Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1933, Page 81

Hotel Service By W. E. Hill (Copyright, 1933, by the Chicago Tribune Syndicate.) £ # A Well trained bell hop speeding departing guest with “Be sure and come see us again!” Often this means “I hope I never see your homely face again” if the tip was for- gotten. Hotel business is apt to be pretty light these days and the jig saw puzzles are a great boon to hotel help. Here's a hotel manager working on one called “Grandma's Treasures,” with some uncalled-for aid from the bell hop, the newsstand girl and the bookkeeper. ¢ The Garbo comes back. Ending a long vacation in her native Sweden, Greta Garbo returns to the glamorous life of more film roles. She is shown waving to passengers on the boat from which she disembarked at San Diego, Calif., en route to Hollywood. © Associated Press Photo. “Say, you must think I'm Santa Claus! Catch me stop- " ping in to tell your mother you won't be home tonight!" (Two lovely waitresses in the coffee shop having words.) Why Alberta, you don’t mean to say that quiet litle woman in the corner is a dope addict?” (Chambermaids to give really A-1 service should be encouraged to talk to the guests — particularly about the other guests. Few hotel managers real- ize how important this is.) The girl in the swagger re- sort hotel dining room, who gets the names of the unknown outsiders. There might be a celebrity or two. who will look well in print next day. Unfor- tunately the real celebrities try to be comic with names like Mr. and Mrs. Snoots Duckfoot of Rochester, N. Y., which is annoying “Now back a little —now straighten out!” (Hotel ga- rage keeper assist- ing a lady guest to| get out of a tight corner.) The President’s daughter introduces a new pet. The little Samarang monkey was presented to Mrs. Curtis Dall by members of a returning movie expedition to the South Seas. » Associated Press Photo. Night clerks in the small te to be waked up am. by a telephone and guests who tele- ph Jownstairs about this and keeping them awake should have sense enough to know this Hotel housekeeper fol- b lowing up Nellie the bath § girl, wanting to know as usual what she’s doing in 304 when she’s supposed to be cleaning the tub in 508. ' / Begging sheep in New York’s Central Park. Some have been shern and some not in this herd scrambling for tidbits from park visitors. New York’s Homing hour for Navy war birds at sea. Things have to click on the landing deck of the Saratoga, skyscrapers form a giant aircraft carrier, when the planes of a squadron land in rapid succession. It requires split-second strange background for action, as shown here, with one plane just halted, another about to alight, and a third nearing the deck. the scene. ©A.P. This was snapped during maneuvers off San Pedro, Calif. © Assoelated Press Photo.