Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1933, Page 35

WOMEN"'S Bedtime Stories BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. Peter Freezes and Listens. The things you chance to overhear make things clear. May Burt but often make things cio ER RABBIT had frozen right E’a’herc he sat under a bush at the edge of the Green Forest where it is joined by the Green Meadows. This doesn't mean that Peter was cold, although it is true that little shivers were running up and down his backbone. It wasn't that km}i of freezing. When one of the little people of the Green Meadows or the Green Forest sits, stands or lies abso- Iutely still, so still that not a hair or feather moves, he or she is said to be freezing. It means simply that he is as still as ne would be were he frozen solid. Peter, who had been on the point of hopping out to speak with Jimmy Skunk, had frozen instantly when seemin; out of nowhere a Fox had appearcd and sat down directly in front of him. So near was this Fox that Peter could have reached .« and touched his tail. But you mag be sure Peter did ncthing of “that kind All that Peter could see of this unwelcome neighbor was his back, but there was something familiar about that. Yes, sir, there was something familiar about that back. “If I didn’t know that Reddy Fox left this section weeks a2o and hasn't re- turned I should be sure this is Red! thought Peter. “It must be one of his sons who has returned. “I'm glad it isn’ 2 But it was Reddy himself. He had turned just enough for Peter to have | a good look at his face. There was no other face just like that. There was ro chance of a mistake. Reddy had re- turned and it was probably that Mrs. | Reddy had returned with him. How | Peter did wish he were back in the safe, dear Old Briar-patch instead of where | he was! You may be sure he froze the | Very best he knew how. He even held his breath as long as he could. If| Reddy should discover him now what would he do? What could he do? Just beyond Reddy was Jimmy Skunk. Jimmy was turning over big chips, sticks and strips of bark. * are the fat beetles?” asked Reddy. | “Good, when I get one, but few and | far between,” grumbled Jimmy. | “By the way,” said Reddy, “have you seen Peter Rabbit lately | “I saw him a few nights ago,” replied Jimmy. “A nice fellow, Peter, but with- out much sense.” “How so?” asked Reddy. “He doesn't know when he is well off,” mumbled Jimmy. ‘Meaning what?" asked Reddy. “He doesn't know enough to stay | here he is safe,” explained Jimmy. | “He has nothing to fight with. He is| just about the most harmless fellow of my acquaintance. All he can do is run, and he can't do that for a great dis- tance.” “And dodge,” sald Reddy dryly. “You forgot that.” “Yes, he can dodge,” agreed Jimmy, IF REDDY SHOULD DISCOVER HIM, NOW WHAT WOULD HE DO? “but that is all he can do. It is & won- der to me that Peter is alive. I guess he must be lucky.” “I guess you are right,” agreed Reddy, thinking of some of the times when it had seemed as if nothing but chance had saved Peter from him. “But if he would stay in the Old Bria tch he would be reasonably safe.” continued Jimmy. “He can find enough to eat there, and who wan! follow him under those brambles “Not I replied Reddy. “So Peter {sn't stayinz in the Old Briar-patch these nights>” 0" replied Jimmy. “Since you left these parts he has taken to wan- dering about in the most careless and foolish manner. It wouldn't surprise me to see him bob up any minute. As I d before, h2 is nice but he just hasn’t any sense. “I hope he wil replied Reddy. “Hope he will what?"” asked Jimmy. “Bob up any minute,” replied Reddy, with a grin. (Copyright, 1033.) Plumber Open: Baby’s Bank. ‘The telephone of an Albany, N. plumber rang. It was a hurry call On arrival he found his job was to open a baby's bank, one of the more intricate kind. The parents said they were short of cash and wanted to bor- Tow some from baby. MENU FOR A DAY. BREAKFAST. Sliced Bananas. Hominy with Cream. Prune Gems. Omelet. Coffee. LUNCHEON. Eggs Baked in Potatoes. Graham Muffins. Stewed Apricots. Molasses Sponge Drops. DINNER. ‘Cream of Onion Soup. Fresh Salmon. Egg Sauce. Potato Croquettes. Green Peas. Pineapple Salad. Mayonnaise Dressing. Bavarian Cream. Ocffee. ‘Tea. PRUNE GEMS. One-half pound prunes, two egge, one and a ha'f cups flour, ree-fourths cup milk, one-half cup :ugar, teaspoonful cream of tart and a_half table- spoonfuls butter, three-fourths tezspocnful tmeg. one-half 1 Beat eggs sep- soak prunes overnight, add yolks of ege: well beaten with the sugar and stir in the whites, beaten stiff, the last thing. one EGGS IN POTATOES. Select smooth, round potatoes of an equal size, bake until soft, cut them in halves lengthwise and scoop out enough to form a well in each. Break a fresh egg carefully into each cavity, pour in a little cream, dust with pep- per and salt and beke until the whites begin to set. Beat the white of one egg until stiff, gradually be in the potato which w scooped out, spread this roughly over the eggs, sprin- kle with grated checse and bake until brovn. BAVARIAN CREAM. Soak one-fourth gelatin in cold water till soft. Chill and whip one pint cream. Boil one cup milk with one-third cup sugar and when boiling add soaked gelatin. Strain into gran- ite pan, add vanilla and one-half cup strong coffee. Place mixture in pan ice water, and when it be- gins to thicken add whipped | milas, the greatest heleht ever reached cream. Pour into molds. (Copyright, 1933.) FEATURES MODES OF THE MOMENT THE EVENI g i I UNCLE RAY’S CORNER very cold; and the color of the sky was more purple than blue The professor and comrade, Max Cosyns, started the trip from Switzer- land. They reached their highest point at noon. and landed in Italy at 5 o'clock in the afternocn. If they had gone up 10,000,000 miles instead of 10 mules, they would not have Exploring the Sky. ECENTLY an_1l-year-old girl asked me: “What is the sky? What is cn the other side of it The “other side” of the sky, if there is such a thing, has never been seen. In enclent times, people supposed that the sky was a roof or dome which covered the earth: but now we know that there is no roof around the earth. There 1s a blanket or layer of air around the earth, and in that air the clouds float about, pushed by breezes or strong winds. Last month there was much news in the papers about the visit of the Belglan professor, Auguste Piccard, to our side of the Atiantic. We read about this professor in 1932 when he mad? his second trip into the “stratosphere.” which is rather calm—but very thin and very cold—air more than eight miles above the level of the sea. Piccard used a balloon to lift himself and a companion into the air. Below the balloon was a metal ball (composed chiefly of aluminum), and this ball was the home of the adventurers while they were making their daring upward trip. It was fitted with small windows so they could lock around. | Up. up. up went.the balloon, until it rc-ched the height of 10 and one-third a roof. scopes, men of science have learned that the stars are hundreds of millions PICCARD. by man. At that point, the alr was of miles distant—some of them being trillions or quadrillions of away. When better telescopes have been made in the past, we have located stars farther and farther away. So far as we know, there is no limit to them. If there is an “end” to the sl it has not My Neighbor Says: When traveling, wrap the dresses about pieces of cardboard before putting into suitcase. Pin in place and the dresses will not wrinkle. In making soups, always put the meat in cold water. Corned beef and ham should be put in boiling water. A tablespoonful of vinegar in the pot will make tough meat or chicken tender. A teaspoonful of baking pow- der added to mashed potatoes with the milk, before they are whipped, will make them very light and flaky. To remove tar or greace marks from the most delicate fabrics, soak a plece of white rag in eucalyptus oil and rub it on the affected part until the latter is clean. meaty quality of Deer- E N J O , foot Farm Sausage. It’s made of choice roasting cuts of fresh pork and the meat is chopped instead of ground to preserve its tasty goodness. Deliciously seasoned. Economical! At leading dealers. Distributed by The Carpel Corporation, 2155 Queen’s Chapel Road, N. E., Washington, D. C. Deerfoot farm Savusage Deerfoot Farm Bacom— Tastefs! Flavor; Dependable Quality; Popular Price for centuries to come. (For “Science” section of r scraj book) . T T If you want the free leaflet, “Ques- tions and Answers About Europe.” send a stamped return envelope to me in care of this paper. UNCLE RAY. (Copyright, 1 Makes a Festive, Gay St. Patrick’s Day “GREEN TREE" BRAND M.H_GREENEBAOM Inc. . 185 CHAMBERS ST... the matchless flavorand ERE'S the newest cracker treat...Uneeda Bakers SNOW FLAKE WAFERS. You'll like the smart shape, the extra “shortness,” the delicious, slightly salted taste. So many families do, that these perfectly baked crack- ers, introduced just a year ago, are fast be- coming best sellers! Just look for the big blue package—the money-saving 1-pound size. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY FREE RECIPES priated on each pack- age. More inside. And a new bookful free if for “Menu " Address Na- tional Biscuit Com- pany, 449 West 14th Street, New York, bumped into anything in the nature of | With the help of their tele- | been found and is not likely to be found | put left to ceived at the main office up the Branch Offices one hour " DON'T BE TOO LATE WITH YOUR STAR CLASSIFIED AD Each page of The Star has a scheduled time to close just as each railroad train has a time to leave the station. No one can: chanically possible for any one after the page has been closed. ed advertisements for The Daily Star are re- and for The Sunday Star up to 5:30 p.m., Saturday. ‘At you on a train after it has the station. So it is not me- insert your ad in The Star to 11 p.m. day before issue, earlier, CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its advertisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly understood and agreed that all such” matter will be withheld as far as possible by The Star. Only bona fide answers to advertisements addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be delivered to adver- tisers on_ presentation of the box number ticket. HELP—MEN. AGENTS to sell Kelvinator: Hst. ne. % AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN, sell new and used cars: furnished: liberal commission: excellent ob- portunity to succeed. = Mr. Higeins, Edwards Motor Co. I J0_Rhode Island ave. AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIR MAN wanted. first-class. See Mr. De Witt, Triangle Motor Co. 3 N. Y. ave.nw. DRIVER, colored. Call 1008 E & DAL gt e HAIR BOBBER AND WAV] Leauly operator preferred: sa board. N between MAN, buildi weekl tween : and X, 14 Eye st. n.e. MAN, honest, with hacker's permit: proposition driving cab. Address Box K. Star office. EN_Live Wi Avply 508 two_live men. tim lea idpm._______ to interview storel up Toute. Steady income, repeating ood | ire, neat appearing. direct alesmen will be quick to appreciate the Possibilities of this new deal Immediate Income and repeat business. There are only few openings available so don’t delay 17 iestieating. Mr. Dorsey, Room 230, Bond MEN AND_WOMEN (6) to $2.50. Apply Thu 7 oth st. n.w.. Roor EN_Sell $1_auto service bool 10 free service: $10 to $20 daily possible. hone Decatur_45:6. | tomac Nothing to sell. Call evenings be- = HELP—WOMEN. WOMAN, over %4. pleasing appearance. fine Dersonality; special work for national or- Phone National —Due to opening of branch offices, we have openings for 3 women; honesty and neat essential. ' Employment M to 12 am. cultured. col- be unencum- les experience ; nice income to pable and a real 728 Tower Bidg. in advertising specialty store. lege or ~Lhflei w.;‘ >llnt?m"m“ equivalent: mus bered. free to leave city. preferred, but not necess: one who'is thoroughly, 3 Apply 1 to 5. copP department of ing experience. Address Box 286-K, Star office. HELP—DOMESTIC. GENERAL HOUSEWORK and plain COOKIng; 5 nights; good home and 700 Emerson st. n.w. XEECK “white, for sentieman son: nice room: guiet, refined atmosphere. Address Box 1 buss HOUSEKEEPER. care_of two children: stay nights: small salary. Po- 530~ 109 Isth st. n.w., Apt. .'H 5. for man no washing or ironing: and board. Montk. Co.. Address Box 255-K, thoroughly enced, all cases. Also irrigations, mascages: assume iditional duties. Address Box 201-K. office. _ 1n* CHAUFFEUR. taxi cab, single shift, 1942 Diamond cab preferred. 1 am _property owner, Address Box 215-K, Star office. * CHAUFFEUR. white: married; no children: age 38 concludin administration offic! experienced socially in Wash : thoroughly experienced and n do all small repair jobs, excellent refer- | OPENINGS for 3 men; good ¥ diately; year-around ftem: commission. start: | auick _promotion_on salary to right men. T0ne Nat, Press Bidg. il‘L\NO PLAYER, drumme! o er. | orchestra; young men: or Nationai Studi 1_14th st. n.w._ Adams 4250. | PRESSURE COOKER DEMONSTRATOR, with ta‘l store or promotion experience. APDIY | REAL ESTATE SALESMAN—Must have | clean record. neat appearance. courteous, | willmg_worker, with car. To such, opening | with firm having record for ir, bonest dealings. Write confidentlally, stating past | record’ ind where employed. Address Box | 55-K. Star office. __ | ROUTE MAN WANTED, | to _build his own route: | tinity for a hustler. Salary | sion. Idlers need not apply. Newman. Washington Laundr | sis. n.w. between 5:30_and t | SALESMAN between the ages of for special insurance. Genersl saies | experience " and_references required. Ad- | dress Box 17%-K. Star_office. _____ 9° LESMEN—I{ you want to work where ess is prosperous RIGHT NOW-—where hustler only, sell your own prospects and the other | fellow does not cut in—where there &re | PLENTY of PROSPECTS every duy_ where | prices are LOW wnd_enthusiasm 15 HIGH Wheire the money comes 1 more exsiiy wnd YOU gct YOURS AT ONCE, come 1u snd see us.To qualify you need & sedan or coach a clean record. and & willingness to_worl ard for highest pay. Call 9:30 am. to 0 pm. only. 1115 15th st. 'nw.. Room )1, R. K. REIDFORD. No chiselers need #pply . SPECIALTY SALESMAN, experienced, to sell exceptionally high-grade service to discrim- | inatng people of ington: Liberal com- mission. _ Address Box :30-K, Star_offic THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SBUPPLY CO. has been in business in Washinston for many vears. It has a reputation for de- | pendable mérchandise and aquality products that has enabled our salesmen to build for themselves good. permanent positions. With the introduction of the General Klectric kitchen idea several men will be considered for_rales positions. These positions afford a definite future and earnins® strictly com- mensurate with ability. Those selected will be given thorough training by experienced sales directors and valuable supplementary help Young men who are looking for a | business connection with a future or men of. or past. middie age with previous experience | to investigate our proposition on Saturday afternoon. Marelf 11, at the Roosevelt High School auditorium. beginning at 1:10 sharp. | e whole story will be dramatized for you | using talking moving pictures and players from the professional stage. You are in. | vited to be present and after hearing the | General Electric Kitchen story and the proposition we have to offer. come in and | see Mr. C. A. Young. 1328 New York ave m. National Elec | YOUNG MEN. 5 | publisher" presentative: necessary: $60 month sta Atlington’ Hotel. between { and 8 and X:30_a.m. CHAUFFEURS—TAXI MEN TO_DRIVE BLUE LIGHT CABS Experienced, reliable, steady workers. e baT L BY. "NW. SALESMEN—CHEVROLET. We need 6 men to ‘tomplete our sales organization, selling the new Chevrolet products. Experience not necessary. Hard work essential. See Mr. Barnes. DONOHOE CHEVROLET, Inc,, 1620 M St. N.W. e ears. Roebuck Co.. 911 Bladcnsbure rd. n.e. | | years experience: temporary in sales work will find it to their advantage | ences. Col 10231, _ | coMPANION OR ASS to travel. stenographer. loy: | xo0od home more desirabie. 150-K. Star office. _ A PILIPINO, well experienced. for chauffeur, knowledge of cooking or butier- best of references. Culu-m- Address Box 11 S | FILIPINQ chauffeur’s work with former U. S. Atty. General closed: best references from same and other natio terested. _Leave message » MAN—_70 years old. white. must ha no_restrictions as to type of work accepted. | Will take any physical risk to ear s living. excellent help. educated, plenty of nerve. Address_Box 59-J. Star office. APANESE—Bxcelient chef: family, charve bachelor apagtment, part time. long exper ence. economieal. clean. capable; finest ref- Ligeol . COUPLE want part-time worl or separate. Col. 4-R. % UATION! LADY STUDENT will exchaege s board and room. 1101 M si. n.w. | Nationsl 7970, | NURSE. teady ‘position Walnut 8413-W. S | NURSE ™ desires position; will do | duty at reduced salary. North 4032 | PRACTICAL NURSE. all or pat time. years of experience; reasonable salazy. assist with | home_duties. ' Phone Met. 9611 | SHOE SALESLADY. 5. 6 years' | in Iadies’ “furn and arch “supports " together ! 11 vices for Phone practical. very capable, doctor's reference. " wants Phone 18-hour STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, experienced: ref- erences: one year college: conscientious, will- ing, t; District 4816 Must be quick, smart and have had | as | some store adverti service 'with present | PRIVATE SEDAN t. noon for At- lantic City, returning St ‘room 2" Fhone Cor. Ba0n-W ATCE 6 B, o TE NS, ~ FLORIDA, all points, share expense. U. VEL BUREAU, 1221 Pa. n.w. Met. 7411 LINCOLN SEDA! FOR FLA. OF week. Also wish private car owner with ref. for Calif. _Decatur_1600, Br. 105. GENTLEMAN DRIVING '32 MODEL SED] St. Louts, take Dassengers, Sisre expenses. Leaving Fridsy am. No.'2000, day or eve. GENTLEMAN, DRIVING TO CHICAGO AND Milwaukee, wanis one or t: BUSINESS MAN, DRIVING PIERCE-ARROW sedan, Miami; leave Thursdsy am.: tak Dassengers; share expenses. North 2000. MAKING TRIP TO PLORIDA, ACCOMMO- date 2 or 4, share expense. ~Plan to leave Saturday. Phone North 7460. | WASHINGTON'S MOST COMPLETE, MOD- ern, reliable travel bureau; we register cars and_ passengers who reliable for trips to all_points on the share expense plan: | we seli bus tickets at cut-rate prices on well kngwn lines to nts. ATIONAL TRAVEL BUREAU, 401 Woodward Bids. SALE—AUTOMOBILES. AUBURN DE LOXE SEDAN—Almost new condition, Kept only run 19,000 miles; ‘must_sell Col._4040. AUBURN 8-CYL. SEDAN. $4967 10209 Convertible Coupe. $295: fully. guarantee terms. _See Mr. Barnes. 1720 14th st. n.W. BUICK SEDAN, 4-DOOR DE LUXE. 1031— K-cyl. motor. 6 wire wheels and trunk rac this car thoroughly reconditioned and gua anteed by us; $545, BStaniey H. Horner, 1015 14th st. n.w. RERT BUICK COUPE-—Good condition. Can be seen at anytime day or evening. Potomac_G484-R. for_appointment. ~_* BUICK SEDAN, 4-DOOR. 1 For_ real HELP AND SITUATIONS SALE—AUTOMOBILES. (Continued.) “NEW DEAL” has started and we are on our way, with a brand- new President, to harder work, better times and more happiness. A GOOD AUTOMOBILE will certainly increase your capacity to work, earn and enjoy. You never could before and probably never will again be able to buy such a good automobile for so little money. 1927 Willys-Knight Sedan, o.k. 1926 Nash Sedan, runs fine 1928 Pontiac Sedan, good. 1928 Nash Coupe, try it out. l'!: ::: (l:-i.lid', all o.k.. 1929 Chevrokit Touring, fine. 1929 Ford Touring, cheap at.. 95 1929 Chevrolet Coupe, all ok. 95 1929 Chevrolet Coach, perfect 125 1929 Olds. Rumble Coupe, fine 125 1929 Ford Coach, very good 125 $25 40 50 5 75 95 95 1930 Ford Coach, perfect .$150 1930 Plymouth Sedan . . 198 1930 Ford Sedan, very good... 195 1929 Olds. Sedan, fine. 195 1931 Ford Sedan, very 200 1931 Chevrol~t Sedan, fine... 275 1930 Chrysier Rumble Coupe.. 275 1931 Dedge Diamond Taxi 215 1931 Plymouth Sedan, good... 275 1932 Plymouth Sedanm........ 325 1932 Plymouth Coupe, perfect. 395 | 1932 De Soto Coupe, like new. 450 BLANTON MOTOR CO. ! ) Factory Dealers—De Soto and Plymouth OPEN EVENINGS - 3 to 11 N. Y. Ave. NE. transportation you cannot buy more for your money: $145. Stanley H. Horuer. 1015 13th st. n.w. BUICK MASTER SEDAN, 1930—Tires, m tor and_ finish excellent: reduced for guick sale to $405: will accept car in trade, Park- 3040 M st nw_ BUICK SEDAN. 4-DOOR, 1020_This is the | short-coupled 6-pass. car .with room for trunk or luggage on réar: motor, tires and finish xood: $35. Staniey H. Horner, 1015 t.n.w. DE_LUXE_COUPE. 5 eost over $1.R00; fully . 183 De Luxe Seda over $1.800: -cyl. car i y and the tires Stanley H. Horner, | BUICK SEDAN. 142 | best of condition mechani | and finish perfect: $u 1015 14th st. n.w. ok BUICK COUPE—This car ble seat in the best of condition, with finish and tires like new: a real buy if we ever had cne: 107X G-cyl. Master motor. and it's fine: | st n.w BUICK COUPE—: svace tn the rear deck. i Very p in the Lest of condition: 11028: H. Horner. 1015 14th st. n.w CHEVROLET COUPE. 14:i—One of cleanest used cars in town: 1o fully equipped: unconditionally guarant S0 under priced: ferms to sult: SUK. dell Chevrolet. 15th and Good Hope rd “Atiantic 4402, | CHEVROLET COACH. I | condition: __will sell for Georsla 0725, | CHEVROLET COUPE. DE L for mot fun in. well fenders. tire bands. i "wheels and tires. trunk. etc.: cost over | $700; new-car gua:ant ! terms and trade: €44:1 Mandell Chevrols | S amaCcosd Hove rd. s'e | CHEVROLET COACH. late Condition. new appearance. finish: privately owned, $185; terms, trade. LET _(-CYLINDER 4-DOOR_ S| 30— Recently overhauled and 5 good tires: has a new :” must_see o appreciate gain like this g ept_$40.00 cash and $i. Woodley pl. n.w.. Col. 1 CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE—Late model: little used: ifke new: many extras, includ- ing radio. e $600 value that you €an buy for $145, call Sunday snd see this swell lit- tle car. Blanton Motor Co., 33 New York ave ne Open evening: > SEDAN, $450: 1931 De | 1931 De Luxe Sport 8port Coupe, $4125 ce Mr. Barnes, 1 excellent s1 Roadster. $275: fully guaranteed. 14th st. n e CHEVROLET COUPE. LATE 1 low mileage: excellent every 07 Mass. ave nw. g CHEVROLET COACH. THill | & fect: wire wheels: only 31 n. balance | casy ferms arranged. only’ $4 week priced to sell. no property signers Gtors. 1805 14th st. n.w. North CHEVROLET CABRIOLET. n throughout uncon- Iy guaranteed: rumble car in trade. balance to suit, $20X. Man- dell Chevrolet, 13th and Good Hope rd. se. | Atlantic 44 | CHRYSLER Imper! and | I Custom Sedan. 10 erfect: price 340 or Wis. tion. " low mileag n | worth $700; you can buy for $450 | Motor "Co., factory_dealers. " De Plymouth, 33 New York ave. ne. Open eve- | ENOGRAPHY AND TYPING—Competent work. by the hour, day or week. Call Miss Nolan. Lincoln 008s STENOGRAPHER. _ typist. _bookKeeper. permane: sm Call_ West_0499. o YOUNG LADY, attending_day ses«ion of lo- cal commercial college. desires opportunity to_earn room and board by caring for ehil- dren or assisting with light household dutles. Por interview. call National 174X, Cleveland 196 afte: 5 pm. PUBLICITY. Jessle MucBride. 15 yrs’ newspaper exper- jence in Washington® handled all publicity c Teachers' Natl Asso_ Meiropolitan Qve! on here. plaved to a profit | Society as well as “promotion” N st. n.w. Decatur 127 COOK and general housework: ence _ Phone Pot. 5479. COOK or part-time work o )I:oln! 'Iood reference. 32 8- 3 nw. COOKING and_housework wanted immedi- ately; refined German girl Refs._Address Box K. DAY'S WORK, general housework k of any kind ngfi;-:{.'nuwfe woman. 1714 9th st R R Y DAY'S_WORK or part e work by colored on ERAL HOUSEWORK, Cooking. whole of part time work colored; ~ references. At- GENERAL HOUSEWORK or part time by 2 wirls, neat. attractive. 1318 _Corco: GIRL. colored, wants job as general house- worker, plain cooking or nursemaid. Call North 2847. GIRL, cook: neat, colored. want: ma Wit Consider Inundry to take home; erence. Decatur 1736. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. RUPHERS EXCHANGE has cooks, maids. houseworkers; day, week, month; reference | investigated. ' Dec.'3551." 1837 I1th st, m | “CALL DOMESTIC.” Dec. 2410, 1 | for cooks. g. h.w..' waitresses, day | l!nlldl, butlers, couples, dishwashers. | Tree. Bervice INSTRUCTION SES. PORTUGUESE LESSONS: INTERESTING. practicel: dependable: by gentleman. for- merly Brazilian. _Also French conversation. Address Box “0i)-K, Star office. __10° WHY ENVY OTHERS? A good potition yours when you complete a Boyd sec) rial or business courst mi R 0 short re- lats ethod: lew courses, Boyd Business view _courses, University 1 GIRL, colored, desires plain housework, can stay nights; references. Call West GIRL, colored. wants cook or general house- ;Otrk stay or go home nights; reference. or s GIRL. colored, intelligent, wants lunch room or housework, whole or part time. Phone North_3B8&. ok GIRL. neat. colored. wants general house- Work 1n small family; §00d Cook: g0 home nights: references. Pot. 0448, bet. ¢ and . colored. wishes general house- " _1307 Girard st. n.e. _Call North $04. GIRL. colored, neat, wants work: general worki city reference. Call LADY. white, wishes Apply_ or address 131 dria. Va. ition as housekeeper 5 Duke st, Alexan- learn right. MAID, cooking or part-time work: girl, nesat, wishes position; good ref. colored North A_RADIO EXPERT—many make $35. '$60 and more a week; I train you to Service sets, operate broadcasting stations: in fact for good jobs in connection with the manufacture, sale. operation and servi ing of radio apparatus. Many of my st dents make $5. $10, $15 & week in spai time while learnin asy monthly terms- call Mr. Luber. Decatur 2476. or write National Radio Institute, Department E. 7. Washington. D. C.. for full informa LEARN TO DECORATE YOUR CAKES home. Lessons ‘appointment. Adams 904, after 7 p.m. tion. AT Call o MAID, youn kind; will Solored. wishes work of an some nights; ref. Adams R0GS5. i 3 PART-TIME WORK _wanted by _reliable colored woman. _Also washing to do home. Decatur 3 1320 Florida ave. nw. colored, young. s _fob as mother’ helper or housework; reference furnished. _ District 78 away._Adams 2 WOMAN wants per BORG-R. BEAUTY CULTURE Latest Methods, Thorough Instructions. Dav. Evening Classe: 5 Kit_ FREE if enrolled this week. MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (Est. 191 “nd_and 3ird Floors. 518 14th St HELF—WOMEN. BEAUTY OPERATORS WANTED; B experi- enced, at Beauty Culture School, 3015 14th st. 0. INSTRUCTOR. colored, beauty school. Must e competent in all branches and of nice ap- pearance: reference required. Address Box 204-K, Star office o MANAGER, dry cleaning office, experienced only. Give reference, address,”telephone in first letter. Address Box 247-K, Star office. PRESSURE COOKER DEMONSTRATOR. with retail store or promotion exi ence. ApDlY Roehuck Co.. 911 Blagensbure rd. n.e. SCLICITORS, part_or full time: livi Takoma Perk and Bethesda sections. Carter Bailev Sudio._1734_Con 3 UPERVISOR—Ovening for thoroughly_ca- r‘uble wvoman with wide acquaintance. Must ave executive abilitv to train and super- ¢ saleswomen: permanent. Call 5R29. MODELS —two young women of attrac- tive appearance, with good fig- ures and not over 25 years of age, to model dresses; sizes 18} and 207%. Experience not neces- sary. Apply Employment Office, 4th floor, Lnsburgh'o Depart- ment Store. ¢ 8). ational . . experienced . housekeeper, Address Box 211-K. Sar o reliable_ wants work. District 8612, WOMAN, whil desires work. office. £ WOMAN. colored, nea day or part time; references. nd n.w. . colored, wants part-time work. no Sunday * worki ' reference. Phone West 0788-W. PERSONAL. REGULAR PRACTICING PHYSK SPE- cislising in glandular diseases, nervous dis orders, etc., i offered opportunity to prac tice in city of 25,000. Apply A. E. PHAN & SON. Doniphan BIdg., Alexandria, Va._Phone Alex. 840. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR CHIROPO- dist: sood location; 25000 population. no other _chiropodists. 8. DONIPHAN & SON, Doniphan Bldg., Alexandria, Va. Phone Alex._R40. LADIES' TURKISH BA' system. Burliaeton Hoiel. 7 am. to 10 p.m., District K82 15% WANTED—_SEMI-INVALIDS ~ AND CONVA- lescents. “In beavtiful Chevy Chase home; individual care; every comifort; diet & spe- clalty. Registered nurses in charge. rates._Cleveland 479S. CHILDREN CARED FOR_SPECIAL A’ tion to character building ; Kinder training: large, equipped playground; reasonable. Phone Hyattsville 790. ROOM AND BOARD, BY COUPLE_WIFE an invalid requiring care during day: per- manent. _Address Box 207-K. Star office. * EASTER CARDS—BOX ABSORTMENTS AND SATIEAI %: Vholeenie: Torée Jine ot Your se- lsction. G. T, nridge, 1405 Eye st. n.w. WE_BUY WA’ Bt ioet s Wew Yore ave Buv. fiam ARl b tasny | | nw. | e X S-year Tefer- | Chevrolet. _ | Atlantic 44 | Parkway. | ForRD | FORD Call North 0768 or | | FORD SEDAN., 1 | would be accepted as part payment. | port. | Kalorama rd. n.w. | PEERLESS DE LUXE SEDAN, | new " condition: [ Yage nings. DODGE D, A. 4-DOOR SEDAN_Newly paint- in A-i mechanical condition; real bar- . Hoffmann's Garage, Hyatts- | | ESSEX COACH. CHALLENGER. ] | Toon paint; new tires: excellent every wa 19.50:_ex: Must sell for cash immed: Met. " Tudor, 6 162 £150° 1930 sport | t roadster. $65. also others as low as We have some of the best values in the city: open eve- nings. LoefMer Motor Co.. Ford dealers. 515 Penn ave. se FORD SPORT COUPE. 1 excellent care; $IN. Parkway. | clean interior ately. New brakes. etc | PORD BARGAINS—102 3040 M st. | FORD CABRIOLET, 194(0—New tires. ¢ motor_excellent, fully equipped casy terms: $10 olet, 13th and Good Hope FORD TUDOI 04 . n.w. | AUTOMOBILES * do their bit. and new customers. (1) You can buy a car here now cash or no cash. (2) 1 will arrange terms to meet condition: Soto and | kG| Washington's Fast Growing Ford Dealer * CHERNER x 1781 Florida Ave. N.W. Open Every Ni Proclamatio —by “Joe” Cherner, President Forward March, America! ing this emergency with their “chins up.” house is standing by their — Every col “Yes Sir,” |Have Faithin the U.S. A. Never Before Such Buys! “Chernerized” Specials! “Chernerized,” an emblem of Quality and a bona-fide guarantee of Satisfaction. n Staunch citizens are meet- Every business and Cherner Moter Co. will eration will be shown both old. (3) Your Old Car may be the down payment. (4) Checks accepted from re- liable customers on reliable banks, N\ '32 '31 31 '31 ‘31 '31 ’31 '30 '30 ’30 '29 '29 29 '28 ‘30 '29 27 Chevrolet Coach ..$389 Aubura Cabriolet. .$419 Ford Tudor ......$245 Ford Sport Coupe, $235 Ford Town Sedan, $27§ Ford D. L. Tudor. .$265 Ford D. L. Rdstr., $218 Ford Std. Coupe ..$145 Ford Sport Rdstr., $135 Ford Sport Coupe, $165 Ford Fordor ......$95 ...$85 Ford Coupe Ford Roadster .....$85 Ford Tudor . ...$65 Essex Spt. Coupe, $179 Essex Sedan ......$95 Pack’d D. L. Ph'n, $115 ht Till 10 P.M. t Weschler's auto auction, H st. n.w. Usually »_good FORD DE LUXE ROAL 6100 ;chrome covers. grill _trunk rack: motor perfect. _Col. #2147, “Meyer 1931 SPORT ROADSTER—Pain tires and motor in excellent condition. & is the down payment. See also our fine stock of Hudson, Essex, Chrysier, De Soto. in fact we have almost any car you may want, each in excellent condition and priced low. ' Packard, 1700 Kalorama rd. n.w. | DE LUXE ROADSTER—Many | low ‘mileage: color black. wheels 225, _Mrs. Higgings. Linc. 122 | VICTORIA, $275 De Luxe 25: 1930 Station Wagon, $19: guaranteed. See Mr. Barnes, 1729 14th st. w.__Open_till 9 extras: 31_Car in excellent 8! Tetiuced to $195. . nw. BLUE STREAK SEDAN. nd " appearance - excellent: guaranteed. See Mr. Barnes, , n.w.—Open till 9 p.m. | LA SALLE 1931 7-PASSENGER SEDAN—In | practically ‘new-car condition, ressonable mileage: a beautiful family car. The price | s most reasonable and your present car| ack- | in evers respect; way. 3040 M st GRAHAM 193: mechanically S700;_terms ) 14th ard. 1700 Kalorama rd. n.w. LIVING RQOM SUITE, 2 pieces: bed-dave Used very little, absolutely like new: | W00 16th st nw.. Apt. 4. _° NASH 4-DOOR SEDAN. R—Fully cquipped; motor in ¥00d condition; tires. setc.. also_in §cod shape: -will sacrifice for 00: really worth a great deal easy terms if neces formation_call Mr. OLDSMOBILE 1921 COUPE, chanically and appearanc terms._See Mr. Barnes. 1 g PACKARD CLUB_SEDAN. MODEL b. 1928, with four excellent tires, ‘good fins clean’ inside and out and fully eauipped:. | Only $120_is needed for down payment. Packard. 1700 Kalorama rd. n.w. PACKARD SPORT PHAETON rubber, top. finish, drum-type spotlight. bumper, mirrors and above ail an excellent | motor. " Only €50 is required as down pay- ment._Packard, 1700 Kalorama rd. n.w. _ PACKARD SEDAN, ASSENGER—Good finish, " good rubber ‘and good vower, Th car 1S a sacrifics at $195. Packard, 1700 T—Almost | 18,000 miles: 6 | always kept in ga- | Owner, Adams 10° ‘mod Blanton M Open eve- S40. excellent; only run wire wheels. trunk ri must sell, SOSIWRI SvERs D - iy PLYMOUTH SPORT COUPE, Jjust like new: cheap st i tor Co., 33 New York ave. n.e. ninge S e A PLYMOUTH _SEDAN, LATE 19:30—Clean, very fine condition. $150: cash, t 3 3 Call National 664, s_onen antagn s fTads PLYMOUTH ¢ SEDAN, 1933—Drivi Than' 2000 miles by owner: vuarenteed: Packard has had the good for- tune to secure and retain the major portion of the fine car business of The Diplomatic Corps The Congress The Government Departments The Services And Our City Guaranteed c a r s—beautiful finish—fine power plants—new rubber—perfect interior—serv- fce plus. Why not inspect our stock? We have the car you need and at the price you want to pay. PACKARD Hudson & Essex Kalorama Rd. at Seventeenth sacrifice._Mr. Rosenberry, 1623 L st. 10° STUDEBAKER STANDARD SIX SEDAN— ne condition; four-wheel brakes, good tires. ust sell, $70. Owner, 3223 Adams M1 rd. 10° WILLYS-KNIGHT, 1028, SXeeliont Tunsing” order. conven: ient G-passenger sedan for the person or family who feels that they can lay out but $42.50 as & down payment. This and many other low-priced cars are dispiayed by Pack- X2 $375 Cabrialet . $375 45 others in Pontiacs, Fords, Buicks, Chevrolets, Olds, in all body styles. $25 up Visit this fine selection before you buy any car. Terms and trade. HiLem MO} A sm: 30 Studebaker 5-pass. President Sedan ’29 Buick 1114 Vermont Ave.NW, BABEXPATE YOUR CREDIT GOOD HERE 90 Used Cars From Which to Choose LOW PRICES EASY TERMS BUY HERE AND SAVE 2525 Sherman Ave. N.W. 1360 Park Road N.W. Pay While Riding All Years—Models Including Trucks, Deliveries As Low as $5 DOWN As Low as $2.50 Week S Teiass MaTesS 6th and New York Ave. N.W. Open Evenings and Sundays | WANTED—AUTOMOBILES. CONSIG] I Tfor by auction on Wednesday or Saturday. 10 am. Weschler's. 9156 E nw. National | 125i.__Quick._satisfactory_method. CHRYSLER 77 SEDAN or Packard Sedan, g i1, ' Will pay cash. Mr. Sasscer, fe. ! after 6 p.m.. Cl. 6195, 5 CASH FOR YOUR CAR. Or will pay unpaid balance and give you difference in cash. See ng. | Barnes, 1729 14th st. n.w. Dec. 23%. CASH FOR YOUR CAR. MID-CITY AUTO CO., 1 14th 8t. N SALE—AUTO TRUCKS. PORD TRUCKS, 3. late: hydraulic dumps: in the very best of shape. Parkway, 3040 M — WANTED—AUTO TRUCKS. WANTED—Used panel-body truck, 1! to 1 ton. Apply A S. Doniphan & Son, Doniphan Bldi., Alexandiia. V 0. L FIREPROOF HEATED GA- . with loft. Mr. PARKER, 1237 " Phone Met. 45(0. DELICATESSEN. fir: excellent location; priced . &00d _business; reasonably, sell- 14th 9 681" PASTRY SHOP. business, fully equipped: $85 per month: on one of the busiest thoroughfares. Call Mr. O'Connor, D! ):_after 5 p.m.. Adams 10154. ER. capable. man_or lady; business: chef preferred: $250 ferest. references. Address Box 1 office. 3ASOLINE, ACCESSORIES; corner: 7 bumps: xood business: 10-year I terms. Address Box ' - off R | LUNCH ROOM. well located; tully equipped | going business’ best in city for $800. Ad- | dress Box :N1-K. Star office. | ROOMING HOUSE. downtown: baths; good furniture; house onable. _Met. b. W s Y | BOTTLING BUSINESS, soft drinks and beer: | natiorally_known uct: well established | business: $1.500: ) cash. CAFETERIA. fully equipped: I steam _tables. Sold for $4.500 3 #g0. Pamily disagreement compels disposal: $1,600. R. M. DE SHAZO, 1130 14th n.w. SUBURBAN PILLING STATION attractive livi quarters. Rent, $20; Sain, $075. K. M. DE SHAZO, 1130 14th 31l ‘filled; ‘anc bar- nw. " A