davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-25

odbyvany boil x. Slovensky Den
mahoningskych Slovakov v ute.
senom Idora parku "a vel'kej Il
casti Slovakov 20 vSetkvch miest
a mesteeiek tejto doliny, ba al Z
Clevelandu, Pittsburghu, Farrell,
a d'alsfch miest. 49,
ObecenstvO zacalo sa hrnilt' do
parku "a rama a ked sa zapoGai
sportovy program pred obedom,
bolo tam uz tisice l'udu.
o pol 12. zapocate boly roma
mite zavody muzov, zien a deti, a
zvit 'azili nasledovni:
V 75-yardovom behu chlapcov
prvii cenu dobyl Villain ISABELLA z
Campbell, druhii cenu Peter XII
eos Homewood Ave.
V 5O-yardovom behu dievcat l.
cenu dobyla Marta kozak Port
land Ave. a II. cenu Helena Ma
| jerk Campbell.
V troj-nohom behu zvit 'azili
Cyril Smolko a Stefan Mat'asov-
sky.
V s1dkovom behu zvit 'azil vi
liam ISABELLA Jan Thomas.
V l0O-yardovom behu chlapov
prv1 cenu dobyl Adam Kovalev-
sky a druh1 Frank Susor.
V 75-yardovom behu tuenych
muzov zvit 'azil Michal BaGa 2
Midland Ave.
V 50,yd. behu zien zvit 'azily
Anna Duncko a Alzbeta Skokan.
V 25-yd. behu s fdrikom zvit'a-
zili John Thomas, Cyrill smolko,
| Martin CMmar a KaroT favor.
V 200-yd. behu zvit' t'azili A. Ko-
valcik, A. Stanislav, Frank Su-
sor.
V 3-nohom behu dievGat zvit'a-
zily Zuzanna Machel, Betka Pa
mix, Margita JakubGin a Helena
Gonda.
V topankovom behu zvit'azil
Stefan Koyaltik.
V 25-yd. behu deti do e. roc
nych wit 'azili Juraj Omasta a
Anna Bires.
Ia zavodami nasledovalo So
kolske cvicenie. Prvi vystupili
Katolicki Sokolici, ktori zacvi6ily
krasne sletove cvi6by prostne.
Dostalo sa i'm neutichujiiceho po-
tlesku "a krasne prevedenie svo-
jich cvicieb.
Ia mimi nastiipili malicki So
kolici Sokolky Sboru l46., kto-
ri odrazu zacviGili tiez sletove
prostne. Ich cvicenie bolo tiez
krasne a s lll'ubou pozorovane.
Ia mimi vystlpily este Sokolky
toho Sboru pod velenim 81. Palas-
Gakovej, ktore zacvicily s prdta-
mi uteSene sletove cvi6by. Al ony
boly buracaj1cim potleskom cd
menene.
Po cviceni Sokolstva boly da-
vane zakusky a ebeerstvenie, "a
ktorym nasledoval recnicky pro-
gram. -
Program zapo6at! boil spevom
americkej hymny "Star Spangled
Banner, ktord zaspievaly spoje-
ne spevokoly slovenske pod vele-
MIN prof. Tomasa Belaviea. Spe-
vokoly zaspievaly ma to venice
krasnych slovenskych piesni.
! Spev sa rozliehal po celom parku,
doliehal dojemne ma sluch. Spe-
vaci odmeneni boil odusevnenym
potleskom. Spievaly: Spevokol
Sv. Cecilie osady Sv. Mateja,
Spevokol Sv. Jana Krst. Camp.
bell a Spevokol Najsv. Mena Je-
lis.
Krasnu privitajdcu rec povedal
p. Jozef j. Schromofsky, precise.
da Slov. Dna, ktory tiez vyzdvi.
hnul vyznam slavnosti. Nato "a
prveho recnfka predstavil mayo,
ra mesta Youngstown, Jos. L.
Heffernana. Mayor povedal ME
kol'ko krasnych SLOW 0 slova.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-25
Obrovsky zastup l'udu
ma x. Slovenskom Dni
Najmenej 10000 udl pritomne - Program Dol vyborne
prevedeny Vsetka cest' riadtelstvu Vi pracovnikom!

o Cesko-Slovenskej Republike
cez ktord nedayno cestoval Wy.
slovil sa, ze replblika robi po-
krok nou all Slovaci. aekol,
vek postavenie Slovakov repub-
like este nie je takT, ako by malo
byt' a "a jake pracnji.
Spevokol Sv. Jana Krst. z
Campbell zaspieval Samostatne
venice utesengeh slovenskych
piesni. Spieyal tax krasne, ze by
no lud boil poeivaI do vecera.
Obdivovat' no ni,Pims tym viac.
ze clenmi speyokolu sii tenor
vsetko tn rodenl mladici a diev-
cata. Spevokol cviti prof. Bella
vic ako Rev. Hamrak, tax al
celia osada m6ze sbyt' ma spevokol
hrda.
Nasledoval p.i A. M. Palkovic,
Ill., spravca X. Sokolov. Pan Pal
kovie zd6raznoval svoje.j reel
svornost' vsetkfch slovakov. Je-
no rec bola poudnd a prijata s
velkym potleskom.
Pan Schromofsky potom pred
stavil nasho kongresmana John
G. Coopera, lebo statny pravotar
Bettman sa neia aohol dostavit B..
Mr.. Cooper reenil proti bolseviz-
mu americkvch idealoch slo-
body. Poukazal, ako je v Rusku
prenasledoyane krest 'anstvo a
vyslovil sa, ze ziaden narod nema
buddcnosti, ked' sa spusti VERY
v Boha. Vznal, fe name teraz v
Aneriks Ike ]. ra .als . { skosti. * st ale. ze
tie budtl premozeney, ako vsetky,
ktore americky narod dosavad
NAL.
Pan Karol Belohlavek, hi. ta-
jomnik n. S. S. retniI o tom, aby
SINE w raz prestali 81 zavidiet' a
sa vzajomne podporovali a napo-
mahali vo vsetkom. Hovoril, ze
mas cudzi l;udia nechvalia preto.
ably SINE sa i'm dako pacili, ale
mas chvalia preto, aby mas t'a-
zili. Je ma case, ably sme 81 to uve-
dOmili a V politike mali to pred
otami. Jeho poucna rec bola so
zaujmom vypocuta a odmenena
vePkFm potleskom.
Nato rozddvane boly ceny "a
najkrajSie slovenske kroje. VSe
tky kroje boly tax krasne. ze w
Dor neznal, komu prisudit' ceny.
Ceny obdrzali: Maria KovaG z
Hartzell, Helen Kolar Oak
wood,> Maria Podhradska 20 Sill
Imam, Maria Ignacik. Vybor po-
tom sa usniesol, ze al ostatnf OBJ
drzia ceny majd sa hlasit' IL
spravcu Slov. Dna p. Lesnaka.
Mech mu telefonuj1 77567.
Nasledovala baseballova hra, V
ktorej zvit 'azili Lansingvillcania
10 ku 6 mad vyberanou eatou 20
Slov. Baseball Ligy.
Medzitym mladez tancovala v
pavilone parku cd 2. do S. hodi-
ny. Vypredane bolo okolo 1000
listkov, co je dokaz, ze nasej
mladeze bolo na slavnosti hodne.
0 6. hodine vyhravane holo
5000 radio. Vyhralo cislo, ktore
mala 81. Dorota Schromofska. Jei
! radost' bola vel 'ka a mnohi lei
gratulovali ku vyhre.
Ma Slovenskom Dni vsetko slo
ami po snlre. Kazdy pracovnik a
pracovnfcka mala svoju nadelen1
pracu, vsetci pracovali usilovne
a svedomite, len aby Dol kazdy
spokojny. Nasi policajti Hosa,
Kralik ini mali hodne roboty SO
senvicami, ako al pani Maruski.
nova a inc pomocnice. Listky ma
radio boly usilovne predavane
Rekordu dosiahla PAM Budajova
ktora predala okolo 20 knizoeiek
Vzdor tomu zostalo asi polovica
nepredanych. Zle robotne pomery
s1 toho prfcinou.
! sportovd cast yiedli bratis
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-25

Clarence j. Brown, ktory sa do
kazal byt' vel mi sucim tajomni-
kom statu, znovu prosi repubhka-
nov, ably no nominovali ma tento
trad po druhy raz.
Mr.. Brown zastaval svoj 1rad
prikladne zasl1zi podporu pri-
markach IL. augusta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-25
Dve tube hry bud1
zahrane v nedel'u
Haseltoncania Lansingvillcanmi
a Hillcrestcania so Strutherscan-
mi hrajl ma nedel'u.
Pise: Michal Kornick, tai.
Nedel ne vysledky.

Nedel'ne vysledky.
Lansingvillc s, st. Stephens 3.
Haselton 10, Horvati I.
Hillcresteania 9, Steeltoncania
!.
Strutherscania 10, Mad'ari 4
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-21
NEW THREE-MILE
 ROAD |s DISCOVERED

A new short, scenic road has been discovered by new residents. The road in mind is that running up Resurrection River valley, the iump-off being by the covered bridges, Seward -Kenai Lake high way
 This statement, however, should be qualified for though new to many, not 50 with oldtimers. An automobile can travel up the river bed for about three miles but just about at that point a bad piece of ground is encounter ed which really must have some work done before allS well.
 AS in the past the Bureau of Public Roads has always been happy to help out and the de- partment has again come forward to the extent of offering the ser vice of their local truck and crew to assist Localities in fixing up this bad stretch.
 So, shortly, an announcement will appear in these columns giv- ing the time and place where good-road enthusiasts will meet, go up the river for the day and do a real job; it is planned to serve lunch, of course, but fur ther words along this line may be rather premature.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-21

Mrs. George Colwen, wife of the General Roadmaster of the Alaska Railroad, and three chil- dren. who arrived few days ago from their home at Anchorage, plan remaining here for about a month.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-21
NOTICE

After this date | am not respon- sibIe for debts contracted by my wife Lila M. Mitchell.
 RALPH MITCHELL.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-21

There will no Sunday school to- morrow owing to illness, accord ing to announcement made today.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-21

Try the Alaska Shop CHOCO- LATE ICE CREAM.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-21

Fresh Haas canoy. SCHALLER FRS ALASKA SHOP.
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YOUNG WOMEN

BOOkKEEPER TYPlST -
Well established real estate COM
pany desires first-class book
keeper with experience. Must
be able to operate bookkeeping
machine. Salary, 81 200 to 81, 500
to start. Reply in own hand
writing, stating experience. Adj
dress Box 14O-C, Star Office.
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DELlCATESSEN and confectionery store for
SAFE at bargain. Doing good business
Phone Lincoln 1901
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Girl. colored. wants seneraI housework; no
laundry; last place years. North S045
eral housekeeper in small family. 1919 9th
st. NV.
GIRL, colored. wants days or half days
work Phone North so5e-J
GIRL; colored: wants part-time work from
GIRL, neat, eolored. wants part or full
LIME work. 2sl4 Sherman ave. NV. Apt.
GIRL - Lieht -colored hish-school graduate
enee 6o4 Harvard st. NV.
GIRL neat colored. wants place as care
ace CO.'S 90 sm istb apt p maid in doctors Of
GIRL-Colored. wishes general work of any
kind. Phone North 07s4-J, 10 am. to pm.
GIIIRL-Colored. reliable. general housework;
VIII go away as nurse. Col. 6246-W.
soosns Vi aGme f nnst no. sCs plain
STAY nights Call at ais K st. INV
GIRL. colorsd wishes days. work or part
time Job Phone Lin. 7804-J.
HOUSEKEEPER 10 take charge. experienced.
capable, by refined woman; country. Col.
HoUsEKEEPER-cooK. experienced. or viii
country. 500 L st. NV
LAUNDRY WORK wanted; place as cook.
maid maid. nurse: part-time or days work. Phone
LAUNDRY to take home, first-class hand
work; nice. bright yard. 1888 corcoran st.
hI .AUN1o to take eco home by hTst-class
home: place part time. Pot. 5Is4.
LAUNDRESS- wishes days work.
S Sa5k n h0 rs s SSl ri 5ss% Roh helper
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. desires small
bundles OF wash in neighborhood. Call any
day: reasonable prices. 2sO7 nth st. Ad.
LAUNDRESS, first class, wash to take home
or out by the day. Adams 1886. l477 Fla,
MAID, colored, wishes work of any kind
2422 nth st. NV. Apt. 3la.
MAID-,Colored. neat. good personality.
splendid housemaid' waitress. mother S
s ssis or morning work excellent refs. Pot.
MAID-Colored, GOOD referenee: experienced
co COO nurse OF m9tnerS h slpe parttime
MAN AND WIFE. colored. want place pri-
vate family. together or separately: expert
enced cook. chauffeur houseman' gardener.
MOTHERS HEI.PER-Colored willing TO
stay nights; reference, Address 2o2. 4sth and
Clay SITS. ne.
NEAT CoLoRED GIRL wishes laundry to do
at home. Phone Potomac 1871.
PLACE as cook or laundress; references; or
care for children 1910 o st. NV.
PLACE h9UssT9Tk small family;
WILL GIVE my services mornings in ex-
chance for room and kitchen. Address Box
315-C. Star ONCE.
WOMAN and boy. refined. competent. good
cook, wishes position in country or suburbs
good home preferred to high salary; ref
erences. Call Clarendon 2039.
WOMAN wants part-time work; woman
wants work cleaning ONCE at night. Call
Col. 156T-W.
WOMAN-Colored. reliable, wants days work
general housework. 935 Kennedy st. NV.
woMAN-colored neat appearance, excel
lent cook; homework; nurse part-time,
DAYS: years reference. Pot. 59l2.
WOMAN, experienced. wants evening or
morning work. Phone North SALT.
WOMAN colored, days work. part time or
plain cook. Adams $3.50. az
YOUNG LADY desires Ink. position in
home with no children. Lin. 0564-J.
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ED-CONFECTIONERY or delicatessen
with living rooms. for exchange for six-rooTn
modern home. VIII pay cash difference.
Address BOX 263-C Star ONCE.
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KEYS-Duplcare Keys. IS cents: made while
L Ynrk ave n Met SnnS
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PAINTING, paperhanging plastering, gen.
eral reparing; rooms papered, IS up: special
rates on rental properties. North 4771.
Orders received Sundays.
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Executive Sales MANAGE
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
WANTED--AGENTS.


AGENTs. DIsTRIRUToRs-A iuminum Win
Washes. cleans. dries. polishes all, in one.
Make 1907 profit doins highly valued favors
Marvel. 5000 Euclid, Cleveland, Ohio.
AMAZING PROFITS selling new Bis, Six
siS Siti' Pstented cordsAway coli sci saves
twisting, breaking cords. Housewives buy
eagerly, Free sample offer White Beauty
AIS No. western, Chicago.
CALIFORNIA PERFUMED BEADS SellinR
F e bot Agents rss f 1ason Faetory
2328 W. Pico Los Angeles, Calf. :
tory available Hot-water heater slips on
cold water faucet. Heats instantly. Retails
$3.50. Easy demonstration produces imme-
5lh ave. New York.
POLICE DEPARTMENTS everywhere en-
alarm; shouts stop Thief when car
Sses MAKE g: daily EHssiye tSrrt9ry
Inc. Dept. 4Os, Carver Bldg, Des Moines,
proposition to retail merchants. 81. Ad-
vance commission each $9.75 sale. Outht
furnished. Supreme, Advertising Corp, 1856
5oo,S PROFIT Permaneng business; sign
No experience required. Applied with water.
Exclusive territory. Send for free samples
and s sEtdn 6So proposition PrntA
s2.ss AUTosEAT COVERS taking country
| facturer outht free. Quality, 1864 North
ave-. OIlCdEO.
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING - Rooms
papered. Sc and up; rooms Scraped sanitarily
by steam Interior and exterior painting
work guaranteed. Earle Jordan 1whtel.
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LADY. with excellent references, desires
position as companion, nurse for Semi-in-
valid Pot l337-W
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IRE VULCANIZER.


s0ALESN LIN,
Due to promotions, we have openings for
three hard-hitting statesmen above the aver
ace. between 80 and 40: men who have big
money complex; men who have responsible
ties. This is an opportunity for unlimited
possibilities for men who are not afraid Of
work and work hard
We have more leads than we can handle
II you have automobile and mean bust
ness. call in person
SEE MR.. MCINTOSH. and FLOOR,
l4l6 EYE ST. NV.
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HOUSE MOTHER. matron. in school. soror-
ity or fraternity woman trained and ex-
perienced. Call afternoons or evenings.
1888 New Hampshire ave. Mrs. Arthur.
phone North 8058
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FLOOR WORK, every description; guar. ];
reaS. dustless machine; prompt service. l..
T. Folk. 1857 Sherrier pl. NV. Clev. 0528.
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NURSE COMPANION. middle aged widow.
pleasant personality, several years prac-
teal nursing experience. desires employ
ment as nurse-companion. Address Box
r. Gfar OffIcR
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HOME IMPROVENfENTS-Elec wiring
and fixtures. papering ana painting, hard
wood floors and Staircases, carpentry. plumb
ing and heating, porch Enclosures, metal
ceilings. roofing, guttering, spouting. plaster
ing. cement and brick work terms to please
you, get our price; our service is our repu-
tation Penn Improvement 4 Electric Co.
Inc, Oil 18th ST. NV, Nat. 06l2 and O5l3
onnoeife CSn1deuherR's
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Star "Want ADJ
Branch Offices

NOHIhhEST.
a4th and p sts-Day's Pharmacy.
ii25 i4th st.--Marty's Cisar and Masasin'
i isis IA IA Sq :.! ...F & s;s:. phArn.'
3s9l oeorEia sys;IdhsryaTd DruS 81, St0 ne
Sol ist h s sSshht' Pharmacy,
l4th and Buchanan sts.--Hohbersers Fnes'
a4th st. and Colorado ave-oDOnnslri
ssos Mount Pleasant st.-Mount Pleasant
Cigar and News Shop.
53ss Colpm5ia rd-Ihs slIs s Sn9R;
n Y, n j. ayes. and N st.-sanItary Phar'
and and Mass. ave.-PhnIips' Pharmacy.
ist and K sts.-Duneans Pharmacy. 1850.
nth and K sts.-Goldenberg's ttims clerks
7th and o .sts.---LincoIn DRUG Co, .
9TH ana q sts.-M Il. aanton's Pharmacy
Ga; ave. and Rock Greek church rd.-Rock
Ga, ave and upshur st---PetwOrth Phsr-
s565 Ga. ave.-Monck's Pharmacy.
ssle Ga. aVe.-Brightwood Pharmacy.
ssaaSSst sra st--steysrt,s Ph bar nS..x
Va: ave: SIC, iss s!:sN; SsIskin; go.
!7s3 Pa sxe.-,-J Louis Krick. ,..
5sth and Pa. ave:-:nerbsrs Pharmacy.
$500 Conn. ave.-circie Confectionery store.
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st.-Hsrry O,
A2si Wisconsin ave.-Morsan Bros Phar-
Takoma PSrk. $50 Cedar st.-Msttinsis
Bros Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
Soth and sts-Morgan Bros Pharmacy.
sail N st.@Moskeys Pharmacy.
20T2 Wisconsin aVe-Haneys.
Wisconsin ave. and o st-Donahues Phar-
NORTHEAST.
2os Mass ave-capitol Towers Pharmacy.
ss oa fns s sfsnqmms a Rfsf s ssGss
9TH st. and Md. ave,-Louis Bradley.
Eolth a Gapto AND
S26 East Capitol st.-Estlow & Tates Phar'
soth and r.. I, ave.-colllns' Pharmacy.
$500 isth st.-sroOkland Pharmacy. Brook
eth and r. L avs.--John G. BiEES Phar-
macy SOUTHWEST.
10th sc. and Va. ave.-Herberts Pharmacy.
gle 4l2 St. sw-.Harris DRUG store.
SOUTHEAST.
9Th and Eye sts.--F. p. Weller's Pharmacy.
llth and Pa. ave.-Fealey's Pharmacy.
1907 Nichols ave. Anscostia-Healy's Drus
18th and East Cap sts.-Lincoln Park Phar.
s2o4 Minnesots ave.-Tvinins City DRUG
Store
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SALES ENGINEERS

~ AI|A-N) @-NN1A ~ I-I~LNAo
for medium and heavy duty industrial
Stokers mot domesticl. An equipment that
is in q class by itself and sells in periods
Of depression as well as prosperity. We want
two men of proven ability. One for WASH
ington and one for Baltimore. Also sales
men for open territory in Virginia and
Maryland.
Compensation is on a commission basis
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and sincere men a generous proposition will
be offered. Replies confidential. Address
Box 26S-C Star Office
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ROOMING HOUSE, nicely furnished; fns
location; cheap rent; small cash payment,
balance monthly. Address Box ATTIC, Star
office
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NOTIONS, novelties. art goods, etc: splendid
location: well equipped and stocked; low
rent; long-established, good-psyinE business;
death forces sacrifice for $4,000. Address
Box Also. Star ONCE
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AMBITIOUS WOMAN'S OPPORTUNITIES
responsible woman desiring to establish her
self in business T. interest in well furnished
office doing good brokerage. insurance. loan
and rental business. Pay you to investigate:
small cash required. Address Box 325-C.
Star ONCE
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HELP---MEN.
fC0mfinuRd.l


sALEsMEN CD WIG viii follow inssruction,:
unlimited opportunity for present and future
herd. National mai Ts4s s''is~ D"0"' MAJ ""s'
Observation-Disclosures salesmanship not
| necessary selling wonderful 81 priced article
Write FasIey-Halpen, T424, Philadelphia, Pa.
70 work Apply at iss4 wisconsin ave.
| NV. 2S'
SODA FOUNTAIN MAN. experienced; ref
! erences. 1903 X st. NV.
SODA DISPENSER wanted, with reference.
Apply Benmart'S Pharmacy, s2s I4th st, .. ".
SPECIALITY statesmen (io7 to Introduce
earn minimum Of SO daily Apply at once,
stating experience, telephone number and
InH particulars. Address Box l7s-C' star
SECURITY SALESMAN with car to work on
Eastern Shore following perfect leads. Must
sion See Mr.. DAVIS T ROOM 7s4. III investment n
Building
TRUCK DRIVER-Year-roun Job. Must be
Srsd dollars per month. Address Box 25s-C'
USED TRUCK SALESMAN: a real PROPOSE
apply. Address Box 1s3-B. Star once
YOUNG MAN. white. experienced in chang
ing tires and batteries. Ben Hundley, 1896
YOUNG MAN to teach new Ford owners how
70 drive; must have instructors permit.
Nolan Motor Co. I'LL 18th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN with small car to drive man
aEer. collect. Address Box 222-C, Star
YOUNG MAN, ambitious, of good appear
tractiye permanent position assured Ad-
dress Box 1S4-C. Star ohhce.
YOUNG MAN. white, to operate Chevrolet
Geliyery truck; snort day, 5-day week. 305
TODD pl. ne.
YOUNG MAN, experienced stenographer and
typists We have an opening with a NOM
sibilities for a future. State age. exper-
ience, whether employed, and salary wanted.
Address Box 3l8-C, Star Office.
YOUNG MEN. g. neat-appearing, over 81
years OF ase. living in or around Washing
ton. to represent newly organized corpora
1868. Star once
YOUNG MEN-Two married men of good APP
VISION unusus G for mem rsGo with
some KNOWLEDGE Of radio. Also openings for
Riley Atm aooT. Potomac Electric April
Three men over al. married preferred,
pleasing personality for permanent work;
to start. Real chance for advancement.
See msnaser' to IL or to s. 35s Num-
TEN INSURANCE MEN-s2Oo0 weekly guar
DOLLAR POLICY
Ages 10 to 40. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Il 70 70 81 * observation-disclosures s soo
Immediate settlement for FRACTURES
AND DISLOCATIONS. Gen. ms. Serv Cor
poration, $40 Denrike Bldg
Statesmen (2)-Married men
preferred, experienced, selling
washing machines and electrical
appliances. See Mr.. Lane, Mon
day, 9 to IL am. Southern
Wholesalers, Inc. 1919 l. st. NV.
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INSURANCE.

Attractive proposition open for casualty
insurance salesman with participating stock
company, writing automobile insurance at
reduced rates A man with mutual insur-
snce experience preferred. Apply In wiring
only. giving detailed record of experience,
qualifications and references. All replies
VIII be treated as confidential. Address
Box &C, Star once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-27

BEAUTY PARLOR, attractively equipped;
unexcelled location; lrst-claSs, paving in
veStment; low rent; reasonable cash pay
ment, balance satisfactorily arranged. Ad-
dress Box 273-C. Star ONCE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-27

CAFETERIA and service restaurant. old
established business; well equipped; refris-
Grafton throughout; owner will arrange
terms with responsible party Address Box
284-C, Star office.