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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-07-30
Radio
WEI Program

w - - - $500
program subject to cnange)
1910 Kilocycles
$50 Uncle Spotlite
500 Pinto Pete
S:45 Piano Moods.
$3.50 News flashes
900 Morning Devotions
$50 Neighbor Jim
9:45 Variety
1000 Mystery Chef
1915 Today's Tunes
1920 At the Console
1900 Civic News
u:15 Shoppers Guide
1900 Luncheon Hour
100 Melody Matinee
1870 Melodeers
1:45 Dance Tunes
200 Concert Memories
2:15 Transradio News.
2:30 On the Mall
300 Tea-Time Tunes
$3.50 Variety
$50 Miller Melodies
5:45 Homer and Happy
5:55 News Flashes.
$3.50 Sports
6:55 News Flashes.
700 Dinner Music.
7:15 Twilight Melodies.
7:45 Sign off.
SUNDAY
$3.50 Good morning
900 Request Melodies
1000 Organ Meditations
1920 Martinsburg program
1900 Church Services
1916 Souvenirs.
1890 Rosario Bourbon
100 Shep Fields
1870 Baseball game
9:45 Farmers Friend
400 Valley Vespers
1870 Revival Echoes
4:55 Transradio News
500 Occidental Duo
$50 Home Makers
5:45 Poets Corner
$40 Transradio News
6:15 Concert Quartet
6:45 Sports
700 Musical Gems
1896 Church Service
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
and Sunday to IL P. M.
Evening star., 1937-10-25
RUSY BEE was her usual busy sci

RUSY BEE was her usual busy self
~ and nobody could be buster than
Busy Bee. Peter Rabbit sat watch
ing her. 1t made him tired. Yes,
sir, it did so. Just watching her
made him tired. You see, Peter is
just the opposite to Busy Bee. Work
is something that he has as little
to do with as possible. He likes to
play around or just sit around. Hunt
ing for food is about the only work
Peter ever does, and only in the worst
part of Winter does he have to do
much of that So it really made Peter
tired to see one so ceaselessly active
as Busy Bee.
eff she would just sit still for a
minute I would ask her some uues-
tions. There are many things would
like to know" thought Peter. You
know how filled with curiosity Peter
Is.
But Busy Bee didn't sit still for a
minute. For that matter she wasn't
still for even a second. II she paused
in flower she was still busy, just
as busy as if her wings were not
quiet. She was getting nectar to take
home for the making of honey, and
pollen for the making of bee bread.
The very second she had all that that
flower contained for her she was off to
another.
Peter follower her from flower to
Evening star., 1937-10-25
Superuoltage
X-Rays to Get
Safety Tests
Stepping Up POWer to
Million Volt Mark
Creates Problem.

So that supervoltage X-rays may
be utilized safely, the Bureau of
Standards has installed a new unit
to make possible the accurate meas
urement of the new radiations.
X-rays generated by voltages up to
100000 volts have been used since
1918 in the treatment of cancer,
tumors and other diseases. Much diff
ficulty and confusion resulted at first
from a lack of suitable means of
administering the doses in different
hospitals After years of research a
system was devised so that today
X-rays at these voltages may be ad-
ministered with a high degree Of
accuracy and safety, the bureau ex-
explained. The bureau, in co-opera-
ton with foreign Laboratories, was
instrumental in establishing and
maintaining X-ray standards.
Within the past three years, how
ever, x-ray voltages have more than
doubled. There are a number OF
x-ray plants in the United States
operating at 100000 volts and about
a half dozen at voltages from 100000
to 100000
with this increase in voltage en-
tirely new measurement problems have
arisen, the solution of which is awaited
before these new radiations can be
safely utilized to their ultimate limit"
1t was explained by the bureau.
One of the worlds largest X-ray
ionization chambers has been built at
the bureau with a view to measuring
all X-rays from 100000 to 100000
volts. This chamber is contained in
a large steel-pressure cylinder, capable
of being operated up to $50 pounds
per square inch.
Evening star., 1937-10-25
SAT,ESMEN
UGuOOTINC nITrKS I'M pAPPE1

SHOOTING DUCKS IN A BARREL"
One Of our statesmen said recently that
selling custom-made clothes at ready-made
prices or less was as easy as shooting
ducks in a barrel"
This nationally known AAA-1 rated COM
pany has $500 statesmen. 900 of whom
have been with the company more than six
months-500 of them from 5 TO. 20 years
and men don't remain that long with
any company on a straight commission
basis unless they are satisfied with the
company-the product and the income from
selling it.
Most of these men had no previous
clothing experence-some Of them no
sales experience, and yet they have sue
ceeded. because We have developed sys-
tenn that enables an inexperienced man to
make living income the very first week
teven as beginner. We relieve the new
man OF all technical details such as meas
uring. styling. fitting.
We are ,roud to say that very few men
who start with us fail or leave US for any
other selling Job. because tmuch to their
amaZementD they learn that selling clothes
fol this company is one of the easiest.
most profitable selling jobs they ever had.
II you are average, well dressed married,
over 25. under 90 years old. and want to
make some real money quickly. as well as
get into business where you can build
permanently, come and see us. Ask for Mr..
Hutchinson. Room 212. 1905 G. ST. NV.
Evening star., 1937-10-25
Natures Children
King Cobra (Naja hannah
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

THE king cobra reaches length
Of 10 or IL feet and in many
instances older snakes have reached
a greater length.
Most snakes are intelligent, cobras
are especially so. Until you do some-
thing that arouses their distrust, most
reptiles will think the best of you ~
So much has been written that is
false about snakes, that it seems when
the truth is told, it sounds more like
fiction than fact, because the legends
have been accepted so long.
Take the cobras. Usually they are
captured to be later housed in ZOOS
Naturally the very unusual expert
ence of being made prisoner fol-
many days, often weeks, is enough
to make any creature excited, wild
and angry. 1t takes them some time
to quiet down and have their calm
and faith restored.
When a cobra is angry it is a
fearsome looking beast, indeed. The
large eyes have a brilliant, wild ex-
preston. The snake stands fully 5
feet high and the body is spread
wide through its whole length. The
long, forked tongue flashes in ano
out with lightninglike speed and there
are snorts and misses that can be
heard for several feet.
Those who know and understand the
king cobra, find they can quiet the
great reptile by using a long-handleo
rod with soft padding at the tip
This pad is used to smooth the body
gently, and gradually the soothing
touch of the understanding attendant
is rewarded by the snakes attitude
of calming down.
AS snakes can get along for months
without food, they do not seem tt
suffer from fasting. Rats and mice
are hunted by cobras, and so are
birds and any animals they can fine
In their home range.
Before the cobra sheds his skin, II
has a loose, tattered look, and unit
the snake can shed the scales thai
cover the head and eyes, it is blind
In its own range the snake pushe.
its head through narrow crevices OF
low growth to aid in removing them
Evening star., 1937-10-25

In crawling through stiff grass or
low bushes the old skin is turned
wrong-side out and left hanging there.
In the case of such a large reptile,
a perfect skin is rarely found. The
king cobra, when fully matured,
weighs about IA pounds. There are
many interesting stories that are told
of the affection and understanding
that has been exhibited by cobras
when they know they are not feared.
CCopyright, 1877
Evening star., 1937-10-25

to watch her that he got crick IN
the neck. suppose that Peter would
say that Busy Bee gave him q pain in
the neck. Be that as it may it didn't
last long, for Busy Bee suddenly
stopped flying in circles and darted
off in a straight line. She was out
OF sight almost before Peter saw in
which direction she had gone.
At first he didn't think anything
about this. Suddenly it popped into
his head that there was something odd,
something that didn't seem just right,
in Busy Bees disappearance. Just
what it was he couldn't think. He
kept turning it over in his mind. At
last it came to him. He sat up very
straight and stared off in the direc-
ton Busy Bee had flown.
"It's wrong" muttered Peter. "It's
all wrong. She couldn't have flown
in that direction, yet she did, I've
always supposed that Busy Bee al
ways flies straight home when she
is ready to go home. I've watched
her before and always she has headed
for the same place and that place
is Farmer Browns door yard. She
hasn't done it this time. She went
in exactly the opposite direction. She
headed straight for the Green Forest
Now what did she do that for?"
If Peter had been curious before
to oou uyae tmice as curious He was
still pulling over the matter when
there was familiar "buz-z-z-z" close
to one of his long ears, and Busy Bee
landed on flower just in front OF him
and promptly went to work.
"When you left few minutes ago
Evening star., 1937-10-25
Plane Built in Home.

TWO boys are completing an air.
plane in the drawing room OK the
home Of Mrs. M. Arnot in London.
Just how they will get it outside has
not been settled. 1t has wing spans
Of 19 and 13 feet and weighs $50
pounds. The two are Alfred Arnot
aged 10, and Aubrey Kagan, 18. Just
after Mrs. Arnot went to the Conti-
nent for her health Aubrey bought the
skeleton OF the plane from Robert
Mitchell-Lnman, who started it in his
6x9 bedroom, moved it to 6x10 bed
room in Wembly and next into shed
Evening star., 1937-10-25

curious he became. He just couldn't
understand any one refusing to gossip
as least little, and Busy Bee wouldn't.
"You might at least be polite enough
to answer few questions" said Peter
as Busy Bee backed out of flower al
most into his face.
"Buz-z-z-z," replied Busy Bee, which
didn't mean thing to Peter. Then
instead of moving to another flower
she began to circle up and up until
Peter had tipped his head so far back
Evening star., 1937-10-25

where did you go?" Peter asked.
Home. / made bee line for home.
Where did you suppose I went?" re-
piled Busy Bee. Il always make bee
line for home" she added.
Copyright. 1879
Evening star., 1937-10-25
Bornholm Danish Island.

Bornholm is Danish island in the
Baltic Sea which has population
of about $4,000. Chief industry on
the island is pottery making.
Evening star., 1937-10-25

flower. 1t seemed to him that every
time he opened his mouth to ask
question Busy Bee moved on. 1t was
most exasperating. OF course, the
more unsuccessful Peter was the more
Evening star., 1937-10-25
HELP DOMESTIC.

GIRL reliable, to take care of child, day
time. Box 293-W. Star.
GIRL g.h.w. and care 4-year child. $50
month; must live in: reference. Apply after
5 PM. 1851 Denver st. Sc. Hillcrest.
LIGHT COLORED. first-class cook. between
25 and 40: only experienced need call.
Met. 1860 after z.
MAID for general housework. laundering;
S16 month and room. 474S wisconsin ave.
WOMAN, colored. 3O-40 for g.hw.: go
home or stay nights: references. 1906
Upshur ST. NV. Adams 6445.
WOMAN colored, clean, honest. for g.h.w.:
no family ties: stay nights: congenial
Shepherd 4945.
Evening star., 1937-10-25
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COOK. experienced. wants place in cafe or
boarding house: references. North 1140-J.
EXPERIENCED dietitian and buyer, now
employed. wishes to make a change: inter-
estedt in position or business opportunity.
Adams 5525 or Box 5-Y, Star. 25.
LADY, Al housekeeper, nurse, will taks
charge Of home, widower or bachelor.
Emerson 1917.
NURSE. trained for infant: IL years exp;
German: also practical exp. with adults.
will go anywhere: city refs. Col. 37T7.
STENOGRbPHER, general Office work; also
experlenced IN laundry ONCE and branch
TECHNICIAN registered. experienced.
wishes position in hospital laboratory or
IN Doctors office. Box 1g3-X. Star. 26s
WIDOW, "a years. desires position as
soda fountain luncheonette. waitress or
saleslady; reference. Pot. 0396-W. 25s
WOMAN. young. wishes position as resi-
dent manager OF apt. or roominE house:
experienced; references. Mrs. Taylor.
Adams s391-W. 2s'
WOMAN. reliable. colored day's work.
with reference. Call Georgia 1857. 26'
YOUNG LADY (refnedj. college student.
desires general office work preferably law
office; typing;. shorthand; small salary.
YOUNG LADY. year college. employed s-5.
desires to help housework. tutor. stay eve
nlngs, exchange room, board. Box cay,
Star. 26s
YOUNG LADY interested in studying Ia "
desires position in lawyers office as stenos-
rapher:. small salary. Call Falls Church
S2O-F-4 25s
Evening star., 1937-10-25
LOST.

LOST.
BAG. lady's brown leather. with small
amount money: lost on 18th ST. ne. be-
tween Randolph and Perry sts.: reward
II found. Miss Margaret McGivern. 3s05
18th ST. ne. rs
BUNCH OF KEYS in the vicinity of
Georgia ave and Rock Creek Oh. rd.
return TO AS Quebec pl NV. rec reward.
POCKETBOOK. black pigskin. lady's: ini-
tials y. c.. between 4th and Fla. ave
ne. and 120S 18th ST. NV; reward Call
Lincoln g25a.
SCOT-TIE black, vicinity Cleveland ave.
ard Woodland drive; answers to name
Misty" Emerson f5t3.
500 BILL Sat am. bet 300 block Mill
tary I'd. 1900 block Eve n W. using Conn.
ave. bus. Reward. Cleveland s436.
Evening star., 1937-10-25
Bedtime Stories

BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Gossips are inclined to shirk;
--Rusy Pee
Evening star., 1937-10-25
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started. ball
anced. audited: kept part time; tax prob
lens: most reasonable: refs Adams 979B.
BOOKKEEPER. double entry system. can
type 40 words minute. experienced meet
ing public, wants work; salary open
National 5s4s. Apt. 614.
COOK. housemsn; city reference. Phone
Potomac 2565.
ELECTRICAL SCHOOL GRADUATE desires
PSssW PSsisiGn as electricians helper hlncoin
ESTIMATOR, thoroughly trained in esti-
mating and supervising general construc-
tfon. Box 192-X. Star. 20
HIGH SCHOOL BOY (coloredD. wants job
after school and Saturdays. Melvin. l2is
MAN colored, young. desires Job as
chauffeur or houseman; experienced: good
references. Potomac 52S4-J. -
MAN, colored wants work as houseman.
Sharesq Snrtf aq5 porter 'anitor; city
PAINTER white. frst-class,. with full
equipment, wants contract work; AL local
references. Call Russell" Walnut 43.
5131 Columbia pike. ~,
work searching and amending applica-
tions. Box coy. Star.
PUBLIC RELATIONS MAN. experienced in
national publicity drives for private or
newspaper background: college and law
school edpcation member D. G. Bar; Box
SERVANT, colored. experienced excellent
city references. Thompson. Potomac 5143.
YOUNG MAN. age "a college graduate
with general ONCE experience. including
bookkeeping, needs work. highest char
acter and business reference. Box 170-W,
Star.
SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN.
RAN Ann WIFE cAinred want fnb: atay
Evening star., 1937-10-25
HELP MEN.
froptinlled 4

WE HAVE exceptional opportunity in laun-
Diary salesmanship for industrious, reliable
men to build permanent business for them
selves Present sales force is enjoying
weekly earnings of better than S65. Apply
Independent Laundries, $500 37th ST., Mt
Rainier, Nd.
Evening star., 1937-10-25
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

DOMESTIC AGENCY, 1925 9th ST.. Dec
24l9. North 9o11. furnishes help and
work. men and women.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1851. 1902 11th,
has cooks, maids nurses. g.h.w. part-time
day workers. chauTeurs, housemen. 26'
Evening star., 1937-10-25
HELP MEN,

HELP MEN.
| BOY, colored between is and 20, to
work in grocery ssinn store; must bring ref
erences. S29 9th 81. ne.
BOY over IS. experienced in print shop:
| must have drivers permit. 512 ne.
BRICKLAYERS teight). Tuesday ready fer
work; 50 per day. 1900 block Queen
st. ne.
experience. non-employed; permanent po-
sition. Salary unusually attractive. Re-
plies strictly confidential. Box Sex
Star. 25'
MAN, young. for established route work
in Arlington County some sales expert
ence necessary. Write Box 176-S. Star.
MAN. white. single or married with small
family, to work in dairy. Must be a good
mond. Gaithersburg. Md.
MAN Is to 25 to call on regular Gus
toners in Northwest washington; We
train and finance. Write Box | S3-S. Star.
territory bounded by Fla. ave. X ST., 18th
and 9th sts. NV; So commission. Phone
Georgia 0409, $50 pm. to 10 pm.
MEN. 8, with insurance or newspaper. expe-
fair education, Apply ready for work. s
am. only. 402 9th st. NV. RIM. 21a.
MEN-Start in business for yourself. We
supply supply t;a stock OF hosiery; lingerie socks,
teach you; liberal percentage. 715 9th
st. NV.
PAPER HANGER. first-claSS only. good pay.
Apply 1855 Shepherd st. NV.
PRESSER. experienced. dry cleaning work.
Sam Chin Laundry SIG 10th st. NV.
REPRESENTATIVES, now employed,
make extra money introducing their friends
Star.
ROOMING HOUSE SALESMAN wanted at
once. to sell rooming house businesses. COM
mission basis: must have car. Don't answer
unless you want to work. E. L. Ellis. 1910
Vermont ave. room III 70"
ROUTE BUILDER to make a permanent
connection with fast-growing dry clean
ing firm. We do high-class JOB and have
over decade served A number j public.
The qualifications for applicant must be
as follows: Good personality, proven re,
onen'fsi one who has % enough ABILITY and confidence
future. tSei unless You You have had a good
industry you need not apply. Box 10y,
Star
| SALESMAN wanted. one acquainted with
conslmers Of SOAPS disnWssnlng ng c6e Sem
ical specialties. by manufacturer; liberal
proDosition: give. complete experience and
ss1aal Sanitary corp' s57 s. MA Main np st., wv ". E.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
SALESMEN--Two D. c. alert. experienced
real estate statesmen for new houses, with
operation and best property list in city.
Baker Realty Co. Inc. 1920 st.
SLA(I ROOFERS experienced in the trade;
no helpers need apply. Apply on building.
Fla anj West Virginia aves. ne.
SLATE RooFERs wanted. experienced
only. Apply 360S 18th st. NV.
SODA MAN, experienced only; full or part
time work. Apply 1858 Columbia rd. NV.
TAILOR, thoronshly experienced. 1873
Columbia rd. NV.
YOUNG MAN colored. for porter work In
bakery. Call after PM, 55l3 Coioraoo
ave.
YOUNG MEN. 1890. in mems furnishings
store Permanent and splendid opportunity;
Mutual Stores, Inc, corner 9th ana T.
SIS. NV.
USED-CAR Statesmen.
We are expanding our use used,car oept. ag
gressive men of high caliber. Only expe,
rienced men who are sober; industrious and
are willing to work full time will be con-
sidered ~,
A DRAWING ACCOUNT.
TRANSPORTATION
AND FLOOR PERIODS.
See Mr. PevensteinS 4 Sullivan Chevrolet.
$50 New York Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1937-10-25
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
SAlESMEk.

statesmen (two). over 30; must have ap-
pearance. personality and direct selling
experience. accustomed to earning over
Annapolis.
Evening star., 1937-10-25
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

%aS z q nurse % GOOD % refs. A'' lSs9 W. :'s
CURTAINS stretched. 40c per pair 35c
3S11-J 25s
CURTAINS STRETCHED. 40 cents a pair:
work called for and delivered. Lincoln
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK or cook; refer
ences furnished; colored. North O243.
GIRL colored, wishes part-time work.
m99snlnes, r9sran N & apt. .oa or three days work;
or nursemaid: home nights; references.
North 1696-R. q to 4.
GIRL. colored. wishes Job. evenings, after
school: stay nights. 1927 9Th st. ne.
GIRL colored. wishes general housework
or, cleaning bachelor apt; honest; best
references Phone Decatur 1867.
GIRL. colored. wants afternoon work; city
ref. 20I6 M st. NV
GIRL colored wishes permanent part-time
work from J. through dinner; reference; ex-
perienced North O669.
GIRL. light colored. wants job 81, Tues
day through Friday: neat, honest; refer
ences. Decatur 60l2.
GIRL. neat. colored. wishes job caring for
children after pm. Potomac 279s-M.
GIRL. colored. high school education,
wishes job as maid in office, store or apt,
full or part time: references. Decatur 2996.
GIRL, colored. neat wants general house,
work. Lincoln 474g.
GIRL. colored. reliable, wishes general
housework, small family; experienced; good
wages. North 1872.
GIRL. colored dependable, wants Job
| mothers helper; likes children; stay late
nights. 619 Gresham NV.
MAID-Mrs. Forbes wants full or part
time work for her maid. Col 1851. 25s
WOMAN. colored, wishes or 3 days first
OF week: laundry, housecleanine, char
woman; references. Atlantic 6232.
WOMAN, good. reliable colored. wants days
work or mornings. Call North 2692.
| YOUNG GIRL colored. for general house,
Evening star., 1937-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts contracted by any one other than
myself MAX SCHUYLER Sta. H, r. 4.
Silver Hill. Md. 35s
Evening star., 1937-10-25
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kGEN

Men who are not afraid to work eight
hours per day and who will whole-heart-
be given an exceptional opportunity at
once in and around Washington. without
any investment. Must be able to give
be ambitious to make more than AVERAGE
earnings. Men from the trades. various
business or selling field can qualify. Men
selected must be able to go to work at once.
Apply Room 2l2 Riggs Natl. Bank Bldg,
330S 14th ST. NV. Tuesday. 9:30 sharp.
Evening star., 1937-10-25
BEAUTY CULTURE.
FREE CATALOGUE-EASY TERMS.
FAMOUS A. A. A. SYSTEM,

recognized accredited beauty academy.
Our students can pass any State exams.
diplomas, positions. Earn and learn; day
or eve. Courses, sos up. Easy terms.
Investigate. Free Booklet. Dist. 1868.
18th St.. New York Ave, $50 Wash. Bldg.
WASHINGTON BEAUTY ACADEMY.
Ada Anna Ayres. Formerly of Wilfred's. NY.
Evening star., 1937-10-25
HELP WOMEN.

AGENTS-Sell our dollar box assortment
of 81 beautiful Christmas cards 5Oco
com. Earfs. Inc. Az N. ]. ave. NV. .
BEAUTY APPRENTICES white: earn
while learning. Betty's. 1868 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1937-10-25
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING Los ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO
Oct. 80: take >: Buick car. Box 10s-X,
Star. Alex. 1924. 25s
DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA ABOUT NOV.
/. Packard sedan; share expenses. Shep-
herd 534S-J.
Evening star., 1937-10-25

| SALESMAN wanted. one acquainted with
| consumers of soaps dishwashng COM
| pounds sanitary supplies. wakes and chem
| ical specialties. by manufacturer; liberal
| proposition give complete experience and
detailed information. Write Apex Soap 4
Sanitary Corp, 657 s. Main ST., w. E.,
| Pittsburgh Pa
Evening star., 1937-10-25
MAN
S. KANN SONS

Want an outside salesman with car TO
immediate work Call Monday between
and X PM for appointment. Potomac 4e77
Evening star., 1937-10-25

Man with selling experience to work in
electrical dept. as demonstrator Man Sc
lected must be dependable and have car
Apply employment office, fourth floor, Tues
dav IN m
Evening star., 1937-10-25
SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE, celored. want Job; stay
nigfts; very good workers. Decatur 6070.
Evening star., 1937-10-25
THREE MEN

4 I1ItCE 1F1G1N
Who want steady year-round work where
they can earn from $50 to $50 weekly de-
liveriug FOOD PRODUCTS to regular Gus
tcmers No experience necessary. II you
can and will work hours per day see
manager. q to Y m. at 5l3 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-10-25
CAMERA REPAIRS.
REPAIRS & SERVICE.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & d'ALBERT, INC,
S15 10th st. NV. Phone National 471z
Evening star., 1937-10-25

BOY, colored between is and 20. TO
work in grocery store; must bring ref
erences. $40 9th ST. ne