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Evening star., 1932-04-03
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NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
I4th and sts-Day's Pharmacy.
Abs 14th st.-Marty's Cigar and Magazine.
,!!ss sne Cue stsooKsnnssE,s Pharmacy.
5Si5 i4th st.~Coliidower Art & Gift Co.
stG i1h
14th and Buchanan sts.-Hohbergers Phar-
l4s5 St; and Colorado ave.-oDOnneTs
s29s Mount Pleasant st.-MOunt Pleasant
2ls2 M California sti-oolodny Brothers.
ss sMssrSSmaYn q Pa Park FhaJmney snn;i:rv Pharmacy
lst and K sts.-Duncan's Pharmscy.
18th and K stS.-Goldenberg's ttime clerks
7th and o sts.--Llncoln. Drug Store.
5ith it, St "a and r / aveIJ stacia French simpson
9th and q sts.-M, Il. HHnton's Pharmacyy
Ga. ave. and Upshur st.-Petworth Phar-
ssis Ga sve..BTiShtNood Pharmscy
Ga. ave. and Kennedy st.-Lampkin's Phar-
ss9i ss9 81 Sherman sye-snsEnan 81 Ave Pharmacy
Is Igsh sTs sRd Fla Drug Store
1872 Pa, ave- Louis Kricx
:st6 and Pa ave.Ccolumbia DasI%stSi Dras store.
53i5 Conn. ave.-Jolrs Newsstand.
6ol7 Conn. ave.-Higger's Community Drug
Wisconsin ave, and Maoomo st-Harry G.
423l Wisconsin ave.-Morgan Bros Phar-
T@koma Park $50 ceds, st-MattinEly
GEORGETOWN
s9ih s4d stSaMSFs1a Bros Pharmacy
2o72 Wisconsin ave.-Haney's
S5th and sts.-Sugar's Drug Store.
NORTHEAST
2tS 29S Ma Mass eCye;-CapitoI ave Towers Pharmacy
55th and II sts.SHome Drug Store. .''e
so7 st.-Garrens Music Store.
S I'm and ndd Nd ad av.n: ayeaHskiti BrP6sy
North Capitol and Eye-Kenealy's Pharmacy
2o5h snd r. L ave.-coilins' Pharmacy.
$500 18th st.-Brookland Pharmacy. Brook
4th and r I. avs.-John G. Biggs' Phar-
Chesapeake Junction. D. c.-wights Phar-
SOUTHWEST.
5s sGsh st. = and Va ayemHesEbsrt's ,L Pharmacy
"a and L sts.-Columbia Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST
stS sS ana ana e. R1. ,y,s-pp9npss Drug Store.
1897 Nichols ave. Anacostia-Heaiy's Drug
18Th and East Capitol sts.-Lncoln Park
s2o4 Minnesota ave.-sloans Drug Store.
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WASHINGTON
REPRESENTATIVE.

A large international corporation requires
the services Of man who can successfully
lender a very unique and much-needed
service The accepted applicant will be
mighty proud of his connection. Give full
past connections, also age and phone num-
Der for early interview. Address Box 2f2.S,
Star ONCE.
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PART TIME

We are a nationally known company in
corporated in Maryland and doing business
in hve States. Now entering another sue
cessful year
TO the right man. now employed, we
have an opportunity for you to earn from
500 to 5000 month in the evenings and
nights to supplement your present income
Perhaps your present work is satisfactory
but not satisfactory enough. and, If so our
educational course, method of instruction
and active cooperation will soon enable
you to earn large returns.
Our business is timely, yet permanent
The service we render is available 10 95f,
of the public. If you are successful on
part time. many opportunities will be open
to you, as we intend to increase the size
OF our organization as fast as we can ade-
uuately equip new men for successful
careers
Not stocks. bonds or insurance No door
to-door canvassine. Business entails the
highest-class Representatives
Call National 3708 Sunday between 10
am. and ] pm. or Monday between
10 m and pm.
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MEN |!

What is your future? Are you
getting ahead2 Can YOU expect to
make from $500 to $4,000 a week
the remaining nine months OF this
year: If not, investigate this offer
OF free instruction and immediate
employment. We have nothing to
sell you.
We will take on additional men who
wish to learn this kind OF work and who
studying snd practicing. We will train such
men free We will furnish full equipment.
Gus expeTienee in any ~ KIND RpStSf Of Selling is
standing and following instructions, i you
have the knack OF using good judgment and
give you a chance. We cannot guarantee
that you will be star. but we do guarantee
you trial with substantial earnings, prac-
tical instruction and guidance.
ders de a very unusual service. Our men are
to conduct a successful business They are
treated honorahly. Those whom we believe
seeing our invention, meeting our men, in:
vestigating their earnings. our company and
our entire not 6gSinesi Dnrssi psthOds .,,
Esss xeeE Mr.; : J. connolly ma made S sliS H
hours Of this time we're spent in a prepSpa
ton. He showed the invention only is
times during the entire week slI5 per
week is good money and manv of our men
in the month
This is a STRAIGHTFORWARD offer OF sincere
intent to worthy, men who are in need of
apply for these positions unless you feel that
you can meet the requirements, and the re-
ouirements are that you be Of neat appear
ance, adaptable and between the ages of
% and 40. OF good character and reputation
willing to work. Applicants will be per
sonaHy interviewed Monday between 9 m
and 1880 pm. Suite 2ol. 1910 Vermont
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NJ AN

interested in a future in the investment
business to sell securities for correspondent
OF large national organization: Experience
not essential: must have good personality,
must be willing to work hard, must have
solid backbone and realize all incomes are
based on amount of work done. Address Box
is. Star Office.
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YOUNG MEN. ATTENTION! !

There is a business in Washington need
ing few men whose March business showed
an increase Of $50 over February. April
viii do still better; in other words, our rep
resentatives are making money.
This Is a strong. nationally known spe-
cialty sales organization, having openings
for several clean-cut. good-appearing, am
bilious young men, between rs and 40. who
want to get somewhere. They must believe
in their ability to enter the class of sl0O-
a-week men if given the opportunity They
will be given special training and every help
necessary. The work for those selected is
permanent. Any man who feels he NAV
qualify may write. giving his name. address,
age. telephone number and request for in
terview. Nothing is to be sold to such men
but the corporation invests its money in
such men as are selected.
Address Box l36-S. Star office
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statesmen

Immediately. Selling advertising space in
class media. Liberal commissions paid daily
Good appearance and ability to sell on one
call more essential than previous experience
American Publishing Co., 5e2Evans Building.
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MANUSCRIPTS, GALLEY, PAGE PROOFS
corrected by graduate of Mawson Editorial
School. Terms reasonable. Address Box
442-D. Star cflce.
ACCOMPANIST = PIANIST WISHES 10
connect with broadcasting ensemble. Write
Mrs. c., Apt. So, 1740 Euclid st. NV.
WIDOW WANTS HOME FOR BOY S. ADOP-
tion considered. Columbia 3805-W.
SETTLED COUPLE WILL ACT AS MAN
ayers OF apartment house in return for use
OF small apartment. Man is capable cleo
trician and carpenter. Address Box 2j7-S,
Star office.
GEORGETOWN, 1856 33rd STAT wise
partly furnished, Ink; running water; ad-
Joining new bath. One room. SIS; two. s25;
gas electricity. phone included. Prefer wo-
men EMPLOYED or settled couple. West 1913.
PHYsIOTHERAPY TREATMENTS, ULTRA
violet and mira red rays for colds and
Fymboat exerciSer. Battle Greek treatments.
Closed Thursday. White nurse. Pot 472i.
NURSE WISHES TO CARE FOR ELDERLY
!sdy in her Petworth home; s45 or SIS per
YOUNG LADY WISHES TO ACCOMPANY,
40l. after pm.
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MAN.Phila delphia concern, starting a new
operation in Washington, has an opening
ioE io5 young = man under "a; at least high
manent; salary. Apply Mr. Kelly, Hotel Am
baSsador, Monday morning between $50
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ITIU IT .0I. N. W.
MAN TO REPRESE n T
LARGE LOCAL DEPART
MENT STORE: GOOD IN
COME AND PERMANENT
? O S. TION AS SURE D
RIGHT MAN; MUST BE
OVER Is YEARS OF AGE
AND OWN A CAR. APPLY
9 TO 4, ROOM 212, 1909
MASS. AVE. NV.
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MAN, under 25, sales experience and or
ganlzauon ability; must have car; If you
lack experience in direct selling, please do
not apply; salary, car allowance and bonus
10 and II at the Baronet. 1877 St NV
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HELP-MEN.

SSAsLEsMEN-3 ONLY, HIGH PoWERED; :,
EHperienced in selling investments ot Ia ~
en $40 every day. easy to cnaTsSsrgn tSem n,
we Siose them for you If you wish; PleLitSS ehtS
81. nv. to IL am. Monday,
POTOMAC ELECTRIC APPLIANCE co:
men-will train for sales WORK. fLo
i,eGteo territory. Good opportunity 1or.dt. 1or re.
iaoIe young men. See Mr.. SaurioI, petWSs;r ppeaet;c
rover Co Building. 10th and z SIS NV -
MAN OVER s..
For special work through local department
Store; Ste must be neat appearing and &c come ne
Y o'clock, Room 305 635 F NV.
A COMPANY ALREADY
established, just entering best
selling season of year and in
creaslng its organization, needs
tlve more statesmen with cars,
who are capable of earning SlOO
a week or better. Every selling
aid provided.
See Broussard before II AN.
lO2 Maryland Bldg,
141O II & NV IL
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experience, preferably those who have had
Istrigeration. sewing machine, washing ma
Chlne or other speciality selling experience
We have splendid proposition, established
protected territories leads furnished draw
ing account with liberal override paid
weekly 10 those who qualify. Must have
car. For interview address Box 74-S Star
Evening star., 1932-04-03

MEAT MARKET MANAGERS
and cutters-6 high-class men;
only sober and industrious men
who can furnish No. | refer
ences need answer this ad. Ad-
dress Box 49-S. Star Office.
YOU NC MEN (3)-WELL
T D u GATED. NEAT AP.
PEARANCE, WANTED BY
PERSONAL BANKING OR
GANIZATION. ALL DAY
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
POO INVESTMENT BLDG.
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PERSONAL

The rate under heading Of Personal
Is cents per line additieHai ~ the
regular line rate.
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DISTRICT SALES MANAGER

7
If you are a high-grade salesman and
have stomach trouble, particularly ulcers OF
the stomach, a national pharmaceutical mfg.
corp. has a proven product being prescribed
by physicians Try this preparation at our
expense, prove the results. and we have an
opening for you which should pay $4,000
per year up.
For particulars, write, stating qualifca-
tions and references. Address Box ass,
Star office.
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AMAzTNC

new electric trouser presser, good for pos
sibly S25 daily; puts razor edge in pants in
commission 81; sample fits pocket MUMMY
MFG. CO, Dept. C-2s-D, 8l7 Main St, Gin
rfnnnti Ohm
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

HE'LL WOmEN.
CANVAssERs- seasonable item, big Csc
value. 1907 proht; every mouse necessity.
1920 2lst st, Apt. 7.
CAR SERVICE GIRLS, small salary. White
Pig Bar-B-O No. 4. 3507 Conn. ave. NV.
CLERK to handle general ONCE work. and fl
gle, age and telephone. Address Box 104-S,
Star office.
CONVENTION REGISTRATION TYPIsTs-
Neat, attractive white women, under thirty
five years of age, not interested in perma-
nent work and able report for duty on call
complete personal description and state ex-
perience, street address and telephone num-
ber also small photograph If available. Ad-
dress Box 2l0-S, Star ofice.
DEPARTMENT STORE DEMONSTRATOR;
must be experienced; cosmetics. Address
Box 267-S, Star office.
GIRLS, experienced, for curb service. Apply
Cottage City Bar-B-Q, Cottage City Md.
for course in beauty culture; write, stating
age, etc. Address Box SOS, Star office.
GIRL. young; excellent opportunity to Learn
week while learning Cali Sun, 8 to l.
1929 Vermont ave, Room 1108.
GIRLS, TO- to, learn beauty course; small
fee charge and commission paid while learn
Parlor. Nat. 677l.
zz r expert ap IL saO ~ ep Pspehss
NV, between 10 and i or and S.
HAND IRONERS, experienced only. WASH
ington Laundry. 27th and K SITS. NV.
LADY, refined, ambitious, in educational
fishing house has splendid opening for right
woman; assured commission and bonus plan.
Address Box 264-S Star ONCE.
I.ADIES-A well established organization
has vacancy for several ladies Who can
meet qualifications; must be well educated
have good character and be capable OF as
sociating with high-class of people in an un-
usual proposition; a car is essential; liberal
expenses will be paid in addition to excel
giver in order to be considered; reply by
letter. Address Box 27sae. Star ONCE.
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HELP--MEN.
Ln--Aa..AA

PATENT ATTORNEY for corporation patent
technical and legal training and experience.
age. references, religious preference, salary
expected, date available. Address Box 35.S'
Star office
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sITUATIONs-D0EsTIc.

GIRL, colored. neat and reliable, desires
PLACE as nurse or chambermaid. Decatur
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GIRL, eolored. wants work, mothers helper
Decatur COOS
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as service men; position good for s35
week, Apply between and at s7s Ma
fional Press Bldg
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! never seen the firms most remun-
erative clientl"
Nor had she. Mr.. Townsend was
one Of the favored few who used the
private elevator leading directly to
Mr.. Garretson's own Office.
Mona glanced at her wrist watch
and saw that il was well past her
usual lunch time. Well, now that
she had delayed this long she would
wait and lunch at the Savarin.
1t was expensive, but occasionally
she went there. ordering the least
costly dish on the menu. Mona felt
sick at heart.
The influenza might keep
Barry at home until his sailing date
and by that time perhaps he would
forget her!
A moment later Mollie Drury
passed Mona's desk, dropping a
folded newspaper. Get a load of
that" Mona said mysteriously.
The society page was folded out
ward to display rather pretty, yet
vacuous face. 1t was the face of
girl named Genevieve Dover.
Miss Genevieve Dover" the cap
ton ran, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Robert w. Aldrich Dover of East
Seventy-second street and South
ampton, l.. l., will be presented at a
dinner dance tonight at Pierre's.
Mona raised uncomprehending
eyes and Mollie shrugged. Engaged,
so they say, to Barry Townsend!
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IN brief, technical language DR..
l. Dean sketched the condition, the
treatment under which that condi-
ton would yield. and finally the
prognosis and cost.
AS 1 told you before. it will be
$500. But when you consider that
your father will be here under OBJ
servation for several months. that
sum becomes nominal. However, we
are not concerned over the pay
ment. You can take your time for
that.
DIR. FTedericks. who comes to the
hospital frequently. will be consult
ed from time to time. All you need
to do, Miss Moran, is sign a docu-
ment signifying your agreement to
the plan of treatment. The money
can wait on your convenience.
Dr. FrederickS entered the room
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Steve just what she could accept
from him and what she could not.
Mona recalled one of Lottie's ak"
IONS concerning men. They'll spend
fortune on you for things you
don't need or even care about. Oh
the lobster Newberg I've eaten when
l needed shoes The orchids I've
worn when was wondering how to
pay remit Whenever you really
need something, you can count men
out
She remembered that once when
one Of the girls had been in urgent
need of money Lottie had conducted
sale and many of her friends gen.
erously had thrown in various treas
ures.
Lottie as auctioneer. glib of tongue
and generous herself, rapidly had
raised the required sum.
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then. He looked the antithesis of
DR.. Dean-older. jovial. dark and
stocky.
Save for his smile and general air
Of efficiency, he might have passed
anywhere for a badly dressed gro
Gerry clerk.
But when he spoke, Monas atti-
tude toward the man changed COM
pletely. Here were knowledge. ex-
perience, quiet assurance. More
over, DR.. Fredericks was frankly
pleased by Miss Moran's beauty.
The girl felt that at any cost she
must place her father Under this
learned mans care. AS DR.. Fred
ericks talked, the younger doctor
nodded solemnly and the nurse,
glancing up from her files. smileo
approval.
Il brought my father few little
things" Mona told Miss Folsom, aft
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He now should play the nine of
spades from dummy. East, if he
has the king, should not cover, and
now the declarer has the six spot to
play on dummy's lead.
If East held three spades to the
king, that is the only way that the
declarer can pick up the king, while
if West happened to hold the king,
West now would win the trick and
then would return either heart or
a spade, and the jack of spades then
would become an entry for the de-
clarer in dummy.
Suppose, however, that after hold
ing the first trick with the king OF
diamonds, West were to shift to his
singleton club. -,...
The declarer should play small
from dummy, East would not go up
with the queen, but would play his
eight spot
The declarer would win with the
ten. That lead of the four of clubs
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After a little hesitation the king decided to
swallow his pride and said: 1T is but an ig-
norant fool. Have him properly instructed be-
fore We see him again" In the jungle
some distance away the Alah women, fifty
strong sailed forth to punish their rebellious
males.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Mona. however, had nothing to
sell. The ermine coat might have
brought $500, but it had been re-
turned to Pilgrims the day after its
arrival
She had declined the diamond
necklace. No-there was no way
except to ask her employer for an
advance.
Or. Dean, a slender, blond young
man of earnest mien, looked up as
she entered his office. The doctors
air was preoccupied and important.
He just had come from a confer
ence, he said, at which her fathers
case had been discussed.
DR.. Fredericks, the well-known
specialist, had been present and had
agreed with the other doctors find
ings. The radium treatment was
not only advisable, but essential.
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By Ahern

Never in the memory of any of the Alai
shes had man dared question their authority
or show aught but fear Of them. In an ugly
mood the shes came upon their men in large
clearing where the rebellious men had built a
fire and were cooking number of antelopes.
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BRIDGE
BY w. r. M'KENNEY
scrptarv American prtdge Taa0u,


DIETER to explain the following
- hand to you, 1 have given both
East and West the king of spades.
Several principles of play are in
volved in the hand.
The Bidding
The contract bidding, employing
the one over one, would be South
one spade, West pass, North two
spades-a very weak hand, but with
four trump and a doubleton, you
should give partner a chance.
East would pass and South, with
his big hand, now should jump to
four spades.
The Play
Vests opening lead would be the
king of diamonds. East should play
the eight, showing his partner the
ace. The first play-supposing that
West continues with the queen of
diamonds and then a small dia-
mond.
When East plays the ace, the de-
clarer must be careful not to make
the mistake of trumping with the
six of spades-he must trump with
the queen and now lead a small
club, winning in dummy with the
king.
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AUG. II, 1872

er she had signed the agreement and
said goodnight to the two doctors.
who were discussing other matters.
Il don't suppose I can see him so
late as this?"
Hes asleep" Miss Folsom smiled,
and nothing is more important to
him just now than sleep. How
ever" she eyed the packages hest
family. III leave these on the table
near his bed so he will see them the
moment he awakens."
And tell him I'll be back to see
him in a few days. won't you7"
Mona said. Give him my love"
Miss Folsom agreed and returned
to her vigil. Why in the name of
heaven, she wondered, did girl as
pretty as that one continue to re-
main Miss Moran?
tn Re Continued
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ae Mo BRIDGE
: . EXPERTS PLAY 1T

warns him that there is singleton
club out, and now, regardless of the
location of the king of spades, the
declarer must not take any finesse,
but Immediately should play his ace
of spades and then Lead the queen
of spades.
Regardless of who holds the king
East or West-they are not going
to be able to get in a club ruff.
Of course, if West should happen
to hold three spades to the king,
when he shifted to the singleton
club, there would be no way for the
declarer to make his contract, but
that would be the only holding that
would prevent declarer from going
game.
Copyright, 1882. NEA Service, Inc)
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BEGIN nERE TO-DAY

MONA MORAN. receptionist in a
Wall Street law Office is In love with
BARRY TOWNSEND. rieh and socially
prominent She met Barry through
STEVE SAccARELL1, her childhood
sweetheart, who has returned 70 New
cork after three years absence.
Steve has been in South America
where, largely by chance. he has be-
come associated with Barry. owner OF a
diamond mine long believed worthless.
Together they have made the mine pay
sno now are business partners.
steve owns q huge diamond called
The Empress OF Peru" LOTTIE CARR,
fashion model. joins Mona. Barry. and
steve on several dinner and dancing
engagements
Mona's brother BUD. becomes involved
Win gsnRsters who plan 20 steal the
Dig diamond. Steve suspects this. traps
buo and when he confesses helps him
escape to South America where he Is to
nave job at the mine
Some time later Barry invites Mona
Lotue, and Steve TO spend Sunday at
ms uncle,s palatial country home. II is
oehghtiul day. but Barry fails 10 pro-
pose TO Mona as she had hoped he
He asks her to dine with him next
week, but when the day arrives she
Iails To- hear from him. Barry is i'll
with influenza.
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