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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

MAID OF, NURSE. With sewing. By colorsd
woman, also general hoLseV crk or part-tin'
work: Sood references. Tot. 452o
WIDOW, refined wishes place Is house
Seeper. Aqnly els Eve 81. Sc
WOMAN r.auts cicanins 10 do or part-tir7o
work. Gail FrsriliH 'cs4.
WOMAN. cnlored. vi he's work home nights
Call North 1857. 2l53 California st. NV.
4 DIAN. colorcd. wants good posI' ion ?;
co..: and general houS"vcrGcr; ref. Col
WOMAN. colcrrd. with Erov y sen. visls.
wcr.s ?t Summer resort. II s s.. nv.
WOMAN. young wishes poritior ss cham
hcrInaid or days work. North 33l9.
WOMAN. cclored, settled, for general houtt-
work 6S1 " 81. NV.
WOMAN vans work in luncnroon. ls'ner
or houSevCrE: references. Cell 1905 9h s..
ny. Juiir Booker.
WOMAN. colorcd; piece as GOOD plain cork
IL Willing to go aVPy or stay NIGHTS; please
call. 1888 CorCorsn ST. nv.
WOMAN. colorcd. wishes psrt-tme work O.
work by the dgy. Call between 8. m. anf
( pm. North 1907.
GIRLS. colcrrd. wish iors: prefer cica
Ing bachelor apartment. 1870 willard -
w, spt. !.
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COURTROOM FARCE
ON WRC TONIGHT
Vaudeville, Music and Popu-
lar Topics Offered on
Chain Programs.

| A variety program featuring a court
room farce, "How's the Judgc?" will be
offered tonight by WRC and its asso-
clatcs in the National Broadcasting Co.
The playlct will come during the
Everyready Hour from S to 8 O'Clock.
Rosaline Greene, radios first leading
lady. will have the principal role. The
large company of EvCrCady players will
support her.
Vaudeville. music, discussions on
timely subjects and travel sketches also
ere contained in the remainder of
WRCS program. The vaudeville enter
tainment will be presented during the
regular Radio keith-Orphcum Hour
The major portion Of the musical bill
will be provided by tho Prophylactic
Orchestra and soloists the Lansburgh
The travel sketch will feature the
SECONDHAND broadcast. The speaker
will be Gov. Norman Case of Rhode
Island.
Robson Guest SOIOist.
Willard Robson, who modernized
Negro melodies and the barbaric paeans
of the Southwest will be the guest
soloist in the Prophylactic program
He will sing and play group of his own
compositions. Dance tunes make up
the program of the Eskimos. These in
Guide the fox trot There's Happiness
Ahead" Put on Your Old Red Flan-
re!s" and Say That You Love Me-"
from Hello Yourself"
The dramatic tales of windiammer
days will be continued in the HORROR
Lights" broadcast, which WRC has
scheduled at $50 O'Clock. Under the
title "Shanghaied." Capt. Jimmy will
recreate an adventure OF 1884 In the
Voters Service" period, another fca-
ture offered by this station. DR. George
Kltchwey, former warden of Sing Sing
and Raymond Moley. professor of pub
lie law at Columbia University, will dis
cuss Crime and the Law"
Frederic William WileS weekly resume
OF the political situation in Washington
and A concert by the United States Navy
Band are the outstanding features of
the WMAL program tonight. The other
major attractions are the Old Gold
Hour. with Paul Whiteman and his
band; Guy Lomdardo and his Royal
Canadians, and the Voice of Columbia
Local Features Booked.
In addition. this station has scheduled
number Of features of local origin.
These include a concert by the Girls
Glee Club of Business High School. I'M
der the direction of Emma Louise
Thompson, and a talk by DR. L. B.
Broughton Of the University of Mary
lands chemistry department on Farm
products"
Whiteman's program includes med
ley Of songs appropriate to the ap-
preaching Summer season. in addition
to group of popular numbers. Deems
Taylors "A May Day Carol" will be
featured in the Voice of Columbia
broadcast, to be provided by a mixed
quartet. tenor and orchestra. The guest
Soloist with the Royal Canadians will be
Nine. Bell Forbes Cutter. soprano.
WJSV has scheduled its usual diversi-
fed program. while VOL is featuring a
program bv the Randall Sisters and a
recital by Ethel Hunt Dean, soprano.
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510,725 POUNDS AIR MAIL
TRANSPORTED IN APRIL
Daily Average 1904, Compared
With 1854, Record for Month
Of March, Department Reports.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
The Post once Department an.
nounced yesterday that air mail pound
age for April totsled 5l0,725 pounds, a
daily average Of l7,024. compared with
523,4l4 for March, daily average of
1884 pounds.
Figures for the month indicated a
decrease OF 1880 pounds in April
compared to March, but the daily
average was higher because of the
added day In March.
The Chicago-San Francisco route.
carrying l2690l pounds, led the 20
routes.
The Chieago-New York route report
ed l22,166 pounds, in second place, and
The Salt Lake City-LcS Angeles was
third with 53,905 pounds.
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Loses Extradition Fight.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, May IA GP.-
The Florida Supreme Court yesterday
denied a petition for a rehearing in the
habeas corpus case of william H. Ar
mold OF Pslatka, Fla, Tho for nearly a
year fought extradition to Kokomo,
Ind. to answer charges OF irregularities
in bank of which he was formerly
president
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-14
Movie Men Answer Charges.

Los ANGELES, May IA (P.-Eleven
motion picture producing and distribute
ing companies representatives and
Harold B. Franklin, president of West
Coast Theaters, Inc, pleaded not guilty
to charges Of violating the Sherman
antitrust law on arraignment before
the United States District Court yes
terday. The defendants, accused of
conspiring to restrain trade by alleged
discrimination against independent pro-
ducers, were ordered to appear for
trial September II.
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Major "Chain" Features
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
6:3O-Soconyland Sketches; Gov.
Case of Rhode Island;
WRC and N. B. c. net
work.
7:O0-Frederic William Vile,
The Political Situation
in Washington Tonight
WMAL and G. B. S. net
work.
7.oO-Stromberg Carlson Sex
tet: vocal and instru-
mental solOs-WJZ, WB2,
WBAL. WHAM. KDKA,
WSM. WJR and others.
0-Whitemsn's Orchestra;
popular program-WMAL
and c. B. S. network.
s:o0-Eveready hour; comedy,
"How's the Judge?"-WRC
and N. B. c. network.
s:oe-The Mediterranesns; SYM
phonic music WIZ,
VIDAL, KWK.
9:3o-Harbor Lights; reminis-
censes of an old sea cap
tain-WRC and N. B. c.
network.
9.3O-Orchestradians; Frank
Crummit, soloist - WIZ,
WBAL, KDKA, WJR,
WFAM and others.
lo:oo-Guy Lombardo's OrChes-
ira. dance music--WMAL
and G. B. S. network.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-14

PAINTING with best lead paint; carpenter
alSS till Pm. 1
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PRIEST DEFENDS WOMAN.
Bests Colored Man in Rough-and-
Tumble Fight.

CHICAGO. May IA P).-Rev. N.
Brocolo, assistant pastor Of St. Domi-
MICS Roman Catholic Church. fought
barehanded last night in defense OF
colored woman against colored man
who was armed with knife.
He came upon the negro struggling
with the woman in front Of the church
In the ough-snd-tumble fight that fol-
lowed the assailant. gettin gthe worst of
it. pulled long knife. The priest.
however, continued to punish him with
blows until police arrived, and went to
the police station to sign complaint
charging assault with a deadly weapon.
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SISc-yVgC-9J0.

81; "-fv2C-95o.
(Nationcl B"oadca5ting Coz
4:Oo-PIay-by-p'av account OF the
Washing cn-ct. Louis base ball
game.
555-Motion ri2ture guide and cor
rect tiT;e.
S:OO-Votcrs' service; Crime and the
Law" by Dr.. George Kirchwey
and Rsl mond Mole.
6: 3O-Soconyland sketches.
7:00-Lansburgh Trio.
7:30-Prophylacti program.
8:30-Eveready hour.
9:00-Clicquot T5kimos.
9:3O-Harbor :gits.
l0:o0-Radio-E keith Orpllcum hour.
IL :00-Weather forecast.
Orchestra.
II: 30-Radiogram5
Early Program Tomorrow.
Eisenhower health exercises.
C:15a-Federation morning devotions.
7:20a-Cheerio.
T50a-ParnaSsus String Trio.
8:00a-Milt Coleman. songs.
8:l5a-Hsrry Mcrker and his orches-
ira.
9:0Oa-Nst ional home hour.
9:3oa-Stanley McClelland baritone.
9:45a-Dorothy GraySon. pianist
1O:0Oa-"Your Child" by Grace Alb
bolt of the Children's Bureau
of the Department of Labor
l0:15a-Radio Household Institute.
l0:45a-Studio program.
:00a-ParnaSsu String Trio.
II :30a-Marthin ProvenSen, baritone.
II 45a-PalaiS q Or Orchestra.
IL :30-Daniel BrceSkin, violinist
l:00-Mayf1ower Orchestra
l:30-'Farm and Home Facts" by the
Department OF Agriculture.
l:45-MayfioWer Orchestra.
2:00-Gotham String Trio
2:l5-"Our Machine Age" by Arthur
D. Reeves and Rev. Leon Rosser
Land.
2:30-Studio program.
3:00-Pacif1c VsgabondS.
4:00-play-by-p account Of the
Westinghouse. Louis base ball
game.
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slime minimum.
time. Csc per line.
times, 23c per line.
times, 2lc per line.
80 times or more consecuttvely. zoe per line
Advertisements under Personal. &c per line
additional.
Transient classified Advertisements for the
Baltimore Sun and the New York Times will
be received over the Business Counter OF The
star at regular rates.
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WOMAN. experienced, educated in France.
wishes position of trust in home. COM
panion. mothers helper (no sewinE); salary,
800. Address Box 2l5-V. Star once 1s'
YOUNG LADY wishes position as dental
assistant. Experience. Recommendations
furnished. Address Box 254-v, Star once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-14
Charles C. Moore Dies,

ASHEVILLE, N c., May II P.-
Charles c. Moore. IS, of Charlotte, for
. number Of years a director of the
Southern Cotton Association and known
rs Uncle Cotton" Moore, died here
early today.
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HELP-boMEsTIC.

COOK. aoout IS yefrs: experienced. refer
s ,5 family OF :: c'cenila downs airs sad
$40 > r"e"s. ClevPla0d 9qI. "Ti2 ,rorri-o-, s.
GTNTPhL HoUsEWoPKEP. rnret he sood
cnces. Address soy 472-V, Star ONCE.
GIRL wanted lc. general lougewors; sta
nights: must have references. ll22 Moutarue
81. ~. Cal after IL O'clock.
G cir , ior EcnsTal aouSogorS ard cooSns
anpy 300 l3th st. nv. nnt. 200.
G Cd2!I WHIT pre.erred; seneral nousework.
1913 TAYLOR ST. Nv. Columbia 1927.
GIRL. to nclp with horscworS ard baby:
Cleveland sos
GIRL. colored. general homework: so hor,s
Dnnrike Bids. 1910 Vermont ave. nv. be-
tween and pm.
Girl GIRL: thoroughly expe@ienssd; as maid; GOOD
nome; city references 500 39th nv.
NIGHT MAID for hotel. single; must s.a"
nGhts; settled women preferred. Address
Box 465-V Star office.
NURSE; waite. whits for two chilarsn; must h.v'
WHITE WOMAN. settled. unrnCumotred.
Who is capable and e"pcrienced. to 90 to
c the eoq na o tor tn S9mmer mus be ood
two in family: viii nav good wages. Address
Boy Hla-V. Sisr offic' l5'
hoUseVorl:er. $50 Apply 3724 Gp ave. NV,
WOMAN. nearoy. with references. for part
time lsqndry; dinnerS. 1870 Lanier pl.,
orr Sta " ns@'s ASST $50 3s s's S. M r. hGa.e
COOK and frst-foor work ex-
pcricnccd: local references stay
nights; SIS week. 1911 3Sth
st. NV. corner Jocclyn. Chevy
Chase. ID. {. Cleveland 1904.
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lcontinu.d en NeIt PIE.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-14

ana ext, house painting,
expert floor finishing skilled mechanics
Paul Serene. 1903 n Car. 50. Main 1857
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IIELP-WOMES.


WOMAN wanted to work in BAKERY store.
only experienced need apply. 2O35 r. l.
ave. nc.
YOUNG LADY Catholic; desirable position
calling on Catholic families. WORK IL p!eas-
ant. pays well. Can $40 or SIS. 1898 II
ST. NV.
YOUNG LADY. refined for Office relief clerk
and to Rssist in ciei'' csl work; mu-t be neat
and sccrrste 2lt9 18th S..
CUNCi WOMAN. open MINDED, will ~
trained free IN scientific sslesmsn7hip fnr
t5vol,rE position With corporation doi',c
net !ch-Vid' business: UEr. ne sr-IoHS ar5
Wiling 10 give Coop 'stlor; train taVr pa.G.
tG0IeeS Bay el6-S. ST. nfrCe
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INSTRUCTION COURSES


WE TEACH YOU DRAFTING AT HOME IN
spare time; small monthly payments We
guarantee positions to graduates American
schools Address Boz 47S-V, Star once To-
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. WORTH
while profession for men and women ~
SCHOOL Practical experience. Easy terms
DAY evening classes. Bl7 l4th st. NV
Franklin 1913.
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. In
cure ABOUT or new method: licensed white
PRIVATE TELEPHONE OPERATING Is
diRnifed. pleasant employment. easy and in
expensive to learn 1t is 2 start in the COM
mercLai world CT great opportunities. Ok
ford Bldg, cor. 18th N. Y. ave.
KATIE DUNN TEACHES THE FAMOUS
DuFour system OF shampoonE. marcel Wav-
Ing and FACIAL treatments. Apply second
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ART SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE. s2s
taught by experts Special rates; easy terms.
PREPARE NOW FOR CENSUS OFFICE Ex-
animation. The Civil Service Preparatory
School. sc. cor. 18th and NV. Met. 6337.
ANOTHER SAYS; In YOUR SCHOOL 2s
ice stenographic examination ) months niEht
school" ANOTHER: u weeks day school. now
School aeeFedited ISIS 3 NV VIM n ssss
MEN. WOMEN-JOBS FOR LINOTYPE OP-
orators, 500 weekly; short hours Burton
Linotype School, $50 H st. NV; day or eve.
TWO STUDENTS TO LEARN BEAUTY Gull
$40 18th st. Col ss o7 beauty ""0''
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WANTED-SALESNEN.

"ANIED-SALESME
SALESMAN GOOD local salesman with
is.
SALESMAN salesman; one with eood
cation Backed by hest iocsl people; onIv
loca! man considered See Mr.. Lewis, suite
ZIG, Investment Building. 49,
SALESMAN to sell an electric health-ptv-
ing lamp needed in every home in this
country sslesmen or saleswomen receive
ne.dei around this area but a car is re-
CURED to Go real work. Address Box 292-V,
MORTGAGE BOND statesmen, ATTEN-
t'on-Could you sell bonds secured on Wash
lngton property where the valuations are
conservative and the earnings satisfactory
Tor a house that has built over four thou
sand buildings in WASHINGTON; whose build
mss house over one-tenth the population Of
lie has placed over 1880 100000 during the
past twenty-SiX years; house under the
active management OF a man whose name
stands for honesty and integrity. ability
and success: a house that will support you
with liberal drawing account II you have
clientele will back you MP with strong
aoxertising campaign; 4 house whose name
VII give yon friendly reception every
giving your, past connections. business his
tofy ard H. present earning ability Address
St. NV. Washington, d. c.
Frigidairc Sales Corporation,
Washington Branch, will accept the
application OF man with sales ex-
perienoe who is honest in his desire
to make a connection with this fast
growing unit OF General Motors.
Man with executive ability preferred.
Only those between the ages of 25
and 10 years will be considered. Sec
Mr.. Watson, 10 am. to ; pm. Frigid-
alrc Sales Corporation, Washington
Branch, 1000 lexington pl. ne.
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475.9-WMAL-63O.

475.9-WMAL-63O.
washington Radio Forum)
4:OO-Play-by-p play account of the
Washington Louis base ball
game by Denman Thompson,
sports editor of The Star.
6:00-Correct time.
6:0l-Flashes from The Evening Star
6:l5-"Farm By-products." by DR.. l..
B. Broughton Of the University
of Maryland.
6:30-Girls' Glee Club of Business
High School.
7:OO-Frederic William Vile, THE
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HELP-NEN AM WOMEN

COUPLE. colored without children who will
give nRnt tanltor service in exchange for
quarters. Prefer man employed in Govern
ment with hours am. to pm. Woman
Star Office.
TEACHER OF Jazz singing. Address Pox
2aS-V. Star Cf1ce.
J."NITOR AND WIFE. colored. must under
hnu eieFS tor: pest references required.
ADDRESS Box 3ao-V. Stu otfice
SPECIAL LIBRARIAN wanted
for natural resource aSsocia lion. Advise
with statement of sduaCtion. experience and
Salary expected. Address Box 396-V. ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-14

Political Situa tion in Washing
ton Tonight"
7:15-United States Navy Band
6:O0-Old Gold hour, featuring Paul
Whiteman and his orchestra.
o:00-Jhe Voice Of Columbia.
1000 to ll:00-Cuy Lombardo's Or
cheStra.
Early Program Tomorrow.
l0:00a-7adio Home Makers
IL :00a-Agricultural program.
II :30a to 2:00-Theronoid news.
200 to 3:OO-WABC Musical Comedy
Company.
4;0O-play-by- play account of the
Westinghouse. Louis base ball
game by Denman Thompson,
sports editor OF The Star.
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OUT.OF.TOWN STATIONS

4Os.2-WSB AtIanta-74O.
7:00-WJz program.
7:30-Grace Fields program.
8:00-WEAF programs ula hours.
9:30-Musical feature.
lO:O0-Hour from WEAF; Amos.
II :45-George Berkey's Orchestra.
26s--WAPI lao.
10 Oo-Newscastina; markets.
lO:1S-Conservato Of Music.
IL :00-Amos-A Andy; string quartet.
l2:00-Negro Spirituals.
277.s-WBT CharIotte-1,OSO.
6:4O-Classified program.
7:0O-WJZ program.
7:30-Scores; Classic Trio.
8:O0-Dance music; radio play.
9:00-WEAF programs q hours.
S65.6-WHAS LOuisville-S20.
6:OO-WEAF and WIZ U1a hours).
7:30-Organ recital; scores.
S:00-WEAF programs az hourS).
9:30-News; entertainers.
lO:00-Hour from WEAF.
ii :00-Evelyn Laurent; orch. Il hour1
46l.3-WsM NashvlIIe-6SO.
7:o0-WJz program.
7:30-Craig's Orchestra.
S:0o-WEAF program IL hours.
s:30-Studio feature.
lo:00-Hour from WEAF.
27O.I-WRVA Richmond-I.110.
6:00-Hotel orchestra Amos e. Andy
7:00-Trade talk; book review.
7:30-A. r. r. l.. code instruction.
S:O0-Tire hour.
9:00-WEAF program.
9:30-Banjo quartet.
10:00-Hour from WEAF.
ii :00-MusicianS Union concert.
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hEIF-WOMEN.
ASSISTANT KITCHEN MANAGER. white. ca
pable. between age of 30-4o. Latch String,
6l2 18th st. NV.
CANVASSERS.. house to house-If you want
more money We want youi Apply 2lo Albee
building. l426 @ St NV. to pm. l6'
COUNTER GIRLS, experienced. neat. See
Mr.. Hodge, Connecticut Inn, 1l24 Conn. ave.
GIRL, for soda fountain; experienced must
have references. Investment Pharmacy,
1909 x st. NV
GIRL wanted in souvenir shop. Apply 1929
PennSylvania ave. NV
HOSIERY GIRL. experienced, no other need
apply; permanent position; Eood salary,
Apply 1923 r st. NV.
MARCEL WAIVER and general operator; also
mRnicurist: permanent position; experienced
only need apply. Jimmies 1924 18th st. n. ".
MATRON-Middle aeed, capable white wom-
an. as head matron OF cattase OF 30 girls:
Phone Fairfax 64-F-2
SALESLADIES- in dresses and
coats; one that knows how to sell; must
be ambitious and reliable: none but expert
9TH St NV.
SALESLADIES WANTED-We have an OPEN
ing for three SalesladieS TO represent Col
ler's. Six hours work q day win pay you
8 to S pm. l20 McGill Bldg
SHAMPOO GIRL wanted; thoroughly expes j.
enced Joe Rosner. 1905 G st. NV.
STUDENT. advanced, able to make own de-
esSnS %o fGr dnss Rox fOc
WHITE WOMAN 10 act as assistant man
sger OF ,cateterie maintsined for employss
Fl 5s LEGAL 5dnsi' S must Dc
perienee TO purchase supplies and supervise
all details Of the service, Ass must not
.ull information reEardinE experience with
Mferences. Address Box 3eeV Star once.
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Never INCA ORIGINAL recon ~. NJ a'rDnS phsn
.-SWeTing advertisements tor employment
USE COPIES.
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AUTOMOBILES irrespective of make or age
made TO look like new by our competent
mechanics and modern equipment We
Strs ighten, repair end touch Up the finish
OF Tenders and bodies ct reasonable prices.
Our wash and polish is So; Nucarize is SO;
SinoniZe is Sl2. ard our complete refaish
is $40 and I'D. Dick Murphy. Inc. Author
lied Buick Service and Authorized Duco Re;
fnishers. 1873 Kalorams rd., tuSt around
the corner from 24nn Isth st nv.
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personal
IS CENTS Der line 1dItional TO The
reEIlar line rate.
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BEAUTY PARLORS
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING wILLIAMsPoRT. HBG.. YORK
Boston. Atlanta, int pts. want pSers.;
rant Calf. car Main S237
TRAVEL VIA MOTOR ITRAvEL-share EXP.
All points Economy. pleasure. Atlanta, SIS;
Cars wanted. Sterling Hotel. Main 5237
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Today on the Radio

PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY. MAY II. 1929.
otherwise ndiCGtedJ
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SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE. neat young. married. want po-
SitionS as chauffeur. houseman and chamber
maid, waitress; good Ieferencet 324 18Th
WOMEN. . and man. colored. as cook, maid
and butler wish positions out of town. zl0G
10th St. NV. lS'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-14

MEN.
We will have vacant May IS two routes
paving S?B so per week. Grocery and laun-
Dry experiences an asset. Must he satisfied
with 200 per wee: to St2rt. No ad cnsserS
Please do not apply unless you are looking
Tor permanent work rrd have Al refer
ences. Married prlerred. Apply 55s Munsey
BlGr.. to II end to s.
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HELP-MEN.
(Cnutinued,l

doctors and business men, for worlds laracst
only hish-clnss sale 7mer. free to travel. nscd
sp7ly: averags commissions exceed $3.50
can travel ali over U. s. 4. and Canada and
max" plenty of money. 1855 New York ave.
sALESMEN- Every motnrist. garage filing
station. repair shop and feet owner is
prospect Have PROPOSE ion that earns yor
morey every day. Apply Delaware ave. and
sECRETARY- sTENCGRAFHF2. yonnr rlsn
aanr. Iinrcl Anrepol.".
9@ oaiv n f@ a2, Df'sR'f S~ l0t Sat
sa asa s saht ca sIs m' p, be ave
si;ence apply Albany Pharmacy. 18th and
SODA FOUNTAIN DISPENSER wanted for
49, tant manager Of downtown fountain
and coffee Shoppr: must he rxpcrienc26.
GI9 9t5 and reliable hppIX mssnssGr' 2:
cnced in kitchen; one that can maEage
w rIfnrc and rush; hr9t-elass ser,ics. give
ad5ross o 4s5-V. star r." ofc s@'" "ei ts'
YOUNG MAN. hieh school graduate, knowl-
e sces 81 99oaEec 6 amd S,enosraphy, for
Boi 336-V Star Office IL
1oUNG MEN and students. to learn sales
% 1Sn aIeraGe esrninE': S35 week. ABBY
ID" Muh5cF BidR.. y 10 Il: 10 D.
YOUNG NAN. between IS and 80. as inyer-
tiRatoI: no eEpericrC" necessary; salary to
start. SIS per week: opportunity for rapid
adranccmeHt; Jewish preferred. Address
Be-" Sly. SER Office
STENOGRAPHER- SECRETARY
, very desirable position is available for
NoIng Christian man between IS and 30
Years OF =. Must Re an excellent stcncg-
raplec OF prepos 'cGSine appearance. Wen
m2nnered. have t%ceilcnt references and be
Wilhns to apply himself and occasionally
The position is with a New York manr-
!fcJ.Ler - Few York, and the salary to
State age.
and QUALIFICATIONS first Latter: also telephone
nGm;er: PepreSentstive OF the company will
be IN Washington next week 10 interview
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
STENOGRAPHERS. BOoKKEEPERs. TYP
lists. male and female. needed to supply the
l.400 f1rms that use this once regularly as
their employment dept. In the past FIVE
years we have placed 3.79l people in once
positions: no charge unless placed. Wash
lngton Employment Exchange. 2i4 Nat Press
Bldg. 18th and Main 24so.
POSITIONS Need so appiicants daily.
stenogrRphers typists,
bookEeepers. clerks. SaleSmen, etc. Free reg
iStratlon. Boyd's, 1898 G. NV. Main 233a
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
HELP-WOMEN.

PREPARE NOW FOR CENSUS OFFICE FX
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GENTLEMAN WISHES TO ENGAGE HIS
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