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HELP AEN,.

AUTOMATIC PHONOGRAPH MAN. experi-
enced in .servicng, operating and equip
ment maintenance Must have pleasing
personality. intellisent. good salesman, pro-
and suitable transportation. Unusual OPP
portunity for duafified person. State qusli-
fcations and references in reply. BOX
2e5-J. Star.
s.s: ssksRF fhoa. Eis:s. $751; 5s!s '9rnss:''n is
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STENOG. (male), age 25-35; re-
port meetings for engr. firm;
Salary, $3.50 mo.
Stenog. female), under 80; neat
ly dressed, attractive person.
ality; investment, trust or le-
gal exp; salary $30-$40 wk.
Food Checker (female), local
exp; downtown restr.
Natl. Cash Reg. Post. Opr. fe-
MALE, under IS: cashier; ca
pable typist; perm.
Sales Clerk (male), exp. laundry
supply solicitor; not over %.
lover the counter.)
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 q It, NV.
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FURNITURE SALES M E N-Attractive
proposition for experienced men with pro-
kreSSive company; opportunity for excel
lent earnings. Reply by letter. stating
experience. Box "S5-K. Star.
FURNITURE REFINISHER and uphol-
Sterer; only experienced need apply. Call
Clev. 42i4 for appointment.
E-TO-HOUSE CANVASSERS. 2. neat
ly dressed with Verification. who are
willing to work hours daily. We have
new proposition that you can earn x35
Il week to start on Apply READY for
work. Room 3lg, 40.. 9th st. NV, before
\ n III. only
Evening star., 1938-02-13

Mrs. Boyle to Keep Fighting.
Clarence Phelps Dodge, president of
the Chest, supported Mr.. Willett in
this expression of sentiment.
Other social workers who preferred
not to be quoted held opinions similar
to those OF Mrs. Roberts and Mr.. Will
lett.
Mrs. Boyle, on the other hand, con-
tends 1t is better to feed hungry school
children, than to sit by and Go moth
ing at all. She admits the raising of
funds by benefit performances is an
uncertain business, but points out that
$500 school children have been fed
by this method until recently.
Despite the present financial ad-
versity which has befallen her enter
price. she told The Star she has In
mind l0-year school lunch program,
under which the project would bel,
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FOUND.

DOG, small, white. male; short tail. Ran
doiph 2936.
DOG. male. small, black and white Ind
and l sts. NV: very gentle disposition
Adams $40. Apt 21S.
COCKER SPANIEL, black. vicinity 18th
and SITS. NV. District :ISSf.
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER male: head
mostly Eight brown. tail white; tan harness
Found near Trinity College. Pot. U14S-J.
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INSTRUCTION colIpses

INCREASE YOUR EARNINGS BY taking
the StenoRraphic or comptometer course
at WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 7IO
l4th NV
GREGG SHORTHAND. DICTATION. RE-
view. Typing. English: college teachers:
attractive rates North 6lGO-J.
GREGG SHORTHAND by exp. teacher,
Beginners: review; speed dictation. Private
lessons. Moderate rates. North "a 4lS-J. 16s
STENOG, G,-TYPIST-Ciyil service exam.
Male only: File application before Feb.
II. RESIDENT and HOME STUDY courses.
AZ subjects. Register today. BOYD'S
SCHOOL 1898 F. st. NV.
and clutch control: car furnished Call the
"Old Reliable Foster Hartweli. Met. 500.
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Closing Hours
for
Classified
Advertising

Advertisements for The Eve
ming Stor ore accepted OF the
Main Office until II PM. the
doy prior to insertion, ond at
BronehAeencies until lO:3OP.M.
For The Sunday Stor odver-
tisements ore accepted at the
Main Office until $50 PM.
on Saturday.; at Branch Offices
until 5 PM.
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FOUND

Animals and articles OF rGlue
that hare been found mdv be az
rertised in The Star rtthout charge
II no retcdrd is expected
Each advertisement BM be lin
tied to tour lines. The name and
address OF Advertiser Dill be re-
CURED.
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LOS T

BOSTON BULL TERRIER. black white
markings, female. ForeStville. Md. Feb. q.
between : and : pm; Reward. J. D.
Dawson. ForeStville. Md.
COIN PURSE. containing keys, change and
halrnet. Friday, on Connecticut Call
North 061O.
DOGS. > black. male Pekineese; I tan
FeklngeSe. Reward Wisconsin 3U1 ~
KEYS. or 3. on ring, last Sunday.
Adams lo393. Reward.
LOST in taxi or Congressional Library.
flexible bracelet floral design. containing
rubies. Reward. Metropolitan O3lG
LOST Friday on Conn. bet. Florida and
T. Oxtord glasses; red case. Return
Gunston Hall School. Reward
PAIR NOSE GLASSES. black case. Re-
ward. 1914 G street. Met. l113
WALLET. brown leather. in taxi. between
14th and N. Y. ave. and Ch Ch., D. C.
Friday. Reward Cleveland Sa:i,
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER. white black spot
top of tail. Drown ear. Answers to
"Boby Adams 63l5. 5G1 Quincy st.
NV.
WRIST WATCH with bracelet, lady's white
gold; monoRramed N. A. P. Reward.
Georgia
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REPRESENTATIVE

We are interested in establishing a rep
ton and surrounding territory to schools,
colleges. hospitals clubs hotels and restau-
rants; previous sea food experience not
essential II you are willing to work and
can sell. Communicate direct. M. r.
E1lsy co" 5oston's real dsh house, Boston,
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S25 REWARD.

Cocker spaniel puppy. male age about :
months; tan and white. ali tan ears. short
tan weight about % pounds; disappeared
from Wesley Heights Feb. /. Cali Cleve-
land 5119
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HIGH school

HIGH SCHOOL.
MAHY ATssp!Nn GoMpLEFE EFEs N rIy TWo YEARS.
STUDY At home. Prepares iur college
pre-pioie>SIonal examination and business.
The American School. now in IT'S. 4oth sue
cataIosue today. Box lio-J Star.
CIVIL SERVICE BOOKS.
CIVIL SERVICE ARITHMETIC SPELLING.
GEOGRAPHY AND CLERICAL TESTS.
PRINCIPLES Question: and Answers
c9mpis,e sp, n ont Edition; ,only. ~.
Text covers Geners! Test Smelling Rous h
Drafts, Plain Copy and Graded and Timed
Dietation Material. Copy OF ''lndrXins and
a ''.'. On SALE:
HEcHT,s Rental Library. IN snd F NV.
h01Eaf MfS eHth HND f9B %6MES' HkAINED
Good positions for trained people in
motel note and institutional field. New hotels
being built from coast TO coast mean in
creased opportunities Qualify at home or
sShroush resident day classes starting Feb
nppecssrv nrp,,c oe,; FTesi9uS experienced proved
tlonal Placement Service FREE of extra
cost; Lewis graduates both young and
s9uF tisn ne ~nRlng RnE STs9eSs Quick promo
our graduates now holding preferred posi-
many nationally known hotel owners and
Get into this fast-growine field and
ENJOY emo success. Get out of humdrum rou-
portunity: diversion and human interest
Free book gives details Call. teiephone
IEWIs pssI adho HoTEL Eli TRAINING AN SCHOOLS, m
Telephone Met 1902
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S1.50 REMEMBER NOT SIS.

$I.5U REMEMBER NOT SIS.
HERNIA CONSOLATION TRUSS.
AMBASSADOR SHOE SHOP, 244S ! 9Th.
COMPLETE PLANOGRAPH SERVICE
that saves time and expense. We repro
duce al types Of printing matter in black
and white or varied color effects Phone
US 1or an estimate. No Job too large or
too small. Prices are extremely reasonable.
Columbia Paragraph Co.
80 1 st. NE. Metropolitan 1892
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS.
APPLES-SWEET CIDER.
OPEN ALL WINTER.
Out Ga. ave. 5 NIL, right on Route 1So
W. w. MOORE. Sandy Spring, Md. l3s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

INVALID ROLLING cHAIRS-For rent or
sale; new and used: all styles. all sizes; re-
duced prices. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO. AIS 10th st. NV. ME. 1874.
WE WILL SELL FRANKLIN PHAETON.
repair and storage at Eichberg's Auction.
u23. r st. wv. Washing ton. D, C.. on
@ Wednesday; Feb. 81 at s pm. FEDERAL
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait EMERGENCY Laboratory Room Col
Westofy BLDG. 14th and F Met. 1893.
FOR SALE-LIFE MEMBERSHIP UNI
versity Club. Box S6-J. Star. IA"
SPECIAL! REDUCING-6 TREATS, S5
removes tat In spots; results assured; diet:
baths. Apt. Natl. Sl34. 1880 Kast. n.w'
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
oebts contracted by any one other than
mnyset. WILSON s. THOMPSON, 1915
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SlEl; si.x white desiring good home; g,h-y
mo. Georgia H235 S0ieu' 9-o
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HELP nQMESTIc.

CoLoRED COLOR WOMAN: .housekeeper and
SooR: stay nights; 3 in family. 300 North
Kansas ST. Arlington. Va.
stay nights: S.s month Wisconsin 1907
LOOK and general houseworker, expe-
Net SOL HVs I'm IN; top pay II capable, Call
interyew ;H' annnin, IRON IL TO ! pm: Sunday for
COOK and general houseworker .yn.-
tierced, must De an excellent cook and
nave CITY references. 2a54 Macomb St nv.
TWS0bKiMAID, W. Sbins,ID coored: expert; must live in:
tween 10 and :, only. Wisconsin 5a4s
S5EhNERAL , NERAL WORK, plain cooking for couple:
20 horas day days a week; Lyon PARK,
va: rei, required Walnut s571-J.
aR- eooS lieSt eSSioTsd between 90 and 30 plain
wsek: basement room: stay nights; famiIy
Oh Decatur 1851. Call Sunday. '''''
Of 9th ebi,S white is general housework,. cook care
pi. NV. Apt. . fnahor
SaTlr stax n,nhe white desiring good home: gh.y-:
s'Hg mo hients; adults; refers. required; $50
Gnd,dL. GGihL colored. for general housework in
| uar uoc.9r nome; plain cooking. care Of i
sIio. srd no neavy washing: live in. 5s14
niiRL isnad drsc solored light; general housewo!k.
sana.--- 20 Warren st. NV
Gdlhh drIh white; assist with housework chill
9reh: I'VE IN: 81 week. Georgia 1891
nooD ss1sIo HOME for colored erl 90 to 30;
| laundry. SO week; basement room. isn, sssy
moon mst tsm,y on THURSDAY ~ and SUNDAY alter
| references. Box 4Os-A. Star. ~ T.
| HOuSEkEEPER. white; 3 in family:
aunasv aunau S:3 month; stay nights. Nortt,
fEa'-W, 64l Franklin st. ne
arn0opEisEWoRKER. rnoE KER thoroughly experienced: !:
| 81: ne. Cat 18th and X. l. ave neJ
| LADY middle-aged white; infants care,
VII WsIn,ii mo,lseEork; stay nights; March 1st.
moTHtEEs mIs[ tIs HE HELPER am, to pm, So;
| appiy II TO IL Sun, 1919 '5th st. NV,
WHITE NURSE for young children; TO jiv.
Christi hri iaiiiiy GOOD health. kind disposition
speech with clear enunciation reouisites:
900 month. Phone Cleveland 1905
VshdIa WILLIE WOMAN. middle-aged good cook
| Star oo" "''o a.
| WOMAN. white. reliable. unincumbered.
,, " care lor :-year-old child and do house.
Star Ssolk foon board and salary. Box so-J.
WOMAN wv AN cook and general house work:
aNr.; af,sr Somerset Md. Apply before ii or
| WOMAN OR GIRL, white. general house,
@6it, @%ot5' 1sookine assist with children: ref.
Wy: Belmont road. Apt. "Il
WOiMAN i settled cook and general house,
| work: SS: live in: Comfortable roor sS :
yer yer Sprinr: employed couple; new house.
| Shepherd i0l3-W
| WOMAN. colored. experienced COOK GEN.
| .a 81 hoantWofk: must be dependable, ca.
| paoie i9',', 9Th ST. NV
YOUNG WOMAN. white. for general bonSe-
"orks Can Mrs. Bowen. Walnut 7I43
.,'io DENVER ST. Sc. Hillcrest-GirI for
IN W, care OF ayr. child; live in 500 a
| mo. references - " q
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dnat Ldi,L coIored, Tor general housework in
opo..9r pIdr nome; plain cooking. care Of /
sddo. srd no neaVy washing: live in 5s14
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DIESEL OPPORTUNITIES
For free March of Diesel" HEMPHILI
DIESEL. SCHOOLS. rekistrar. 9"l Emerson
st. INV. Adams 1~U5,

blctoEL oFFOHl UNlIlEo.
Diesel SCHOOLS rellslrsr. sai Emerson
st. NV. Adams 1T05.
NEW JOBS FOR THOUSANDS.
ELECTRIC refrigeration, air-conditionng:
chance for reliable men to prepare for
good positions: train spare time AT home
ior Dig pay. installation. service work give
age present employment. phone. Utilities
inst. Box 411-J, Star. Ia
PRIVATE GERMAN LESSONS given by
experienced native teacher; also transla-
tions. Fraulrin Schmidt, Dupont 31.y
hUto AZ DRIVING taugh1 by expert; easy
mits secured. cars furnished. North 900!
POi!CEMAN-Ciyil service exam. salary,
HOME sTtDYp Ig DsYppea.,on eaErss before Feb IAN
BoYD'S SCHOOL, 1893 st. NV. '''
TELEPHONE F. B. XJ instruction on
sc,, sGllys beard; short course; start today
LiYrhhWRaIlNG iorrh ,s COURSE; complete course;
soc. Mr. Christmas. Wal. 81 ;t-J, pin. :
,sTENoGRAPHER-T -TYPIsr REVIEW.
and deietsi s,eno tesI5 plain copy; rough draft
rheorc @ and spepv tesis is also
!sTANFIELD sEcRETARiAL School.
-" l9'h ot. NV. District 1858.
TABULATING Als CARD PUNCH.
Widely Used in Government.
SIANFlELD SECRETARIAL SCHOOL,
~ I4th ST NV. District 1859.
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION in business
aaupyects lor persons who need immediate
help; typists who want to learn short
hand. etc; special offer See Mr., Whit.
more Met 9iii 1916 IAN ST. NV.
BEAUTY SHOPPE offers entire course In
itlufh Tor girls services in Ahoppe Call
Monday after 10 am. North 400
GREGG SHORTHAND touch typiue Eng
arIth.. Deed d!ct.; beginners and Review
er>' individual instruction. Decatur :;,s4
AUTO DRIVING 1NSTRUCTION-Cour
Gus patient prutes Sional Instructor; learn
10 driFe SEiilfuliy, safely and easily. PARK
nv ana tra'nc, Mr. kundlelt En- 45S:, /.
PIANO INSTRUCTION. Best method: les
SONS mace interesting to adult beginners,
W! kEAMt. iauEl BOY .,.s..= x 81
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BEAUTY pARloRs.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

EXCESSIVE Exc WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Ledendecker. 3025 o st. NV. West i1on
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y, oiSh; ~; Shite. general housework, cook. car.
nj .dii,a' ~ I'VE IN. Col. U76s. 449 Manor
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MAKE
$4,000 to $4,000

statesmen.
Local corporation with out
standing record of success
for the past Is years is inter-
eSted in statesmen who can
qualify for position in which
average annual earnings are
from $5, 900 to $4,000. Answer
by letter, giving your sales
record for last S years. This
is not a promotion.
BOX 230-J, STAR.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
LIFE INSURANCE MCR

strong legal reserve company tEot in
auStriall has Il real opportunity in WASH
ingtom Tor young underwater with good
personal safes record who Is now capable
sanlzation. Complete office facilities and
actlve cooperation. Moderate salary, plus
interesting DonuS arrangement. STATE
business and personal details fully in COLI
UdHncR IL 2iue - -
Evening star., 1938-02-13

Einti lmsii colored light; general housewo-k
| ramt te5s anu COOK; adults; no phone
Evening star., 1938-02-13
WE WANT A MAN.

business, but man who can sell. One
who has ability to make the most of every
prospect and who values the prestige OF
expect to do our our p@srsby par Offering a very
attractive proposition and fine product.
If you are the man we wart. give lis your
qualifications. Every letter will be- given
our close attention. Box 146-E. Star.
HAVE OPENING for aggressive salesman
Who is willing to trade intelligent, hard
work for reasonable income, plus oppor-
tunity for advancement with worlds lar4-
est organisation Of its kind. Apply morn
'"s'' r RrMIItNisdaToN-xAND. rSMIItNisddaoNxAND nc.
Evening star., 1938-02-13

| SdRL- SdRL- c9iored. between 20 and 30: plain
| 1S' 10y iisnt laundry: general housevork: SS
| week basement room: stay nights; family
| VI D.. decatur 1851 Call SUNDAY
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.

Policeman Exams. Salary. ~ 500
SSenaent FLnserprint Exam. Salary. ST .i4O.
itNAlor Conductor Exam. Salary. 81 .USu
labu!atlng Machine Exam. Salary >. 44u
" Slen.. typ, Calculating MachineS-~5
BeEln today. The Civl Service Prepara-
tory School, 90 18th 81. NV. Met. t;:.;i1 :.
Evening star., 1938-02-13

| ~ LNERAL WORK, plain cooking for co,Iple:
| houfs day 5 days a week: Lyon Psrk.
va. rel required. Walnut s571-J
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To1,,, 'e nj. ~ Wrek Georgia 1891.
S@OOlo @ HOME for colored girl. 30 to 20:
semeial houSeWork, plain cooking light
nlsht. on Thursday and Sunday after,
mon; mon; !am.ly OF 3: summer al beach. d Z.
references. Box 3US-A Star ~ -
Evening star., 1938-02-13

GSaith. White; assist with housevork chill
Sieh' H'e IN: - week Georgia 1891
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POSITIONS OPEN

FOSIlIONS OPEN.
Steno. %. age 24-3O years: prefer sin
gle gentle; must be competent secty:
good at figures, able to work under pres
sure: permanent $50 week to start
Secty o.. steno-lab. TECH gentle
25-35 years Of age; part-time work with
doctor; $50 month.
Steao.-S -Sect'y IL. legal exp: must be
expert; perm; $ll0 month.
Natl. Cash. Reg. Posting Mch. Oper.,
single: perm. pos.
Sect'y-Steno -Bkpr. fm.). college trained
gentle: legal exp, perm. pos; Sl5O-S2OO
month.
BOYD EMPLOYMENT SERVICE,
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MARDl GRAS! LEAVING FOR NEW Or
leans sunday. Feb. 20: can take - passrp-
gers; reasonable. Atlantic 6225-J l3.
NEW OLDSMOBILE GOING ST LOUIS.
VIA indianapolis. heated car: take pas
sthserS anywhere Ell route. Col Ol23 H.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
BUSINESS


TEACHERS: Home Economics Commercial
Elementary, Others. Wanted at once and
for fall. BALTIC. Teachers Agency, Jl6 N.
Charles ST.. BALTIC. Md. Licensed Agency.
KITCHEN SUPERVISOR, white female;
home economics training and Iearoom tx-
perience necessary; age under 81 Apply in
person.
d. C. EMPLOYMENT CENTER.
4S0 Indiana Ave. NV. No fees.
FOOD CHECKER white. female. age un.
der 10: must be experienced. Apply i'll
b. c. EMPLOYMENT CENTER.
4SO Indiana Ave. NV. No fees.
COOK. white. female: restaurant expert
ence necessary: age 25-4U. salary. Sl4 per
week Apply in person
D. c. EMPLOYMENT CENTER.
4S0 Indiana Ave. NV. No fees.
STENOGRAPHER.
Female. 20 to 30 years. gentle. at least
one years experience. willing to consider
$50 to 81 week: dictation speed. 100
w.p.m. typing speed. 80 wp.m.: no charge
unless placed. Apply for test 3 pm.
Monday.
WASHINGTON EMPLOYMENT EXCH.,
PA National Press Bldg
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HELP W0MEN,
(COntinlIpd

GIRL. white. refined and capable, for
general housew0rk; stay nixhts. S:Uo
Evening star., 1938-02-13
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES,

DOMESTIC AGENCY, 1928 9Th ST fur
niShes help and work. men and women,
any capacity.
RELIABLE AGENCY, Dec 1861. l4u2 llth
st, has cooks. maids. nurses ghw, part
time. day workers. helpers. housemen -
RUPHER'S s EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Cooks. maids. houSeworkerS mother help
ers. laundreSSes. cleaners dishwaSherS bus
boys. hOusemen. day workers etc; has
openings for girls with references. De-
catur 3J1l. 81. l1th st. NV.
UNITY EMPLOYMENT CENTER 6O2 F
st. NV. furnishes help on short notice;
~ types. restaurant and domestic. Natl
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OPPORTUNITY

Over 30, for special inside telephone sales
work; no experience necessary: training
gwen: must be good converSationalist
and have your own phone: permanent posi-
ton to those who qualify. Write, giving
age education. experience, II any, and
phone number. Box SIX. Star
Evening star., 1938-02-13

DRIVING TO TAMPA. FLA 2uth FOP
Two weeks. Can accommodate one: reae
Sohab!e: new car Adams 4lGg.
IGRTDA
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AELp AEN.
. statesmen.

salary and comm. Aggressive man with
| car; excellent opportunity to advance to
| saies SAFE manager Armor Roofing Co.. Inc .
o00 y. l. ave ne. to II am. only. :
Evening star., 1938-02-13
INSULATION statesmen

An opening Tor two experienced sales
men capable OF making surveys and esli-
mates OH home and building insula. .ion
run cooperation OF management in as
Slstne YOU to earn immediate income For
personal interview call Mr.. Duieif. Met
Evening star., 1938-02-13

Between 22 and AZ; steady employment;
advancement: requirements. neat appear
ance and willingness to work. Apply 4uS
Commerce & Savings Bank Bldg Tth and
= SITS. NV, Monday 10 am. (No other
Evening star., 1938-02-13

HSt HoJn -MhAD, colored. expert; must live in |.
,xaa xashkton references required Call be.
.Neen ~ and = only. Wisconsin, 5aia
Evening star., 1938-03-20
Visitors Off
For rH0rne
In China
Freemans We're
8 Guests in
Fairfax.

" AIRFAx, Va, March 19.-Mr.
l. and Mrs. Mansfield Freeman
and their son. who have been
L the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Len
mig Sweet. left Wednesday for their
home in Shanghai, China.
Miss Julia Kirk returned yesterday
to Eutawville, 8. c., after visit of
several weeks to her brother-in-law
and sister, the Rev. and Mrs. Herbert
A. Donovan in the Episcopal rectory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gates Of Los
Angeles. Calf, have moved to Fair
fax and are occupying the Ludwig
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dawson
Richardson, who have spent two weeks
at Miami Beach, Fla, are expected
to return today to their residence,
White House.
Mrs. Paul Berger Of Roanoke, Va,
has been the guest for the past week
Of the Rev and Mrs. r. Carl Maxwell
in the Methodist parsonage.
Mrs. Marian Amber Stone, who has
been staying in Fairfax with her son,
Mr.. James Stone. for the past two
months, left Friday for her home in
Williamsburg, Va. Mr.. Stone accom-
panied his mother for short visit.
Mrs. T. Ramsay Taylor OF Fairfax
and Mrs. James X. Jones Of Washing
ton are expected to return today from
a motor trip to Charleston, S. c.,
where they spent week.
Miss Anne Hooe Rust, accompanied
Evening star., 1938-03-20
Events This Week
At Arts Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. LenoX Uhler will be
hosts at dinner at the Arts Club Tues
day evening. Following dinner, the
Committee on Industrial Arts will pre-
sent Miss Genevieve Hendricks, we'll
known Washington interior decorator,
who will give a short talk on the sub
ject of Expressing Personality in the
Home"
Miss Camille Allensworth and Mrs
Katherine Morrison will be dinner
hosts at the Arts Club Thursday eve
ming. preceding a violin recital by
Helen Belt, assisted by Alexander Clay
ton at the piano
The historic Decatur House will be
the center of a round-table discussion
at the Arts Club this evening. The
speakers who will talk about the arch
itectural and historic merits of this
f1ne old home are: Dr. Francis S. Rom
aids, chief Of historic sites, Survey Di-
vision, National Park Service; Capt.
Dudley w. Knox, secretary of the
Naval Historical Foundation; Mr..
Arthur L. Blakeslee, chief architect,
Procurement Division Of the Treasury
Department; Miss Myrta Ethel Ca
wood. president Of the Professional
Writers Club, which has launched the
campaign to preserve Decatur House,
and Mr.. Frank B. Steele, secretary een-
eral, Sons of the American Revolution,
At chafing-dish supper preceding
the discussion the Civic Committee of
the club will act as hosts.
Evening star., 1938-03-20
Auxiliary to Sponsor
Entertainment.

The Ladies Auxiliary, Ancient Or
der Of Hibernians, met Tuesday in
the Library Of the Knights of Colum-
bus Hall and discussed plans for an
evening of entertainment, which they
will sponsor Wednesday, March 30, at
the K. c. Hall The proceeds will go
to defray the expense of the degrees,
which will take place the evening Of
May at the Mayflower Hotel.
Mrs. John c. Huppmann. chairman,
appointed Mrs. John J. Knight. secre-
tary-treasurer, and the committee in
cludes Miss Theresa E. Collins. Miss
Elizabeth Beavers, Mrs. Antoinette
Grady, Mrs. James George. Miss Lii
liam E. Fay. Miss Mary A. Winston,
Mrs. Daniel M. Stanton, Mrs. Joseph
A. DAILY, Mrs. Joseph McCarron, Mrs.
George Pagan, Mrs Thomas Mason,
Mrs. Rose Martin, Miss Catherine F..
Crowley, Miss Marie Allen, Miss
Catherine F. Crowley. Miss Marie Al
len, Miss Catherine Larkin, Mrs. Nellie
B. Kelser, Mrs. James Derrow. Miss
Mary w. Collins and Miss Frances
Melia.
Evening star., 1938-03-20
Fox, Cat Cross Border.

Had President de Valera's plan to
unite the two Irelands succeeded it
probably would not have made any
difference to q fox which recently
chased Q cat across the border from
Northern ireland to the Irish Free
State. The cat ran up a Free State
tree and the fox ran round the tree
watching its prey. William Arm
strong. farmer, Of Axhalin, Cloness,
shot the fox. carried the corpse into
Northern Ireland and claimed the
bounty offered by Fermanagh Council
for q dead fox.
Evening star., 1938-03-20

by Miss Virginia Hardin of Whining
ton, N. c., both students at st. Mary's
Junior College In Raleigh, N. c., are
the guests Of Miss Rust's parents, State
Senator and Mrs. John Warwick Rust,
In Fairfax, during their spring vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Thomas G. Henderson of Chan
tilly, near Fairfax, was called to Salem,
Va, Tuesday. by the death Of her
mother, Mrs D. r. Martin.
Evening star., 1938-03-20

would start singing her scales with
one eye glued on the turtle and
one on her notes.
Since then" Nine Flagstad
concluded, 1T has been no great
effort for me to keep one eye on
the prompter and the other on the
conductor"
Evening star., 1938-03-20

licious. You'll enjoy the Southern
chefmanship . and the enliven-
ing cocktails. There's a Bridge
Tea every. Monday at 2 PM, con-
Quoted by Mrs. Hannah Gather
Hill. Lecture and Bridge, includ.
ing tea, 76c. At 20th and Z OTD.
Phone NORTH oeia.