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Evening star., 1929-11-17
ABC OIL BURNER
SALES CORP,
1722 H St. NV.
MARIE AND GEORGE.

Well, Marie, l knew you would
be asking me what happened
in Mr.. Crabb's organization last
week, so l Just set it down in my
little book so I could give you the
actual figures as to how much the
Ed made $500, Mr.. c. $4,000,
Planer, a former electrician who
never sold before, $4,000. Mr..
Schwab was a little off last week
and only made $4,000. However, you
must remember, Marie, Mr.. Schwab
is no longer a boy, but he surely
does his work easily. Mr.. Sillings
copped off his usual average-l00
bucks. Schade went little oyer his
average and made $4,000. -Four
new men made $500 each and last
week was their first week.
Some pessimists may think these
figures are exaggerated, but ! know
them to be true and anyone wishing
to verify them can do so by ex-
amining the records, which are open
to the public, or attending Mr..
Crabb's meeting on Monday night
at J o'clock and see the checks
handed to the men.
l believe, Marie, that if the am
bilious men of Washington knew the
whole truth concerning the oppor-
tunities offered in Mr.. Crabb's busi-
ness he would have more men than
he could handle in a mighty short
time.
The organization is growing fast,
but due to promotions and men 60
ing into outside division offices he
can still use few more men, and |
would suggest that any man who is
actually anxious to get out of the rut
see Mr.. Crabb Monday at 205 In
surance Building, 18th and Eye
Streets without fail.
Evening star., 1929-11-17
MANAGERS.

Would you like to make SSO
to $50 weekly-especially if the
work is enjoyable and highly in
teresting? II so you are one of
five women we need who can
quickly qualify for important
executive positions where you
will engage, train and direct a
strong sales organization.
Almost everyone a prospect
and we average two sales out
of each FIVE calls; interviews by
system of personal introductions
that insures warm welcome.
Little competition and sales
closed with amazing ease.
Our field is not real estate,
books, brushes, hosiery or Sc
curities; no samples to carry and
nothing to demonstrate. 1t is a
totally new field ready for de-
velopment on scale of the great
est magnitude.
This is the work you have al
ways dreamed of, yet scarcely
hoped to find. Only energetic
and experienced women are
wanted, who have initiative, self
confidence and real determina-
ton.
II this appeals to you and you
want to build up permanent
connection for yourself here in
Washington; if you are willing
to do intensive work for big
money and almost unlimited ad-
vancement, call for interview
between 10 :0O am. and a 100 pm.
only on Monday. Room $50,
Washington Bldg, 18th and
New York ave.
Evening star., 1929-11-17

FOUR MEN, possibly under IS
years, to train for a particular
line of outside selling. We train
you, furnish you with automo-
bile and will see that you make
money while you train. Only
qualifications = willingness to
work, desire for advancement
and neat appearance. Interview
10 am. and q pm, Employment
Office, The Hecht Co., F st. at
9TH.
Evening star., 1929-11-17
SALES MANAGER

An old established local cor
poration is making a change in
its sales policy. We have an
opening for a high-grade man
with the ability to produce, in
struct and develop a permanent
sales force on direct selling. This
is not real estate, security, insur-
ance, Frigidaire, magazine, por-
trait or books. All applications
confidential. Apply Sunday be-
tween 10 am. and 9 pm. at suite
2O8, Arlington Hotel.
Evening star., 1929-11-17

RICHMOND STORE wants a
radio man: one experienced in
repairing and servicing radios.
State experience and salary
wanted. Address Box A6-C,
Star office.
Evening star., 1929-11-17
HELP---WOMEN.
TEN REPRESENTATIVES,

WOMEN REPRESENTATIVES.
C9). aid in introducing ana demonstratins .
garment that has won great favor Gnrougn-
out America Business thoroughly estan-
lished in this city. sales work backed WIN
strong advertising-excellent service 70
buyer. Large possibilities in repeat sales
Liberal compsnsation and unexceiied oppoft- ppst
ness Of your own. Only neat, reliable, ener-
eetic women at least 2S years old can De
oos International BLDG, 10 to IL am. Mon
day.
APPRENTICE for beauty shop.
Apply Ivy M. Cross, 1900 Conn.
ave, ground floor.
DRAPERY safeswoman, ex-
perienced; only those with ex-
perience need apply; good sal
ary; permanent position. Supt.,
w. B. Moses & Sons.
Evening star., 1929-11-17
EARN TWO DAYS

Handling Americas most widely known
and therefore most easy to sell line OF busl-
ness and personal Christmas greeting cards.
such as are in almost universal use hy
banks, business, professional and home peo-
pie We pay liberal commission in cash
every day, together with generous monthly
bonuses ranging in size from SIS to, $500: also
teach you where and how to sell. so that.
without experience. either full or part time
people can easily earn for themselves from
$500 to $1,000 before Christmas. Magnifl-
cent. nationally known sample equipment
furnished absolutely FREE, toRether with all
THE 'f PROCESS sc Ssss 1CstORP0RRTION
l1R7 Natl Press Bldg. 1Ath and r StA NW
Evening star., 1929-11-17
HELP--MEN.

SALESMAN, with ability to
sell a nationally known and we'll
advertised product; leads fur
nished; no canvassing; a real
opportunity for a good, perma-
nent income. Call s to o:30 am.
and 5 to 6 pm. S0o 18th st. NV.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
once for executive sales positions-created
sSmpany Taf 5Apis hss over 800 factory branches
CONE 1NTo this new orsanization that Is
now forming in the best market 5 oitro,,ns IN nns
by a company that has made a success in
Europe, Asia. Australia. Africa and South
For personal interview see
MR.. STRoM.
Room 20l Denrike Bldg.'
1910 Vermont Ave.
Monday. $50 to 12 am. only.
MAN WANTED.
Large corporation which has maintained N
man man as se local rep REPRESENTATIVES This Is an ex-
ceptional opportunity for man over as years
% sals se osk as vfS Ia or
surance. Give address and telephone num-
ss5r ss5 for oa,cs appointment Address Box SD
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
A Desirable Position Is
Now Open
with q large Washington holding company
for the services OF live real estate agent
nnents and stores, and one who is thoroughly
familiar with Washington rental conditions
sFssht es sns u ssRy dsss IN 10 yeSr SGf aTs
PATENT CRAFTSMAN,
Experienced, for permanent posi-
ton in Philadelphia. State age
and experience.
ADDRESS BOX 42o-C,
STAR OFFICE.
FOUR statesmen.
Must have confidence in their
ability to earn better than $1,000
per year. If you are not III this
class do not apply. Must be able
to furnish reference and have
car. If $1OO a week interests
you, see Mr.. Walling between
$50 and 1870 am, 2:30 to )
pm.
ABC OIL BURNER
SALES CORP,
1722 H St. NV.
Evening star., 1929-11-17

SALESMAN and representa-
tive. Will interview several
young men, preferably college
graduates having ability, meet
and talk with business men;
initiative and capacity for work
necessary. Please write, giving
personal history, age, education,
experience and salary expected.
Address Box 475-C, Star office.
Evening star., 1929-11-17
statesmen.

SALESMEN-
To call on leading business ex-
ecutives to interest them in TAX
ing better care of their health.
See. Mr.. Adams, Ambassador
Hotel, 14th and K SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1929-11-17

4-line minimum.
/ time, 25c per line.
times, 23c per line.
z times, ale per line.
80 times or more conseeutively. zoe per line.
Advertisements under Personal &c per line
additional.
Transient classified advertisements for the
Baltimore Sun and the New York Times VIII
be received over the Business Counter Of
The Star at regular rates
Evening star., 1929-11-17

FRIGIDAIRE SALES CORP.
will accept applications of sew
eral men for permanent posi-
ton. II you possess a fair edu
cation, a clean record and are
willing to work as directed, we
would like to interview you. The
man who qualities will receive
guaranteed income. This is not
a commission job. Men with
speciality selling experience will
be given preference. Apply Mr..
Watson, 10 to a pm, 1900 Eek
ington pl. ne.
Evening star., 1929-11-17

NIINID NINO NNNDC.
$75-si00 INCREASED INCOME POSSIBLE
HERTEL'S PERSONAL GREETING
CARDS. Weekly pay; experience unneces-
sary; $40 OUTFIT free. Hertel Co., 3l8 w.
Washington St, Dept. 1117, Chicago.
= EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
to sell large manufacturers line specialtieS
for advertising; something for every busi-
ness and purpose; prospects everywhere
earnings in proportion to effort; full CO.
operation; art tire, covers; indoor and out
door signs; art calendars; Xmas greetings
mailing service; holiday remembrances and
good will builders; novelties of every de-
scription; new items all the time: big SELL
ing season now and prepare for 1890. Ter
ritory WeStern Shore OF Maryland.
THE KEMPER-THOMAS CO.,
fHIAifNIAIhI A OHIO
Evening star., 1929-11-17

Broadcast your wants through the medium OF
classified advertisements in The Star. The Star is
the receiving set in front of practically everybody
in Washington each secular evening and Sunday
morning.
Evening star., 1929-11-17

Rooms and Apartments TO meet any need and
purse are daily listed IN the Classified columns Of
The Star. Read these advertisements and find g
place to suit you.
Evening star., 1929-11-17

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES autOmotlve necesbIIy,
no Competition; should net you S200-S3
weekly. Motoscope locates motor troubles;
sell every garage, service station, dealer;
write quick for details. territory, sample,
MOTOSCOPE CORPORATION OF AMERICA
Eran ChicaR0
Evening star., 1929-11-17

DFMONSTRATOR, toy dept. In large WASH
ington store; young man, with selling or
demonstrator experience preferably on toy
magic sets; line nationally advertised by
prominent manufacturer: give full particu-
lars; salary and commission basis. Address
Knapp. Inc, 200 5th ave-, New York.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19

New spring floral and modernistic prints. Fine washable mercerized broad cloth for smart sport wear. Lovely pa- iamas and pretty drapes. 36 inch wide in a wide color range assortment. We'd nesday only, yard ..................
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
FEAR OPPOSITION
 ID RESERVATIONS
Jurists Feel Other Nations May
 Oppose American Terms

Geneva. March 19 lp) - The United States was but two steps away from adherence to the worll court today. but League Of nations observers saw a distinct possibility that a least one Of those steps might never be taken.
 The two steps involved ratification of the protocol agreed upon yester- day by the commission Of interna- tional 5urists hy the American sen- are on the noe hand and by the 70 nations which comprise the league Of nations on the other.
 Little opposition 10 the protocol was expected in the American sen ate. since f Is believed that Elihu Root. is author, conferred with thu iurists here win the sanction Of President Hoover and republican leaders.
 Approval by member nations Of the league, however, presents quite @ different matter. 1 single nations disagreemau Tt with the terms Of the protocol will be sufficient to prevent American adherence to the court under it's terms. IL is believed easily possible that some one state, or even more, may rebel against the conditions Of the convention as &C., cording too privileged q position to 1n@ United States.
 Such disagreement, which is fear ed particularly from Latin American league members, probably would have the effect Of forcing an inter national conference at which a further thrashing out Of the matter would be in order.
 The machinery Of ratification by he league members is described as follows: The council or the league when it meets at Madrid In June will receive a covering report of the activities Of the council of jurists- which, specifically, has met 10 con- sider revision Of the world court sta aeu-e-from Sir Cecil Hurst, who aidsa Mr. Root in formulating the protocol.
 May Be signed in September
 The text Of the protocol will be ssnr 10 aIl memlers Of the court, that is, 10 members Of the League of Nations. If TO objection is forth coming f will then be signed by all states during the September assem- hly Of the league at Geneva.
 The protocol, as finally adopted by the urist commission grants the United States an opportunity to dis c1.ss any American objections to 8 proposed advisory opinion with the league council before the council votes, this provision, in a measure insurirg the sernhlance Of American participation in league council dis cussicrs affecting the United States even though ir is a non-member. If the United States prefers ) have an exchange e views after the request has reached the court at The Hague they can take place then and the court must stay all proceedings pending the result Of negotiations.
 The United States has the right to resign from the court if t feels il cannot abadon it's objections to any
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
Damp, Wet Weather,
 Broken Diet Rules Bring RHEUMATISM!

Are you one or those hopeless cases going through lite-afraid Of eating too many sweets-sCared to death Of damp weather because you know only too well terrible rheu- matic agony will soon be upon you
 For pitys sake gets acquainted with kruschen Salts-a perfect blend Of the vital minerals Na- ture demands your Hood and body organs must have if they're to function properly.
 kruschen Salts magically clear your blood of harmful acids and poisons which settle in joints, tis- sues and muscles. making them swell, get sore and painful. When the cause Of your rheumatic agony goes out-those old aches and pains have 10 go. too.
 An s5c bottle Of Kruschen Salts at Fair Drug Dept. lasts 2 months. 4 half teaspoonful in a glass of warm water every morning and you need never-never as long as you live. fear terrifying rheumatism, Eeuritis lumbago. etc. Nothing like Kruschen Salts to bring blessed com fort-to drive every trace Of rheu- matism from your system. Sold by druggist. the world over.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19

request for an advisory opinion on a question possessing an interest for the United States. If the United Sta - resigns protocol ac, ting American conditic"s immediately ceases to have any force.
 |. $. Would Be Privileged
 The position Of other members Of the court hower is far from being so privileged If at any time after their acceptance of the protocol two thirds Of the court mem bers de- nounce the document the protocol dies automatically after having once Necome oI rative.
 Such contingency would t drive the United States from the court but would allow it 10 stay only as a regular member without an" privileged position.
 The };orld court wa created in 1920 by what w&S called the proto- col Of sign; 9 Of the statute" Its real name is The Permanent Court of International Justice" IL meets at The Hague and considers ques- tions involving international juris- iictions. In 1926 a special protocol treating on American reservations to the court statute was drawn up but factory, Yesterdays agreement was designed to replace the unsuccess- tul one Of 1926.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
TOKYO SUPPORTS
 KELLOGG TREATY
Japanese Government Upholds Pact to End Armed Strife

Tokyo. March l9 lP-The Japan ese government today published a lengthy statement upholdins the Kellogg anti war pact.
 The statement was in reply to in terpellations in the diet by Nuklo Ozak. leader of the constitutional party, in which II was charged that inc phrase. Tn the name of their respective peoples" in article one Of the treaty Is in violation Of the em- peror's sole right to make treaties
 The political squabble which far ed up recently in the diet over the phrase is one Of the reasons why Japan, alone of the original sigma tories has not yet ratified the treaty.
 The governments statement insists first that The phraseology is in mo- wise contrary 70 the spirit and letter O the Japanese constitution, second that a Japanese translation has not Yet been made but will be published shortly after a careful study of the debated phrase has heen made, and third that the government does not See the necessity of publishing the spnndence between Tokyo and Washington concerning the treaty.
 II is understood the government intends to refer the treaty 70 the prlvy council after the diet ends March 25. The councils advice will determine wh sther the emperor ratifies t.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
SCIENCE ADVANCES
 DURING 25 YEARS
Practical Application and Fun damental Knowledge Increase

Baltimore, Md, March 19 tPNThe great advances that have been made in our knowledge" and the widespread application of that knowledge to every day life have made the last quarter-century es- pecially memorable years. in the opinion of Frank J. Goodnew. presl- dent Of Johns Hopkins University. During this period,' he points out in his annual commemoration day address great strides have been made in the practical applications of science.
 The use of the internal combus- ton engine, both in transportation and industry, dates from the begin ming of the present century. During that time We may notice, also, very great extension in the use of the ! telephone. and the beginnings of the science and art of aviation.
 The discovery and application of wireless communication, which has resulted in the present almost uni Versal use Of the radio are also to be placed in this last quarter of d century.
 The internal combustion engine, the telephone, the airplane, and the radio have done much to change the situation in which We live and are destined with probably increas- ing force to modify our life.
 ,t, knowledge have not, however, been confined to the fields Of industry and transportation. The progress which has been made in the treat ment of disease and in preventive medicine has been probably just as marked,
 The rule of thumb methods Of diagnosis which were common not much more than a qaurter of a cen tury ago. have given place to exact and precise methods which have 1 made it possible for the physician | to recognize more easily. and with ! greater certainty than was formerly 1 the case, the conditions which he is | called upon to treat. The measures l which have been adopted with the | idea Of preventing the development and spread of disease have been l based upon more exact scientific i knowledge of the causes Of disease l and consequently have gained in ef- 1 fectiveness.
 The last quarter century is nota- ] ble, however, not merely for the ! applications of science. Our know- edge Of fundamental scientific truth
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
DIPLOMATIC WINES
 UPSET WASHINGTON
Three Departments Mixed in
 Seizure Of Siamese Liquor

Washington, March 1e P-The diplomatic liquor question raised by the seizure Of a Siamese legation consignment by Washington police last Friday already has entangled the officials Of three government de- partments in a maze of technicali- ties.
 Although the Siamese diplomats, who received their 60 cases of liouor rom the police and prohibition au- thorities. do not plan to file any for Inaly protest, the situation Is re- garded in some quarters as one of the most embarrassing which has confronted the state department in many years.
 Secretary Kellogg has undertaken an Investigation Of the incident and IS understood to be considering the advisability of asking the depart ment of justice for an opinion which will answer the question how liquor destined for the embassies and lega- lions may be transported to them from ports of entry.
 Under the present system, the state department handles all re- quests from the members Of diplo- matic missions for permission 10 bring in shipments of liquor. These requests, when approved. are trans mitted to the treasury department, and it notifies the collector Of GUS toms at the port Of entry specified to permit the shipment 10 land.
 IL has been the custom Of the din- lOmats to entrust the transportation of such shipments to reliable truck ing concerns. and the procedure had been working smoothly enough 70 satisfy everybody concerned until the Siamese consignment was seized and the two Americans in charge Of the truck were arrested under the Jones law.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19

has been increased greatly as well. and our attitude towards nature has been changed.
 Those of us who received our education in the latter part of the nineteenth century have been called upon to revise our views with re- gard to almost all of the sciences
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
PIMPLES GO-SKIM CLEARS
 USING INVISIBLE zEMO

In q surprisingly short time, such skin troubles as pimples, itching rash and blemishes vanish-the skin clears-when soothing. cooling Zemo IS used. An In 20 years this won dertul antiseptic liquid has seldom failed to relieve the most stubborn cases Of Eczema Have invisible Odorless Zemo always on hand to relieve skin irritations instantly. All druggists-35c, COG and s100. Get q bottle today.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19

Soft absorbent snowy white heavy double loop bath towels, large size, 23x45, with neat col ored terry woven colored bor- ders. Specially priced for We'd essS"y essS on!y' 34c
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19

made with regard to the cOnstitu- ton of the atom and the cell have modified in a fundamental way our views with regard to the operations that are gopg on in the universe.
 The last 25 years. furthermore. have been characterized also by |
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19

great increase of our knowledge oi the facts of the past. Probably in the last 25 years more has been done in the excavation of places connected with ancient civilizations than had been done ever before.
 .... We are gradually being placed in . position which enables us to
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
Linen Breakfast Sets

44x44 inch cloth with four matching napkins, assorted col ored woven borders, hemmed ready for use, an unusual value. For Wednesday h1 0O only, set ........ p "
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19

obtain more comprehensive and &C., curate ideas as to the origins and development of the social life of humanity in general"
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19

Restoration of the Saint Romain tower in the cathedral in Rouen. France. is almost complete.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-10
Frontier Question NcNcS
Arbitration Approved

Geneva, Sept 10 CP}-The idea oi compulsory arbitration of interna- tionaI disputes is making big strides forward at the tenth assembly ses- sions of the League of Nations h. terest of statesmen at Geneva is again concentrating on the immense possibilities of the permanent court of international justice for the con solidation of world peace and as ct- fective machinery for preventing war.
 There is general expectation that the United States will accede to the world court The question being ask cd is whether the Washington gov ernment will not take even a fur ther step and sign the optional clause recognizing the compulsory jurisdiction of the court. This clause bestows the right upon one party 10 q dispute to summon an- other before the court.
 Premier Mussolini of Italy has manifested his intention to submit disputes to judicial processes.
 Two Accept Arbitration
 Within the last 24 hours at Gene va, both Italy and CZechosloYakia
 Continued on Page Two)