Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1935, Page 51

AMUSEMENTS. Girls Urged “ Be Yourself” 'To Get Man and Hold Him Carole Lombard Says Too Much Irony, Forced Intellect, and Cuteness May Be Fatal for Romance. (Mollie Merrick presents Carole Lombard as guest columnist today. Miss Lombard gives advice on how to get a man and hold hin success: fully.) BY CAROLE LOMBARD. OLLYWOOD, December 5 (N.AN.A)—I understand that American swains are developing & strong sales resistance to the wiles of young womanhood. Up in Boston, according to reports, 135 debutantes out of 162 have been relegated to the “nixey” column by a select group of undergraduate authorities at Harvard. haps I have no business writing this. their argument. < But I have been around, and hence am taking this upon myself. | I have no intention of contributing an “advice” column. M'y remarks on how to get a man and hold him are nothing more nor less tha npure com- | mon sense, based on experience and observation. Rule No. 1 in keeping your mascu- line friends in a state of enthusiasm is to give no tongue to sarcasm. Fre- quently a timid girl, laboring under the delusion that she can give her ego a slight lift by snipping at the boy friend, resorts to sarcasm. The lad may be fooled by her sudden show of mental activity, but it also may injure his pride in his mastery. Boys can find plenty of girls to admire them. 8o why should they ask for vinegar | when they know where to find honey? | Consequently, my advice is that, if youre a young thing with an ironic tongue, to hold it, at least- until after | you're married. And then hold it some more. Rule No. 2 concerns possession. Don't act as though the marriage li- cense has been applied for and ob- tained just because a fellow takes you out three or four times. It’s embarrass- | ing to a nice boy, and it gives the other sort a chance to jeer when a girl starts | showing signs of possession. | Rule No. 3—Telephonitis. It's bad technique for a girl to get the telephone habit. Boys like to be flattered, but too much telephoning gives them the impression that they're the quarry. | Fortunately, the benighted day is dead when a girl tagged herself as being a hussy by showing that she liked a boy, | but, at the same time, she can’t maks LAST Since I am not a Harvard man, per- The lads may have a few points in & nuisance of herself by staging too much of a chase. Another “don't” for girls is to side- track the great intellect that is so enor- mous and irrepressible that it must as- sert itself when the boy friend comes around. Don't make the lad feel dumb. The professors’ daughters at Harvard haven't yet learned this strategy, for a number of them have been written off as “serious and flat-heeled.” Naturally, a boy doesn’t want a girl to hold forth on Einstein, peace move- ments or too much of literature and music. Most of lads are beginning to do a lot of thinking on their own account, hence it weakens a girl’s chances when she seizes the ball of | conversation and races down the fieid for a touchdown. When a girl gets | away with the expounding of her ideas, it's a good sign that she has more than her share of beauty and charm. The other kind is usually pictured as wear- ing spectacles and chewing sassafras during a lone hike through the woods I can say that success with men de- pends mostly upon a girl's personality. To sum up an observer’s message, I say “be yourself.” Too much cuteness, | smartness, irony and forced intelligence is no more fun for the girl who's turn- | ing it on than it is for the victim of 1t Personally, I think that the Harvard undergraduates, with their sales re- | sistance, are right. Their little black- balling act now seems like a good thin: They've done themselves some good. but they've done more good for the girls, who now have a chance to im- prove with their new wisdom. That makes it better for all concerned. Some people may be tempted to re- | mark that a Hollywood actress should DAY—“THE CRUSADES,” WITV ELODI Wait til hegr the greatest cast n years...in the greatest / show in THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, Local Group in Comedy water’s comedy, “Bird in Han School, Forty-fourth and Elm street are: Clyfton A. Whyte, J. A. Bishop, The Montgomery Players, pictured above, will present John Drink- ,” Saturday night at Leland Junior High s, Chevy Chase, Md. Seated, left to right, are: Doris Dewey Day and Betty Chase, and standing, left to right, Robert Warfield, Howard Bandy and Frederick M. Kerby. The play is being directed by Mrs. Allene Sanford. not present herself as an authority on masculine psychology. Hollywood, where fame often comes and goes in | the span of a few months, is not the | easiest town in which to practice the | art. But, after all, if the local color of | eccentricity is subtracted from any city in the world you'll still find hu- manity. And the essential weaknesses of human nature endure everywhere; only fashions change. (Copyright. 1925, by the North American Newspaper Alliance. Inc.) |MAN MAILS 53RD CHECK IN YEAR FOR PARKING | By the Associated Press. DENVER, December 5.—L. B. Davis paid his customary “rent | the privilege of overparking. He mailed a $1 check, the fifty-| third this year, ticket yesterday. | So far he has never appeared in court to pay, but remits promptly upon receipt of a police ticket. Traffic Court officials, who call Davis their “best cash customer,” once after receiving a theorized that he overparks because | his fines cost him no more than parking lot privileges. LORETTA YOUNG, HENRY I _ROMAN Wait till ous ! you songs! e Y ‘cations! today for | WILCOXON AND CAST OF see the compli- | PARENTS SAY NEIGHBOR | Court Asked to Break Spell Which Has Made Her Victim for 10 Years. By the Associated Press | PHILADELPHIA, December 5.—The HAS GIRL HYPNOTIZED | | sent such favorites as the “Cordoba”; the dance of the miller's wife, from de | | Falla’s ballet, “The Three-Cornered | break up what they termed a *hyp- notic influence” alleged to be held over her by Horace Fornaci, neighbor. They filed & petition asking the court to restrain Fornaci “from associ- ating or communicating with the girl.” parents of Virginia Pyle, 21, have| asked the Common Pleas Court to| 45, a| Mr. and Mrs. John L. Pyle said For- | naci met their daughter 10 years ago | and since that time she “has been unable to maintain an independent mind and will because of the hyp- | notic spell and control he exercises over her.” | Tamma: ny Hall. ‘Tammany Hall has had a contin- | used, uninterrupted history of 145 years. THOU TIC you Count ‘em ARGENTINA TO DANCE TOMORROW AFTERNOON Spanish Star Has Four New Crea- tions and Several Familiar Numbers. LA ARGENTINA, Spain's greatest dancer, accompanied by Luis Galve, her accompanist, and members of her technical and managerial staff, will reach Washington early tomorrow morning from Savannah, Ga., for her dance recital at the National Theater tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. La Argentina's recital of Spanishr dances, at the National Theater to- morrow, will be under the local man- agement of Dorothy Hodgkin Dorsey, and it will' be the first of two dance attractions that Mrs. Dorsey will pre- sent at the National Theater this season. La Argentina will present in Wash- ington substantially the same per- formance she gave at her first New York recital of the season, her pro- gram scheduling no less than four new dance creations, including her new Argentine suite of three dances, the new Andalusian suite of three dances, her new “La Fregona” dance, in which La Argentina appeers in a hilarious affair as a servant, and Rer new gypsy dance, “Polo Gitano.” In addition, La Argentina will pre- Hat”; the fire dance, from “El Amor Brujo”; Granados’ “Goyescas,” “Mad- rid, 1890,” the sensation of last sea- son, and “La Corrida,” La Argentina’s impressions of a bull fight. Seats will be available at Mrs. Dorsey’s Concert Bureau, in Droops, | 1300 G street northwest, up to 3 o'clock tomorrow ~afternoon, when they will go on sale at the National Theater box office. . OPEN HOUSE FOR DUCKS NEW YORK () —It's open house for wild ducks at the Bronx Zoo. More than 1,400 southward-bound fly- ers have stopped off so far, Director Blair estimated. The tame ducks in the zoo's two lakes don't object to the company, Blair declared, but— “These wild ducks that stop off on their way south mingle with our own ducks and we have to feed them all to make sure our own ducks are get- ting something to eat. SANDS if you STARTS TOMORROW LOEW’S PALACE EXTRA—CHAS. “CHIC” SALE AS A. LINCOLN IN “THE PERFECT TRIBUTE” THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1935. CRIME STORY TONIGHT Guests to View Opening of Met- ropolitan Picture. WH!N “Crime and Punishment” has its Washington premiere at War- ner Bros.’ Metropolitan Theater, at 8:30 this evening, a distinguished au- dience will see Edward Arnold and Peter Lorre enact the leading roles in this Columbia production. Among the guests who have been invited to see the filmization of the Dostoievsky novel are J. Edgar Hoover, Maj. E. W. Brown, superintendent of police; Inspector L. I. H. Edwards, Inspector Edward Kelly, Inspector Frank Burke, Inspector Edward Lamb, Liuet. Joseph Itzel, District Attorney | Leslie Garnett, George Allen, Melvin | Hazen and Lieut. Col. Dan I. Sultan. “The Rainmakers” will have its last showing at the Metropolitan at 3:45 today. Following this unreeling of the | Wheeler-Woolsey comedy the house will be closed until “Crime and Punish- ment” has its premiere showing—for one performance only—at 8:30. The film will begin its regular showings on Friday. BAND CONCERT. By the United States Soldiers’ Home Band Orchestra at Stanley Hall at 5:30 o'clock. John S.M. Zimmermann, | 89T, 5 bandmaster; Anton Pointner, associate | leader, | March, “The Land of Moa" | Overture, “The Magic Flute | Entr’Acte, | (a) “Florinda”- Burgmein (b) “Rosaura” Burgmein | Excerpts from musical comedy, | “Apple Blossom: _Fritz Kreisler | | Morceau, (a) “Creole Serenade”. (b) “The Calvacade’ Madrigale, “Valse Lente’ ‘Warmser Finale, “The Land of Joy”.._Valverde “The Star Spangled Banner.” By the United States Marine Band | in the auditorium of the Marine Bar- racks at 3 p.m. tomorrow. Capt. Tay- { | lor Branson, leader; William F. San- telmann, second leader: March, “Corcoran Cadets” Sousa Overture, “Nabuccodonosor”.___Verdi | Solo for euphonium, “Beautiful Colo~ rado” .. De Luca John | “Waltz in A Major’ | Quartets for clarinets “Humoresque” .. ‘Dance Creole' Chaminade | Henry Weber, first clarinet; An- drew Bodnar, second clarinet; Melvin -Lithgow | Mozart | -Freiro -Sanford | -Brahms -Dvorak | Bandel, alto clarinet; Donald Dixon, bass clarinet. Symphonic paraphrase of a Russian folk song: “The Volga Boatmen”_Stoessel version Arranged for military band by Al- bert Bennert, United States Marine Band. Scenes from “La Boheme™.___Puccini Grand March, “Col. Bogey on Parade” Marines’ hym! “The Halls of Montezuma.” “The Star Spangled Banner.” Chinese Morals. | ‘The ancient Chinese based morals on ceremony and music. und on page HELP—MEN AUTO MECHANICS. well qualified pont Motor Repairs, rear 1524 L st. Phone_Metropolitan S . AUTO MECHANIC — Must be thoroughl experienced on all makes of cars and ca- pable of batteries. Union Service Pu- nw 220 Mass. ave. N.W. AUTOMOBILE APPRAISER—One who famillar with used car values and com- cars. wanted by one of Washing- est new car distributors to assist State age. experiendy Address Box 113-7. manager and salary expected. Star " ofce. 2 BOOK_SALESMEN Will Rogers book: commission 9th st. s.e. between 6 and_7:30 p.m. BOOKKEEPER for real estate office permanent position. State salary and ex perience. also if you can take shorthand. Address Box 2 “T._Star_office. | BOYS with bicycles for full-time messenger work. Apply Postal Telegraph. 1420 New York ave. CLOTHING SALESMAN f{ Also extra n for Saturdays. Co. Inc.. 7 7th st. n.w | COLLECTOR—Must have | opportunity: must know eral Store. 621 7th st. n i COLLECTORS, _experienced. for _instal- | ment credit route. Must _have car and knoew ci thoroughly. Permanent po- sition, good salary and advancement for right party. _Appiy 729 7th st. n.w DAIRY MAN. experienced: young couple only: $40 a month. furnished house. elec- tricity. firewood and 2 gquarts milk daily, Apply Providence Farm. Silver Hill. Md. _* DISHWASHER, colored; short honrs, 9th st. n.w. ST AEE S ot bk HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE—Have oppor- tunity to earn guaranteed college schola: ships in_our new circulation sales depart- ment. We can also use two young men. ages 18 to 22. and one experienced crew | manager in our regular sales department. Local work or Southern travel. Sal commission in addition to the schol Por further informatiop, call F. E. han_National 851 MAGAZINE 8, EN_experienced. Ap- ply Mr. Knott. 818 P st. n.w.. Room 107 between 8 am. and 9:30 a.m., or between 4 and 6 pm. MAN. with car, call on grocers. Washing- | ton. Md., Va.; splendid opportunity. 4034 Georgia ave. n.w. MEN—Do you want a permanent connec- tion where hard work will earn promotion? ve. n.w.. 10 0 11 Prida. PARKING-LOT MAN, white. ith driver's rmit_experienced. . Call toda ve. n.w. PHARMACIST, registered District: local references preferred: permanent position: &t_once T _office. SALESMEN. wholesale meats; must be exp. seliing retailers. Wi D. C.: Norfolk. Richmong, Va.. or Salisbury, Md : drawd acct. and car allow. Ford, Boyd's. 1: 3 nw SERVICE STATION MAN. exp.: give refer- ence and salary expected’ white man. Ad- dress Bo? St g 6 SHOE SALESMAN—Must be experienced. Apply Family Shoe Btore. 312 7th st, n.w. SLATERS (5). _experienced, _wante gnse. Apply 834 0th 4t Mi Rainter. at 8 a.m. with too Wednesday to Thursday. b i STENOGRAPHER, 18 or 19 years old, good Bolendi oPpoEIIBIY for evAneement 33 dress Bo: 0-T. Star o i I STENOGRAPHER—Alert young man with knowledge of bookkeeping;, must know city | utomobile. ndwriting, Box 03T, Siar omce O YOUNG MAN with light car to sell and | collect; experience not necessary. Salary Ior advancement. Appy S357 Gomn mre. n.w.. between 9-i0 am. . _onn. 8Ve. - part-time work. Philbody’s “car: wonderful . Butler's Fed- 1029 | for employed couple: | home CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL. | As Taught by MABELLE HONOUR Experts. | gxperience. good sslesman HELP AND SITU ved for laundry ; must have driver's 143 permanent position; ook Fariey, Room 410, 1 1319 BEAUTY OPERATOR. immedigtely. with managerial ability. ail-around ‘experience essent hone District 7306 after 5:30. BOOKKEEPER wanted. with business expe~ rience. Eomer’ 10°P st GIRL with experience for retail dry-clean- ing and laundry store: references. Morius Hand Laundry. 1430 Park rd. T GIRL to work in deli n unc econette experience and references required. )"él $15 per week and memis. Apply HOUSEKEEPER-COMPANION, reliable. for elderly lady in bad health; family of two: prefer practical nurse. Address Box 1-T, Star office. ' PRACTICAL NURS! ay nights: $20 month; reference, Call Emerson 4133 T » With good edu- cation: one familiar_with yard goods and drapery materials. State age and experi- ence. Address Box 102-T. Star office. WATTRESSES. table service. between ages 8 and 30: must be experienced. nest and €00d references. n. WAITRESSES wanted for Saturday night | work. Apply Dude Ranch. Washingto: Baltimore Blvd., after § p.m., or phone Berwyn 352 s YOUNG LADY as office assisfant and cash- ler. Answer ow andwriting. Salary, $18, Address Box 360-T. Star office. At YOUNG LADIES (2), intelligent convers: tionalists. for all day or part time: Gov- | ernment employes acceptable. Address Box Apply 5109 Georgia Star office ALL-AROUND OPERATOR. beauty shop and hair cutter. Also a manicurist. Ap- By jn person after : pm. Margaret E cheetze. skin and scalp specialist. estab- lished 1903. 1145 Conn. ave. n.w TELEPHONE Saleswomen—Good earnings. Address Box 388-T. Star office. HELP—DOMESTIC. CHILDREN'S NURSE. to assist mother; S le to have mornings off if desired salary. Address Box 95-T, Star ofllce. | to 40 city COOK and general houseworker. years: family of five: stay niehts; references. Phone Columbia 7715. e 3 GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. white, experi- enced, unattached; pleasant home. separate room. good wages. Please do not apply if you do not want steady work. 1401 Floral | onw. = GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER, settled: family of 3. Edgemoor: upstairs quarters: care for child of 4; references: $K per week. State age. exp. Address Box 84-T. Star office. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. white. for small family: $20 month and car fare: must have local references. 920 North- | ampton st.. Chevy Chase. D.C. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. colored: $5 weekly, room. board: references required. 125 Buffalo ave.. Takoma Pk. Shep. 16; GIRL to cere for baby. do light housew: 2. VKD'. €0 home nights. Call L GIRL. white. for general housework: ex- perienced. willine. unattached: good waces nice room. Do not 2pply unless you want STEADY work. 1401 Floral st. nw. * GIRL. colored: general housekeeping. c: -year baby. stay night; $20 mon 50 Eve st S T GIRL. white or colored, to work part time ironing shirts: must be experienced; ggod pay and meals. 1516 M st. n.w » e | GIRL. white. general housework: go home nights. Apply 1205 H st. n.e. from 3 to 5, store. - i = GIRL. colored. general housework. cook, some laundry: references: $7 week. Phone Wisconsin SEATHE | GIRL. white; general housework, laundry. | serve: small family: stay nights: state sge. | experience and salary expected. Address Box_280-T. Star_office. . HOUSEKEEPER (white)_ settled. capable, | stay nights: $5 week: references. Address Box 87-V, Star office WHITE GIRL, refined. to care for baby and small_apt Ho i Sy WHITE WOMAN_ refined. to care for smail | child_and do light houséwork: good home and $20 per month; Call Co- lumbia_ R0B2. i s WOMAN.__colored. 25 to_35 housework: stay nights: refere Phone Adams Upshur st. n.w. _ 5 WOMAN. white. care for baby_and small ary. 1808 Conn apt.; room. board and ave.. Apt. B03. C: ay_Thursday WOMAR. colored. i res_good d board, $1 references. eral 508 e CALL DOMESTIC for help: men women. any capacity: quick service. Phone De- catur 2419. 1925 9th 5 RUPHERS' EXCHANGE — Houseworkers. cooks. maids. mothers’ helpers. laundresses. housemen; ref. Dec. 3351, 1837 11thn £30% INSTRUCTION COURSES. CIVIL_SERVICE. RESIDENT and HOME STUDY courses, BOYD'S. 1333 F National 2338. g PREPARE FOR A GOOD POSITION—I tensive secretarial. civil service and calc lit.og machine _courses. Boyd's.__ P st._Phorne ! WANTED—Young ladies. be! 18 and 28_weight 105 to 135. height to 5.9. single or married to train hostess and modeling work by Mi Eleanor Studios. Small e for spare- time training. Write today. Address Box 14K-T. Star office ‘ . CARD PUNCH MACHINE. popular in Gov- ernment service and commerci ma: tered in short time $15: day-evening Inquire Boyd's. 1333 P st. National 233 CONVERSATION FRENCH—Private lessons in pupil's home or cla: ative teacher with European and American_experience, 13 vears teaching French in National Ci thedral School for Girls. Reasonable rates. | Lo Hiatt pl. n.w.. n 1 d. 't 16th sts. AUTO LESSONS for permit. easy parking 2nd clutch_control; car furnished. Call ~Old Reliable” Foster Met. 1809, 8* GIRLS. GIRLS. GIRLS. | LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. A lifetime Christmas gift. Special dis- count if enrolled this month. Start later if you wish. Expert training. —_Positions | secured for graduates. Easy terms. In- vestigate ~before you enroll. _ Modern School of Beauty Culture. 1317 P st. n.w. SPECIAL $5 COURSES. | CARD-PUNCH MACHINE | COMPTOMETER TRAINING | €5. SPEED DICTATION. STEN. TYP. £3.| 85. COMP. SECRETARIAL COURSE. _$5. RAILWAY POSTAL CLERK | 9.12th St. N.W. Metropolitan . LEARN WORLD-FAMOUS METHODS OF | BEAUTY CULTURE | A Pleasant Profession. Unlimited OppJrtunities. Free Catalogue—Easy Terms. MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL__ 1340 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Met. 7778 18" Years of Successful Beauty Training. 5 = ~ SITUATIONS—MEN. | BOY. colored, high-school . work | s houseman. porter or anything: ence. 1014 R st. n.w.. 2nd floor. CHAUFFEUR. general housework. by_good colored _worker; good reference. Phone | e el e e COLORED BOY wants general hous in_white or colored family: room. boar and small salary. Metropolitan 75 & DISHWASHER. busboy_or Janitor, experi- enced. Fred Dixon. 907 V St. n.W. _* mGI}‘lEERd. second ‘clnn. (deesrs,exner‘i- ence: laundry_experience and repair work. =1 » Metropolitan 5498. 5¢ MAN with car. business and Secret Service : private or pub- | tar office. 5° white. American, caretaker. janitor. | lic._Address Bo MIDDLE-AGED MAN. wishes _position as 3 watchman or _porter. Steady; don't drink. Address Box 32 office. 3 YOUNG MAN. able to leave this week tra iLg to Florida and return on circulation les campaign; must be high school gradu- Ate age 18-23 years, of good appearance. Traveling expenses advanced. A. D. Brewer. 4 to 7 p.m fa; k YOUNG MAN who knows grocery business to solicit orders; must S v ™ SR 000 2R SALESMEN. Neat appearing young men to learn the used car busi- ness. No experience neces- sary. Opportunity to earn good money from the start. Must have good character reference and be willing to work. Apply at once, Mr. Rosenthal, OURISMAN CHEVROLET, 625 H St. N.E. SECRETARY. working part time. desires’ permanent job; native Ohioan. age 22: ex- Cellent Tecommendations. Call Cleveland | 6471 _after 4:30 p.m. _ ¥ S WAITER. butler or housework of kind® refs Dec 247, 8% YOUNG MAN. 20. wants immediate em- ployment of any kind: former Government employe. Call Clarendon 160-M after 6 p;m. YOUNG MAN_ white. desires job. truck dxhver Cany ind 'of work: xef. Phone Lin- coln 9505 after 4_!7 m., J. Cobb. o SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN. 'LE. white. _ experienced. housework, lgll wi u“ for colored, would like whole oF part figgpé.fllrlcgfo:n! kind. Call at rear 1461 Girard st. n.w. 4 SITUATIONS—WOMEN. ESSMAKING—Alteration: men’s and | Dlaren's cloting. smocking. doils dressed: first-class work guaranteed. Pot. 5087. L Ly iliar with auto retail notary, desires posi- -T. Star office._5° LADY. middie-aged, as companion or nurse. Phone Adams 1723. | SALESMAN. Exceptional opportunity to form a satisfactory connec- tion with an engineering concern offering an AIR CONDITIONING proposition on a sales program appeal- ing to the public 12 months of the year. No competition ge earnings assured. Address Box 2-T, Star office, LADY wants general office work; good at answering telephone; good typist. Address Box 97-T. Star office. steoms NURSE, practical. with hospital training best_references. _Phone Potomac 012 | North | Carrollburg pl | WANTED—Day's _work. by two | colored gir | reliable; ‘ref ; stay'in or out. | rifice”if “sold immedia: | CAPITAL ADJUSTING ATIONS. D—S HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. YS AND GIRLS. beiween ages 18 and 25, Jor ‘curb service; meals. Apply 5100 TR S SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. S Dhone 5t Tor coubie;” puFi or for couple; part time; refs. Phone Adams 6 g COLORED GIRL. gene or whole time: no city references. 3 st. n.w. COLORED GIRL from South wants general housework: neat and clean. G st. n.w._Phone West 1913 COLORED GIRL wants gener: o maid; have good Tefs. between 1 and 2 p.m. COLORZD GIRL. neat. 22_wants job light housework or mother's helper. Eleanor Jackson. 3125 11¢h COLORED WOMAN. time or general housework. 1508, g COOK. firsi-class, with best of reference; sleep In or out; with housework. Call 9691-J or 1610 V st. n.w COOK. colored. experienced. general house- work or part time; references. Phone Met ropolitan 4519, Ld hox wo! Call North 10281 ants part- Phone North | GIRL. colored, nea of any kind: referenc politan R044 ‘after 5:30 p.m GIRL. with reference. wants job s eral 'houseworker and maid st. nw v GIRL. colored, neat. wants job as mother's helper. nurse 'maid’ or part-time. Phons Atlantic 0619, g e GIRL. light colored. wants or general housewor st. n.w. Apt. 1. GIRL. colored, wishes general housework references. 1015 O st. n.w. Phons Potomac_5920-W. GIKL, colored, Virginian cook* good references. 1829 Phone North 8130. GIRL. colored. reliable. wants par Work 4 or 5 days & week; ref. o1 L aw. i GIRL. white. wants aay’'s work or part e. Phone District 0239, between 2 £0 6. * GIRL wants part-time work, 522 P st. n.w. 7th st. n.w 2 good reference. Apply 9th st. n.w WOMAN. ~colored. cooking, housework: 1 n.w. _Phone North 10146 WOMAN wants morning part-time work work: ref. Phone North 151K-J, PERSONAL. The rate under head: sonal is 3 cents per line to the regular line rate. of Per- additior.al OLD-FASHIONED HANDMADE QUILTS and knitted scarfs. reasonab modeling. Mollo Shop. 1011 H st. n.w. ACCOMPANIST AND COACH OFFERS services, $1. MISS MILLER, Phone Adams 8 S Aesan CAN YOU SELL REAL ESTATE? $200 lowed for a sale of my place at Berwy JOSEPH_E. GOODKEY. Berwyn. M BED PATIENT GIVEN BEST CARE perienced nurse; _best 'references: rates very reasonable. Phone Shepherd 261 BRIGHT. SU! TN guiet. convalese in Takoma Park on bus line 2 Phone Shepherd 371 CAPABLE CHAUFFEUR. WHITE, WITH 1936_Chevrolet se ve 'services 10 couple or pa season, in Florida or anywhere able. Address Box 342.T. Star office GENT GOVT. EMPLOYE Y here ing N. Y. Escort sonalized’ trip wk rets. time work Mon ss BOX 369-T. § COLONIC IRRIGATIONS. PHYSIOTHE) Dy graduate nurse: open Sundays. Yo c Call District 1370. 1 WORN _HATS! HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY M¥ own metkhod: results effective for a lifes time or money back RO crues or surgery WTRCK. 1365 Columbia rd SUN TAN ELEC._BA n dandruff: m 501 O n.w Write for nookiet: Dr SOMMER- Adams 0388 STIMULATOR 1400 16th .10 to 9 nd 3. LINCOLN TO FLORIDA orning. can take 3 9426 x VING TO MIAMI DEC nodate each DE LUXE SEDAN: TAMT, FLA . FRIDAY T refl ces exchanged. FOOMING AN - 00K, 1408 G B.w. NG. on_18th over § Room 908, ) BOARDING. beer-wine license: bes reasonable offer. Address Box A . $100 LUNCH ROOM, equ B 7F st er_month. R. B. Behrend SPACE FOR VALET SHOP at race Apt.. building of 281 ap sonable. Call Columbia 7744 HAVE VALUABLE INVENTION. wi/ part interest to party furnishing funds cevelop and market. Address Box 357 Star office. LADY. refined. experienced. will manaxe rooming or boarding e for elderly gen. tleman with other interests. Address Box T. Star office . -ROOM_ HOUSE. downtown. all re National DRESS SHOP on Columbi 18th: same owner 14 years. reti rice, $3,« 500: easy terms. Room 90S. 1406 G st LAUNDRY BRANCH and cleaner's Y, estab. 7 years: rent. $25 month: nice busic ness: price. $050. 600 7th st. 5.W. ND BEER: estab. bus.: low asking $700. make offer. 6-T. Star office. B CIGAR WS__etc.. downtown: Iong estab.; large store: long lease. Price. $4.« 500; terms. Address Box 385-T. Star office, completely furnished, ed; cood income. Call Ad dress Box 4 . WILL INVEST A _Box FOOD CONCESSION capital and_services, ive complete detsils. r_office. s d-10; will sace good’ locatio Phone Barton. Metropolitan 6040. _ * DELICATESSEN AND LUNCH, old_estab- lished, doing $40.000 annually: long-time les llent location: price reduced for quick sale. See Mr ner. North 7203, INTEREST in manufacturing compan: plant. in active operation: $500 to $2.500. For information address Box 116, Preds ericksburg. Va. WANTED—Prices and menus for_serving about 60 persons in private banquet halli fraternal organization. E. D. Kauftman, LB ST e ROOMING HOUSE_ h.-w. heat. ¢ 30: all rented: rent payment. bal. $26 mo. 243 LUNCH ROOM. 912 Rhode Island ave. n.e., for rent at once: good location. A money~ maker. Phone Decatur 1877. 2 ESTABLISHED claw-machine and pin-table route: $1.800 cash: can prove net profit above $100 weekly. Best reason for selling. Address Box 370-T, Star office. 5° ESTABLISHED COAL BUSINESS for sale. Address Box Star office. GOOD POSITION for man or_woman who can_invest $3,000 to $5.000 with services in hotel business; prefer person with train- ing. experience or adaptability. Write Box 541 Staunton. Va. MEAT. GROCERY AND BEER SHOP: $600 weekly. Sacrifice to quick buver. Address Box 337-T. Star office. 5* ROOMING HOUSES WANTED IMMEDIATELY. CASH BUYERS WAITING. & FINANCE CO., 1406 G_ST. N.W, ESTABLISHED 1923. Sis 9th FLOOR. MET. 4813 . NO CHARGE UNLESS SOLD.___ HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and pillows, reno ; best prices and brompt del. ash. Maitress Co.. 310 L st.s.w. Nat. 6670, BUILDING REPAIRS. alterations. jobbing, complete service; Dprivate dwellings co verted: estimates furnished. Jos, E. McG rick. 1412 Chapin n.w. Adams 3856-R. CARPENTER—Flooring. shelving. fencing, westher stripping. general repairing. Brine ing. 1359 Taylor st. n.w. Adams 1624. CARPENTER—Partitions. porches, steps, shelves floors. doors eased. sash cerds: hite; low prices. prompt service. Fhons Nat CHAIR CANEING JFZHOLSTER: Tockers splinted. CLAY ARMBTRONG. 1235 1oth m.w. Met. 2062, { ELEC. SERVICE—‘S’Q\;‘;1 ,:l;;%ge: Get Ready for Xmas. “We'll Wire.™ Brightwood Electric Shop Will Install Your Misc. Wiring Jobs. 300 Quackenbos N.W. ELECTRIC WIRING fyus puirs; gr. house Sixtures & base plugs, 855 al Ele¢ Co.. 849 Upshur n.w. Col. 8391 NURSE. practical, white refined plain cook: experienced. Virginia woma: Address Manassas. Va.. Route 1. Box 10. FOR PAINTING, papering floors, refinished waxing - house. ' repairing: wails cleaned (new way). Est.. Call Ben. North 3582. NURSERY GOVERNESS, best city refer- ences, would g0 as companion: teaches German or Prench. Adams 1528 after 6. FLOORS SANDED, shellacked, stained, cleaned and waxed; papering and painune! all_work g teed. Potomac 5987. PRACTICAL NURSE, youn. especially fond people; v Sence phone North 7876 " 8+ FLOOF D _AND SHED LIKR R R oW Er RriCRs NEW, HARD- WOOD FLOORS LAID 5090, SECRETARY. stenographer, seeking perma- nent employment, accustomed to re: ns bility; 7 vears iast years' e: Hxlxul al GENERAL REMODELING. ROOFING. WATERPROO! 3 AND HEATING FUW ING