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Evening star., 1928-06-12
RADIO SCHEDULE
ANNOUNCEDBY WRC
viii Follow G. 0. P. Conven.
tion Session Today With
Normal Music Features.

After the close of the first days ses-
!. sion Of the Republican national con-
vention in Kansas City this afternoon
wRC will resume its normal schedule
OF musical attractions. which feature on
this day each week the Everyready
Hour, the Clicquot Eskimos and the
Seiberling Singers.
A program of light music by Nathaniel
Shilkret and his orchestra, with Pearl
Barti. dramatic soprano, as assisting
artist. will be offered during the Ever
ready Hour. On the same program Will
lard Robson will Groom two Of his own
compositions, 'Tain't So" and 1.-THE
Devil Is Afraid of Music" Miss Barti
will sing three numbers, MY Little
Nest" from The Melody of Love-; the
"Villa Song" from "the Merry Widow"
and THE Last Rose of Summer" the
latter in new transcription by Hugo
Frey.
Popular Ballads Feature.
A medley of popular ballads inter-
EperSeo with the impressive overture to
Plque Dame" by Tschaiskowsky, and
the Parade of the Wooden Soldiers"
will be played by the Eskimos.
The Seiberling Singers will present
program OF unusual emotional appeal.
Schurnann's immortal "Traumerei' has
been specially arranged by Frank Black
for the singing violins" James Melton,
tenor, will be heard in the ''Neapolitan
Love Song" by Victor Herbert. and
Hanley's Little Log Cabin of Dreams"
The full ensemble will close with Aloha
Sunset Land" characteristic HA-
waiian number, by Ioane Cawelo.
The Mediterranean Dance Band will
open WRC's evening program at 6
O'Clock. A talk on The Fundamentals
OF the Law by Silas Straw. president
OF the American Bar Association, will
follow. Slumber music and Moments
Of Melody" by George F. Ross. are the
other attractions
The Hawaiian Melody Boys and
Mundelle's Concert Orchestra will be
featured tonight by WMAL. In addi-
ton there viii be the weekly radio
movie club. an early dance program by
the Novelties and the daily meeting
Of the Thirty Club, conducted by A.
Lloyd GIL
After a play-by- play account of the
Washington Cleveland base ball game,
WRHF viii broadcast its usual evening
attractions. These include resume OF
the iaews events Of the day by the Town
Crier. dinner concert and the weekly
McReynolds musical.
Evening star., 1928-06-12

transient classified advertisements for the
Baltimore Sun and the New York Times VIII
ge received oyer the Business Counter OF The
Star at regular rates
Evening star., 1928-06-12
HASSELL is PLANNING
FOR OVER OCEAN FLIGHT
Damaged Plane Repaired and Hop
OF From Clarion TO Detroit To-
day His Initial Step.
D e AsapeIaled -.

~ the Aeapc5aieo Press,
CLARION. Pa, June f2.-~Bert Has
oefl Of Rockford. III, planned to take
on late yesterday for Worthwhile. near
Detroit, Mich. Ia the Stinson -Detroiter
Tnoaopiane which iS being prepared for
8 Rockford -to-Etockholn Sweden.
flight The plane was damaged IN
landing al the Clarion Airport last fri
day while HaEgeII. accompanied by
Lieut.. Parker Craner, was or his way
20 Washington
HASSeA said he expected 70 have the
9lonOplaDe repaired in time for the
take-0s1 today, and tfsat the plane
Wogilc be- examined thoroughly AZ
Worthwhile, He said a series Of test
fights then would be made In prepara-
ton for tne transatlantic flight at
tempt.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
New Dornier Planes Have Cruising
Radius of $500 Miles: Speed of $50

Each plane viii be equipped with IL
Jupiter motors, having total Of nearly
5000 horsepower. Six Of the motors
are sufficient for straight flying and 3
for maneuvers. The net weight Of the
plane empty Is Is long tons. Weight
with load viii be 5Ii2 tons.
The wing load Is 242 pounds, per
square meter, and the effective load "a
pounds per horsepower. This means
~ pounds Of paid load can be car
ried per horsepower, whereas In the
previous Dorniers IL was only 3 pounds.
The maximum speed Is $50 miles per
hour. the cruising speed lis miles. The
boat Itself Is fiat and requires a nine
man crew.
Evening star., 1928-06-12

The resignation was to be effective in
three months. but later the pastor
announced that he would quit at the
end Of one month IL he were paid
$3.50. The offer was accepted and 8
loan of $1,000 on the church property
effected, 1t is stated and the money
paid over to the pastor, who preached
his ffreweil sermon April 49, Since
that time Lha pulpit has been occupied
BY different cIergymen. the court is
told, but recently Rev Davis has an
nounced his intention Of returning to
the pulpit under the guise Of an al
legged illegal meeting Of May Is, when
an attempt was made 10 retain him in
the pastorate.
Through Attorneys Thomas L. Jones
and Royal A. Hughes the plaintiffs say
threats have been made 10 use force
If necessary TO reinstate the pastor.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
COUNT KAR0LYI'S SUIT
FOR ESTATE BEGINS SOON
Property Was Seized by Hungarian
Observation-Disclosures
Letter in Evidence.

Ey C&nIe TO The Star and Chicaro Daily
Eews. Copyright. 1928.
VIENNA, June 12.--Count Michael
KarOIyns action TO recover an estate
seized by the government begins in q
Hungarian court June 25.
Count Karoiyi's former minister OF the
interior in the revolutionary regime
Vincenz NagY, is conducting the case for
hinn Karolyi bases his demand for the
return OF the property on letter from
former Premier Clenenceau Of France
and a Communication from the French
League for .he Rights Of Man declaring
that Karoiyi during the war had no con-
nection with them. His argument also
Is based On the memoirs Of Edouard
Benes. .n which the Czech foreign min
lister declares that Karolyi's arT1istice
with JngosIayia augmented the Difficult
ties for the CzechS tn occupying upper
Hungary.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
HELP--FEAIALE,
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Desirable positions are avail
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Permanent employment under
desirable working conditions
with opportunity for advance
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learning. with increases at fre-
quent intervals. Apply to APP
plication Dept, Room /, 722
18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1928-06-12

49I.S--wEAF New York-eiO
s;oo-Dinner music.
e;0o--Dance.
6:3p--Soconyland
1,00-MuSical miniatures
I;30-Seiherling Singers
a;00--Eveready hour
e:o0--Cltcouot Eskimos.
S.So~~DHnce orchestras.
a5i.3-wIZ New York---66O
s:oS-Happiness Girls.
A30-Miners.
6:00-Foundation for the Blind.
So-Fundamentals OF the Law,
I:50-Cioldman Band.
.9l5-Continentals
lo;00-Slumber music.
42..3--W0R Newark--9IO
5:ls-Ensemhle: violin:
6:l0-Enginite Boys; dance.
7:00~Main street,
7:45--JaZz Choir
sS0-Mabelanna Corby program
s.0o--1ittle Symphony.
l0:00-Orchestra.
::2.G-WPG Atlantic City--I.IO
5:4s~Organ and features.
7;00-Musical Maids.
7.3o-Band.
S,00-DGal Trio.
900-SorgS you forgot,
s:30-Dance music
cs5.5-WBAL Baltimore--1.O
800 Salcn music
630--Dinner music.
00--Stromberg-Csr SeXtet.
730-- Recital.
S0o-Concert.
5Os.e--WEEI Boston-390
5oo-orchestra and features
630-s Secondhand.
70e-Pilgrims,
7,30--WEAF proRrams,
46I.3-wNAC Boston---65O
5oe-Juvenile Smilers.
530-Dinner dance
6:30--Orsan recital
s:0O-WoR programs.
3Oa.s-wGR BuraIo--aoO
$50 Orchestra
6:30-SoconylAnd.
7:So~WEAF programs q hours).
5I5.t-WMAK Buaalo--55O
$50 Orchestra.
6;31--Musical; Dorothy.
7:00-WGY program.
T:30-Musical
S,0o--WOR programs.
l0:O5-Dance music.
535.1--wTIC Hartford--5GO
s:So-Dinner music.
7:00-OI chestra
7.30-Seiberling Singers.
s:00-Music; Sundaes
9;00-Clieouot EskimoS.
3b9. w ADJ New 1aTk--D1b
5:oo-Orchestra and features.
7s00--Orehestra.
s:05-MeXican good will hour.
S,OO-Vocal; dance music.
394.5---WHN New York---T60
5:0o-Jewish program; features.
6.00-European Circus.
6:30-Orchestra; Three Little Sachs.
s:30--Orchestras and vocal.
370.2--WMCA New York--sIO
7;00-Concert.
730--Ofchestra.
s:00-lndussTiai hour.
9'O0-Entertsiners; vocal; dance.
52e--YNfC Nrw Nork--510
s3o-It Italian lessons.
6:35-Songs. talk,
7.i5-Piano; vocal.
s:oo--Joint recital tiia hoursl.
34s.e-WGBS New YSrk---s60
S:0o-Yillage Growers.
6:30--Orchestra and vocal.
7:o0-Concert quartet.
8,00-Trio.
260,5--wCAU PhiIadeIuhia--I.I50
s;00--orcheslras; Harmony -Four.
6:30--Woodwind Ensemble.
7:O0-Serenaders.
T:30-Daiiy news program.
s:30--Saco Guards.
9.10-Intimate hour.
e:30-Dance music.
4e5.2--wFI.wLIT PhiIadeIphia--s1O
6:35--Orchestra.
7.00--Musieal miniatures.
7:30-SeibeFiing Singers.
e:00-Eyeready hour.
9:00--Clleauot EskfHog.
e:3e-Dance music.
3I56-KDkA Pjstsbursh-~gJ0
5;i5-Little Symphony.
s.0e-One- Minute Men.
e36-HAiler Quartet.
T.01--Stromherg-C Carlson EeEtet.
T.3g-Goioman Band eehceFt
e;i5- Ranblerss sacred songs.
4Sa f--Wy4R proVS.fttter----fi20
e.30-Soconyiand
T.00--MusicaI program.
i.30--Seiberiing SiNzers.
9 E.00-EYeFeaoy hour.
Evening star., 1928-06-12

BERLIN, June iz,--The three new
Dornier flying guperboats built for
regular ocean txafac, the first OF which
now is practically completed, are the
largest and strongest airplanes in
existence.
Although technical details Of the new
ships are being kept vigorously secret
the writer has been able 10 pierce the
myStery and obtain some really as
founding figures. The new Dorniers
are iz5 feet long, With a wing spread
of 470 square meters. Their normal
cruising radius is about 1900 miles
Evening star., 1928-06-12
Capt, R. M. House Is Retired.

Capt. Ray M. House, 18th Infantry
who has !. cen under treatment at Walter
Reed General Hospital. has been trans
ferred to the Army retired list on ac-
count Of disability incident to the serv-
ice. He Is from Alabama. and served as
first lieutenant of Infantry, National
Army, during the World War.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS
TONIGHT.

A1IN4NIE1As
7.00--Stromberg- Carlson Sextet:
Popular--WJZ, WBz, WBAL.
WHAM, KDKA, WJR, KYW,
WHAS, VINO, WSB, WBT.
WSM.
7:30-Seiberling Singers; Songs
From Many Lands --- WEAF,
WEEI, VITO, WAR. WTAG,
WCSH, WIFI. WRC, WGY,
WGR, WCAE, WTAM, wWJ.
WSAI, WHAS, WSM, VINO,
WSB..
7:30---Goldman Band; Opening
Concert--WJZ, WBZ, KDKA,
WJR, KYW.
8:00-Eveready Hour: Light Music
--WEAF. WEEI. WAR, WIFI,
WRC, WGY. WGR, WCAE,
WTAM, WWJ, WSAI, WGN,
WHAS, WSM, VINO, WSB.
9:00---Clicquot ESkimos; Sparkling
Tunes-~WEAF, WEEI, VITO,
WAR, WTAG, WCSH, WIFI,
WRC, WGY. WGR, WCAE.
WTAM, WWJ, WSAI, WGN,
WHAS. WSM. WSB, WHIT.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
G0FF'S MAJORITY 1885.
Complete Returns ReporSd In Con
test with Ho0mer.

cHAT2LEsTOE. W. Va, June II ~.
Senator Guy ~ OFF had ms jor3ty
Of 1896 over Secretary of Commerce
EeT0eFt Fso0yeF i.@ lie Republican pFegi-
Dental preference 9oiltest In West Viz
Rlaas. complete official returns yester-
showed. T,fle vote vas Gon, 1ze.4S5:
Hoover l09 050
Evening star., 1928-06-12

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Royal.
PRESSER. FIRST CLASS,
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Many Without
Previous Sales Experience,
Set New High Earnings
for Themselves.
A PHENOMENAL CONTRIBUTION TO
AMERICAN PROGRESS It's as important
a part OF domestic life as modern plumbing
quoted from SATURDAY EVENING POST
It win arouse anyone to read the adver-
tising ANNOUNCEMENT in the national
s;TTAsiMIDARD OF SANITATION IN Ny
1T is fortunate that such a company as
the Air-Way Corporation has the distribu-
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This cooperation Of national reputation
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among them are practically all Government
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Evening star., 1928-06-12
Local Radio Entertainment
-~--
Tuesday, June IL, 1928.
NAA--Washington Navy Yard (434.5
Meters--690 Kilocyciesf.

NAA-Washingto Navy Yard (434.5
Meters--690 Kilocyciesf.
BIAS p.m.--Weather Bureau reports
9:55 p.m.--Arlington time signals.
1905 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
WRHF--American Broadcasting Co.
(322.4 Mcters---930 Kilocycles).
3 pm.-~Play-by- play account Of the
Washington Cleveland base ball game.
5:45 p.rn.--The Town Crier.
pm--Dinner concert.
$50 to pm. McReynolds musical.
Early Program Tomorrow.
10 a.m.-Household talk, by Gladys
Young.
1890 am.-~Musical program.
IL am.-~Household economy period.
1920 to 1870 a.rn.--Advertisers' Pc
riod.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
Special Preparation for
Senior sten. & typ. exam. salary $500 and
sl'J20; STATISTICAL clerk. salary, $500
70 1880 The Civil Service Preparatory
School, Sc cor. 18th and ? NV. Phone Fr.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
esO. .e--WnAM Rochcs,er-.1 an

es0.2--WHAM Rochcstcr--1.0 .0f0
6:30-~F Fundamentals Of the law. n
-Strombere- Carlson Sextct
730-Orchestra.
s.30--S Soprano.
310,5--WGY Standardization
S:S0-Dinner, music
30-Soconyland,
I:oo-Asricultural program.
;3c~~-SeiherinC Sineerg.
R;00~-EVeready hour.
p:00-Clicauot ESkimos.
3331~-WBz Sprlneficld--oOo
5,00-4Troubadours.
6;nQ-Musical proerRms.
7:oo-Stromberg-C Carlson Sextet.
7;3o~-Goldman Band.
5I60--WTAG Worcester--asO
6:25-Dnner. music
6:30-Soconyland.
7;00-~~Studio.
7;S0~~Seberling Singers.
4;5.9--CNRA Moncton-s3o
Instrumental quartet.
g,00-National male quartet
1O:O0--Little Concert Orchestra.
4Io.7--CKAC Montrca1--7sO
s:Is-Dinner concert.
7:So-Studio entertainment.
9:30-Dance music.
I3I.5--CFCA Toronto--6oO
5,30-Program from 2LO.
6;o0-Concert program.
3JG.9--CkCI. Toronto--SiO
5,00--Suuset hour; popular
T,00-Trio; Hawaiian music.
8:00-Orchestra.
l0;O0-Dance music.
SOUTHERN.
415.o--WSB ttIanta---ti3G
7:OO-Strombers Carlson sextet.
z 730-Seiberliug Singers.
6.00--Eveready hour
9'00--Clicduot Eskimos,
9:30--Musical features.
@i3.s--wD0D Chattanooga--I.a30
8:00---Ersemble.
8;30--Studio program.
3iO.1-WSAN 1acksont iIie---sS0
T:0n--~Orchestra
7.30--Studlo program.
s;05-orchestra; studio.
9:i5-Dance music.
3a?f---WHAS LouisSille--O20
.30-Fundamentals Of the law.
T.01-Stromberg- Carlson Sextet
7:30--Seibefling Singers.
8.00~-Eveready hour.
9,00-Clicauot Eskimos.
5I6.0--WMC Mamphis--5Se
7:30-~Seiberling Singers.
336.9--WSM <ashSiIle--sBO
7:00--Sextet; singers
8. S.00--EYeready hour.
a.00--Eskimos; dinner concert.
10 00-Tenor; piano; studio.
il:00~-Baritone and tenor.
25L1-WRYA RIchmond--LIs0
TOO Buccaneers.
S0o-studio features t3ia hours.
CENTRAL.
5s6-kYW ChicagO--510
7:00-WJZ programs.
3G5 Chieago--s20
f;00--Children of MooEeheart.
9.00-Studio prosrani.
4I6.i--wGN.wLIB Chicago--72O
9.o0-Clicquot Eskimos.
9:3e-Mar.ha Washington time.
1000 Features and popular.
3ii.6--WLS Chicago--~sT0
7;3o-Angelus special music.
Ies.3-WLW Cincinnati--sG0
6:3o-Dinner music.
T.00--Orc chestrh.
7s3o-~Aviatlon. music.
8:e0--Orchestra.
e:30--Crosley Ensemble.
9:30--Mel and Dell.
36I.e-WSN Cinclnnati--S30
7:00--Musical program.
.30--Seiberling Gingers.
s:o0-Eveready hour.
9,00-Clicquot Eskimos.
9'30--mnSicai prograr1.
l0.00-~Danee orchestra.
399.s--WTAM Cieyeland--750
6:O0~.Orchessra
7:00---Blue Flash indians.
7:30- Soldering Singers.
500 Eyeready hour
9.00--Clicauot EskImos.
9.30--Dance music.
i0.00~-Studio program.
il:00-Dance music.
at0.o-WCx- -wyR Detroft--ess
B.00-@Vocal and features.
TOO StTomherE -Caflsoa Sextet
T.30--GoiGman Band.
S.30-Feature
9.00-4CiRar GHls,
Serena ders; Red Apple Club.
BIZ .--WNJ Drtsoit-~SJU
G.00~~Dinner concert.
7:0o- Musical program.
:30~SeibeFiinE Singers.
Ss00-Eveready hour
Q.0Q~--ClicuuOt Esklrn0s.
International program.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
EMPLOYMENT AGENCTFS.

STENOORAPHERs. t20-S25 wk No charge
unless placed. WASHINGTON Employment ~ :
ehange. 20z TRANSPORTATION Bldg, lTth a n.
SOUTHERN BROTHERS Employment sery-
ice. Mrs. L. II. Muller. vocational colIu-
selor. 1888 50. NV. Main ss7l
STENoG., typist, bookkeeper. clerical help.
etc. Free registry. Main 233S. 1898 q So. nv
Boyd Employment Service.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
WMAL---Washingto Radio Forum
(24l.S Meters---I, ,24O KiI0eycles).


WMAL--Washingto Radio Forum
(2i1.8 Meters--1,240 Kilocycles).
6:55 p.rn.-Thirty Club, conducted by
A. Cloyd Gin.
7:l5 p.m.-The Novelties Dance Or
chestra.
pm.-Correct time.
so, p.m.-Hawaiian Melody Boys.
BIAS p.m.-Madelon Sherman, singer.
pm.-Talk by Louis Rothschild di-
rector of Washingtons Better Business
Bureau
9:10 p.m.-Sophie Snyder, pianist.
OILS pm.--Harvey T. Townsend,
$50 p.m.--Mundele's Concert Or
cheStra, assisted by Fannie Z. Buck,
soprano.
1915 p.m.--News flashes
1920 to 1890 pm-Radio Movie
Club, featuring the Palace Gang"
WRC-Radio Corporation of America
t468.5 Meters--640 Kilocycles).
3pm.-C Continuation of the broadcast
of the National Republican Convention.
5 p.m.-Waldorf- Astoria Orchestra.
5:55 pm.--Motion picture guide.
$50 pm.--Base ball scores, courtesy
of the Associated Press and The
Evening Star
Mediterranean Dance Band.
$50 Fundamentals OF the
Law-The Three Departments of Gov
ernment," by Silas II Stawn president
of the American Bar Association.
pm.--Iotus Orchestra.
7:3O pm.-Seiberling Singers.
pm.-Eveready hour.
pm.--Clicquot Eskimos.
$50 pm.-Correct time.
$50 PM Moments OF Melody" by
George r. Ross.
10 p.m.--Slumber music
II pm.--Weather forecast.
II to IL p.m.--Madrillon and Spanish
Village Orchestra.
Early Program Tomorrow.
6:45 a.m.-Tower health exercises.
7:i5 a.In.--Parnassus Trio.
7.30 to 7:50 a.m.--Cheerio.
am.--Dr Royal s. Copeland hour.
10 an1.-Studio program.
1915 a.r1.-Radio Household Insti-
tute.
1890 am.--Dan Gridley, tenor.
II a.m.--National Republican Con-
vention, broadcast f.cm Kansas City.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
EXPERIENCED
SALES MANAGER.

Reliable Wall Street invest
ment house, specializing in III
dustrial banking securities, will
consider application of expert
enced man to manage sales
force OF local branch; liberal
commission paid on all local
sales, with liberal drawing ac-
count; applicant must be
producer with good record and
an established clientele. Call
Wednesday morning between 9
and II for interview; strictly
confidential.
TAYLOR AND COMPANY,
03l 18th St NV.
Evening star., 1928-06-12

-Four men Of NEAT appearance 10 do Spc-
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leading department stores Wonderful 0pr
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ply neom 20l GA ST, and ask for Mr.,
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Evening star., 1928-06-12
GAI ESMEN

Can you sell electrical refrig-
Grafton, using four Strong sales
points?
Low down payment,
Is months TO pay balance.
Allowance for old refrigerator.
30 days trial.
II YOU are an average sales
man. YOU can make more than
500 per week. Call between 4
and 8 pm. Room 20S. Carpen-
ter Bldg, 10th and X SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1928-06-12

ONE OF Washington's largest
real estate offices, members Of
the Washington Real Estate
Board, desires the services OF a
salesman in their business prop
critics department; a splendid
opportunity for man of good
connections to become associ-
ated with an unusually strong
selling organization. strictly
commission basis; replies con-
fidential. Address Box 94-Z.
Star office.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
A nQaINEtlE CONNECTION
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Evening star., 1928-06-12
INSTRUCTION COURSES

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BEAUTY CULTURE-SHORT, COMPLETE
course IN few weeks. including practical ex-
perience. Mabelle Honour School Of Beauty
Culture, Inc. sl7 18th st. NV. Fr. 5i3l.
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pert lady and man instructors. CONOVER,
2l28 II st. NV. West 306s. IA
BE INDEPENDENT IN A SHORT TINE;
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st. bet. n. Y. ave and H.
KATIE DUNN TEACHES THE FAMOUS
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COACHING OR INSTRUCTION BY YALE
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fsrfad See Mr Ames between and Q o N
and after am d0l 10th &C. NV
VOuNCl TEACHER, ambitious aud energetic;
eupd vacation positions must be willing to
leave Washington, Address Box TO. Star
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SALESMAN

A real opportunity for one
who has initiative and intelli-
gence in definite and interest
ing field Of endeavor. Address
Box al0-C, Star office,
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HELP--DOMESTIC.

GERMAN GIRL 10 90 10 summer home IN
West Va, as cook; small family. no laundry
references required. Apply $500 Mass. ave.
nv, Apt. 8.
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COLLECTORS, instaliment, Z. experienced.
Apply Hub Furniture Co, Tth d ats. NV.
COLLEGE MEN II YOU are looking for a
permanent connection with a real future
GOOD salary, paid weekly apply 3l5 Dist
Natl Bank Bldg
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wANTED-SALEsMEN.

MEN. g. for immediate employment. No
collecting. no deposits or delivering Our
men are making over 81 pei. hour. We pre-
Veterans Fiag Committee, 410 Bond Bids.
] TO PM Its
SALESMAN--we REQUIRE the services OF an
outside appliance salesman for Alexandria
and suburban territory; leads and car fur
nished. Interview Mr., Donovan, Tuesday
and Wednesday. Virginia Public Service Co,
524 Kine ST.. Alexandria. Va.
statesmen, motor truck. wanted Apply
IN person to A. o. Shaher, care OF Inter-
national Harvester Co. OF America, 1424
Florida ave. ne.
" ANTED--Three neat-appearing salesmen TO
sell nationally advertised electrical apph-
ance, See Mr., Jacobsen between $40 and
1880 an. fourth floor, National Electrical
Snpply Co. 1880 New York ave NV,
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SITUATION-DONIESTIC

GIRL. Norwegian, wishes Eeneral houSework
Country location preferred. Experienced
sell Nichois ave. Sc, Congress- HeishtS, Mrs.
Marie Nelson. iSs
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BUSHELMAN. white, VINO can do all kinds
Of repairing and pressing on Hoffman ma
chine. Call at once. 1909 r st.
COLLECTOR, with small car, for monthly
payment accounts; local references, pO7
international Building
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IIEl4P.--MALE.

BATTERY NAN wanted; must be expert
dress Box l27-D. Star Office lss
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HELP---MALE.
lCAafinnAAY

TAILOR, experienced, altering
and fitting mems fine clothing.
Apply at once. Mr.. Schoen-
berg, the Fashion Shop. sol 9th
ST. Il W