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Beginners Soon Learn TO Make SIS, $40
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Part time Radio TeChnicans have opportunities
than before In fact many train prefer hold their
regular Jobs and make money fixing Radoets in their
spare give you special training and show you how
fixing Radios early You get my Big K Of Rqdio Parts
and Instructions for building equipment for conducting
experiments which give you valuable practical experience
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works. Find out what the stars predict Tor you
and your friends. Formerly $500.
IS. THE DOCTOR LOOKS AT LOVE AND LIFE,
by Joseph Collins. Nd, founder Of The Neu-
roioEicai Institute. One Of Americas most famous
neurologists surveys the vital forces Of life with
great sanity and frankness. Now in its second
100, 900. Formerly $500.
Is. INVITATION TO LEARNING, by Hunting
ron Cairns. Allen Tate and Mark van Doren.
A sparkling, thought provoking discussion OF
twenty-seven Of the greatest books OF all time.
Explains why they will continue to influence
mankind for generations. Covers Politics, Drama.
Poetry. Philosophy, Science. Based on the famous
CHS program Of the same title. Formerly $500.
". HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL occA-
SlONS. Hundreds Of sample letters that show
you how TO make the right impression and secure
the desired results. An authoritative guide, really
two books in one. Business Cores ponde nee by
Alexander L Shelf. Principal Eastern Business
and Secretarial School. New York City: and
Social Correspond nee by Edna Ingalls,. for.
merly Of Miss Boards School and Drew Semi
nary. A new publication.
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posers. The best book written on this subject"
". E. A. Service. Formerly $500.
~. I'VE GOT YOUR NUMBER. How to Psychic
anaiyze Yourself and Your Friends. by Doris
Webster and Mary 4 Hopkins Get the low
down on the character and qurks Of the men
and women you know with this ingenious and
revealing question and answer book. Two famous
game books, formerly $i.oo each. now combined
in single volume.
as. HEALTH QUESTIONS ANSWERED, by w. w
Bauer. MD, Director OF the Bureau Of Health
and Public Instruction Of the American Medical
Association. Expert medical answers TO 1880
questions most often asked by patients A wealth
Of valuable medical advice -groundless fears dis
PEELED. Answers arranged for easy consultation
fully ndeKed. Formerly $500.
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g. agent,
jersey State Extension Service. illustrated. A
new publication.
IS. WORLD HISTORY AT A GLANCE, by joseph
Renher. Instructor IN History. New York I'm.
versity. The whole story Of mankind from the
earliest civilizations 10 the present told IN swift
readable style. Includes large number Of spe-
cisily devised and unusually valuable maps
tables and charts FOR instant reference and quick
summary. The historical background needed 10
understand the world today. New publication
80. THE CONQUEST or FEAR, by Basil KIM
II you arc worried about your health. your job.
your family, your religion, or your future, let this
famous philosophy Of courage and spiritual con-
quest help you With a new introduction b. Henry
{. Link, author Of The Return To Religion.
81. TODAI'S ETIQUETTE, by Lillian EichIer
The basic guide to good manners. The revised
and enlarged edition, containing Etiquette For
Children and the Teen Ages. plus q new chap
ter on Wartime Etiquette here in book form
for the FIRST time. Illustrated and indexed.
80. OLD CIVILIZATIONS or THE NEW WORLD,
by A Hyatt VeTrW The lost" civilizations Of
America. Msyans. Attecs, Toltecs Incas, etc.
Outstanding wealth Of information. National
Geographic. Formerly $500.
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Philosophy, Mathematics, Psychology, Music. Liter
allure, ETC. Practical Handbooks, Game Books Refer
ence Books, Books to save you time and money.
Every book in this initial list has been especially
chosen to fill definite need Some editions
of famous titles which best-sellers at prices
up to $500 Some original titles, never before
published, each written by an outstanding author.
For the first time the price of books like these is
within the reach Of everyone. Through the use Of
the most efficient printing and binding machinery
plus the miracle of Woolworth merchandising, they
are brought to you for only 69e each.
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". HOW 10 WRITE LETTERS FOR AL occA-

RUGGED WATER. by Joseph c. lincoln
PRIVATE DUTY, by Foih Bold~in
THE SAINT PLAYS WITH FIRE, by Leslie chor'sri,
WESTWARD PASSAGE. by Morporsi Aver Boroes
REAP The WILD WIND. by Thsimo shobsl
CIRCULAR STAIRCASE. by Mory Roberts Rinehori
STELLA DALLAS. by Olive Higgins ProViy
JAMAICA INN, by Dophns dv Movrisf
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81. THE HOME BOOK OF sEcRErARIAL
TRAINING. Nov you can learn at home, under
famous teachers, the FIVE foundation subjects for
commercial success TypewfItins and Short
hand by Charles e. Smith. trainer OF over
thirty winners Of the Worlds Professional Type
writing Championship. Business Enfhsh and
BusInsss Correspondence by Edward Frank
Allen SecFetAriaI TrAinins by Ellen MshAn
Eastern Business q Seeretsrisl School. Many
exercises and self.teSting examinations.
%. SINGING m THE RAIN. by Anne Shannon
Monroe Let this inspired book help you find
new peace and lasting happiness Heart; heart
talks stressing family love, unselhshness and the
miraculous powers Of prayer. Formerly S2oo.
-. The lives AND ACHIEVEMENTS or THE
GREAT EXPLORERS, byJ Leslie Mitchell The
biographies Of nine adventurous men who had a
burning desire 20 see what lay beyond Lief
Ericsson, Marco Polo. Columbus CABRERA de Vaca
Magellan. Vitus Bsring. Mungo Park. Richard
Burton and Eansen. illustrated Formerly s. 50.
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IMPATIENT VIRGIN. by .DonoId H. ciorLs
EARLY AUTUMN, by Louis Bronfsld
JOsSEIYNS WIFE. by koihiesn Morris
The MINE WITH THE IRON DOOR. BY Hofols
Bell Wright
THE GOOD EARTH. by Psorl S. BVeI
or MICE AND MEN. BY John SisinbseL
A YANk m The r. A, r.. BY Horizon Thomos
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S. THE STORY OF MANS MIND. Can a jelly.
FISH "think"2 Why do people fall in lover What
makes US act the way we do1 Understand the
miracle Of mans mind. explained for the 'lsyman
by famous philosopher and psychologist. BY
George Humphrey. Ph.D., Professor Of Philoso-
ply, Queens University. Illustrated. Formerly 50.
g. MATHEMATICS FOR EVERYDAY USE, by
William l. Schaaf Phi D., Assoc. Professor Of
Education. Brooklyn College. A remarkable guide
showing you how 10 save time and money, at
home and in business. by applying mathematics
20 your personal problems. Plus clear and simple
exposition Of the basic principles OF Arithmetic,
Algebra and Geometry. Illus. A new publication.
7. STRANGE CUSTOMS OF cOuRTSHlP AND
MARRIAGE, by William J Fielding. author Of
thentic revelations Of curious mating customs,
kissing, bundling. multiple marriage. tsboos,
marriage by capture and purchase. sources Of
modern marriage customs. A new publication.
9. THE STORY OF THE WORLDS GREAT
THINKERS, by Ernest Trsffner Is Einstein's
theory Of relatively as mystifying as Il sounds1
How did FTeud's theories revoutionize the
study Of the mind3 Here in this stimulating vol
clear lucid explanations Of the great
theories Of mankind along with unusual snec-
dotes revealing that great thinkers had an appeal.
ing httle-known human side too. Most interest.
ms scientific book Of the year." Formerly $3.7S.
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IS. $500 JOKES FOR ALL
OCCASIONS. arranged and
edited by Powers MouIfon A
standard handbook Of wit and
humor for all social and business
occasions. Arranged In AZ elsssi.
heations for instant reference.
Indexed. A new publication.
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40 RocEI's IHEsAURus IN DICTIONARY
FORM, by c. o. Sylvester Mswson Lit. d.
Ph.D. The perfect. patented book Of synonyms.
anonyms. and phrases. Superior in completeness.
arrangement, and usefulness TO all other synonym
and sntonym books. No index needed. Use Il as
you would Dictionary. Formerly $3.50.
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~. THE cRuSADES, by Harold Lamb. author
OF Tsn1erLane. Cenfhis Khan. etc. The story
Of the flaming war Of Christendom against Islam
which lasted for over three centuries and sent
millions Of men. women and children marching
to free the Sepueher Of Christ. Formerly $500.
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terpret dreams. Iliustrs'ed. A new publication.
FurnAs Assoc. Professor OF Chemical En-
gineerinR, Yale University, and S, NJ Furnas
formerly Instructor IN Nutrition, University Of
Minnesota. -. perhaps the most readable book
on foods and their effects available" DR. FISH
bein. "CleaT exposition Of q profoundly impor.
tant subject" N. Y Times. Formerly $500.
II. GREAT MEN or SCIENCE, by Grove Wilson
Warmly alive and thrilling biographies Of IS
brave. brilliant, patient men whose discoveries
our modern world depends. Formerly $500.
~. GREAT LOVE SCENES FROM FAMOUS
NOVELS, arranged and edited by CariP Mason
The most enthrslling scenes Of love and passion
drawn from the worlds most famous literature.
ancient and modern, from Apuleius to w. Somer-
set Vaughan. new publication.
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NEW ADVENTURES or ElIIRY QUEEN
THE LAST TRAIL, by Zone Grey
The MARROW CORNER. w. Somensi Movohor
UNDER NORTHERN STARS, by wn. MOelsod
Rome
NIGHT FLIGHT, BY Antoine de S. ESUpery
CASE or The sltEPwAIkER'S NIECE. BY Erie
Sionley G0fdnef
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See how they help you
oct more out Of life

10. THE BASIC TEACHINGS or THE GREAT
PHILOSOPHERS. How can we know whether
action IS good or evil1 What 10 the nature OF Godp
Is death the end Of human existencep Discover
the way the great philosophers have answered
these and other questions with which man has al
ways struggled. See how their thoughts help you
in your own thinking. With biographical sketches.
BY S. E. Frost, yr Ph.D. A new publication.
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~. LEAVES FROM A SURGEONS CASE BOOK.
by James HArpoie An enthf siiing account which
gives you the rare opportunity 70 60 behind the
scenes Of surgery and medicine. 10 open the file
ords OF actual eases" and study them under the
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Read the descriptions below; note how
many Of your favorite subjects are COW
cred. Now you can know more about them.
You've always wanted books like these,
and now you can have them, because the
price you would usually pay for one good
book will buy four or more at Wool
worth's. Decide right now on the books
you want in this initial list. Go see them
at your nearest Woolworth store. Watch
for new titles appearing monthly.
]. The CLUB MEMBERS HANDBOOK. A new
publication. Be a leader in your clubs and
Citations This single volume tells you how TO con-
duct meetings, prepare reports and programs;
makes you a better public speaker Chapters on
Parliamentary Law, publicity, finances, duties OF
officers, etc. BY Lucy MiIhssn, Pres. Of the
former Pres. Of the National Ass n OF OrganSts.
z. THE STORY or SCIENCE. Understand the
mighty forces that rule today's complex world:
Astronomy, the story Of the universe. Geology.
the earth from the beginning OF time. Biology,
the story Of life itself Physics and Chemistry.
Described for the layman by David DIetz.
Scripps Howard Science Editor and Pulitzer Prize
winner Fourth Revised Edition. Formerly $3.50.
3. PLOT OUTLINES OF 100 FAMOUS NOVELS,
arranged and edited by Roland A Goodman.
The best Of the worlds literature, past and
present, condensed and arranged for time saving
reading enjoyment. With short biographies Of the
selected novelists. new publication.
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boy. by the man who wants TO do things around
the home Scientific American. Formerly 81.
10. WHAT TO READ IN ENGLISH LITERATURE,
by J r Crawford, Ph.D., Assoc Professor Of
English, Yale University. Shows you the way to
countless golden hours Of true reading enjoy
ment; Authoritative. yet easy TO understand, II
tells you why classics are great. For every man
woman who wishes the best from reading.
Ideal students reference book. Formerly $3.50.
II. HOW TO DANCE, by Anita Peters Wright
and Dexter Wright, OF the Peters-Wright Studios.
New York and San Francisco. The latest and
most helpful guide to the art Of social dancing.
How 10 dance the Fox Trot, Waltz, Tango,
Rumba, Congo, Samba, and other smart, modern
steps How 70 lead confidently, follow gracefully,
etc. Scores Of clear. easy to.understand iilusua-
n. THE HOME CARE or THE INFANT AND
CHILD, by Frederick F. TisdaH MD, Assoc.
Physician, Hospital for Sick Children. Toronto:
Director Of Nutritional Research LaboratoTies
Dept. Of Pediatrics, University Of Toronto. "A
celebrated baby specialist tells all that the young
mother needs 10 know about the feeding. care
end health Of the child from birth until FIVE or
suggestions on behavior problems" Christian
Century. Revised and enlarged. Formerly $500.
-. 10000 YEARS IN SING SING, by Warden
Lewis Lawes. Book-of.the Month Club
selection. The true, inside story Of what happens
TO criminals in the nations most famous prison.
York Sun. Formerly $500.
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Helpful, broadening, Informative
They open up neo ,oorlds of interest to you

~ Your nearest Woolworth store now brings
ANJ, you the result of an amazing publishing
SS3tlIKA achievement-The New Home Library
6 NJ 1sf Fascinating books countless interesting
subects-just 6oe each. Now-books Of vital mpor
tance to you and your family, stimulating, broaden
ing and Informative at just fraction of the price
such books usually cost Beautiful luxury bound vol
umes which will show you the way to happier
fuller more successful life Books History, Science
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%. THE PRACTICAL BOOK or
HOME NURSING. Nv Marv

Wright Wheeler. R.N. An eK.
perienced Registered Nurse tells
how to deal with common com.
plants and diseases which can
be cared for at home. New First
Aid chapter. Endorsed by ply
sicians. Indexed. Formerly $500.
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-. THE BOOK or HOME
ECONOMICS. Would you like
10 1--we better--on less money!
Here's the book that shows you
how. Decorating ideas TO make
your home the neighborhood
showplace. Nutrition. clothing.
budgeting. etc. BY MARY NJ
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20. THE Story or ORIENTAL PHIL osopHY,
by Adams Beck (E. Bsrr,ngton) A book
that opens the treasury OF Eastern philosophy az
Will Durants book did for the philosophy Of the
Western world. Buddha, Confueus. Lao Tsu.
Shankara, PsntanJal. Understand the ancient
wisdom Of the East. Formerly $500.
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a.. THE HOME BOOK OF
MUSIC APPRECIATION, by
Helen L. Kaufman Enter the
thrilling world Of music learn
how il is constructed know all
the means Of interpreting il.
from ballets TO symphony or
chestras. Fascinating biographi-
cal sketches Of the great COM
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30. LOVE AFFAIRS THAT
HAVE MADE HISTORY, by
Robert Stern From Helen Of
Troy 70 Madame Lupeseu. from
Cleopatra TO Wallis. Duchess OF
Windso, - here are the true
stores OF thrty.four love az
fAirs that profoundly influenced
the course of world event. A
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"a. AsIRoLOGY FOR EVERY
ONE, by EvAnseHne Ada ms.
Do the stars rule your life2 Dis.
cover the heavenssecr from
this amazing book. In simple,
untechnical language the worlds
most famous astrologer tells you
what astrology is and how IL
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4. ASTRONOMY FOR EVERY.

q. ASTKONOMT FOX EVEKT-
BODY, by Simon Newcomb.
Unquestionsbly the best-selling.
and most popular exposition OF
astronomy ever wrNten for the
average reader. Revised and en-
iaTged by Robert n Baker.
Ph.D., Professor Of Astronomy,
University Of Illinois.
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70. FORTUNE TELLING FOR
FUN AND POPULARITY. by
Paul Showers. Want 20 enjoy
increased popularity Tell your
friends fortunes at your next
partyi Learn how TO tell for
tunes from palms. handwriting.
cards, the stars, and over a dozen
other ways. Explains how to in
s~,-rst Irear,s Iitn.fratAA A
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9. WORKING WITH TOOLS
FOR FUN AND PROFIT, by

A Frederick Collins Home
esrpentry-a fascinating hobby
made easy by clear explana-
tons and over $50 practical illus
trations. This - q book that will
be welcomed by many a growing
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Dunboyne Cup Event
Tops Fine Program
OF Potomac Hunt
Other Ruces Lure Crack
Jumpers From Virginia,
Maryland Stables

Those who like the swift action OF
blooded horses and the daring riding
of expert horsemen and horsewomen
racing over 5 miles Of tough hunting
country, interspersed with barricades
that are a test of equine stamina
and human endurance, should be
we'll entertained at the Potomac
Hunts sixth annual point-to-point
races to be held next Saturday at
Edward Beale's estate near Po-
tomac, Md.
Always one Of the spring season S
most popular cross-country events
the Potomac card this year consists
OF four races. The feature event
Of the day will be the annual battle
for the Dunboyne Challenge Cup.
stage by members of the Potomac
Hunt and landowners in the Poto-
mac country and limited to sub
scribers of the hunt. to be ridden
in regulation hunting attire.
Weight Minimum Is lou.
There is to be minimum weight
requirement Of l6o pounds for the
rider and the mounts must be quail
fed by the master ss having hunted
regularly with the hunt during the
current season. The Dunboyne
Challenge Cup and plate go to the
winner and ribbons to the first three
places.
Rivaling the Dunboyne in interest
will be a Smile contest to be ridden
in pink at 180 pounds. This event is
limited to subscribers of recognized
hunts and is attracting entries from
many of the top stables of Virginia
and Maryland.
First on the program, which starts
at 2 pm, will be the landowners
race, a 2-mile scramble over natural
hunt country without jumps. Men
and women, riding at catch weights,
must be mounted on horses that
never have been first or second IN
any race and the animals must be
the property of a landowner or
tenant farmer residing in the Po-
tomac Hunt territory. A trophy and
ribbon will 60 to the winners.
Added Race for Women.
A women's race at catch weights
will be a most interesting addition
to the program. 1t will be run as
an open affair, with riders wearing
regular hunting clothes.
DR.. Joseph Horgan Is chairman OF
the committee, assisted by Oliver
Durant II, Edward B. Beale and and
Marshall o. Exnicios. The patrol
judges are Dr. James N. Greer, jr.;
DR.. John Lyons. Moran McConihe,
DR.. Howard Smith. Emicios,
Stephen M. Walter. L. H. La Motto,
jr.; DR.. H. A. Wood, George Plum
mer, Col. Edward N. Hardy and
Howard McEldowney.
Evening star., 1942-03-22

cut banks have filled level with
nearby banks and become the feed
ing grounds of permit, while yester-
years banks now are deep channels.
However, the changes were intriguing
and give one chance to understand
better the force Of waters driven by
unleashed winds.
Marquesas Now . Sanctuary.
The most satisfying change Of all
was the sign of the flying goose
posted at each and every entrance,
warning all who would enter that
the Marquesas now are q sanctuary,
and the great white herons, the
thousands Of plover and snipe, and
the myriads of man-of-war birds
are wards of the United States Fish
and Wildlife Service and Uncle Sam.
One tiny key, the westernmost Of
the group, has been taken over by
the so-called sea-hawks, man -of-war
birds which are supposed to nest
only on q single small island on the
Nicaraguan coast. 1t appeared as
though they might nest here and
had 1t not been for the forbidding
odor we would have investigated
closer.
One notes the easy grace Of their
flight on strea1nlined wings that
spread 6 feet and more from tip to
tip. Their rage. expressed by .
bullying attack toward some ubi-
quitous gull that dared to fish in
their bailiwick might su1nce to keep
one at q distance. And after all 1t
was the fishes under the surface Of
these waters, not the birds above,
that brought US here.
So far as we have been able to
note, there Is no noticeable change
in them. They are the same spe-
cies and in the usual great numbers.
Whether they run the channels and
feed the banks on the inside and the
outside too, is governed entirely by
the temperature of the air and the
winds. Too cold and all but the
hardest viii seek the depths on
shore. Heavy winds rile the waters
to a condition nearly approximating
milk, which isn't to the liking Of
even the tiger Of the sea-" the bar
racuda, which infests these waters
to . degree almost impossible to
believe.
ordparily at this season these
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Yachting Boom Seen,
With Orders HEAVY
For New Sails
Bootmen Of Greet Lakes
Area Now Press Lofts
For Scarce Canvas
BY LAWRENCE PERRY,

opeClA1 SOITeSpOHOcnt Oh 4oe StsK.
NEW YORK, March 21.-One Of
the sureSt indications OF what sort
of a yachting season it is going to
be is the amount of orders that are
placed for new sails. Current orders
are larger than they have been in
the past five years.
Whether they will be filled is a
serious question. One of the impor-
tant lofts has not yet even begun
to meet the demand. Neither have
other companies. They cannot. Too
many Government orders for all
sorts of things made Of canvas are
on hand.
An interesting situation reported
by sailmakers in the metropolis Is
the unusually large number Of Or
ders that have been coming in from
the Middle West, where on the great
inland seas and the lakes of Min
nesota. Wisconsin and Michigan the
sport of windjamming will flourish
unworried by fear of submarines
and other wartime hazards on salt
water.
Evening star., 1942-03-22

scavengers-w never have been
able to credit them entirely with
being real game fishes because OF
their habits-are ofishore on the
reefs, but here there are so many
the reefs are not large enough to
hold them and they spread inshore
anywhere there are enough
smaller fishes to satisfy their in
satiable appetites, said to demand
each and every day more than IL
times their own weight.
On other trips here we have
thought no other place on the face
of the earth harbored so many.
This one makes comparison impos-
sible-we wonder there could be so
many others to feed them, yet just
a few miles further westward on the
reefs known as mo Mans Land"
commercial fishermen out Of Key
West, in the span of three weeks,
have caught more than 10000
pounds Of king mackereL