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Extra Delivery Saturday Morning

For the greater convenience of our patrons pnr-
chases Exclusive of furniturel made FRIDAY but
too late be delivered that day will be delivered
Saturday morning This applies TO suburban a.
well local deliveries.
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Rayon Crepe Pajamas, Csc
We're 81 aad So
Junior Misses Shoes, $2.95
Weye * aud f9.S Aa;v

pairs of Laird, Sehober & Company Junior
Misses Oxfords in white and black and white.
Sizes 4, 5H and A. 3. 3H, B. 211, ), 8 c.
Is Pairs of Black and White and Brown and
White Sports Oxfords in sizes 4 and "A.
}, 81, A. ;. 3A. 4, SH B. ), 31z, ~ C.
10 Pairs Of Junfer Pslrs ,ef 0dds ana
wlan 4nes Of 4uAtoF Misses
tssYY fne -ssvnc Ps1sHr PWnaps In aaEQr-
SiSes st. IA: Az lnept ef sizes. Were
AZ IL 81. 20 s4iH sP1irs Il Chilarenss
4 1L re- Wera aes0 Beach Sandals. WeTs
Now ,.,...,..'.. H6H, 32.60 ~
Csf1f1 pRFE's ann JUNIORS SHoEs FOURTH FLOOR.
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WOODWARD &LOTHROP
1T" STREETS
Auto Scat Covers
M.R set We're 1878

%@ set were 1919
8 sets Of Auto Seat Covers
for 192e-30 Fords, Cheyro-
lets. Chryslers, POntiAcs,
udsons, Dodges and
Washes. Not all models.
IS Sets Univergat Seat Covers
for coaches and sedans. Were
sa-es and ss,sc. Nov. :sl:@s
was ss.so. Now. ~. ....st.ss
]. 0ssgt Vaeuum BEETLE. was
1S.Io. now eS.N0
I. 9aa5s Nv vaesun hessls. swM
Pint Vacuum Beetles. Were
Si.7S. Now ..............,...S te
SPoRTugG GOODS
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Metal Table Lamps
$3.50 We're IS

. Metal Table Lamps and
Shades.
{ French Card Baxes, With 2
packs Of cards. Were %.
10y TmiD:.ri.d' Hs.:rss. SCI va u
pieeesS Vas SIS. Now :. $40
Mach aoider c'sWs ss IS. Nov Nov s sRs
/ Woman's Cigarette Case. Was
3 Brass ass" Ash trays trays We're sc.
Woman.s sfefiins Sgiver
Clgarette Case; enamel tnietd:
Was $50. NOW. .....$I0
GIFTS. SgvENfH TI0oR.
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4VIhEtN4E1i 4kKHLNH W. =
FmsT FLooa.
Notions Reduced

81 mesh Elastic SANITARY Delss
with sateen tabs and pins AZ
fissh kissiis Gsrtsr pslss
With four sunportefs some
lace trimmed. Were SOC, Moe Nse
ne Painted Metal utillty #eSes
with ave sections ape Iia. DAM
nEed, Were 1bc. Nov ....s, 10
IL FelainE Needle beeka with
aSsOrtAd aixs needles. ~ u.
were fse. New ene
a Pnper-eoseFea Hexea. tneiue-
Ing hat, suit, ehoe ane aterkes
ere. S'f Rssr. Ssa.sr sSss csSlsss.
Y wai 49, So s'E.ssssk.,.nl.i CAS- -
eotled, We're 81: Neg :, .ee
.taF9e Nlss LlngeEls Case.
hcsief We're t2.2A Nov ...-k y
ne Metal Umbrella stands th
nrsen. rcses and black. ~ q
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Novelty Jewelry, 81
RU. 81

IS Pieces OF Novelty Jew
elry in IN assortment OF
styles.
1T, r., - go. is sss's.s'
Ngth ieffs c6rnsisan sl61ss;
la sssns 6ssisfs. ware
Fmllafasn CFRptal ana t1nNT
#aaoaHeI. Wnt %. Nov ...sss
NoVNRxw J1WnERF
AisER 10, RmBf ELoOa.
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I IAving-Ream Chair, coyered In
ss:SE5. . ]; s.,l Sss 81
ala, Yves $50. Mes, ;. .sib.5S
3 waste naekets. In hexa&0n
eeeratad. We're % o;
I ssS,ns Tr., rnik,.. red deco aseo
rstsd. was s3S' Nsw. .sis.Se
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3-Piece Sports
Outfits, 1885

Ii 3-piece sports outfits
with angora sweaters and
beret with matching silk
skirt. Sizes ; 10 8.
10 Fairs Of white Gym nieem-
e. Il. = ga ga 1 e. Wsr. rs.
Impertsa Lilssiie iii;p, s sn
sweaters, with We Aackiines.
borders. siSss 3 10 q. Were
1896. Nov. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s
br. $500 i aeTsss MI. saaEss::
II. - and -, Were TIL
wow 1888. - $500. &3sH0
GrRLs' ePokTswsAR
FoUnTH FLo0R.
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Week End Candy
2 pounds, 95c
Specially Priced
Week end candy special
2 pounds of our delicious
homemade chocolates and
bonbons.
Erssh lsas..s sas ssi.S
CANrTYs, AIsLR IL
FTRsT FLooR.
Gels Sanitary
Napkins Special
5 Packages, 81
500 Gels Sanitary Nap
kins, in pastei-colored
boxes; IL napkins in pack
s WIN. ry.sl!H Censsi eosEs::
Fsssrs loo sheets in Iol
SpsejSs sr. ii a.aslrss e ri 81.
llantinsl 0uelaues fieurs scent.
Were Soc. Nov. $1,000. Sc
rs Rubber Bash Mater slightly
soIIed; various c0lors. Were
$3.50 Now. $500. 800
nubher BATH Matsi slightly
soiieG Were t2.So. Now. ~ 10
= Cans 81 Williams Taleam for
men Were lee, New. lee
- MarIneIls nonRe; assorted
ehAdee Were Soe. Now. -. Doe
& noftles 81 MniyueNx Perfume
IN ccnnu AGENT. Were $50,
NoW ..fss.- ..t..' -. $3.50
ToGLKrRrEs, AIsLEs ISIS
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Rayon Crepe Robes, S2.s5
Regularly IS

ReeMIGrIy IS
q Tailored Robes Of printed rayon crepe with
bindings of solid color With fare sleeves,
and surplice front In small. medium and large
sizes. Blue, rose and lavender.
NsaEroxns TMmp FLOoa
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Girls Hats. Sis
We're A31S 70 HT.sA

We're y5,7S 70 W.30
IS Hats in attractive
shapes and coiors. OF
rough straws, imitation
hair braid and visca.
% uats ef novslty braid and
milan. We're Sa.7S - tT,Np.
NoW
IL Mesh vAgabana Mhtal u
pastel shades. Were u. New .sec
GzRIa' MxLLIsgERY
KoURTM FLoon.
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Glazed Chintz
Pillows. 28c
We're DE

IL SUMMER Pillows with
colored bindings. Kapok
filled.
) aIeaeI 0rsan1y nahy PilIsws,
white anA m1nk. we're ei.e4.
/ Me6ei s6-iineh Linsn I5nsh
CkIisrsss ssnssS CEN ~ -
tiens. Of yhits hatlste. 30
1 Me1sI EaRS1-slze Orann1f
CRIB Spread. With pink hQr4ez.
ea,srsss ssfii ns Rissa Afsssss
a4-lnsh aearfs. Were So
ss-iask s.sii.. Msss i.
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wow ...-...is.-,.s......s'.s 80
AR Hs,6nRcznsax
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9 ReitIpa's Best Desserts. Were
= s...l sss ii... c .sk..' ; .sS
8 Modern Priscilla Cock neeks.
cstsfinr II isr special Oees-
slells. was $3.50. New. Use
Lhessana Msgs y Please a
New winston Geek Beck;
Was a.. Now
san rSmiliss. was es.SO.
Sss n:sis II t;issi.a. were q
y nsskS og Tistien. Were 9sc
10 17.t8. New. ........ lie
Hoox6, ArsLEs 23-2S
Fmsx FLOOR.
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Sports Dresses, S W.'. SO

% Dresses Of silk, linen and nov
&c SIN and Cetten sperts suits ana
Dresses aitghtly eotled. Gf1ee
l4 TO 20. We're $3.50 and $3.50
NOW $3.50. .r...-s sNkNstp
SPORTSMAN, THIRD Floor.
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LADIES, Catholic, city or road work: /
furnished; transportation paid; rapid
vancement. Call Monday, Tuesday or
nesday Room 1910 Peoples Life Insura.
Building, l4th & II SITS NV
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oficer of the el3th Coast Artillery
4anti-aircraft), who is the chairman Of
the Coast Artillery Conference Center,
win preside at the meeting.
The following Reserve officers of the
District are members Of the Coast Ar
lillery Conference Center; Lieut.. Coils
Clarence L. Nelson. Harry P. Newton
Rnd Thomas A. S. Thropp.
Mais. Halder l.. Calm, Robert r.
Hendon, Clyde B. Kendall, Gregory J..
keSsenich. Edward L. Potter and Rich
Rrd H. Wilmer.
CaptS. Arthur C. Adair, Thomas H.
Brown, John Caswell, jr.: William J..
Darmody. Joseph F. Gardner, Salvatore
"a. Guerrieri. Albert w. Lybrand, Lyman
u. Norris, William r. Sprague and Nor
mar w. Whited.
First Lieuts. John L. Atkins, Floyd r.
Benny, Frederick A. Burr, James c.
C0hss, Frank A DAILY. Samuel B.
9Gahm, John H. Gruver, Henry J. Holt,
Erwin @. johnson, Edward F. Leibrecht,
Idnwood B. McCloud, owen A. Nc
Garry, Stanley Niece, Carroll j. Nc
Quire, Herbert w. Rathsack, William A.
Roberts, Martin A. Ryan, Keith q.
Schwinley, John B. Walker, Robert S.
w. Walker and Edmund c. Wallis.
Second Lieuts. Robert w. Andrews,
John Beck, jr.; Raymond B. Block,
Edward B. Brown jr.; Charles r.
Buck Paul A. Cooley, Leslie A. Sally,
Joseph " Dowd. Karl M. Eggen,
George v. Frankhouser, Harlow H
Hall. Joseph NJ Holmes, Roger H
Holt, Helm H. Hubert, Melvin p
Jacobs, Paul v. Keyser, Russell M
King. Harry Knox, James C.. Ladd
Max A. Lett, Homer c. Mauer. George
z. Morris, Lyle s. Motley, Hugh w
ODonnell, Russell r. Reagh, Gilman
Z 6hippey, Constant Southworth, Ralph
*. super, Eugene, T. Van vranken
Weston Vernon, jr.; Charles o. Wat.
klus, Boyden X. Whitford, Raymond
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9. winston and Elmer G. WOODS

Cavalry Reserve officers of the Dis
trlct and vicinity will meet at the Fort
Myer Riding Hall today at O'Clock
Tor instruction in equitation under the
erection of Lieut.. Col Arthur @.
Hixson, Cavalry.
The next Institutional conference for
reserve quartermasters of the District
VIII De neId tomorrow evening at local
reserve headquarters, at which will be
taken up a map problem and the
principles OF supply and evacuation in
supplying Cavalry division with an
offensive mission, requiring temporary
separation OF the escort wagon ele-
ments OF its train. Mai. w. r. White.
Y. M C., will conduct the conference.
On TINS same evening Capt. E. P. H.
Gempel, G. w. S., will conduct the
chemical Warfare Conference, at which
VIII De discussed chemical warfare tao
tics OF the company, battalion and the
regiment.
Two conferences also will be held
Tuesday evening. The Air Corps ma
neuvers at Mather Field in 1880 will
be discussed by Capt E. w. Farthing
A; G., at the Air Corps Conference
which will be held in the Air Corps
projection room, room 2055-57 NUM-
ton Building, Twentieth and B streets,
while the Coast Artillery meeting, as
indicated above, will be held at local
Reserve headquarters
Maj. Oscar W. GrisWold, G. S.
(M. /. RI, on duty in the press rela-
tons section Of the War Department.
VIII conduct the Military Intelligence
Reserve Conference that will be held
next Wednesday evening at headquar-
ters.
Cavalry Reserve officers of the Dis
trict will meet Thursday evening at
Reserve headquarters, at which Lieut.
Col. Arthur @. Hixson, Cavalry, will
discuss Cavalry marches, reconnais-
Sance and counter reconnaissance
MAI. Geary r. Eppley, 306th Cavalry
also will talk on combat orders and
the General Service School.
District Medical Reserve officers will
hold their conference next Friday eve
ming, at which Lieut.. Col A. N. BagRs,
Medical Reserve, viii discuss mobiliza-
ton.
Field Artillery Reserve officers of the
District and vicinity will meet at the
Fort Myer Riding Hall next Sunday
morning for instruction in euuitation
under the direction of Mai. John M.
Mcdowell, F. A.
First Lieut.. Harvey O. Callahan.
Field Artillery Reserve, 1929 jackson
street northeast, who has been pro-
NOTED to captain, viii remain assigned
to the 3l3th Field Artillery. Capt.
Demund w. M. Malczewski, Infantry
Reserve, 1901 Massachusetts, avenue,
having been relieved from assignment
to the 80th Division. is relieved from
assignment TO the 320th Infantry.
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Star ''Want AID"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
14th and P sts:--Days Pharmacy;
lbs 14th st.-Marty's Cigar and Magazine
ssR s and g; st sssenn srscE Arma0'
1901 Georgia aye;-;Harvard Drug store.
sso3 i isss stSSonaSSs @ Co.
14th and Buchanan sts.-Hohberger's PhaR'
18th st. and Colorado avs.-oDonnells
s2os Mount Pleasant st.-Mount Pleasant
Cigar and News Shop.
LIE SolHm6lf sy sn9SB
Wardman Park Pharmacy.
N. Y. N. J, ayes. and NJ st.-Sanitary PhaF.
LIST and K sts.-Duncans Pharmacy.
18th and X sts.-Goldenberg's (time clerks
7th and sts.-LincoIn Drug Store.
18th st. and r. ]. ave-: French Simpson.
18th and M Sts.--L. H. Forster's Pharmacy.
Ga. ave. and Upshur st.-Petworth Phar-
22i Upshul st.-Monck's Pharmacy.
5sis Ga. ave.-Bri shtwOod Pharmacy.
Ga. ave. and Kennedy st.-Lampkin's Phar-
1924 srd st.-stewart's Pharmacy.
1905 Mass. ave.-Dupont Pharmacy.
Fla Fisn ave- ave- and ist st.@N. Reissin 0'O-''
North Capitol st. and r. !. ave-Parker' S
I742 Pa. AVE-. LOUIS Krick.
55sS a and sts0uiEssS PhsaFpmaGy
$500 Conn ave.-CircIe Confectionery store.
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st.-Harry c.
42sl Wisconsin ave.-Morgan Bros Phar-
TaEoma Park, s5s Cedar st.-Mattinsly
Bros Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
soth and P sts.-Morgan Bros Pharmacy
sSI1 snG st1M SfSSFsc eSarm sFmacS
2072 Wisconsin ave.-Haney's
wisconsin ave. and o st.-Donahue's Phar-
s5th tina and o sts.-sugar's Drug Store
5io4 Conduit rd.-Modern Drug Store.
NORTHEAST.
2os Mass: aye:-Capitol Towers Pharmacy
l2th and Nd. ave.-Luckett's Pharmacy.
North Capitol and Eye-Kenealy's Pharmacy.
10th and r. I, ave.-collins' Pharmacy,
$500 18th st-Brookland Pharmacy, Brook
4tfi han and R. l. ave.-John G. BigEs Phar-
'' SOUTHWEST.
10th St and Va ave.-Herbert's Pharmacy.
4is and L sts.-Columbia Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
srd and Pa aye-oPOHne elI., Dr ps. Store;
s stf and d Eye stswF MeeF Sarmar9
1907 Nichols ave, Anacostia-Healy's Drug
18th and East Cap. sts.-Lncoln Park Phar-
2204 Minnesota ave.-Twining City Drug
Store.
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BERLIN ORDERS PROTEST

BERLIN, January 10 H1.-The Ger
man legation at Warsaw has been in
structed to file a protest with the Polish
government against the alleged viola
ton by two Polish flyers yesterday of
the agreement regarding frontiers.
Inc two flyers were arrested as thev
made a forced landing near Oppein
while Chancellor Bruening was making
an Cficial visit there.
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$4,000 Advance
In Price of Seats
On Stock Exchange

NEW YORK, January 10.-Just
after the close of the market today
the New York Stock Exchange an
nounced that a seat on the exchange
had been sold for $4,000, an in
crease of $4,000 since the last sale.
This represents an advance of
$4,000 in less than two weeks, but
it is still $4,000 under the 1880
high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-11

Wllham Mitchell,
former assistant
chief Of Air Corps,
Lieut.. Col.
Harry p. Newton,
Coast Artillery Re-
9Tve, are Sched-
uled TO speak. Gen.
Mitchell viii dis
cuSs National De-
Tense, E" while Lieut..
Col. Newton's sub
ject will be rs the
Commanding Of
dcer a Positive
Catalyst for the
Morale of His Com
mand?" Maj. Rob-
ert r. Hendon, IT,,
Coast Artillery Re-
- -. ~
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.
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tisers from receiving circular
matter. it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona hde answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket
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MEN.

MEN.
There are many men out of work or
working at Jobs that do not give steady
employment and a regular income, who
could use their time to better advantage in
different line Of work. All IL requires is
the courage to try. II you have a grammar
school education or better, can write clearly,
and are not afraid to talk; If you dress
neatly and are willing to work conscien-
instructor and the coaching of our success
full statesmen in the field, a sales job is
open to you that will give you opportunities
far greater than you have believed possible
II you can get along on SIS to $40 per week
while learning our business; of you can
furnish references with regard TO your
honesty and industry we will do the rest
II a little spark Of ambition still burns in
provide for your family. come here and
have talk with me-. Suite 201. 1910 YER
Mr.. Sillings.
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HELP--MEN.



ate himself with . well known MANUFACTURE
Of slectrical clocks and elsctrical sppHr,
only. However, my. prices are rig6t Unless
s 0S a nev sS9sSe Of arn1s 5000 per year
W nine Ben Gold. ss71a East l76th St, New
sALEsMEN-n you want to make real
money selling used cars, we pay 100 on
used cars. Call Mr. shipley, Dec. 325s-J.
SALESMEN-Our business is good---backing
sales resistance expaSsion io nsos ena en
sS ocT e.
sALEsMEN--Now, is the time to make your
connection for bigger 1881; big spring bus
ambitious, honest men; automobiie expert
q nSf cEN Nc M TTsn you
DEALERS, 1881 You st. NV. See Mr.. Peake,
mobile; experience selling automobiles not
essential. new dealer has real oppor-
Live leads and prospects furnished Ban
field Chevrolet Co.. 670e Wisconsin ave.
statesmen, now calling on the retail trade;
Arthur Storch. 1909 Belmont I'd. NV. No. 9.
SIGN PANR waRted m9s5 e st class
1915 H st. NV. IL
SODA MEN and part-time men to work
evenings, experienced; references Address
TAILOR OR BUSHELMAN, who can measure
and try on; steady positions; must have good
appearance. Address Box 350-H, Star ONCE.
TRUCK DRIVER, Fords and Dodges; young
white men, S12 and SIS per week; those who
are nancy with manner ana chisei' also
Who apply themselves. Address Box ssI-H,
WE HAVE AN OPENING in our sales force
with cars preferred; real opportunity to
make money nationally known products,
some non-competitive, greatly in deman I'd
Carroll ST., Takoma Park, between and 6.
YOUNG MAN-We have an opening for a
young man; he must be of neat appearance
and have fair education; this is perma-
nent position and fne opportunity Cali
in person after 10 am, Monday, Jan. IL,
Oil H st. ne.
YOUNG MAN between 81 and IS, of good
ce to take SSaTss Of anq tire saes dep
ment; must have executive ability, tact,
strong personality salary and comm M IN
Monday.
YOUNG MAN Of pleasing personality and
appearance to sell the high-class service OF
dry-cleaning plant; hard work and close
application to business will insure good
and steady income; give past experience,
Address BOX 23s-H, Star once.
YOUNG MAN-Knowledge amateur pho
c Gsnf for W adVancement state ase expert
ence and salary. Address Box 289-H, Star
once.
YOUNG MAN, for delivery and store work,
to operate motor cycle; chance for advance
ment for right man; salary, SIS week; state
age, education, experience. reference and
phone number. Address Box 282-H, Star
once.
YOUNG MAN for soda fountain; refer
ences required. 1915 9TH st. NV.
YOUNG MEN, between the ages Of 81 and
IS, to travel with manager on advertising
and soliciting proposition; salary and ex-
penses; state past experience and telephone
number. Address Box 399-H. Star ONCE. IL
CHANCE OF LIFETIME.
Reliable ambitious man to establish local
business We finance you. Experience I'M
necessary. Possible to make $8.00-$12.0 90 day.
Full or part time. McNesS Co.. Div. BAIT,
Freeport, Ill.
Stock Representative Wanted
To participate in issue which pays monthly
incnrne of aG yearly. nlls hnnus of common
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-11

Michael Winburn, American soap king
and philanthropist, who died recently
in Paris leaving an estate of $50 ,000, 900,
w1led $4,000 to the Peoples DiSpen-
sary for Sick Animals in London
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WOMAN, settled. for general housework and
cooking for two adults; stay nights; S3S
month; must give reference. Address Box
4e6-H. Star once,
WOMAN. white, middle-aeed; WiIlfng 70 take
entire charge OF small house, family OF three,
Silver Spring. Nd. Phone Silver Spring i54
WOMAN, white, middle-aged, to take care OF
children; stay nights. 1913 d ST. sc. i3s
WOMAN, white, cooking and general house
WORK; stay ntghtS. Wisconsin 3722. 7203
Meadow lane, Chevy Chase. Md.
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Organized Reserves

The Coast Artillery Reserve officers
Of Washington viii meet Tuesday
evening at local Reserve headquarters,
at 1874 New York avenue. Brig. Gen.
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young man Is to decide what vocation hC
should take I'D as his life work. 1t is also
problem and matter OF great concern e
schools have not fitted them for any specia
line Of work. nor have the colleges. unles:
does not relish the idea of filling a clerk.
ship or some other minor position all his
life; at the same time ne is unable to solve
the problems of Just how to realize his am
bition to be something and get ahead in the
!, of the many openings in radio we men,
ton few, as follows:
Ship Radio Operators,
800 to 5000 month and all living expenses
Private Yacht Operators,
$50 to 5000 month and all living expenses
Land Station Operators,
$3.50 to $500 a month.
Broadcast Operators,
$3.50 to $500 month.
Anyways Stations,
$4,000 to $4,000 a year.
L. s. Radio Inspectors,
$4,000 to $4,000 year
Asst. y. S. Radio Inspectors,
$4,000 to $4,000 a year.
L. s. Radio Supervisors,
$4,000 to $4,000 a year.
Radio Laboratory and
Experimental Work.
$50 to 500 a week.
Locating Oil by Radio,
$3.50 to 5000 month and all living expenses.
Radio Repair Men,
$50 to slOO a week.
u. s. Coast Guard Operators,
$50 to s126 month, expenses and s1.95 a
day subsistence when on shore duty.
L. S. Coast Guard Electrician,
5000. month, expenses and s1.95 a day
subsistence when on shore.
Talking Movies,
SIS to 5000 a week
SPECIAL CLASSES IN
RADIO SERVICING.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

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