadia Boulanger, Gershwin' &
Teacher, to Set Boston Precedent.

Teacher, to Set Boston Precedent.
BOSTON, September 9 (P-For the
first time in the Boston Symphony
Orchestra's S7-year history a woman
Mile. Nadia Boulanger, who taught
orchestration to the late George
Gershwin in Paris. will be guest
conductor during the coming season
George E. Judd, orchestra manager
announced last night.
Gershwin studied under Mile. Bou-
LANCER, one of Frances distinguished
musicians, about the time he wrote
his famed American in Paris"
The visiting Frenchwoman, who will
be Identified with the music depart
ments of Wellesley and Radcliffe Col
leges this Winter will apear at SYM
phony Hall in February to conduc,
Faure's Requiem"
The Washington times., 1937-09-16
Customs and Manners

the amount of money that would
be considered appropriate.
And so I think that you should
make it as easy as possible for
your guests, by naming some
amount, Don't you think that
would be good idea?
To cover this indefiniteness,
why not word your note some
thing like this:
Dear Jane:
IT am planning to give a
shower for Sally Brown, at my
home, on Tuesday, the tenth Of
September, at four o'clock, and
I want very much to have you
come. Will you?
"Since, as you know, Sally Is
not to keep house but is to live
with Jacks family, and since she
already has had a personal
shower, I thought it might be
wise to plan a Money Shower
for her, giving her the choice as
to what she would like to do
with the amount.
81 thought, therefore, that If
each guest brought q crisp one
dollar bill, I would buy her a
purse and would enclose the new
bills in the purse. I hope that
you like this plan.
do say you'll come it will
make us all so happy to have
you there.
"Affectionately."
The Washington times., 1937-09-16
BY GLADYS BEVANS

Among the habits that usually
fret parents are nail biting,
thumb sucking, bed wetting, and
masturbation. If your child
doesn't seem to be outgrowing
gradually and normally the
habit you bemoan, and occa-
sional attempts to break it do
not seem to be successful, let us
see what can be done.
First, there's your attitude.
And this is not the vague factor
it might seem to you, but is
really important. IN fact, If your
attitude is night, often the habit
will clear up of itself.
SEEK PHYSICAL CAUSES
Nor must you allow yourself
to feel censorious, so that he IS
conscious Of living under cloud
of blame or guilt. These re-
proaches on your part again
focus his attention on the act
and are decidedly negative IN
their effect. So much for your
attitude. Now for what to do.
First, look for physical causes.
These may be general-such as
low muscular or nervous tone.
or some organic or functional
trouble. Or they may be spe'
cific, as in the case of local lrrl-
tation. A physical check.up is
a good thing anyhow.
Next, look for psychological
causes. Is your child unhappy.
Jealous? Does he need more at
tention, is school going well, IS
he perhaps lonely, are you and
he at odds, are there family rubS
or serious emotional conflicts
between you and your husband
that he is old enough to sense?
SUBSTITUTE GOOD HABITS
Now it may be that just re-
moving causes emotional, phys
ical-may, If you will have the
patience to wait, do the trick.
But even so it is wise to try to
replace any bad habit with a
good one, to fill void; to sub
Stitute positive activity for mega
The Washington times., 1937-09-16
Times Daily Pattern
PATTERN 1855

Here's a bit of CHEEKY chic to
see you through your busiest
mornings dashing young
housefrock that trinity wraps
around and buttons down the
back! AS much fun to make as
it is to wear, is this perky fash
ion, for Pattern 4565 boasts a
minimum of easy pattern pieces
and can be finished in no time
even by an inexperienced seam
stress! You'll be sure to like the
youthful, pointed collar, handy
pockets, slaShed sleeves, and
slightly flared skirt.
Pattern 1865 is available in
misses and women'S sizes IA, 16,
10, 20, 80, "a, SO, 38, 40 and AZ.
Size 16 takes 4 yards 36-inch
fabric. Illustrated step-by-Step
sewing instructions included.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS d5c)
in coins or stamps (coins pre-
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Our NEW Fall and Winter
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The Washington times., 1937-09-16
By MRS. CORNELIUS BE

dear MIS-. beeCkIndu.
II have a friend who Is to be
married next month. I am plan.
ming to have a shower for her.
She already has lad a personal
shower and a miscellaneous
shower, and as she is not going
housekeeping but will live with
her in-laWs, I thought OF a
money shower
1T don't know exactly what to
call it when 1 send the invita-
tions. What would you suggest?
Would You are invited to
money shower or You are in
vited to a contribution shower
be all right?
II would like to state that the
reason for that kind of a shower
is the fact that the bride is not
going housekeeping. I would like
to make that explanation as a
sort of postscript.
IT am to be her maid Of honor
and I feel that I must have q
shower for her.
READER"
UNUSUAL SHOWER
This kind Of shower isn't very
usual, and, because of its nature.
it obviously must be handled
with as much delicacy as pos
Sible.
If were invited to a money
shower" would wonder" about
The Washington times., 1937-09-16
Seasons NeU Hats
Are Hard to Select

It won't be easy to select
new hats, for almost every
model is attractive and becom-
ing.
Anyone liking color will adore
a hat of medium blue taupe We
lours tilted to the right over a
bandeau of shirred deep brown
ish wine-red MORE, the ribbon
making a fly-away bow in back.
The Washington times., 1937-09-16
What Gan Be Done TO End
The Thumb Sucking Habit

tive. So it is very effective to
see that a child's life has fuller
activities and interests.
The next point of attack on
an undesirable habit may lie in
gaining the child'S cooperation,
but this can only be when the
child is old enough, and does not
apply to all undesirable habit
formations.
But it may be successful,
coupled with the other ap.
proaches, if a child's pride, or
sense of no longer wanting to
"act like a baby" can be ap-
pealed to.
Copyright, 1887, by Chicago Tribune
N. Y. News Syndicate, Inc.)
The Washington times., 1937-09-16
HOuOA0OOe

Strong vibrations for thinking
through to conclusions; bend
the old brain over the problem
at hand in early hours. After.
noon and evening suggest q
showdown, for fast talk and lack
Of thinking are tempting.
MENTAL INDEPENDENCE
1t is a great moment when an
individual realizes that his or
her mind is beyond the reach Of
others. This is the key to
thousands Of successes. That is,
thousands of successes in the
life Of each person who comes
to this conscious realization.
They are the successes Of daily
life, the overcoming of the ex-
ternal things that try to swerve
us from mental development.
YOUR YEAR AHEAD
Your year ahead till next an
niversary should be one of effort
and patience with no ducking Of
responsibility. Expansion, har-
mony possible in domestic and
love life. Danger: now to Octo-
Der Is; January 9-February q;
and May 22-July 8.
TOMORROW
Morning and afternoon good
for most proper purposes; be in
there trying.
Copyright, 1897, Chicago Tribune
New York News syndicate, Inc.)
The Washington times., 1937-09-16
BeALbtY C01u1A>oG

head against the wall.
Lift the legs slowly
without bending the
knees until your toes
touch the wall. Lower
them slowly. That's a
tough one, but 1t
strengthens tn m m y
muscles.
Flat finger nails are
not pretty. They should
arch gracefully. If they
are flat, massage the
sides of the fingers,
pressing the tips gently
to a point.
The fabric of the
nail is transparent. The
rosy color is impaired
by the blood streams.
If circulation is good,
the talonS will be like
rose petals. Dirt and
harsh soaps impair the
structure, so wear your
rubber gloves like a
good girl when doing
rough work about the
house or changing the
typewriter ribbon.
Haze you any beauty
problems? Let tn e
Beauty Boz Editor help
you SolUe them. Ad.
dress all Inquiries re.
0drding beauty to the
Editor of the Beauty
Boz, care of this neDS'
paper. Be sure to en-
close an addressed,
stamped three centS)
envelope for reply.