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Evening star., 1938-03-30
HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
CALLERS for baby photographer Apply
60S n 81. ne, Roberts.
GHEF white or colored, for restaurant
Do not apply unless you are well qualified
Sterling 929s.
CLERK. experienced, for dry cleaning
estaolishment' references. Apply @3l0
car and be producer. Salary Commensurate
with results. Box 6S-R. Star.
COUNTERMAN. one with sea food house
experience preferred. Apply AS loth st.
NV.
DENTAL MECHANIC. experienced in rub
Der work; excellent opportunity in high
class laboratory. State age and experience.
Box 247-R. Star.
GROCERY CLERK, white must be good
worker, experienced. 1923 N st. NV
experience in fabrication. over 25 years.
weigh 80 lbs: local references. 10th and
M ESQ Station,
MAN-Steady., good-paying Job. available
over f nf Ma pad De weekly years car
necessary; Call Potomac 4179 Wednesday
evening between $50 and o pm. for
MAN good character over %, looking for
permanent employment; pay discussed in
Interview. Apply 9-l2, Room @05, 1875
Eye ST. NV.
of trucks, Apply by letter giving refer
ences salary mad hours. Telephone and
personal calls will receive no consideration.
w. Eugene Pyles, Upper Marlboro. Md.
MEN--Go into business. Will furnish hos
iery, lingerie stock on CONSIGNMENT Re-
sponsible parties Sell at wholesale prices;
500 commission. Mr.. Alfred. us 9th
st. NV.
MEN WANTED-old established firm of
sales af prometfon: E' nationsly s sAe advertised
large earnings to men who can qualify:
considered Ell Rubin Co. 7ls 7th ST. nv,
from D. c. Box 69-R Star
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN 'a). experi-
enced. with car. sell new homes in Mary,
St. NV. Phone West 231s.
maintenance work Box s4a-R. Star.
SALESMAN. roofing siding; closer who
will work and do expect Z exceptional propo-
statesmen to sell Atlas tires on new. mo-
money-down budget plan: Apply in person.
Cards ESQ Station. 18th and T sts. NV.
statesmen (2); experience in our busi-
ness not necessary; we will train you to
furnished fur to the the type Of men we require
See Mr.. Petit steuart Motors. 14OI r. /.
ave. ne.
statesmen, 25-45. are you aggressive'
Cen you sell? Can you contact business ss
a new Held that has unlimited possibilities
0945 for appointment
Statesmen to sell grocery restaurant food
ington and vicinity. Box AIR. Star.
ALESMEN-Distributor Of low-priced au-
sales force. This Is an OPPORTUNITY to
help prospects, etc. Apply WHY'S WASH
ington. Inc. 1895 18th st. NV.
statesmen. experienced, who want, to
sea asa .h ssd ne sfas A
eeorsia g Ma Isw.s ave- se dealers
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced; steady
eG1 q nt ne references A. E. Felser'
MAN. experienced, for
dry cleaDins establishment references.
YOUNG MAN for special route work in
Arlington County; sales S expssrience peri help
trss tress Co. 3ai L st. s.w. ' w. ''-"'
YOUNG MAN wanted, familiar with real
estate operators and apartment owners.
wonderful w opportunity Box 4s4.R. Star:
YOUNG MAN alert. ambitious. as clerk in
perience If any. and other particulars.
Box 363-R. Star.
YOUNG MEN, g. for new sales proposition,
p.d Room iisssHsy 1883 t.
Evening star., 1938-03-30
MEN

We need three men, neat appearing. for
our sales and service work Sales experj-
ence helpful, but not essential Must have
car permanent position; no canvassing;
Two weeks training with pay; commission:
position to ambitious men. Century Metal
craft Corp, 5l2 Mimi. ave. ne. Thursday,
Evening star., 1938-03-30
STEADY WORK

In the food industry: no lay-off or part
time Old established company can offer
employment to two more reliable. neat
appearing men. % to So no experience
necessary WE TRAIN YOU. II from
20 TO $50 per week interests you. apply
10 II m. BIB K st NV
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

~ w ONss'sS.
s5tsSshfa easS ?asns:s Boz s4a long Star lease
APARTMENT HOUSE, upper 18th st.-5s
rms - baths; good income; can be
Miss Mccown. zoos ST.. Met. 4s1s.
RooMING HOUSE, 10th sta rms. 8
Govt: workers; nicely furnished; $3.50.
terms. MI. Fletcher. zoos II St Met. 4s13.
and well furnished; l6 rms. 4 baths; rent
Miss Mccown. zoos ii ST.. Met. asia
DRUG STORE. prominent corner: large,
Price, $500; terms: Box 80. Star.
RooMING HOUSE and secondhand store
f sacriice % owner cry 4ss s # st. n NV. nea 81. WIN
SAFEST CAR ON EARTH--Brake, clutch
and throttle all controlled with a single
VIII more tina than WI" half pSe Of the presen
automobile accidents. Want help to mar
ket. Phone Dist. 1859 for demonstration.
sHsGsR Pa1P P2 in DRS5s Bs5hfB Bs5;
1859. 81
ny 18th ST. N.W.lstoreroom, par
ne4 1ieuary a SaI Ssaapts5ls s5t5 for D. G. s.: sl75
IAsoSASiSt oiu Nniicty oboic' IoHs tothD.'
price. 81 ZOO cash. Box 64.o Star &
RESTAURANT for sale. on Conn ave:
bargain. Apply 700 Woodward Bldg. 5th
and H SITS. NV.
APT, ROOMING HOUSE, Dupont Circle
II rooms 3 baths: completely rented
BY owner. Box 353-A. Star. 3'
BOOMING BOARDING HOUSE (best resi-
Dental sectional large center-hall house
with IL rooms. large tile baths: nice
rear and front yards good rugs; excellent
beds: The most completely furnished house
We know: Rent, $500. Only $500.
Reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1938-03-30

y THE HECHT co.
Will employ 3 statesmen to
sell electric refrigerators and
washing machines. Per-
manent positions assured
those who qualify. See Mr..
Cooper, Electrical Arcade.
Evening star., 1938-03-30
MOTOR TRAVEL.
BEAUTY PARLoRS.
CAMERA REPAIRS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
wonderful French method used DR.. Della
Ledendecker. 1925 o st. NV. West 1920
Evening star., 1938-03-30
ATTENTION

"A I 1lENIION,
We have few openings for neat ambi-
tlous men. at least 21. with D. c. drivers
permit: salary. $3.50 week. plus bonus
$50 to $40 wk: absolutely no selling,
Apply bet. and | am. 1880 22nd st. n. W
SHOE statesmen,
Part-time and Saturday work: experi-
enced only: good pay A. s. Beck, i315 r
st. d - -' -''' .
Evening star., 1938-03-30
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
Loeol Advertisers
EtectiUe April I, 1888

locoI Advertisers
Effective April 1, 1888
Three Lines (Minimum).
! time, 23c line go
2 times, 2lc line ne---.1 1926
3 times, zoe line 1.80
7 times, 19c line (consecutively) 3.99
Additional space pro rata.
Transient advertisements cash.
Claims for error must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rots
3 lines l time, zoe line go
3 lines 2 times, 18c line 1.O8
3 lines 3 times, 15c line---- 1856
DEATH NOTICES--$1.25 per inser-
ton for 10 lines or less, l5c per line
for additional lines.
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium of Washington and the rates
charged are far lower than those OF
newspapers in other large cities.
Nothing is so cheap considering the
results obtained.
Evening star., 1938-03-30

BARBERRY BUSHES (40J. Call after
pm. Georgia 5053.
BED. "a SIS: china cabinet, lib table, odd
chairs, laundry stove. gas heater, Must
sell Columbia 10335
Evening star., 1938-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ANTIQUES chests, sofas, chairs.
tables. paintings, prints. frames. silver
services. bric-a-brac. Edelson. SIS 5th NV.
ARMATURE. generator and motor ex-
change, starter and electric motor repairs.
rewinding: brushes and belts for all re-
frieerators, washing machines: lowest
prices Harris Armature Co.. 9th and o n ".
Evening star., 1938-03-30
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES,

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & d ALBERT, INC,
SIS 10th ST. NV. Phone National 4112
Evening star., 1938-03-30

NJ; doors. 81 up: kitchen sinks, 81 up; gas
ranges S5 up; kitchen cabinets, So up:
lumber, SIS per M up; beams, radiators.
bathtubs, toilets etc. at rock-bottom
prices Ace Wrecking Co., 212 C st. s.v.
Met 1928
Evening star., 1938-03-30

FANS new and used, ac-d.c, S. up; re-
paired. exchanged; 20-inch floor pedestal.
S37 80. ext1' st SO .95 up. Carly. 1905 l4th.
CONTINUED on Next PA1e.)
Evening star., 1938-03-30

BRICK LUMBER AND PLUMBING ma
terials at bargain prices from hundreds Of
wreckine Jobs. reconditoned and neatly
arranged for your easy selection Mt Hech-
inser's. You'll save time as we'll as money
by coming to any of our four yards. We
quote delivered or undellvered. Phone
Evening star., 1938-03-30

BRICKS. used building materials. 2x4-6-
s. sheathns and flooring: $3.50, up per
m; doors and sash; wrecking II bldes.. 400
blk. v st. NV. American Wrecking Co.
Tel Iincnln 2o44
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to travel Southern State; must Be neat
appearing. Can earn $50 weekly. Tfans-
portation paid. Room 7os, 1888 q st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-03-30

BUILDER WILL FINANCE and build your
mouse on your lot al small profit or re-
MODEL. also prepare plans. References
exchanged. Call Shepherd 1852 after
Evening star., 1938-03-23

Committee on Housing call for 10
regional meetings In as many sections
OF the country, beginning tomorrow
and continuing to April IL.
The purpose, as elaborated by the
committee chairman, Walter r. Nc
Cormack, who also is special assistant
to Administrator Stewart Mcdonald Of
the Federal Housing Administration,
Is to 'lay before the architectural
profession the opportunities for new
construction work which can be de-
veloped under the recently enacted
amendments to the Housing Act.
The institute has solicited the CO.
operation Of regional and city plan
ming commissions over the country in
putting over the new program.
The District, Virginia, Maryland
Evening star., 1938-03-23

senset It's good advice and common
sense!"
Bill stared into the eyes of his
fiancee. He couldn't believe that a
girl of Kate's intelligence would per-
nit her actions to be ruled by any
such silly bunk as the location Of q
star. Her attitude in the matter fore
shadowed a good deal Of unpleasant
ness following the wedding.
And just because the stars pro-
claimed that you should avoid con-
tact with people whom you-er-care
about today you refuse to 60 out with
me tonisht?"
THE stars have always been right
I'd be afraid to disobey them"
We'll, Of all the idiotic-do you
realize what sweet time I'll have
explaining that to the Hunters?"
"I'll call the Hunters and explain
myself"
Explain about the stars? They'll
think you're daft"
Tears appeared in Kates eyes. Bill
bit his lip. All right! Have 1t your
way!" And Bill went home.
X X X
X ATE worked in the circulation de-
partment Of the Morning Tribune.
Bill worked on the floor above in the
editorial department. Usually he
came down at lunch time. Today he
didn't. Aid that night she rode home
on the bus in solitude.
The next day and the next were the
same. Kate, at first confident that
Bill would get over his crouch, be-
gan to feel uneasy. She began rack
ing her brain for q question to ask
some one in the editorial department,
finally hit upon one and with thump-
ing heart went to the floor above.
She tried to appear casual, but Mr..
Dyer, who had charge OF the floor
above, regarded her curiously.
mo-" he said, Bill isn't here just
now"
Kate flushed. Mr.. Dyer grinned, and
Kate turned and ned.
Another week passed, and Kate was
utterly miserable. She tried to tell
herself that she didn't care, but that
was defying the stars. Darn the
stars, anyhow! Why had she ever
permitted Grace Hadley to arouse her
interest In them? Or why couldn't
her horoscopes have been wrong.
But they hadn't. They had pro-
claimed her destiny for month, day
Evening star., 1938-03-23

dars opened the door, grasped her
hand and jerked her inside.
Hello. honey. How about calling
everything Oh and starting from
scratch?"
She looked at him, wishing he'd
kiss her. "Oh. Bill, let's. What--what
made you change your nnind?"
Il didn't about loving you. But
thought you'd given me the air for
good. / went to old man Wheeler for
advice, and"
"oh!, Did he tell you asked his
advice, too?"
You bet he did. He's wise. that old
guy. He put two and two together
and suggested that L"
"Oh! He suggested. did he? So you
believe in the power Of suggestion,
too?"
Bill stared 1T her . moment, thea
laughed. Honey. let's call 1t day.
Let's do our own suggesting from
now Onto each other. I'm sorry
was 50 rude and abrupt that day"
And I'm sorry was, too, Bill"
Bills arm went around her shoul-
der. She sighed deeply, contentedly,
After 4 moment Bill said. "And we'll
forget about the horoscope business,
eh?"
Kate nodded. "All right. darling.
I'll only listen to you from now on,
but"
But what?"
But my horoscope did say that
something dreadfully nice was going
to happen to me today"
And Bill, leaned over and kissed her.
(copyrisht. 1o3sJ
Evening star., 1938-03-23
COMPARE WITH $3.50
REFRIGERATORS ANYWHERE

Clsa.;ng ALL PORCELAIN (o~ss;a. .nd ny bsa..
Ssars fer Ne most startling refrigerator val~s
ksve sv,r heard Of! Not fouss, not ffvss-b~s
psst II pse~z SIX Gu. FT. rslriserasoss hat
hsad Ise4s sf feed, keep It frssAsr, longer! Nhh
~ fa.ssus ROTORTTE CURRENTCUTTR Aas
suss sus7s.t eosss - ihe bone! Here's the rsf1o.
ssaser ysr've always waased-st price yos nsvsr
dpse.as4 would be - lo.r-a Priss that y a1asst
SEC lsss thsa sshsrs ask for ssmPsrabls sss,
hsish, psrfssznsnee and equipment! H,1yI
Evening star., 1938-03-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
TODAY.

1OOA4.
Meeting, Catholic Thought Associa.
ton, Willard Hotel. 7:30 pm.
Meeting. Sons Of Revolution, Willard
Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Agriculture Department
Branch, Local No. 2. N. F. r. E., 7l0
Fourteenth street NV. Bpm.
Meeting, Unitarian Thought Study
Group, Sixteenth and Harvard streets
NV, pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, Beta Theta Phi, Ohm
sted's Grill, 1880 pm.
Luncheon. Kiwanis Club. Maynower
Hotel, 1880 pm.
Dinner. Monarch Club, Willard Ho-
tel. 7 pm.
Meeting, League of Laymen's Re-
treat, Mayhower Hotel, pm.
Meeting. Ksllipolis Grotto, Raleigh
Hotel, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1938-03-23

by day, correctly.
And you couldn't
ignore q thing like
that.
In desperation,
Kate went to old
man Wheeler for
advice. Old man
Wheeler had been
with sthe Tribune
for 10 years. He
was Z kindly per-
son, and Kate told
him about her ho--
oscope. The old
man shook his S.
ga ious ea d.
Might be some-
thing in it," he ad-
mitted. Might be.
However, I'm con-
tent to trust in God
and read my Bible
and and let 1t 60
at that"
Sn,,f a.
Evening star., 1938-03-23
These $225.OO Features
for Only $l39.5O!

PoPsststa estsids. PeresIsia IasidA
TssshA-esr Opens peer When Ksads Are FsH
. r'P-Prssf Wks Shelves vss-Hs.dy tn SlsH
4 F's9er-nP frsy ksleass Leeseas lss Trsys
. Points q celd ceasrel-Fosf Prsssl.e
Asssnssse Reset Defrestiag Projects Fssd
} hshss sf celdex Deubls-DMy Iasulssssa
tsaess cetdsPet ksforife currsnt-csf+sP
Fssdsx Frsshsnsr end Utility brewer
W0ter DofS1os-Ax4oMotie Interior Llskf
Evening star., 1938-03-23

Washington Friends Of Spanish De-
mocraey and the Warrington Labor
Peace COMMITTEES At SIS, pm. Mon
day 1t the Masonic Auditorium, Thir-
tesnth and H streets NV.
Speakers will include Representa-
tives Bernard, Farmer -Laborite, Of
Minnesota and Scott. Democrat, Of
California, the Rev. Herman ]. REFS
sig and John Carmody. A large crowd
Is expected.
The meeting ID one Of q series be-
ing held in several large cities under
auspices Of the North American Com
mittee toad Spanish Democracy.
Evening star., 1938-03-23
LABOR EXPERT TO TALK
DR.. Lubin to Speak Tomorrow al
Press Club Luncheon.

Press Club Luncheon.
DR.. ISador Lubin, commissioner OF
labor statistics 1T the Labor Depart
Ment, will speak at q luncheon at the
National Press Club tomorrow at
1880 pm.
DR.. Lubin. who helped frame Presi-
dent Roosevelts recent policy of bal
aneed prices" will discuss price poll
cies and their relationship to the
well-being OF the average man.
Evening star., 1938-03-23
ARCHITECTS TO AID
HOUSING PROGRAM.
$4,000 Summoned Throughout
Nation to Regional Meetings
Starting Tnmnrrnw

Mobilization OF $4,000 architects
throughout the United States to CO.
operate with the Federal Government
in stimulating building Of small homes,
slum clearance and low-cost housing
Was announced yesterday by the
American Institute of Architects. :,
Plans devised by the institutes
Evening star., 1938-03-23
DAILY SHORT STORY
SUGGESTION ; IL
RILL sAUN-
. HHa urinnna

RILL sAUN-
DERs grinned,
mocktngly. Don't
tell me you believe
that tripei"
1T isn't tripe!"'
ate Jackso n
glared. If you
were btoad-minded
you'd let Nine.
Rosseau read your
horoscope"
"Ha! My horo-
scope! I can Just
imagine m yself
getting that weak
minded"
Weak = minded,
1 n d e ed !" Kate's
eyes bla1ed.
But, darling, be
reasoI1able! Th is
horoscope business
Is = lot Of nor
sense and"
"It isn't non.
Evening star., 1938-03-23

CANNED my destiny accurately, day
by day, for a whole MONTH"
Old man Wheeler looked thought
fully at the sober faced girl. IF I
were you, Id try for 4 month with
out benefit Of horoscope. Some say
It's merely the power of suggestion. A
person tells you that something's 60
ing to happen, and if you believe your
sell that 1t is-well. you're apt to
help it to happen. I'm not decrying
the idea, you understand, hut-try It
without for q month See what hap
pens"
THREE days later Kate, feeling blue
and respondent, was standing on
a street corner waiting for = bus
when coupe pulled up. Bill saun-
Evening star., 1938-03-23
DR.. Smith G. U. Speaker.

The Rev DR.. Ignstius Smith. dean
OF the School Of Philosophy at Catho-
lie University, will discuss Current
Social Work and Catholic Philosophy"
before the open forum Of the uni
versitys Organization Of Social Work
Students at 1880 o'clock tonight in
st. Thomas Hall on the school campus.
Evening star., 1938-03-23

and wsst vtrs1his are included. In
region 10, which y scheduled to- inset
Monday In Philadelphia. Marcellus
Wright Of Richmond was named con-
sultant for this group. 81.
Evening star., 1938-03-23
SESSION SET BY FRIENDS
OF SPANISH DEMOCRACY
Mass Meeting II Called Monday
to Denouncs Americas
RorAi1n po1fcv
foreign Policy.

A mass meeting to denounce the
administrators foreign policy viii be
held under the sponsorship Of the
Evening star., 1938-03-23

The deity Brahma is represented
in Hindu art as four-headed and four
armed and riding q swan or goose.
Evening star., 1938-03-23

Hotels OF Singapore, Malaga, are
jammed with tourists. commercial
travellers and refugees from China.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-16
STRAND

Two big hits comprise the excel lent twin feature program which opened yesterday at Warner Brothers Strand theater for four day en- gagement.
 Heading the program is the con- tributor of some of the screens most memorable gangster perform ances, Edward G. Robinson in "The Last Gangster".
 Incidentally Robinson, who played the first gangster in motion pictures ("The Widow From ChicagoD now plays the last.
 His present role is that of gang overlord who is sent to prison, serves a ten year term and emergeS to face a veritable new world. Rose Stradner. famous European dra- matic actress, recently brought from Vienna, plays her first picture role opposite him, and James Stew art is cast in the romantic lead.
 Miss Stradner is cast in the role of Robinsons wife and Stewart the newspaper man who befriendS her and with whom she finally finds happiness.
 A riot in the mess hall of a Campaign Day-survey of commit nifty health needs; Thursday, Adults Health Day encourage home health; Friday. School Health Day special programs, pre-School and school health examinations; Satur- day, General Clean-Up Day-coop- erative large scale cleanup activi- ties; Sunday, Report and Follow-up Day-close campaign with enthu- siastic meeting for reports and effecting permanent organization.
 Selling wild flowers has been ban ned in Cape Province, South Africa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-16
Negro Health Week
 Program Prepared
Health Department of Connecticut Joins in Annual
 Observance of Event-PrOteCtOn Emphasizes

Young colored mothers meet side by side with young white mothers in bringing their babies and pre-school children to the health center for frequent examination, and the young negro mother is just as keen to adopt health measures of clean Illness and sanitation, proper feed ing and daily health habits for her children.
 National Negro Health Week is designed not only to call attention to available health facilities but to start year round activity in health work. During the week, negro groups will be mobilized in every commun- ity to plan programs and attend meetings when special health sub jects will be discussed, and health activities will be carried on to add emphasis to the occasion. Local health departments and commun- ity organizations should give assist ance, the bulletin said, in making each day of the week a success by providing speakers, aiding programs, arranging for health films or health exhibits, and making available health leaflets wherever possible.
 Program
 Beginning Sunday. April 3, the program will be as follows: Sunday will be Mobilization Day-sermons, health talks, mass meetings; Mon- day, Home Health Day home cleanup, parents meetings; Tues day, Community Sanitation Day - activities for sanitary needs and improvements; Wednesday. Special
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-16

questioned her about the Prince Srgurd rumor quoted her as say ing: T don't play around with kids!"
 Again she was reported en- gagged to Wilhelm Soarensen, Swedish financier, but nothing came of that, either, except a quo tation attributed to Garbo that T am never going to marry!"
 Enter Mamonulian
 It was after her return that Gar bo fans got their biggest romantic thrill after the Gilbert attachment. Oosercant hotel-keepers during January of 1884 thought they recog- nized queenly figure which swept through various Arizona towns as being someone other than the Miss Jones" and Miss Brown" who regis tered. She was accompanied by a man who was soon recognized as Reuben Mamoulian, Garbo's director at that time.
 To Grand Canyon, and through the Arizona mountains went the car carrying the two vacationers, no longer as care-free as they had started out. For as Identification of both became clear, curiosity dogged their footsteps closely throughout the remainder of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-16

Annual National Negro Health Week, originated in 1915 by the fa- nous Booker T. Washington, the purpose of which is to focus atten- tion of the colored race in every state in the union on health, will be held this year from April 3 to 10, Sunday to Sunday, the state depart ment of health announced in its weekly bulletin.
 Although the negro living in northern cities is more susceptible to tuberculosis and the respiratory dis eases than when he lives ill his more natural climate of the south, and although other diseases have also taken heavy toll of the col cred race, it is felt in the northern states, in Connecticut for instance, that no special control measures other than those that are advocated for all the population, white and colored, need be advocated for the health of the negro It is essential, however, to emphasize through Negro Health Week the need for taking advantage of every oppor- tunity to improve personal and family health and the health fla cilitieS which are available to the negro in his community.
 Health Protection
 In every Connecticut community where the negro dWells, the bulletin pointed out, he is an integral part of the group and has the same health protective opportunities as the white man. The health officer is concerned with the health of both.