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Personals

STOMACH AND COLON
AILMENTS
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SAVE more money on auto insurance.
Healy Bros. Inc. Fid Bldg. BR li97
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Special Notices

WILL NOT be responsible for debts
contracted by anyone but myself.
Joe Talk, Jr.. Route 3. Box $50.
Puyallup.
Evening star., 1939-11-13
Natures Children
Club Mackerel
(PneumatophOrus cOlias)

at Wood Hole being copepods and,
to lesser degree, amphipods and
young herring.
These mackerel are easily caught,
as they are not wary in their mode
of action. Bait thrown overheard
will be too tempting to resist and it
will be followed eagerly and swal-
lowed greedily.
The chub mackerel prefers the
more Southern waters, with the
Gulf of Maine as its most Northern
limit during the warmer days. Its
Eastern range is as far as Georges
Bank of the American coast.
These fish run from 500 to TOO to
the barrel, which Indicates the
smaller size as compared with the
larger and more common mackerel.
Though this fish has not been
studied SO closely as its more COM
mercially important relative, its
habits of life and family history are
practically identical.
Like all mackerel, the club Is
moderately prolific 1000 to $4,000
eggs for the average female. The
eggs are buoyant. Spawning takes
place at night. When the water is
from 60 to 81 degrees, incubation will
take place in about 81 hours. The
newly larva is very small,
about 3.3 nm. When he has grown
double this length the large eyes and
the tracings Of the caudal fin rays
may be observed. Soon the head
takes on its natural shape and when
the small fsh is so nm. long 1t re-
sembles its parents most decidedly.
Evening star., 1939-11-13
ihe Rex Anchors
Al Gibraltar and
Loses ; Passengers
British Take OFF Trio
Of Germans Who Are
Of Military Age
(Fourth OF a SerieS.)
BY WILLIAM L. WHITE.

GIBRALTAR (via AirmaiD.-
First we eat the minestrone soup
with cheese.
The Rex is very still, at anchor.
Then the spaghetti with mush-
room sauce and rcd wine.
Through the portfolios of our din
ing saloon we see the nearby lights
along the quay at Gibraltar. Behind
them, rising very black, the big rock.
Then the roasted guinea fowl and
more of the ships red wine.
The German men at their table
eat silently. Everybody tries not to
be caught watching them. We know
that alongside us is moored the little
British motor patrol boat, that Brit
ish officers and policemen have come
up the ladder, that they are going
through all the ships papers, and
all our passports, which are being
held in the purser's Office.
Arrest.
At the Germans table there is one
empty place-the chair of the very
blond and intense young National
Socialist with the close-together
blue eyes, who has been constantly
and purposefully pacing the deck
during all the voyage. Suddenly he
comes in. He is carrying his coat
and hat. That can mean only one
thing. He goes over to the German
table, speaks a few words. Then
together they all rise and go out,
hastily shaking hands with their
friends at other tables as they leave.
Well, the roasted guinea fowl can
wait. so I follow. In the outer corri-
dor, tactfully hidden behind pillar,
stands a blue-uniformed British
military constable-pink-faced, tiny
mustache, high blue helmet, blue
uniform, cleaning buttons-he
might have stepped out of Kipling.
He is biting his lip as he waits for
the enemy aliens But with no
Evening star., 1939-11-13
Women Ask Office
For Home AGENT
sy stan Correspondent of The Star,

BY Stan CORRESPONDENT OF The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, Nov.
13.-Prince Georges County women
will hold a mass meeting at the
courthouse at 2 pm. tomorrow to
bring to the attention of the county
commissioners the need for pro-
viding adequate office space for
Miss Ethel M. Regan, home DEM
onstration agent.
The meeting has been called by
the Prince Georges County Council
of Home Makers Clubs. Mrs. Joseph
H. Blandford, president. said today.
Several of the affiliated clubs and
other organizations concerned with
rural welfare have urged that ade-
quate facilities be provided for Miss
Regan.
The action started when it was
announced that the home demon
stration agent will be moved to the
basement of the new County Serv-
ice Building, in Hyattsville, which
will open soon Miss Regan now
occupies Offices in a private build
ing.
Evening star., 1939-11-13

tAIoo was VIC cIlu 10 cnCOTCS LnaC'
already had generously included
five or six, with the Liszt "Liebe-
Straum" as a finale.
OF his own compositions, Rach-
maninoff put just one in the not
overly long program, the "Etude-
Tableau in A Minor" a brilliant
work that required a scintillating
delivery. The remainder of the pro-
gram held his favorite composers
names, Bach, Chopin, Schubert,
List. When Rachmaninoff plays,
1t is not so much the compositions
that one enjoys, except when special
favorites are there, but rather the
extraordinary, high degree of
knowledge of how they should be
played that is the great pianist's
particular gift.
Domination of Intellect.
One feels the domination of
Rachmaninoff's intellect every mo-
ment and this intellect has a clair
voyancy of phenomenal character.
Many pianists, even of the best,
make the listener conscious of the
notes, while with Rachmaninoff it
is the idea that is uppermost. The
fascination of his art lies in the
way he projects the idea almost to
the exclusion. if one might so call
it, of the music as music. Thus
phrases become so concrete that
what goes into their coalescence is
secondary to their meaning as a
whole. Few pianists can approxi-
mate this art.
Rachmaninoff is on plane by
himself for he is in advance of other
artists of the same instrument in
the way in which he has gathered
together all the elements of piano
artistry and united them without
allowing one to dominate more than
another. There is neither technique
for techniques' sake nor interpreta-
ton for what it has to say nor too
much emoton or too much calcula-
ton OF effect. A fusion of the whole
brings out a compact art that per-
mlts OF a thorough contemplation
OF the idea imbedded in the music
itself.
Imbued With Tenderness.
His fingers are light winged and
imbued with tenderness of touch
when wanted and his mastery of
dynamics, of proper sorority, of style
and of phrasing are all of a super
lative quality. But it is the thinker
behind the splendid technician that
is the most intriguing, the man who
could grasp with such fine and SYM
pathetic insight the varied facets OF
Chopin's genius, as exemplified in
his Sonata, Op. So" and the -Four
Etudes. Op. Is" the opposing genius
OF Liszt in his etudes. one in D fiat
major and the Dance of the
Gnomes.' the dazzling piano form
he gave Schubert's Die Forelle," :"
the latter's exquisite "Impromptu,
A Flat Minor" and the gracious
Bach French Suite"
Wherever the opportunity offers,
Evening star., 1939-11-13
Two Rescued From Bay
Thank Coast Guardsmen
Ry the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. ia
man and woman who were fished
stark naked out of San Francisco
Bay Saturday night thanked Coast
Guardsmen today for saving their
lives.
The pair Mrs. Leonora Everett,
"a. and John Wright, 35, were men,
bers of picnic yachting party of
six that ran into difficulties near
Alcatraz Island when Jack ODon-
nell, owner of the yacht, went for
swim. and the 40-foot craft be-
came disabled.
Mr.. Wright and Mrs. Everett
started out in a rowboat to look
for Mr.. ODonnell, but in the dark
ness they failed to find him, and
their skiff overturned. They shed
their clothing, the better to hold
onto the capsized craft. A cruising
Coast Guard boat picked them up.
Mr.. ODonnell later was found,
and an Army tug towed the yacht
to anchorage in Paradise Cove.
Evening star., 1939-11-13
A. u. Trustees Meet

The regular annual meeting of
the Board of Trustees of the Amer
ican University will be held today
in Battelle Memorial Building on
the campus of the college of arts
and sciences.
The election of the first alumnus
OF the college of arts and sciences
Is expected when the board delib-
crates the names of three nominees
selected by the alumni body. At
least one other trustee is expected
to be named and officers will be
elected. it was stated. DR.. Arthur
c. Christie is president Of the board.
Evening star., 1939-11-13

other break in his pink impassivity
he ushers them down the corridor.
Imprisonment.
From the railing, we see, handed
down into the bobbing tug, first their
valises, then the Germans them
selves. We are suddenly very sorry
for them. Poor fellows" says the
Swiss girl, ito be locked up behind
barbed wire like animals for who
knows, how many years because of
this war. But it was so stupid Of
them to try! Everybody tell them
In New. York the British surely
search the ship. at Gibraltar. But,
then, that is your Sherman for
you! He cannot learn. But yet it is
sad"
According to another ships
rumor the Germans who have
money may stay at any hotel they
like in Gibraltar and have the run
OF the town, only they may not
leave the rock until the end of the
war. Those with no money the
British will take to a concentration
camp in England.
And now," says the Swiss girl,
I'VE must qveek tell that old goose
from Munich that the British say
ze will take no women. All after
noon she has been soaring the poor
oder Sherman women out of their
wits ends wis all zese sings about
the British"
Saved.
But before we can reach the "old
goose from Munich" suddenly down
the deck come two of the five Ger
man men-the very young and pink
cleric, arm in arm with the latest
German of all. They have both
been drinking. They are beaming
like kids when school is out.
"Zey did not take your" asks the
Swiss girl in amaZement.
They stop, still beaming. "This
save mel" says the young man and
with a gesture he runs his hand
from his clerical collar down the
fronto t his black garb, and beams
some more.
We beam, too.
Il am too alt" says the fattest
German of all. "Feefty vars"
But were you not afraid, when
the British question you, that they
take you anyway-put you in con-
centration camp for all the WARP"
asks the Swiss girl.
mo, I am not afraid of that" said
the fattest German of all. For
four and a half years I was in the
oder war Why should 1 be afraid
spend this one in British concen-
tration camp?"
Wisdom.
But in America you were safe"
persists the Swiss girl. You no
have to go. Why you come back
at alp"
MY family are in Germany" ex-
plained the fattest German of all.
And in America friends tell me it
is much better to 60 back early
volunteer-because if you wait till
they call they not like it."
X X X
And then We find out eabout the
blond young German with close
set eyes, the National Socialist who
paced the deck SO intently and who
went off with the English in the
military launch. He had a good job
in America. Last week cable
comes that his mother is dying in
Germany. He decides to take this
terrible chance. Now he spends who
knows how many weeks-months-
years-behind barbed wire. And
that is why he paced the deck of
the Rex so intently. Maybe he was
not even National Socialist!
This whole war. as the Swiss girl
says. land everysing about it-iss
idiot! complitly!"
Evening star., 1939-11-13

Rachmaninoff becomes singer on
the pianoforte. yet he never is guilty
OF taking this occasion for senti-
mental musing. And he can aban-
don the song for the clear, classic
line: the deeper emotions, or for
brilliant display. This flexibility
was given full play in yesterdays
program, yet it was of minor i'm
portance beside the strength, clarity
and beauty of the deeper things
Rachmaninof found to say by their
means. No wonder that the audi
ence sat entranced and pleaded for
more, not even satisfied with the
further revelations of the generous
encores.
The concert yesterday, under
Dorothy Hodgkin Dorseys auspices,
was Rachmaninof at his best and
that best is superlative.
Evening star., 1939-11-13

AMETHYST BROOCH silver. Mass ave. or
Conn. ave. vicinity Dupont Circle Re-
ward. Phone Decatur 1899. l3s
BRACELET. gold flieree. flexible, vicinity
18th and Webster. II found call Columbia
172O-W. Reward l5s
CROSS FOX SLEEVELESS JACKET Raleigh
HAP. label: Nov. 4; bet. Conn and Fla. 10th
ana X; liberal reward. Dupont 175l.
FUR NECKPIECE lest at entrance 1853
columbia rd Saturday night Reward
Phone Columbia 1896
PCCKETBOOK-Party who found on Park
rd SATURDAY. night return contents to Art
100 1881 Park rd, after pm LIBERAL
reward l5s
WALLET. black. with registration card. D.
Z: permit, Valuables; near 2lst st. and Pa.
ave. W Saturday: reward. All. 393l-J.
W1RE-HAIRED TERRIER. male. about 4
months old; lost Wed. afternoon. Reward
VI l 4th st. ne. Lincoln 1897
WRIST WATCH. lady's gold Bulova, 2 dia-
monds each side: lost near Rittenhouse st.
FIJI. m; reward. Geo. 900?
Evening star., 1939-11-13
Business Club Luncheon

Frederick Feiker, executive secre-
tary of the American Engineering
Council, will speak Wednesday at
the weekly luncheon meeting of the
American Business Club, to be held
at 1890 pm. at the Hay Adams
House. Richard Essex, president of
the club, will preside.
Evening star., 1939-11-13
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

During the 18th century and into
the early part of the 10th the club
mackerel was very numerous. Then
1t was almost unknown between
1910 to 1850. For years, no fisher
man ever saw the club mackerel
until, in 1900, it was found in Casco
Bay. From that time on this mack
erel has been becoming more and
more abundant. AS a table fish it
is always commercially assured of
steady demand, as it is smaller than
its better-known cousin, the common
mackerel.
Most anglers call this mackerel
the "hardhead," though bullseye
Evening star., 1939-11-13

and Spanish mackerel are names
almost as much used. It reaches a
length of 8 to IA inches. The sides
are silvery, with many dusky
blotches on the upper sides and back.
The eyes are large and truly beauti-
ful. The body is streamlined.
You will find that this fish has the
same trait as his relatives-that of
travelling in schools and having
similar feeding HABITS, his chief diet
Evening star., 1939-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PLANNING A. BANQUET. OYSTER ROAST,
organization dinner or stag party? ODon-
nells Farms, on the Marlboro Pike. is the
Ideal spot for such an affair. Telephone
Republic 1850 or Hillside Oll2 for reserva.
tion.
WILL SELL FOR STORAGE NOV "lst, II
a a M Ford sedan: engine ALB 503ss7l.
DAUGHERTY AUCTION SALES INC.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THF MEM
Association OF the District OF Columbia will
be held at the National Homeopathic Hos
pltaI. Ind and SITS. NV, Was'iraton
D C. on Mordav Nnvembor 90 1920 at
20 . m. ELIZABETH NJ BROTHER
Evening star., 1939-11-13
Keeping Tab

If you change your address in
England at present you must, by
law, give notice in person within
seven days to the national registra-
ton officer.
Evening star., 1939-11-13
Audience Fails to Coax
Prelude From Pianist
But Brilliant Rachmaninoff
Concert Included
Generous Encores
BY ALICE EVERSMAN.

The audience at Serge
noon IN Constitution Hall applauded appuded
still zeal
ence from the where the
popular among The
settled the question closing letting down the top and
Evening star., 1939-11-13
SALEsMEN.

YOUNG MAN. single. ambitious. good per-
sonality, to represent nationally known
manufacturer making styled quality line
popular-priced shirts and sportswear for
ritory Washington. Baltimore and ada
cent section. Weekly drawing against COM
missions. Exceptional opportunity. Lion
Evening star., 1939-11-13
AGENTS.

HOSIERY sALEsLADIEs WANTED-Fine
quality and guaranteed merchandise, with
30 days free repair service; percentage
high. Coronet Hosiery Co., 803 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1939-11-13
FOUND.

A1REDALE. male. old near 7th and D SITS.
NV. November &. Atlantic 7l42.
Evening star., 1939-11-13
SALESMAN WANTED.

Our golden anniversary line OF copy
righted advertising has given US the great
est fall sales in 10 wears. Line includes
calendars. leather pencils and novelties
Opening for man with sales experience
offering permanent connection and year.
round work. Territory advertised ard ter
ritory rights protected. Liberal commits
sions payable weekly also substantial bonus
and prizes. You will have financially
sound and experienced organization beck
U you. New selling season opens in De-
cember. A real opportunity for an ambi-
tious salesman. Write today giving busi-
ness experience age. car ownership and
THE THos. b. MURPHY CO..
RED OAK. IOWA
THE BIRTHPLACE OF THE ART
CALENDAR ADVERTISING INDUSTRY .
Evening star., 1939-11-13
HELP MEN.
Continued

RUG SALESMAN.
Permanent opening for thoroughly expe-
rienced man. Apply personnel dept.
GOLDENBERG'S, 7th & X.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
(Continued.)

WOMAN. colored. wishes general house
WORK or days work or job as charwoman;
references: Phone National 45SO.
WOMAN. colored, wishes general housework-
days work or full time; city references.
Atlantic 1862
Evening star., 1939-11-13
DIESEL ENGINES.

The neY Diesels are sweeping the coun-
try, creating thousands Of jobs for trained
men. Get your training at moderate cost
IN one of our day or evening classes nov
forming. Includes practical shop training
Enroll now for special rates. Open until
p m: Saturday until noon.
WAShiNI ON DIESEL SCHOOL.
14O Que st. NE. Dupont 1915.
Evening star., 1939-11-13
AUTOMOBILE statesmen

Wanted. Two thoroughly experienced auto
statesmen to sell Ford, Mercury and Zephyr
z and = per cent commission; this is a plan
to compensate good men at . higher rate
of commission: plenty Of cars for immediate
delivery See Mr. Bond. Logan Motor Co.,
I'LL 18th St NV
Evening star., 1939-11-13
MAN.

want q man under As seriously looking
for . good-paying Job and willing to work
If he gets it: must have car, good refer
ences and be able to start at once. Phone
Dupont 4677 between and pm. for
appOintment
Evening star., 1939-11-13

BEDROOM-Mr., Green says: Imagine .
imagine, and with guaranteed inner-spring
mattress and coil spring. S59.95.- YOUR
Green Furniture, 5000 Georgia ave 0eorgia
Evening star., 1939-11-13

home. a fine maple suite. Also l in ma
hoeany and | in walnut. MARKED AT A
SACRIFICE. Come TO the Acme Retail Store.
ACME STORAGE CO.. 462S-3O 14th 1T,
NV. (Open nightsJ Take year to pay.
Evening star., 1939-11-13
a COTORED MEN AT ONCE

Full or part time, to serve regular CUSTOM
ers; must be neat and have at least SEVENTH
grade education; age no handicap if active:
e Der Week: SEX experience not NECESSARY; ~ y busi. ISL
ness under race management. Apply 1:3O
to q an Tuesday At 1903 P st. NV.
Men, white, over 81 years Of age,
Evening star., 1939-11-13

We are in the market for men, who are
not satisfied with less than $45 weekly. with
= good opportunity to make more. Come In
and chat. This chat has meant UP to S65
weekly to some men. 424 Colorado Bldg.
Evening star., 1939-11-13

BUILDING MATERIALS from 80 houses.
slum clearance project 100000 brick at
$3.50 per m: T5OG0 IT. lumber, $40 per
M up; 200 doors. SOC up: 200 windows at
gas ranges. kitchen cabinets, I-beams. fire
escapes. etc. Apply on job 634 Eye st.
I'd
Evening star., 1939-08-11

a way that magically diminishes the
Waistline-these details give the
dress a softness and subtlety which
look expensive, and that stand right
at the top of important fall trends.
The paneled skirt is sWirling and
graceful. It's a perfect type of the
youthful, yet sophisticated, type in
Women's sizes. Make it of faille,
fiat crepe or thin wool.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1898
is designed for sizes 80, "a, SO, 38,
40, AZ, "A and 46. Size "a requires
53s yards of 39inch fabric for short
or long sleeves; 2s yards lace edge,
6 inches wide for vestee.
Send IS cents for Barbara Bells
Summer Pattern Book! Make youl
own smart new frocks for street.
daytime and afternoon, with these
simple, carefully planned designs
It's chic, it's easy, it's economical. tc
sew your own. Each pattern in
cludes a step-by-step sew chart to
guide beginners.