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LADIES

AAOlCO,
BETWEEN AGES 3s AND 80; PART OR
st h soop GSsS pAE 70 a6 E6fahlESsE sHISa
yfT yNg ,HsARG}6aS kEARM ag5SKLY WITH 9qH s5M
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TOWER BLDG. 14th AND X SITS NV.
INTELLIGENT WOMAN with
clear, interested telephone voice,
wanted by Well-knOWn photo
graph studio to arrange appoint
mentS for Christmas photo
graphs. Generous commission.
Excellent earnings for a real
worker. Apply by telephone for
interview. Call North 6657 Sun
day between 1915.
CASHIER-TYPIST. Department
store experience preferred. Must
be rapid and accurate in ham
ding large sums of money. Over
"a years. Responsible permanent
position for one who qualities.
Apply Sears, Roebuck & Co., Oil
Bladensburg Rd. NE.
WANTED-YOUNG WOMAN
AS ASSISTANT in infants
wear. Do not apply unless
you have had several years.
experience in this line of
work, as we'll as other qualifi-
cations necessary for the
position. Apply employment
Office, 4th floor, Lansburgh's
Department Store.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
COLLEGE GIRL. colored. desires work ss
waitress, elevator operator or maid. Pot.
52S4-W.
COLORED-Wants upstairs work or cook
ing asd sdnaay st oqa eoinmSa sauif f54oM 0ny After
COLORED college girl wishes part-time
work during morning or evening as maid
or waitress; willing to work nights. De-
catur 535S.
CoIoRED GIRLS, two, want work as nurse
maid or cleaner. Call District 0s55.
COLoRED GIRL. Southern, neat, expert
enced cook and general houseworker; city
reference. Call Potomac ssa3.
COLORED GIRL wants part-time or all
Sos Soiowss work snS nS Sundays; references esh
COLORED GIRL. neat. light, wishes general
housework part or full time days work:
paitress gaios osss s9od plain cooking; references
COLORED GIRL. COLLEGE graduate. desires
work as companion or maid: ref. Phone
Met. 1904. u a.m.-6 pm.
COLORED GIRL wants rh.w. or mothers
helper. Call Lincoln 10273.
CoLORED GIRLS, two. neat. wish Job.
Decatur 5375.
COLORED GIRL. young. neat. light willing
worker; chembermaid. waitress, 9; h.W.'
reference. Call Sunday. North 48i7.
COLORED GIRL wishes lob as chamber
erences. Adams 5940-R
COIORED GIRL desires general house,
work: references. Decatur 479a.
COLORED GIRL wants cleaning or cook
ing. afternoon; references. Decatur n3n3.
COLORED GIRL wants general housework;
good cook: good reference. Phone Dist.
$500 124S Goth ST. NV.
COLORED WOMAN, experienced, wishes
general housework; stay nights or part
time: reference. Gall Columbia 5s01-R.
COdORED WOMAN, reliable. wants gem
eral housework or part time; good ref
erence Call Decatur 1897.
COLORED WOMAN wants work of any
kind: no Sundays: references. Call 1888
Seeton ct. nv.
CONTINUED on Next Pagey
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WANTED.
Statesmen to Sell Used Cars.
Highest Commissions.
Bonuses.
It you are not satisfied with
your present position, get our
proposition and sales plan. Leads
furnished.
We need additional men to en-
large our present sales force to
enable US to handle volume Of
trades coming In on future new
car business for 1898 cars.
See Mr.. Duke,
Parkway Motor Co.,
S040 M st. NV.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
f6nntinaled

SPANISH ITALIAN lessons: Prof. Barra;
daily, b-s Pm: private private or class l4Os I
BE A, P. B, x. telephone operator-recep-
course; work in doctors once. apartment
houses automobile business. etc Register
ss ws. '0fix sos sIs' nsy e'' s.ons Ms
lila. Room 204. 1911 G st.
SECURE COOP position--EARN more.
YOU can, BOYD course in shorthand.
sSne, s 'sPn n voaa essaaF PHY 1oa %a
Beginners and review courses. Day-eve-
ping !. sess!onS New SIasse; stsTiInE :,
coMMERcE. 1888 iR 6 Natl. e5aI ss4S OF
LINOTYPE-Special day rate. 10 weeks
$500. Largest school existence. Empire
School. 2O6 E. 10Th st. New York.
BARONESS UNOERNs Academy OF Lam
1886. Russian. French German. Spanish,
itailan. Groups. 25c per hour; private
sPANIsH-Native teacher; conversation.
grammar; beginpers. advanced Ktudents
glasses forming. Mr.. Ramos. Brent House.
Decatur 5633.
WE WANT to get in touch with mechanical
must be WIN wtp
tion. who wish to better themselves BY
ttr;sinnS tr;arss,o IN spare time for electric re-
write fully. Utilities Inst, Box I2-W. Star.
49,
FRENCH PROFESSOR, Paris France: 31i
strictly conversational lessons assures yo,I
TO speak French. Emerson O3O3 from 90.
INVEST YOUR SPARE TIME to LEARN
AK CONDITIONING and REFRIGERA-
tiON. Home and laboratory courses Of
,,eite, Iered TO hish school graduates and men
prep pTepare eext themselves for air-conditioning
washington agent. North 62G2 Detroit
eehool OF Ref and Air Conditioning. is
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
See Ad in RotOgravure Section.
,,. MABELLE MONOUR.
I34u New York Ave. NV Met. 117S
HOTELS CALL FOR TRAINED
MEN AND WOMEN.
GOOD positions for trained people IN
hotel end institutional field New hotels.
restaurants. clubs. schools and institutions
being built from coast to coast mean In
through resident day classes starting Jan,
ren.. sept. Oct. Previous experience proved
unnecessary. Registration in Lewis Ma
tional Placement Service FREE of extra
cost. Lewis graduates. both young and
mature winning success. Quick promo
Ton nne living, luxurious surroundings.
our graduates now holding preferred posi-
many nationally known hotel owners and
Get into this fast-growinx neld and
enjoy success Get out OF humdrum rou-
tine work into field that teens with op-
portunlty diversion and human interest.
rree II r, pook * sives !, N details Call telephone
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS.
Desk 9036 Penn. Ave at c3rd NV.
Telephone Met 1892
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STENOGRAPHER, two years legal expert
ence p. B. x. reference Lincoln 19S4-J.
STENOGRAPHER- -TYPIST. white, desires
general Office work; experienced. Call
| Line. 1SSO-J. Sunday after / pm. or
Monday after pm.
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| STENOGRAPHER-T general once
work: - years experience: good references:
! available Immediately. Call North 6s2l-J.
| Monday
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION. COURSES.
AUTO DRIVING taught By expert; park
Ing specially; permits secured: 81 90 per
ENGLISH LEssoNs-oorrectins fcrei1n-
AUTO LEssoNs-.REIIABLE WHITE MEN.
psrking for tests. NOEL, Met. 5b31.
PIANO. VIOLIN. GUITAR; popular music;
modern chord and melody method. Chill
dren; adults. Victor Georse. Atlantic
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD (P. B. X
tausht IN few easy lessons. Complete
course only $40. Apply 226 Bond Bids
AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTION-Cour-
teous, patient. professional instructor.
Learn to drive skillfully, safely and easily.
C.. Md, va. Mr. Rundiett. Emerson 4bbs3.
GREGG SHORTHAND. tipping. English.
32s4 ''' IL.
SPANISH PERSON, cultured, refined. de-
sires to give private Spanish lessons, Very
reasonable: cultured persons preferred.
Please write Ravelo. g29 q Pl. NV.
SHORTHAND. private lessons: OregE, PIT
man; beginners.. review. dictation. Miss
Milton. 14l0 H st.. after pm. Geo. 6379.
THE WARRINGTON LEAGUE FOR HARD
OF HEARING Invites ali white persons with
impaired hearing to join. their lip reading
practice classes on Monday and Thursday
eveninss at the Leasue's rooms, ll10 vsr.
mont ave. NV.
AUTO IFssoNs for permit, easy psTkirS
and clutch .coNtfoli car furnished. cali the
"oad Hel!sels" Foster aastwsI Net, 1900.
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SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. exp: can al
so type and do general ONCE work. Box
291-X Star. L.
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LADY who understands sewing desires po-
Sition in small dress shop. Box 26s-X
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TYPIST experienced. white reasonable
cal recommendations Cleveland 114S.
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TEACHER accredited desires private tu-
toring. disabled pupils; academic a spe-
cialty masters degree Box .g1-X. STAR
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TRAINED NURSE, 10 yrs exp. excellent
references. l9-hour duty. Walnut 723O-J.
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STENOGRAPHER also experienced in
laundry office and branch stores. Lin
coin l14l 1Ss
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WOMAN

Who seeks opportunity OF increasing fam
lily income. Qualifications: Must be mar
ried rent or own home. age 30-45, good
character with real reason for seeking
extra income. This is permanent for right
marty Rox 13S-W
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PRACTICAL NURSE. I2-hour service DAY
or night: reference. Call Atlantic 6s34
PRACTICAL NURSE. for middle-ased. 3
Sl5 vk
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ENGRAVER

To work in Baltimore Md. from first part
of November TO Christmas. Good wages.
Give age, experience and full details.
Box 9-W. Star.
RADIO SERVICE MAN
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SELL 50 PERSONAL

CHRISTMAS CARDS-$l 90.
New Christmas card bargain! 50 large,
beautiful folders with customers name i'm
printed for only 81; Autographed in many
Christmas card assortments. % folders for
ST. your profit soc free samples General
Card Co.: 400 S. Peoria St., Dept. P-244,
Chicago Ill
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THE HECHT COMPANY de-
sires the services of two ex-
perienced men of neat ap-
pearance to sell washing ma
chimes; inside and outside
work; liberal commission.
See Mr.. Cooper, Electrical
Arcade.
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one OF the largest casualty companies
desires young man with successful ordi-
nary life or accident insurance sales eX-
perience to train and work with new agents
in expanding accident and health depart
ment. Unusual local facilities and oppor-
tunity. Moderate salary guarantee plus
liberia bonus and promotion. State full
Iecord and details TO arrange interview.
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NURSE 3 yrs. hospital training. years
experience; city ref: private or insii-
tutlonal duty. North 05s4
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HELP MEN.

sALE6MEN. experienced. Permanent an
part time openings. Apply Sears, Roebuc
a. Co.. oil Bladcnsburg I'd. ne.
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| LADY, general once exp. typins. p B X.
| opr, cashier. collection; knowledge card
| punching: drives own car: best references.
| Lincoln ooH1-I
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DRESSMAKING: alterations specially;
work called for and delivered. Call Adams
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Must be experienced in repairs anc
service. Steady work. State qualifications
previous employment, age and salary ex.
oected Box o6S-W Star
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Write today for appointment; give past
experience, age, address and phone number
Old conservative company has opening;
not stocks. bonds. insurance or real es-
tate. Prefer married man. between 30 and
80. Your letter will be given thorough
consideration and will be held in strictest
eonidence. Box 2Rh-W. Star.
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LIFE INSURANCE
OPPORTUNITY

A real opportunity for man of junior
executive ability, Active Washington branch
OF strong old line company has mmedi-
sslesmsn mot industriaD whose past
actual sales record shows him able to ap-
point and work with new salesmen. If
you are between 25 and 40 and can qualify,
this Agency Supervisor position will pay
reasonable guaranteed salary and COM
missions on personal business Please give
complete personal and business data for
1nterYleW Box 2o2-X Star -
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DRESSMAKER, experienced; sewing OF all
kinds; alterations and remodeling a
speciality; reasonable rates. North 3055-J.
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LAUNDRESS. work TO take home. or dsys
work; good references. Call Sundays. At
lantic 15nH
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TYPIST, stencil cutter, stenographer; eX-
perienced; temporary or permanent. also
typing at my home. Box 12S-W. Star.
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HOUSEKEEPER or pantry work; good ref
erences. Met. 499s. 1866 Pa. ave. VI.
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WIDOW, 36, conscientious and kind. good
cook and manager, experience in practical
nursing. knowledee of laboratory technique
and drive car, will do housework IN
motherless home: local refs. Write for
Inflammation BOX 31S-X. Star. lSs
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GIRL. colored. wants Job as ONCE girl or
VIII stay nights. Call Adams O5S4-J.
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| GIRL. coiored. neat: waitress. dishwaSher.
| cleaner any kind at night after $50
| pm. Good refs. Lincoln 277R
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J; DRESSMAKER. nrst-cass colored wishes
sewing OF any kind. tailoring by the oa y
y or JOB; best city references. Line.
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YOUNG MAN for steady po-
sitiOn, with drivers license;
Al reference; wide awake;
straight salary. Box 96-S,
Star.
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GRADUATE NURSE-Position in doctors
once; private cases takeni reduced rate.
North 10000 Ext 6lS
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AVAILABLE NOW,
Merchandising assistant with
retail controllers experience.
Box 45-V, Star.
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SITUATIONS W0MEN.
ADDRESSING ENVELOPES or any tipping
at home; clerical work after fve o'clock.
Bot le-x, Star.
iTTR ATION6. 0Yessmek king, coats refined,
S2.6O up: hens, SOC up. North %494.
z14 st. NV.
x6vEkff6iNd end publicity writing;
perienee wishes connection. All. S79o.
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WOMAN of culture and refinement. ex-
perienced guest house owner Tor many
years in Southern city, now residing IN
Washington. desires position as hostess
or to connect with some institution where
her experience would make her valuable.
Box 175-W. Star.
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CHAUFFEUR HOUSEMAN,
COLORED; GO HON E
MIG H T S; MUST H HAV E
GOOD LOCAL REF E R.
ENCES; EXCELLENT SAL
AIRY. BOX 13-W, STAR.
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Experienced clothing and fur
nishings. Livingston's, 008
7th st. NV.
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SITUATIONS MEN q WOMEN.
BOY AND GIRL. colored. want work after
school. Atlantic SO43.
COUPLE. colored. wants work; sleep in;
refererce Phone North 45g9. Is"
COUPLE, white. settled; husband handy
man, caretaker. 5anitor: driver. gardener;
wife cook. housekeeper: city or country.
COUPLE white experienced farmers. want
to operate or manage farm or boarding and
rooming house. SO T st. NV. Potomac
263Q-W
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COLLEGE GIRL. colored. desires work as
waitress, elevator operator or maid. Pot.
5oS1-W
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THREE MEN

Age Is to 35, with car, to sell
Goodyear tires and radios.
See Mr.. Reeves, 10 to IL am.
or 2 to 5 pm, Goodyear Tire
& Rubber Co., Inc, 1900
Conn. ave.
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RoOFING-sIDING sAIFsMAN

Live wire who can close. Fastest selling
deal in town; complete cooperation by
substantial firm. We want a high-class,
clean salesman who can qualify as branch
manager; must have car: prefer man now
EMPLOYED who seeks better opportunity
no drawing account artist Apply 3 to
IL q m. only. 500 Rhode Island ave. re.
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BOOKKEEPER -TYPfsT. general once
worker formerly in C. p. AS once: neat
reliable. capable: best references. District
$500. Ext BIO.
Evening star., 1937-01-05
Bedtime Stories
Hooty Becomes Desperate.

and between the cold and starvation
he would die. So Hooty the Owl be-
came desperate. Yes. sir, he became
desperate. and, you know, one who Is
desperate Is needless Of danger, IS
ready to take any chance that may
offer.
Desperation makes one bold. It
was so with Hooty. Having hunted
all night. a moonlit night, and found
nothing, Hooty sought his roost only
long enough to rest. Then, in broad
daylight, he started out again. He
didn't care who saw him. He didn't
care what chance he must take II by
so doing he could get a meal. He
had searched and researched in vain
all through the Green Forest. not
green now, but white. He had done
the same thing in the Old Pasture.
He had been over every foot Of the
snow hound Green Meadows, mclud-
ing the dear Old Brier-patch. There
he had glared down at little Mrs.
Peter in a bramble-tangle. where she
was as safe from him as II she were
down in a burrow, in the ground.
Hooty simply couldn't get through
Evening star., 1937-01-05
By THORNTON w. BURGESS.
DESPERATION stops at naught.
Thoueh with danger 1t be frausht.
I old Mother Nature.

u vooTY THE GREAT HORNED
OWL can fast longer than
many of the other people OF
i i the Green Forest and the
Green Meadows. Fasting, you know,
means going without food. Hooty
doesn't fast because he wants to. He
doesn't fast as do some human folks
to try to grow thin, for he already Is
thin. Hooty never was really fat in
his life. When he f1uffs out his
feathers he looks big and fat, but If
you could see under that coat OF
feathers you would find him anything
but fat. You would be surprised. You
see, Hooty doesn't eat regularly. as
do you and I. He can't. He seldom
knows where the next meal is coming
from. So from long experience Hooty
has learned to 60 without food, to
fast, for days at time.
But one cannot keep on fasting
forever. One cannot keep on living
without food. Those who spend the
Winter in that strange sleep called
Information. Johnny Chuck and MINI
.bleheels the Jumping Mouse. for in
stance, can go for many weeks with
out food, but there comes a time
when they must eat or die. Those
who are active, out and about during
cold weather. may be able to fast for
q short time. Then they must have
focd. They must eat or they cannot
live. Fasting becomes starvation, and
starvation means death unless 1t is
relieved.
The Ice storm was hard on many
Of the people of the Green Forest. 1t
. was especially hard on those who eat
meat and have to hunt for it. On
none was 1t harder than on Hooty
the Owl. For the first day or two he
didn't mind his fast too much. 1t
wasn't pleasant. but he could get
along. He could endure it. Then
hunger began taking possession OF
him, until at last he could think OF
nothing but food. Starvation had be-
gun, and he knew 1t. He knew that
unless. somehow, somewhere, he OBJ
tanned food soon he would grow weak
and he would no longer be able tc
hunt. Then the cold would get him
Evening star., 1937-01-05

those brambles to reach her, and she
knew it.
Then Hooty had headed straight
for Farmer Browns dooryard. He
knew that there were feathered folk
feeding on q window shelf there. He
knew all about that feeding station.
More than once he had visited it in
the night, but then there was no one
there for him to catch. Now there
would be, and he was determined to
catch one Of those birds. even though
he had to do it under the very nose
Of Farmer Browns Boy.
So straight for that window shelf
he headed. Sammy Jay saw him COM
ing. and at once gave warning. There
was an immediate scattering in head
long fright of the feathered folk
feasting there and. although Hooty
dashed at them so recklessly that he
struck the window, he wasn't quick
enough to catch even one Of the little
feathered folk. He sat on the edge
Of the shelf and glared about. So
desperate was he that he actually
considered attacking Flip the Terrier
who was out in the dooryard. That
Is how desperate Hooty the Owl was
tCopyright. 1877
Evening star., 1937-01-05
CAR DRIVER is ACCUSED
IN FIRE TRUCK COLLISION

A collision between a fire-bound hose
truck from No. Engine Company and
a private car today resulted in a
charge of failure to give the right Of
way to fire apparatus against Leonard
Cooper, A. of Alexandria, Va.
The accident occurred at Vermont
avenue and r street. The hose truck.
driven by Raymond H. Sheets, 20, of
$40 Tenth street northeast. was en-
route to fire at 100 Seaton place.
No one was injured. but Cooper's car
was badly damaged and the fire appa-
fatus damaged to the extent Of $50.
The fire. put out by another hose
company, started in the parlor Of the
home of Thomas Wilson. Damage,
estimated at s1o0, was confined to a
davenport.
Evening star., 1937-01-05

Commissioners this month, It was
learned yesterday at the office of g. M.
,Thornett. acting secretary Of the Com
missioners.
Applicants will be given a physical
examination January II at the Fire
Departments engine house at 1913
Thirteenth street. under the super
vision Of DR.. J. A. Reed.
On the next two days the mental
examinations will be held at the
Franklin Administration Building,
Thirteenth and K streets. beginning at
8:45 am. Mrs. Mildred H. Gropp,
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chief examiner for the Board Of Edu-
cation, will supervise the mental tests.
Two principals, each with two alter
mates, will be recommended to the
Secretary Of War as a result of the
examinations. Applications will be re-
ceived up to the day before the tests.
Evening star., 1937-01-05
Flower 116 Years Old.

Mrs. w. r. Ware Of Edinburg, Tex,
has an edelweiss. or silver star, plucked
high in the Swiss Alps 116 years ago.
The flower Is the Swiss emblem OF love.
Evening star., 1937-01-05
MILITARY CADETSHIPS
ATTRACT 18 D. c. BOYS
Applicants for 2 Appointments to
Be Given Physical Tests
Tonnarv 10

Only 18 Washington boys have ap-
piled to take the examination for the
two vacancies for appointment as Ca
dets at the United States Military
: Academy to be- filled by the District
Carbon County news., 1937-07-09
CREATIVE ability is one of Des
~ tiny's most valuable gifts,

CREATIVE ability is one Of Des-
~ tiny's most valuable gifts.
The skilled and helpfully minded
palmist may often stimulate latent
creative ability to constructive ac-
tivities along worthwhile lines which
the fortunate possessor has been in
dolent in following. Analyze the
third finger with a view to explain.
ing, broadly at least, the possible
outlets for the creative urge as indi-
Gated by its conformation as type.
The Psychic Finger of Brilliance.
Here is a type of third finger
which, unless your analysis is made
with thoroughness, may be confused
with the Inventive type discussed in
Lesson SO. The reason for this is
that it leans toward the fourth fin
ger much after the fashion of the
Inventive type. In the Psychic Fin
ger of Brilliance this characteristic
is far more pronounced, however,
and with the hand extended wide,
the entire finger is found to lie much
closer to the fourth finger. The
Psychic type Of third finger, de.
spite it's tilt toward the fourth fin.
ger, is usually quite straight. Its
length is marked. and it's tip is al.
ways even with and sometimes well
above the tip of the second finger.
The entire finger is rather bony in
structure, with knuckles somewhat
knotty and the spaces between them
bound in or "corsetted. The nail is
usually long and somewhat pear.
shaped, and is always well set. Un-
der backward pressure, a peculiar
resilient tension is felt.
WNU Service.
Carbon County news., 1937-07-09
BODY TURN AND MIs-TURN

HERE is a wide difference be-
L tween proper body turn and
sway but the average player often
has a hard time discerning the diff
ference between the two. For in
stance the player, at the left in the
above illustration, is quite sure he is
conforming to all the fundamentals
that 60 with a correct body turn
but actually the result is an obvious
sway. Instead of turning the left
hip to the right slowly in co-opera-
ton with the straight left arm, the
player has lifted the club with his
right hand and in doing so has
raised the upper part of his body.
Naturally the left arm has been ex-
tended in the process but the right
arm is so far out from the body that
it favors a downswing arc from the
outside in. The actual downswing
will be more of a lurch than grad
ual unturning of the bodily muscles
because the weight is far off CEN
ter to the right and the left leg is
not in a position to bear the start of
the return weight shift with any
smoothness. There is woeful
waste of energy too in the inaccu-
rate wrist cock which must depend,
in this situation at least, for shoul-
der power to give any momentum
to the downstroke. In direct con-
trast to this method is the swing Of
Jones in the right hand figure.
Jones' body has turned freely be-
meath the head as an anchor, the
left is straight, the right arm in
close and the full wrist cock plus
the bodily windup insures a power
full downward blow.
@ Bell syndicate.-WNu Service.