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Evening star., 1940-03-01
City News in Brief
TODAY.

Convention, Photographic Society
OF America, Wardman Park Hotel,
all day.
Dinner, st. David's Welsh Society,
Mayflower Hotel, pm.
Committee meeting, Ancient Order
OF Hibernians, Mayflower Hotel,
8 pm.
Meeting, Falconer Institute of
Effective Speaking, Mayf1ower Hotel,
7:45 pm.
Dance, Nevada State Society, An
napolis Hotel. 9 pm.
Dance, Oklahoma State Society,
Mayf1ower Hotel, 10 pm.
Dance, Wisconsin State Society,
Carlton Hotel, 10 pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, Washington Classical
Club, Raleigh Hotel, / pm.
Dinner. 1888 Worshipful Masters
Association, Burt's Tavern, 6 pm.
Dinner dance, the Little Con-
gress, Willard Hotel, 7:30 pm.
Dance, Florida State Society,
Raleigh Hotel, 9 pm.
brloge party, washington and
Federal Bridge Leagues, Wardman
Park Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Philosophical Society of
Washington. Cosmos Club, 8:15 pm.
Dance, Peoples Life Progressive
Club, Hotel Twenty-four Hundred,
10 pm.
Convention, American Committee
for Protection of Foreign Born, Am
bassador Hotel, all day.
Convention, Photographic Society
of America, Wardman Park Hotel,
all day.
Meeting, Lime and Putty Associa-
ton, Ambassador Hotel, all day.
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TALK ON CLASSIFIED
sClassifed Ads for
,o Profit

.Now'sa.,az,nsE 's.,a,s oA. is ,s1s,,,, the profit s,,ns
than on the classified
pages Of The Star.
rThere is profit for the seller,
profit for the buyer.
\. Daily and Sunday, year in
and year out the classified pages
Of, The Star are offering bar
gains which when sold render
@, cash profit to the seller and
sn merchandise profit to the
Buyer, who values the article
purchased in excess of the
amount paid for it. Help is
ia1so supplied and positions Sc
cured through Star Classified
advertisements.
:" Scarcely is there any other
form of service that so COM
.hletely covers all human needs
ast,the classified pages Of the
metropolitan newspaper.
=. Thescost is small when COM
-pafe6' with the service rem
dered. q:
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Births Reported

BENJAMIN and Myrtle Faulkner twin boy
waiter and Betty jackson, boy
Douglass and Louise Keys, boy.
Alfred and Sara Feldman boy
Richard and Catherine Wilson, boy.
Leon and Edith Shinberg, girl.
Joseph and Katherine Abramson, girl,
Wade and Mary Skinner girl
Peter and Isabelle Wasilousky. girl.
Edward and Virginia Haas. girl.
Basil and Klavdia Yegorov, girl.
Andrew and Sarah Porter, girl.
Calvin and Theresa Skaggs. girl.
Joseph and Erma Reintzel, girl.
Lester and Vivian Griffth, girl.
William and Marian Stevens, boy.
Carlton and Mildred Nau, boy.
John and Ellen Callahan, boy
Donald and Alice Marian boy.
Charles and Ruby Hays, boy.
Harry and Bertha Chipouras, boy.
Morris and Anna Berger. boy.
Walter and Eleanor Prentiss. boy.
Paul and Nellie Miller boy.
Cyril and Pauline Mansfield. girl
Willlam and Mildred Vernstein, girl
Joseph and Mildred Hare. girl.
James and Margaret Graham girl.
vincent and Katherine Davis girl
Earl and Virginia Riley. girl.
CHARLES and Frances Sauber girl.
James and Frances Ingley, girl.
Claud and Vena Johnson, girl.
Fred and Eleanor Taylor. girl.
Lowell and Dorothy Adams. boy.
Harry and Virginia Gabbett. boy.
Nelson and Catherine Rodgers. boy.
Thomas and Juanita Howell, boy.
Charlie and Goldie Jenkins, bov.
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which food has been stored, for here
will also be found choice grubs and
worms. But the intrepid hunter goes
out to seek his food, even during the
coldest weather, and will stick the
trunk of his nose in the wet leaves
and such places, sure of routing sew
eral slumbering insects, stupid with
the cold.
Shrews must watch their steps at
night, for owls are especially eager
to capture a shrew or two. Haws
kill them during the daylight hours,
apparently for the sport or perhaps
mistaking them for mice. But a
cat-well, she feels she must bring
something home to prove her in
dustry and she often lays a shrew
at the feet of her mistress. Her own
children scorn even the sight of
them.
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Natures Children
Short.tailed Shrew
Blarina brevicauda (Say)

detect the odor Of fresh meat for
some distance. Otter larger neigh
bar will leave some scraps from a
feast, which adds much to the menu
of the ravenous shrew.
Shrews use up a tremendous
amount of energy in making their
livelihood and for this reason seem
to be always half starved. They are
tireless hunters, making shalldw
runways under the surface of the
ground, their ridges betraying their
presence to the farmer. They are
fond of the eggs and the babies of
the ground-nesting birds, but they
are also equally delighted to feast
upon baby mice.
During the winter the shrews,
when possible, seek old buildings in
Evening star., 1940-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

VACUUM cLEANERs-Hoovers S12.95: Eu-
Leka,, " Do; Electrolux with att. S16.95:
Rosai Premier many others; rs nsT sSs
11th st. NV. National 7773. /.
VACUUM CLEANERS. rebuilt and floor sam
pies pies oneoyrs sors guar: all popular makes as
514 10th St, NV. National ss72
WAsHERS-Up to 509o reductions on 1898,
% g. f neor rs samples Of many fine makes 10
TkA r. N. a s 81 cCess xess from Msy
Hotpoint. Westminster. Norge, etc. The
fasnc l5aS soPP oPEN IN s. NV Republic
WASHERS rebuilt and reposs.. Tyr. guar:
AuTHoR1zEp Al 1IH RI I51 SALES AND An S's SERVICE on
4s "a SEM THd 5EN6T q H3M5 Ssb AsEx WAh MAx
},aS hiberal h, trade-in allowance. Pay with your
514 10Th IstiS1SAI St. NV. otan Nstional ss7e.
I4RaE APpaPPssf apPsSe ss HoHsE TASH
win sacrifice new washing machines at
are more than 60GS. We. occupy an en-
the sales Of appliances; We have a repu-
prices. Whether you are in the market
now or in the near future. we advise you
sirens sStronsly to visit rs now. Used Wessns-
Maytag, Norge. Thor and others as low wa as
Ss. Liberal trade-in allowance. Terms as
low as 81 weekly. WASHINGTON'S LARG-
ATLAS APPLIANCE CO..
r ENTIRE TIRE BUILDING ael g ST. NV.
WASHING MACHINES - Brand-new. in
crates: sacrificing 500 of list price: used
Maytag. Primer and others; $40 and up
J. G HARDING & CO. INC.
ELECTRICAL HEADQUARTERS.
BIZ 10th ST. NV NATL 2160.
WASHING MACHINE-Reg. S1O9.05 spin
ner. 4995 cash: brand-new floor sample
Apex Radio Co. 700 9th st. NV, at G.
WASHING MACH. spinet. good cond. $40:
new ABC and WESTINGHOUSE dem. at fac
tory price. Alb II st. ne. Ii. 6O5O.
BRICK. 100000 GOOD. HARD BRICK.
Oak nooring. joists. shiplap. toilets. urinals.
wash basins; cheap Rialto Theater, 713
9th NV. Statesmen on job.
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
Three-piece living suite upholstered for
$40: covering and new inside material in
cluded; made like new in finest tapestry
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING CO.
2509 14th ST. NV. COLUMBIA 1O172.
CHURCHES, CLUBS, THEATERS
WRECKING RIALTo THEATER.
1,7O0 Seats, Wurlitzer Organ,
PROPS. CURTAINS. PLUMBING MIR
RORS. MARBLE. LIMESTONE. ELECTR1-
CAL FIXTURES. BRICK, LUMBER, RUGS.
SALESMAN. 7l3 9th st. MAKE oFFER.
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers
Three Tines (Nfin},,a,,y,nN

A"CC AlHCS (N1lUlmumJ
l time 23c line SO
5 times zoe line - 180
2 times 19c line (consecutively) 3.99
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the Sec
ond insertion
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
3 lines, l time zoe line. -.$ go
3 lines. 2 times l8c line 1.O8
3 lines. 3 times l5c line 1.35
DEATH NOTICES-sl.25 per in
sertion for 10 lines or less i5c per
line for additional lines.
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal, Sc per line additional.
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
Ine Star is the great want Ad"
medium Of Wasr ington, and the
rates charged are far lower than
those Of newspapers in other large
cities. Nothing Is 30 cheap consid-
er1ng the results obtained.
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LOST

kVSUs
EYEGLASSES. rose tinted. rimleSs ir,
IN E Eel deese" blue case. Reward. deor-
HOSPITAL PIN, between Providence Hos
pital and Clifton Terrace. l4th st. NV:
name on back; reward. Phone Columbia
5744. AIT. 116 west after 8 pm. 20
HUNTING DOG. black and tam female; tag
inscribed &C. c. Croxton. Lyells P. O., Va"
Call AT. 5000 or DI. DIAL
MARYLAND AUTO TAG, "32S433," with
PHYSICIANS emblem attached. Reward Cali
Wisconsin 1862.
POLICE DOG, half-grown, vic Sonoma and
Old Georgetown rd. dark gray, white mark
lngs on breast and feet. Reward. WI.
6065-J.
sCOTTIE, black male, wearing red collar.
Reward. 50S4 Lowell st. NV. Woodley
5010.
spECTACLEs pink TRANSPARENT frame, in
brown leather case. lost Monday. If found
call Columbia 1856. Reward
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER. lge. male, white,
black and tan. Wisconsin ATS.
WIRE-HAIR TERRIER, female. white with
brown and BLACK markins& 8 mqs.i vicinity
wood 806S.R
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Closing Hour, 4 PM. Saturdays,
for Sunday Star Classified Ads
Please send or telephone your Ad Friday evening
or early Saturday morning 5000.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

KEY CASE. brown leather. On Park I'd.
between 18th and 10th sts. NV. Columbia
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You can get your work done now on easy
Terms that suit you. ]. Tolson. AT. 7532
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

S~ SNASs
AeGoRD1oNmNo sts COB ON, need now to put on
II II you want to start. we viii loan y You ' an
ss oE 's wien sSi You aS%9s pag 9or
se ae ake he nsru%sn p nasnnef nome YO
you wish The same offer is available on
euitar vioin eiarinet umpet drums
xyiophone. Kits. iasNoS NS' G 'stm00ne St. and
ACCORDION. 4s bass Lamar. with case,
used used times, $50 cash. Call columbia
ANTI9UEs.-Ps,tern glass. old china. dec
ture: mirrors. lamps. silver. etc. Hamilton
Arms. 81 st. between M and N.
ANTIQUE CHANDELIERS, fireplace equip,
easi medsls rams, Hiscv worries miniatures ships
silver services o, M ali types. ne r5fes set of
sniINp,SGsh entd1s Ghippendsls g BE-, chairs = MURRAY
B BATH 4 TUBS, sinks, kitchen units. lumber,
strips. 1000, doors complete with hard hard
boilers, steel sash. iron fence: Act quick.
Waecking 1858 apis. at 2l2I New York
BEDRooM-From model home mahogany,
M PTc mFisrs 4afs year 0ssut &c pay opkS Hss
NIGHTS. Acme Storage Co. tshowroomi.
4o3o l4th ST NV, Georgia $3.50. Springs
BEDROOM, a GOOD used suite: walnut;
NaHs Use our deferred
PAR ath Acme Storage CO sos otshoWrooml: 1929
mattresses.
13l BEDROOM. a TWIN bed maple suite. looks
aha mas'ssssis e7sd ln'lsasa
STORAGE CO, tshowroom). 1923 14th
HEDRooMvss Il. The ,hSx
dining rooms. dinettes. odd pieces. & chests. chests.
a5essers eans rs Used Use not abused, furniture
furniture. PRICED AT 4 sHcRIF1cE. cis
ean fo nf 2e cRD sH dsfeTssa Acme qsos
e., 4S1s 14th st. NV Georgia $3.50.
Open this Sunday until 3.
BEDROOM; mahogany. complete suite with
ppee s1fes is and ne v9 saaly oSI Tne
house showroom beautiful and see The
by5hS EYE or G liberal us cRp GH5 ffrsa heme ssRs
e2 Pas faf HIS $50 s9spxy 81 nH GNr c:ars' sos0
DRooM-Mr. Green says--"Why pay
IS skns nsn aSou SuF Fss hs SEn
2I,5 Il ths S hlsh;Tsat ss district; & SO XoY SAVE
OPEN EVENINGS Green Furniture, e. :Sa 3tio6
Georgia ave. Georgia 2223.
BEDROOM dining, living rm. suites: twin
ssdJ,G bsds; g E. washer. yIashsr studi9 sn9 couch WE Do
ssefe. so3k OF wsaSss gsGwlSReE' 4asg complete ST.
BRAKE; Chicago, Sit. one year old;
Mr.. James C. Brincefield
BRICK; LgMgER AND PLUMBINa MA:
9th and c. .sts. s.W., is discontinued due
An the employees Of this branch have been
they viii Be pleased to continue to serve You
Now 3 Convenient Stores.
slishtaeSdbssb ha'n ofssbsse & Sa H Ass ss.' w. ~
Ana'0stiaM1a1NSd aRcHHNdEs N1shS!s ao.. Ave- Sc
Phone Orders ATLANTIC 400.
l4th nv. Ma. aos4.. "a. s-ANe. .'0D0-'' 0~'
COAL CoNyEYER, approx. e6 It.. chain.
LINK and nSke in epsTfest
Prices fs.sss start a st siS7 Maple. OAK. White
sns snS Sss say csf Ss VT! Ha IS aH ~est
GEORGIA eie Z ave. deorsis aass.- - 'oO0
DINING ROOM, swell. walnut, suite. 10
$50. Don't miss this sacrifice. OPEN
NIGHTS. Liberal credit Acme STORAGE
Co, 1928 14th st. NV. Georgia 5000.
ELECTRIC RANGES, standard makes sac
New electric ranges ~ low rs $50. Used
Westinghouse anc other standard makes.
500 Easy terms. Unusual liberal trade.in
PLANCE HOUSE.
ENgg11ssH g1s s61SpsNa-; SsS -:a ssl.n Am sT. NV.
ELECTRIC REFRf0ERATOR. Norve por-
celain in and out, Gu IT,. moist cold,
ssr{Gl,t.S s: 1por r,sfbns. Tn '
Evening star., 1940-03-01

1740 P ST. NW.-Attractive single and
double rooms, S4 to 81 week; very nice
crowd Hobart gfS4
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ond floor. semi-bath. large closet: newly
decorated; linens; phone service. Suitable
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BROOKLAND-Lse front rm.. single or
double, in pvt home: gentlemen: 81 wk
single. So wk. double. Call MI. 1850.
GEORGETOWN. 1892 3lst st. n.w.-Large
room, next bath. southern exposure, twin
Evening star., 1940-03-01

40 M ST. NV, Apt. 101-Large room:
nicely furnished: conv. to Govt. bldgs. and
> car lipee S6 week
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1O1 5th ST. N.E-Walking distance. 4
sunny windows. twin beds. mr. bath; AMI.
i, Inns riInaS
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FLOOR WORK. expert. Old floors made
like new; prices reas: work guaranteed.
w. Q. Deaton, RA. 1869. 1921 Kansas
Evening star., 1940-03-01

MAN, YOUNG, RECENT
COLLEGE GRADUATE.
ANXIOUS TO LEARN DE-
PARTMENT STORE BUSI-
NESS. SALARY NOMINAL.
REPLY BY LETTER To-
BOX 112-D, STAR.
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$3.50 QUE ST. N W.. Apt 31-Double room.
twin beds, in apt with young couple: privt.
lauc
Evening star., 1940-03-01

PAINTING by day or Job, nothing too
small; work guaranteed. Gibson, Atlantic
Evening star., 1940-03-01

HOME REPAIRS, electric. carpenter, plast-
er, paperhanging. We do our own work
Free estimates. Lincoln 4172
Evening star., 1940-03-01

1913 L ST. N.W.-Downtown location:
clean. warm single rooms, $3.50 and 81
Evening star., 1940-03-01

room 2nd floor, completely equipped for
housekeeping; semi-pvt. bath plenty hot
water. 500 incl gas cleo Adams 0fiO.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
LUX APPLIANCE CO.,
rnQ or al NV Renuhlfc 117b

REFRIGERATORS. new and used, $40 up;
guarantees UP to s years; easy terms.
p o. Smith. 413 st: ne. Lincoln 6O50.
REFRIGERATORs-Atl Appliance Co,
WASHINGTON LARGEST APPLIANCE
nationally known refrigerators. such. as
Westinghouse Frisldaire: General Electric; rs:
have hundreds OF refrigerators and have
drasticaliy cut the prices. Even If you are
in need Of refrigerator this spring. the
YOU a large sum Of money. We have a
group of repossessed and used models as
low as $29.50 Brand-new refrigerators
discounts up to 65To of Terms to suit
you. Unusually large. liberal trade.in al
iowance WASHINGTONS LARGEST AP-
I A IIOIIQE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills unless contracted by myself. VICTOR
SPIVOCK. 500 Delafleld NV. -
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills unless contracted BY myself. JAMES
V. CASTLEMAN. 2006 g st. NV. Sc
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE OF THE PRO
posed amendments to the constitution of
the Columbia Permanent Building Associa-
tion Of the District Of Columbia, which
VIII be voted on at the stockholders'
1910. at the ONCE Of the association, 733
18th st; NV, at 7:30 pm: To amend
Article /, Section /, relating to the object
Of the association; Article III, relating to
the procedure, to amend constitution; Ar
ticle x. Section ., relating to variable
interest rates and payments on loans.
FRED A. SMITH. Secretary
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
WHILE YOU WATT.
Private Waiting Rooms
Westory Bldg. sos 14th at r Met 1888
Evening star., 1940-03-01

DOWNTOWN-Bright. warm front rm.. So.
exp: gentleman. 1901 M st. NV. Apt. l,
eyerinpS after g. l.
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OFF 10th ST. NW-Beautifuliy furnished
front room in refined. private home; also
garage CO C3fO
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NEAR WARDMAN. 264O Woodley. place
semf-pvt hath r " &3O
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1902 MASS AVE NW.-2nd floor. front;
running water, newly furn.: downtown;
IL
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PAPER HANGING. this week only So. so
rs per room: 1910 washable sunfast papers:
Id work Guaranteed. MichiRan 6316
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CHURCHES, CLUBS, THEATERS.
WRECKING RIALTO THEATER.
TOO Seats Wl1rlit1or Oroor

PROPS. CURTAINS. PLUMBING. MIR
RORS. MARBLE, LIMESTONE ELECTR1-
CAL FIXTURES, BRICK LUMBER. RUGS.
VASES. EVERYTHING INCLUDED SEE
SALESMAN 713 9th ST. MAKE OFFER
Evening star., 1940-03-01

1910 LAMONT ST. NW.-Sinele and dou-
BILE rm., pvt. home; semi-pvt. bath. shower;
board opt; unlim. phone. HO. 1917.
1341 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-Detached
home: room: , expos: semi-pvt. bath,
phone: 500 Mr. cars, bus, GE 691l,
Evening star., 1940-03-01

1875 COLUMBIA RD. N.W-Room, well
phone Apt. 44 See ian. Hobart 1s41.
A COUPLE for large corner room, also
single room. well furn. Apt. Al. 1115
Evening star., 1940-03-01

TYPEWRrTERS, SIS up: sold. rented, re-
paired open evenings. A. b. c. Type
sano' ssei AA'''~"ss' A'00 1'""u''''A "'" sSS
TYPEWRTTER Rental Service 6Ti0 10th
NV. Geo l684-underWood 81 .66 mo-. {
mos. in adv. S6.66: no del; 81 add. dep.
UNREDEEMED pawned jewelry including
diamonds. watches. s1lverware, ETC.. at 3
traction OF thelr. velue. Louis Ahrshaml
paWnhfokef S22e i. L ave. ne. and I'll
a st. nv. Est. 1895.
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rm. Housekeeping. pvt. bath. $40: other
housekeeping, 81, $3.50. 14th st. cars
1900 CONN AVE. Apt 436-Large bed-liv.
ing room, semi-private bath. grill, Frigid.
aire: accom- l. . Call personally
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WHITE MEN

21 years Of age. with one year resident
in D. c.. or nearby Md. or Va. with D. I
operator,s permit to drive
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..ufEfa GEefHE1H 8 q aAd9lf A,c..
olA 10Th u M. 3hons National A714
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CLEVELAND PIX, nr. Conn. ave.-Beauti.
full private home: large bedrrn., sun parlor
and private bath: gentlemen. WO. 1855.
1881 CLIFTON ST. N.W-LSe. rnn.. next
bath. pYt. family. gentleman. CO 1913.
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Three-piece living suite upholstered for
$40: covering and new inside material in
cluded; made like new in finest tapestry
and frlezette: workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERIEG CO..
2509 14th ST. NV. COLUMBIA 1O1 r.
Evening star., 1940-03-01

REFRIGERAToRS, repossesSed. rebuilt
Norge. Crosley. Kelvinator.. Leonard and
many others Big savings. large selection;
S25 up: terms; 5 years free service war
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
SECRETARIES.

SECRETARIES,
Experienced and capable beginners
wanted for daily openings-Now Rapid
typists. good bookkeepers. reg. nurses, prac-
ttcal nurses. comptometer operators. exp.
technical workers. etc. PERSONNEL
SERVICE (Estab. 1880. 1911 @ ST.
COlORED. 1000 members. Reliable cooks.
maids. g.h.w... part time, days Domestic
Aid, HO $3.50
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REPAIRS 3 SERVICE.

Fine quality
work. Rea-
- 0E0a
Evening star., 1940-11-10

W HEN even Mary's sweet tooth"
" nephews found her cake too dry
and crumbly to eat-it was the last
straw!
Foolish Mary-she didn't realize how
important baking powder is to cake
results =. that experienced cooks rely
on Royal for delicious cakes every time.
You see, Royal, made with Cream of
Tartar, has a special steady action"
that is different from most baking
powders. Royal begins its work the
moment it is stirred in the batter. Thus
the expansion of the batter is eontissa-
oSs and even. That is why Royal cakes
are hne-grained. light fluffy. Why
they keep their delicious moistness and
favor longer.
Many baking powders seem to have
an exblOsiVe, uneven action. A greater
part of the expansion is delayed until
the cake is in the oven. Rising is often
over-rapid. II may blow the batter full
of large holes. Then the cake will be
coarse dry -. crumblY.
See the actual Photographs of cake,
magnihed, and the difference in results:
Evening star., 1940-11-10


one of the screens top actors
- busy now on the Hollywood lots
with Brooklyn Bridge" another of
the "biographs" he has helped make
SO popular, climbed to success the
hard way. He had to; and he had to
start young At nine he had come to
grips with life in its grimrner aspects.
when he got up at SIX to peddle news
papers before breakfast and spent the
after-schoOl hours delivering meat for
butcher. in order to help feed him.
self and his mother At twelve, after
his mother died, Edward went tor live
with an uncle, left school, and got
himself a full-tlme job as bellhop.
This was the period when he had
two experiences that stood him in good
stead for life. First, his uncle taught
him how to- cook, skill he never lost.
Today he still likes to cook, makes
hobby of it, and takes seriously his
membership in the Wine and Food
Society.
The second important thing that
happened to him was his first contact
with drama. He got it at the neighbor-
hood settlement school where he went
nights for recreation. BY the time he
was fifteen he knew that he wanted to
be a professional actor. But how was he
to do it? Fortunately John D. Barry,
dramatic director at the settlement,
was also an instructor at the American
Academy of Dramatic Arts and knew
key people in the theater. He helped
Edward to get his first job.
Today Edward is sitting pretty, as
the phrase goes But knowing what
it is to fight your way to financial
security and to reputation is one of the
things that, helps him to portray so
convlncingly the 'biograph" roles of
financial tycoons in such plays as
Suffers Gold" Diamond Jim,"
Johnny Apollo" or the play now in
the making, Brooklyn Bridge, where
he will take the part of Roebling, the
adventurous builder of the bridge.
His work as an actor, his many
big charitable projects for the relief
of theatrical people who, in his words,
''have had bad break" his wife and
three children pack Edwards life full.
His cooking is major pastime.
"When we first went to Hollywood,
l used to get dinner for the whole
family on the cook S day out he says.
''And let me tell you this BY the time
I'm ready to put my stuff in the oven,
my kitchen is clean.
Nowadays, however, don't pre-
pare the family dinner. | hold forth
when we have party. l get great
kick out of barbecuing anything from
chicken to roast beef to lamb. But
don't go in for barbecue sauces. have
one recipe for sauce that | like and
use sometimes; but on the whole |
think you want the taste of the meat.
And when barbecue meat l also
barbecue the whole meal When every
thing is ready, take the meat off the
fire, put it down on a wooden block
and carve it right there.
When they are entertaining indoors,
the Arnolds follow the practical mod
ern custom of buffet meals - at least,
if there are many guests One of
Evening star., 1940-11-10
STEADY BAKING
POWDER ACTION
UNEVEN OAklNe
POWDER ACTION

0Wly 1t . eaks-that's about all il costs
to get the assurance Royal gives to help
protect ingredients costing 80 to 40 times
that much. Pure Cream of Tartar makes
Royal cost more per can-but the differ
ence per baking between Royal and ordi-
nary baking powders is only q fraction
of cent!
Remember. Royal is the osly nationally
distributed baking powder made with
wholesome Cream of Tartar "A product
of fresh. luscious grapes. Cream Of Tartar
leaves no bitter baking powder tasse"
So ask your grocer for ROYAL. Use it
Evening star., 1940-11-10
EASY WAY TO
TAkEYEAST

Are you one of the many who
know what fresh yeast every day
can do for you, but never stayed
with it long enough to get it's full
benefit? Now it's easy to take
Fleischmann's Fresh Yeast if you
do it this pleasant way:
Mash a cake of Fleischmdnns
Fresh Yeast in dry glass ,Oith fork.
Add a glass cool milk or plain
tomato juice or Wdter.
Stir till yeast is fully blended.
Fill Nth liquid, stir and drink.
Remember, for daily use, Fleisch-
mann's Fresh Yeast is one of the
richest of all common foods in the
amazing vitamin B complex. Drink
it last thing at night :. first thing
in the morning.
Copyright, 1910. Standard Brands incorporated