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Evening star., 1940-01-07
sALESWokAEN,

CALL ON FRIENDS with sree.1ne card
assortments, Easter. birthdays. other oc.
casions. Big de nand Big profits Also
personal stationery. Experience unnecessary,
Samples free Wallace Brown, 225 Filth
Ave. Dept. 1407, New York
AMBITIOUS WOMEN as local representa-.
tlves selling 1910 sportswear Daily sales
pay excellent comm. Refs. For interview,
write ROYAL WORTH. Desk B, Marinette.
WIS. %
YOUR OWN DRESSES free and up to S23
week selling famous Hartford frocks Hun.
dreds sensational bargains Send dress size.
age. Hartford. Dept. J523S, Cincinna tt,
YOUR PERSONAL HOSIERY BILLS paid
and up to S22 a week If you write quickly
lor FREE. SAMPLE amazing. double wear
rg snrag-proofed chiffon hosiery. American
Mills, Dept. K2224. Indianapolis, Ind
SALESGIRL in jewelry store, must have
exceptional sales ability and experience:
permanent position. Our employees know
OF this ad. Box 1897, Star.
Evening star., 1940-01-07
ASSOCIATE
District MANAGER.

Splendid opening with old financial cor
poration for wide-awake. man to qualify
for associate manager In sales depart
letter giving age. experience and 8 ref
erences for early appointment with di-
vision manager. Replies confidential. BOX
1A.Z, star.
Evening star., 1940-01-07
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE. white man employed, small liv-
ing quarters EXCHANGED care and superv.
large I'm house. Box POI "A Star.
AGENTS-Men and women. something new.
Pircest DC seller on market. used in every
home; big reneater. small article. easy to
carry: cost sc. Apply before 10 am
or after 3 pm. 1872 Lawrence st. ne.
COUpLE-General all-around man for
small country place, drive wood truck: wife
help in home; house turn, with extras.
Piersor. Sandy Spring. Md. Ashton, 1891 /.
COUPLE, boarding house experience Al
cook. good cleaners. sober. honest; refer
enceS. Box 21-Z. Star.
COUPLE white. midd!e-ased live in. Wife
must be excellent cook. Husband butler.
chauffeur and gardener. Must have ex-
perience and good references. State age.
forme! emoloyment and salary expected
Box 350-Z. Star.
MEN OR WOMEN with some knowledge Of
medicine ard anatomy who have some spare
time and need some extra money: sales
work Call Mr. Harris. Shep 2a2S-J any
evening after O'Clock. -
STENOGRAPHER for fast-erowing COM
pany. Opportunity for business graduate
start SIS. Box 34a-z, Star.
I WILL GIVE furnished room and kitchen
to couple; man repair, woman work morn
lNgS; references Box 33S-A Star
Evening star., 1940-01-07
Chicoqo Stock Market

CHICAGO Jan. s iP,.-Following is the
complete list Of transactions In the Chi
Ca2o Stock EXCHANGE TODAY:
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SINCERE MEN OF
THOUGHT and ACTION

Within the past few weeks we have
started several men in Washington. d. C..
and surrounding territory who. today. will
profitable occupation Of their lives. Maybe
you. too. will meet the requirements they
met and find that a connection with us
will prove profitable to, you.
wording Of our ads to see that no mis-
leading statements are made-we know
men are skeptical today-they have a
financially sound Our rspTesentatives
are making more than Just a good living,
and we ask you to investigate thoroughly.
We tell you our company is growing rand
reducing their pay We have reduced no
salaries nor laid any one of for several
years, all Of which must convince you our
nary, kind. There must be something un-
usual about them. Our, products are
something new the need Of which A. is Is
you can, possibly imagine until you have
seen and investigated them for yourself
We have nothing to sell YOU. II YOU
are acceptabe we do not ask you to do
anything that other men in WASHINGTON.
D. C. are not doing successfully each day.
but we do most emphatically. state. If you
meet our requirements as TO character.
if not, better opportunity than you have
ever had to make good honest. honor
able living for yourself and your family;
on a conversation plan including liberal
kind from you. It is dignified and pleas
ant, and you will be glad to look your
friend in the eve and tell him about it..
The income is exceptionally good
to better yourself. and are willing to put
sincere thought and action into it, we will
b. glad to meet yo personally Monda0
Vermont ave. n W Suite oU6.
Evening star., 1940-01-07

GIRL, white, who needs good home (sge
2O-35 yrs.lI. to assist with light housework
and care Of three children: live in: Sunday
of; small salary. Call Greenwood 4o47
or call at % Central ave Cottage City,
Md, for interview. all day Sunday
Evening star., 1940-01-07

COCk-LAUNDRESS. 1885; must live in
Emerson 0337
Evening star., 1940-01-07

COOK and general houseworker. white:
nve M reference: aged 25 to 35; perma-
nent II satisfactory. Line $500
Evening star., 1940-01-07

REMINGTON RAND. INC.
Has openings for several aggressive young
men with sales ability, experience in our
line not necessary. we will train you and
help you to become successful. A car will
be helpful in covering territory and leads
assigned to you: excellent commissions paid
during training period. The men we want
must have initiative. good education and
appearance. and be capable of becoming
branch managers Apply Monday, 9:3O
am. sharp to Mr.. Colwell.
REMINGTON RAND, INC,
1918 L St. NV,
Evening star., 1940-01-07
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, experienced: ghw and laundry:
I'VE In; $40 mo. $500 Chesapeake st. NV.
on Albermarle to Linnean ave, west to
Chesapeake and turn right
Evening star., 1940-01-07
AGENTS.

GIFTS FOR HOUSEWIVES. big money for
you. Handle easy-to-get daily orders for
groceries. 200 other necessities. Hand out
amazing variety premiums with every
order. Full or spare time. Big digplay
products, premiums; samples furnished.
Togstad Co. Dept. I'M. Kokomo. Ind.
SELL NEW COFFELATOR, makes 2 to
cups delicious coffee. I2-2 minutes No
metal Earts no glass: beautiful china
Absolutely new. Liberal commission Write
COffelatOr Co Dent 81 Newark NJ 4
Evening star., 1940-01-07

HELP MEN
(Continued.)

BoOKKEEPER, with sales ability, prefer
ably familiar with printing; state age.
qualifications and salary expected. BOX
-
Evening star., 1940-01-07

REPRESENT worlds LARGEST manufacturer
of low-priced rotary slicing machines now
introducing amazing new model at aston
ishing price of S5.95; slices ham, bacon.
cheese. bread on same rotary blade prin;
by restaurants, lunchrooms, butchers, road
stands, grocers. etc; sales are made with
eye-opening 3O-second demonstration; a
lifetime business Write General Slicing
Machine Co, 100 S. 3rd ST.. Dept. Nj.
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05

elements are "America's potential
traitors.
1.-THE Freedoms that we cherish
in America" the appeal read "are
threatened by enemies within as
dangerous as are any Of those with
out 1t is that propagation OF
lies directed against religious or
racial grorps in population and
its victory Isl the division of the
nation into mutually hostile
groups. ...
"We warn the American people
against those who are promoting
unfounded prejudice against any
group or class.
In their appeal for national unity
it was defined as unity CT spirlt
binding all citizens together in a
common devotion to American
democratic ideals, and unity of &C
ton on matters of common con-
cern to Americans of all faiths and
classes as citizens of the one
democracy.
A Unity Day" to be sponsored
this fall by a community committee
of religious and lay leaders of all
faiths was suggested.
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05
Just<as Tasty
AS Those Made
From Fresh Fruits

sugar together just long lenough
to dissolve sugar. Pour over cher
ries in bowl. Add lemon rind. Cover
and let stand twenty-four hours
at room temperature. Drain. Boil
syrup for twenty minutes, stirring
occasionally Add cherries. Continue
boiling fifteen minutes longer, STIR
ring frequently to prevent scorch-
ing. Makes six ounce glasses.
CORN RELISH
I like it with Roast Sirloin of
Beef. One No. two can whole Ker-
mel golden bantam corn, one quart
coarsely chopped cabbage, one cup
chopped celery, two medium sized
onions, chopped, three lups vinegar,
one third cup flour, one third cup
sugar, three tablespoons salt, one
fourth teaspoon mustard, one fourth
teaspoon turmeric, one eighth tea
spoon cayenne, one fourth ounce
can pimento.
Drain corn, mix In large sauce
pan with cabbage, celery, and on
iCn. Cover with two cups vinegar.
Let stand for ten minutes. Mix to-.
gether in bowl, the flour, sugar,
salt, mustard, turmeric, cayenne.
Then stir in remaining one cup
vinegar Add to vegetable mixture
Bring to boil and let simmer for
fCrty minutes. Take from fire; add
coarsely chopped pimento and pour
into jars. Makes five eight ounce
jars.
TOMATO MARMALADE
Fill an omelet with this MARINA
lade. One No. two can tomatoes,
two cups sugar, one lemon, one
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05
Making Preserves From
Canned Fruits Is Easy

fourth teaspoon salt, one hall
teaspoon closes, one half teaspoon
allspice, one half teaspoon clnna-
mon, one half teaspoon ginger.
Drain tomatoes. Heat juice and
sugar in enamel saucepan just long
enough to dissolve sugar. Add to
tomatoes, stand at room tempera-
ture in covered bowl twenty four
hours. Then drain. Crate lemon rind,
slice lemon thinly; cut in slices in
quarters. Add spices to tomato
Juice. Boil slowly for ten minutes.
Add tomatoes and boil fifteen min
utes longer. Pour into jars. Makes
five four ounce jars.
Do you know how to make Ap-
pie Mint Jelly, Peach, Orange and
Almond Marmalade, Raspberry Jel-
ly, Apple Butter, Plum Concerve,
Pear and Tomato Chutney ana
Apple Catsup? If not, and you
would like to try these recipes
Just send your request along with
. loose three cent stamp to Aroen.
H. Duane, Associated Negro Press
3507 South Parkway, Chicago, Ill.
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05
New Song Based
On First Notes
Of Kirby Hour

NEW YORK C1TY-(SNs)-
Every Sunday afternoon Larry
Harding sits in the controi
room of CHS studio, giving
signals to John Kirby and his
orchestra while they present the
Flow Gently Sweet Rhythm"
program from 1890 to 100 p.
M. EDST. ).
The haunting notes used as
the opening theme gave pro-
ducticn-man Larry an idea for
whole song, so he wrote the
lyrics and had Kirby'S pianist,
Billy Kyle, finish the melody.
.low it's called Lonely Tune"
published by b. M. I.
Maxine Sullivan will sing the
new composition on future
Kirby show and Lyn Murray is
making a vocal arrangement fol
his -Four Clubmen program.
Harding's other published song
is titled why Can't l DC
Something New?"
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05
WORLD OF
WOMEN
Indian Summer Shades
Color Evening Gowns

sleeves. A narrow sash ties in BACK
giving a pinafore effect.
Unusual color combinations,
which are most dramatic, also are
making appearances in party frocks.
For example, a tulle gown In which
emerald green and royal blue are
usets1n alternate panels over skirt
of emerald taffeta. The bodice, also
Of tulle, criscrosses the colors at
tractively. Deep peacock blue also
is shown in this group, over an
American beauty slip.
Pumpkin red is a beautiful con-
trast shade for black, and in one
of the most interesting dresses OF
the party frock collections, WOOL
tasseIs in this shade toss intrlgu-
ingly around the waistline and form
the straps of the gown. The frock
is a romantic one of black velvet,
reminiscent in style of old Spain.
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05
BY HAZEL G. REED
Associated Negro Press Fashion
Editor

Autumn dance frocks in all the
glowing, rich shades OF autumn are
| outstanding in the fall fashion pic
ture. Inspired by the lovely lea1
! tones of autumn woods, by the
color magic of the last bright gar
den flowers, and by the glorious
autumn sky, designers have captur-
ed Indian Summer colors for gay,
new party clothes that lend them
selves beautifully to the full rhy-
thm and swing OF the seasons
dance calendar.
Foremost on the color palette Tor
these frocks is autumn sky blue, a
shade which unfolds all the clear
brightness of an lnclouded fall sky.
Almost an indigo, it is proving very
popular. Another new shade is
maple-leaf red, a red with lots OF
yellow in it. Haze blue, the blue
of an autumn morning, grape, for
eshSreen, pumpkin red and all the
interesting dahlia shades also are
soaring to peak favor.
An exquisite frock in this latter
group uses tier upon tier OF suot-
ly blended dahlia taffeta for a
dress in which the shades range
from deepest dahlia for the low
er flounce to pale lavendar for
the bodice. The skirt is wide with
whirl-appeal for an effective pic
ture on the dance floor. The wrap
is flannel in the deep dahlla OF
the lower flounce.
Autumn sky blue with chestnut
brown is another attractive two
some. Here a crepe frock in the
blue has bolero jacket OF chest,
nut velveteen. With the jacket 1t
doubles for less formal occasions.
Autumn sky blue also is seen IN
another picturesque frock-thls time
in velveteen, simple in style with a
square neckline and brief pull
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05
Caution Riddles About Their
Behavior On Way To School
Action On
Street Cars
Oftines Bad
BY SUE LEAF

Now that school is in full swing
again, parents and teachers alike
should caution their children about
t1elr behavior ON street cars to
and from school. Everyone realizes.
OF course, that they are in the adol-,
eSoent stage, but this does not give
them the right to disregard every
one else in their aim to '.outshow"
all Of their school mates.
They should summon forth their
nome and school training and use
every bit Of it, no matter where
they are, especially in public places
as are street cars.
Older people cringe for them
don't know what they will say or
do next. No, they aren't bOthering
anyone physically but mentally
they are giving people intereste =
in their weil-being spasms.
Sue hopes they will not think her
all "OlG lost cause" and content
themselves with the fact that other
races raise a fog" wherever they
are. But she, and every other color
ed American, wants you little brown
babies to show everybody up in
everything.
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05
By ARDEN III. DUANE

We all like to make at least a
few of our own preserves, jams,
iellies and pickles. But, for the
career women and the mothers Of
large families it isn't much fun to
do this during the hot months
when the raw fruits vegetables
are at their best.
Well, did you know that you can
make a relish at any time OF the
year with canned goods? Besides
being economical you'll find can
ned goods with the same food
value as the home cooked foods.
They don't put chemicals in can
ned goods to keep them" They
are all heat-processed and only
sugar and salt are added
Now you can have special re-
fishes for all of your favorite main
dishes just follow the directions
in the recipes and store in steriliz-
ed containers.
SPICED GRAPE JELLY
Serve it with Baked Ham-One
twelve ounce can grape jelly, vine
gar Zone fourth cup), two and one
half cups sugar, one three incn
stick cinnamon, eight whole cloves,
one third cup liquid Pectin.
Mix together grape jelly, vinegar,
sugar and spices in saucepan. Heat
until mixture begins to boil. Ado
pectin. Bring to full rolling boil
and allow to boi for one half min
ute. Remove spices. Skim and pour
into jelly glasses; then paraffin.
Makes four seven ounce glasses.
OLD FASHIONED CHERRY
PRESERVES
Excellent with cheese and crack
ers and lettuce and tomato salad
One No. two can pitted red cher
ries (syrup pack, two cups sugar,
one half teaspoon grated lemon
rind.
Drain cherries. Heat juice and
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05

lntO time draws near
plenty left light felt with
Of the lastering feathers On
bags On the top the fulnes
is pushed to Looking down
the unes distributed evenly all across
the frame In the featured cartridge
taste OF Madam can De
satisfied WIN to choosing fall bag.
coming into its The shirred
ideal
The diagonal
stitching the glove
and is adaptable for costumes
Attach them 10
positively the last word in fashson
Thev can be easily uins and jet beads
Ia threads
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05

have a vitalizing effect upon tbs
eyelashes because it huStles up the
tiny blood streams from which they
get their living. Dry the eyes gent
ly; pressure should be avoided. Use
a clean washcloth daily. Soiled
washcloths are horrors, worse pos
gibly than soiled powder pads.
USE BORIC ACID
When the eyes have been sub
jeoted to dust a boric acid solution
should be used, the eyes flooded by
means of a medicine dropper, a
cleaner method of application than
the eyecup. When the pretty glimp-
sers are tired, a cold compress is
refreshing. Dip heavy washcloth
IN ice water, wiring partially dry,
hold tight with the hands until the
flesh is warm and glowing.
On the question of eye exercises
there seems to be a difference OF
opinion. A specialist tells me that
as eyes are on the move most Of
the time what they need most is
relaxation, change of vision, look
ing out of window after doing
fine work. Exercises are to correct
certain conditions.
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05
STYLE ERSTS
GAY KIDDIE STYLE
WITH SQUARE YOKE

What mother can resist the fun
of dressing up her small daughter
i'll pretty froc' ks? It's TWICE a.
enjoyable if you make her clothes
yourself-and Pattern 973, by Claire
Tilden, is a lyerfect way to begin
The accompa aging Sew Chart will
show you just. how to quickly stitch
up those par ielled lines. You might
like the side panels, both front
and back cut on a bias. The yokeG
follow the square shape of the
neckline with beguiling effect. Dc
remember to add the tiny round
ed pockets for dainty touch. Stitch
up two vers ions of this small
charmer: one in a gay all-over
print; the oi her in darker fabric
with just the, yokes and the briet
sleeves in print contrast. Use crisp
ruftles OF embroidery at the pocket
tops and the armhole seams-oI
have lace at pockets, sleeves and
neckline. You'll get just as much
pleasure fhom making this dress as
your little girl will get i'll wearing
il
PatteIn 973 is cut in children's
sizes 2, 4, 6, 3, 10. Size dress with
contrast, refuires 3-8 yards 20
inch fabric 3-8 yard contrast and
yard last edging; other dress, !
ga yards 35-inch fabric and 3-f
yard rufflin.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS Q5c) in
cOiDs for this PATTERN WRITE
CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, AID:
DRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
Send orders to Atlanta Daily
World, 21O Auburn Avenue, NE, At
Ianta, Ga.
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05
PLAN CAMPAIGN TO OFFSET
GROUPS PROMOTING RACIAL
HATRED

NEW YORK, Oct.-CANP)-An
appeal for unity and goodwill,
among citizens of all faiths ara
classes was made public here TINS
week bv Frarklin E. Parker, Jr''
co~chairman of the New YORK
Round Table of Christians ana
Jews. The appeal is being issued
simultaneously in 1000 communi-
ties.
Assuming impo: tance because OF
the imposing list Of signatories
among whom are Governor Heroer5
Lehman and many members Of the
CLERGY bar, business and the p:o-
fessions, the appeal warned that
groups and individuals promoting
hatreds against religious and racial
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05

II won't do to depend entirely
upon decorative elements like the
fascinating lash crayon and the
ravishing lid shadows. There must
be a certain amount of care given
to the eyes. Women treat them
sLAn. .efully, reading in dim light,
avoiding glasses when they need
them, rubbing the lids violently
Eyes are good friends; be good to
them and they'll be good to you.
They are on the job every waking
moment. Why not give them de-
cent break?
They should be protected from
dazzling lights; all lights in the
home should be shaded. Beds should
not face a window where the morn
ing sunlight streams in. When
motoring along white roads dark
glasses should be worn. Sunlight has
a deplorable effect upon the re-
tina, marvelously delicate me-
chanism that should be treated
with respect.
Scrupulous cleanliness is impor-
tant. Dust collects on the lasheS
and the lids. Night and morning
bathe the eyes with hot water,
then with cold This practice Will
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05

build up strength, energy, physl-
cal resistance. Result for many
is less periodic distress. Or you
may find this also helps ease your
periodic discomfort: T a k
CARDUI a few days before and
during "the time" Over SO years
of use and popularity invite your
in CARDUI.
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05
"Bui|d-Up" For Women
HELPS Avoid Distress

Do you suffer periodically
from headaches, nervousness, ir-
ratibility. cramp-like pain?
If so, here's good news! These
may be symptoms of functional
dysmenorrhea due to malnutrl-
ton, often helped by CARDUI.
CARDUI usually. increases ap-
petite and the flow of gastric
juice; so aids digestion and helps
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05
MEN and WOMEN WANTED

MEN and WOMEN WANTED
To fill hundreds of barber vacancies.
Not one hut ten jobs waiting for every
graduate of this school. Get out OF the
unskilled class. This School is accred-
tied hy State Board OF Barber Exam
iners i'm all States. A position is guar
anteed to every graduate of this
school. Write for free Catalogue Today.
Woods Morgan Barber College. First
Mcdowell StS., Charlotte, y. c.
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05

Send your problems of everyday
life to SUE LEAF, SINS, 210 Auburn
Avenue, N. E., Atlanta, Ga. All let
ters will be held confidential and
names withheld. NO PERSONAL
REPLIES.
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05
Eyes Have Ii For
Holding The Men
BY HELEN JAMESON

If girl is romantic and has idea that she wouldn't mind
having big strong for life she can't do better her
Identifying efforts than her eyes They have
appeal Yes if the lahes aren't tinted Animation
winning card Eye sparkle nab hearts aluttering
What slick little ducy with her soul orbs goes without
telling.
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05
Dear Miss Leaf:

Dear Miss Leaf:
My husband and I have separat-
ed-three years ago now, and we
do not care for each other at all.
In fact, that was our reason for
separation. We meet occasionally
now, with separate escorts, and are
the best of friends. He does not
want to get a divorce because of
the expense and do mot mean to
get one and pay for it. Is there
someway I could force him to di-
vorce me? Although I do not want
to marry again now, do want to
be free of him and he says that
he will not contest if I enter for
the divorce. Please tell me what to
do, a
Hosie.
HOsie, it is very nice to agree to
separate as you and your husband
have when you find that you can
not make it together. In your state,
1 believe a divorce can be obtained
on mutual agreement, without SO
much ado. Why not agree to pay
half of the expenses for divorce
and let your husband pay half, in
stead of disagreeing now at the
last? Let it be a happy arrangement
all of the way. Very few women are
as lucky as you are. That old hus-
band would have nine rolled eyes
everytime yeu even spoke to some
one else in most cases. So, split the
expenses, and tn ere will be no after
math. 1t will rot cost that much
anyway, not eIlough to lose the
friendship Of your husband.
Evening star., 1940-12-25
Greet Pros Natural Come
Enough to Get Him By

Cubans who failed to get down
with Ssnor Sanchez went digging
among the American tourist trade.
They could not see how mysterious
Gonzalez, on his own course. could
lose to an American virtuoso, how
ever famous
Well, as I started out to say. Sarl
Snead is pretty stiff dose for any
golfer of the species mysterious. He
corrected the popular Cuban error
by shooting 68 and SO to beat
mysterious Gonzales by five strokes
in So holes. Mysterious Gonzalez
at one time and another has pep
pered that course with CTS and 68s.
but the best he could do under pres
sure was a pair of 7ls-which is
far better, for that matter, than
the average mysterious golfer does
when stalked and cornered by
blue-ribbon pro. The original nys-
ferrous Montague, a 65-man when
toying with his duffer friends, in
variably cracked up under tourna-
ment and gallery pressure-even
after his peculiar past became an
open secret.
The answer is simple. The great
pro does not have to shave his 50
to beat the mysterious IS golfer. All
he has to do is shoot his standard
69--the mysterious man will do the
rest, soaring to the 70s and some
times as high as the 80s.