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Evening star., 1932-05-08

! ENGINEER IS RECEPTIVE TO NEGOTIA-
! lions for new connection. Several years in
present position, in cnarge OF large plant
| Is your equipment as efficient as il might
| be? Your response to this is invited Any
| TeplieS Will be treated strictly confidential.
office.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
OUTSIDE Statesmen

w L JILL ~ AI-IsNJ l~AN
to contact dealers for factory
distributor. Sales experience of
movie cameras, projectors,
screens and films necessary.
References required. For ap-
pointment call Potomac 1910. 81
WATER FRONT Statesmen
INSPECT SOUTHANEN,
WHERE THE PROPERTY
DOES YOUR CLOSING.
PLENTY OF WATER FRONT
LOTS. PRICES RIGHT.
READ OUR "AD" UNDER
WATERFRONT'PROPERTY
IN TODAY'S STAR, THEN
SEE MIR. GAINES. SUITE
COS, 1103 VERMONT AVE.
NV, AFTER 10 O'CLOCK
AM.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
AMAZING BUsTNFss OPPORTUNITY

Pyroil Co.. manufacturers of revolutionary
new lubricating process that is startling
world, offers ground-hoor factory contract
assuring permanent, profitable business; un-
limited profits: nationally advertised Sat.
Eve. Post; demand universal; startling facts
guaranteed true by Pyroil Co. Wisconsin
merchant drives $500 miles without chang
ing or adding oil. Atom truch loaded to
capacity runs 80 miles without oil. Airplane
motor runs 20 minutes without oil Kansas
man runs Essex 206 miles, another l6S miles
without oil. Used in worlds longest trans
atlantic airplane flight. Breaks motor-boat
speed records. Famous flying service GER
tines startling gas. oil and overhaul econ
omies and new safety factor in flying. Pyr-
OIL added to regular oil makes these possible
Pyroil starts where oil leaves of; does what
oil can't II you are the man and want
further startling facts and one Of the coun-
trys dig opportunities wire or write-biit
hurry Pyroii Co.. $50 Main. La Crosse. Wis.
DOWNTOWN STORE CHEAP.
Near hotels. and ofnces; money maker
Anx EessA onsinesz. See l414 e ~ nv.
a causinnee en Nszf PsEs.y
Evening star., 1932-05-08
slTUATIoNs-MEN AND WOMEN

CARE OF HOME for the Summer wanted
by reliable, middle-aged couple; references
exchanged Address Box 44-A Star office.
COUPLE married. wish Jobs as chauffeur
or houseman and maid Columbia AGA
1907 Sherman ave. NV.
MAN AND WIFE. chauffeur. butler; wife,
maid and cook; can leave city; good city
references Phone North 1896. Ad. 1911
st. NV.
MAN AND WIFE, refined, middle aged. to
take house or apartment for Summer; best
references. Address Box 24l-A. Star ONCE.
MAN AND WIFE want job; butler house
man or sr-around man; wife cook; good
reference 1905 T st. NV.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
SITCATION--MEN,

ARCHITECT, registered, and building su-
perintendent. 81 years of age. with excel
lent references desires interview with cor
poration or individual in need of man
with training and executive ability; will
consider reasonably small salary with assur-
ance OF increase as business improves. Ad-
dress Box 2S0-A Star Office.
BAKER and cook; yoyne, fast, any kind of
work: dsy or night part time Phone North
5705-W.
BATTERY MAN; generators and starters;
three Yeas in last place; references. Po-
tomac 465e-I
BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly experienced; ac-
counting training; temporary or permanc It.
.''0p1rrd '67l.
BOY, l8. wishes work of any kind Address
Ala goth st. NV. Metropolitan 6i64
CAKE and pastry; IS years general expert
ence. Address Box 487-Z. Star ONCE
CARPENTER. painter and all round man,
elderly, wants any position; no distance too
far. Hyatts S98-M.
OARErAKER for hish-class .sentleman's s
suburban place to restore neglected gardens.
hy reliable elderly single man. Address
Hox lSo-As star once.
Evening star., 1932-05-08

! OPPORTUNITY FOR WOMAN OF REFINE
MENT and pleasing personality who is over
finished high-school education; experience
not necessary as special training for the
work is given; position permanent. Personal
interview is necessary. Phone Katherine
O'Neill, Hotel Washington.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
WANTED-SALESMEN.
F~--xa-l


SALESMAN wanted, with experience as sery-
ice manager or former garage owner, to call
on all auto repair shops in washington.
Must own car. and be able to furnish bond
manager, sos W. Broad ST.. Richmond. Va.
statesmen and saleswomen with cars for
Maryland, Virginia and District territories:
Remarkable Summer opportunities S55I
SALEsMEN-20. clean-cut men. with ref;
good money. Apply w. M. Distributing Co,
604 st. NV.
sALESMEN wANTED-Due to a newly Gre
organization several high-type men-men
who have confidence in their ability and
know how to present their ideas in clear
permanent and excellent paying proposition.
See Mr. Green, Natl Furniture Co.. 7th d.
H SITS NV, after 10 am Monday.
SALESMEN-1,00 permanent process en-
At free. Smith Engraving, A Lispenard ST.,
New York.
A LARGE CORPORATION has ready new
high quality automatic merchandising ma
chine Experienced specialty and franchise tsar;
tories open. Big money-making opportunity
Standard Appliances, Inc, 23 w. Elm St,
Chicago Ill
AT LAST an amazing. flashing. Neon -efect
sells like hot cakes at 50 65. Big profit a
knockout. Peerless Mfg. Co. st. Paul, MINI. =
CAN YOU SELL beautiful quality 3-piece
toilet set. including pair OF superb hosiery
for 90? Paris Laboratories, Dept. 80,
3l49 Locust. St Louis. Mo.
TO EXPERIENCED refrigerator salesman,
we offer highest commission; leads furnish
ed; the seasons sensation. Leonard Refrle-
orator Sales Co. 5631 Georgia ave. NV.
estate business, all or part time. Fulton r.
Gordon, 1927 Eye st. NV. Dis 5231.
Evening star., 1932-05-08

surprising now IedSonapIe We leEnlSh old
floors, shellackilg, waxing, paperlng. paint
ing. interior, exterior; walls and woodwork
cleaned. window and house cleaning. odd
jobs. Special low rates. Hundreds of sat
isEed customers. hrst-clasS work; reliable
fully equipped; day or estimate. Call BEN,
West lnQT
Evening star., 1932-05-08

HOUSEKEEPER. experienced, wants to work
for employed couple; reasonable: can sew
good cook; ref. 1924 Euclid st. NV, Apt "a.
Evening star., 1932-05-08

HOUSEKEEPER. refined, capable widow
neat, clean. good cook, desires position as
hOusekeeper Nat. 1870, Br 2O5
Evening star., 1932-05-08

LADY-Outdoor work spare time; one Iond
of horseback riding preferred. Address Bon
49l-Z Star office
Evening star., 1932-05-08

| II YOTT are looking for business with big
nrofts and can make small investment and
handle sales force write full particulars
| Address BOX liza Star once.
Evening star., 1932-05-08

! HAVE sound first mortgage on nearby
virginia residential property. owner occu-
pancy, and oner same at substantial diSy
count for quick purchase; also Maryland
first mortgaRe National 3O56
Evening star., 1932-05-08
- " 4 n " "
g Al ECI ADIE

HELP-DOMESTIC.
COLORED GIRL, young :. h W; to stay
nights; must be neat Apply in person after
10 am. Sunday. 2730 Woodey pl NV.
COOK and general houSework Must read
and write. Prefer STAY nights Apply 5O39
Kansas ave. NV. Take Georgia ave car to
Gallatin st, walk east.
GIRL or woman between age 80 or 40 with
experience for cook and general housework
1928 7th st NV.
GIRL. white. settled. for general housework;
stay nights. 1900 4l2 st. sw.
HOUSEKEEPER. white, references, rs to IS.
good home. small salary. Phone West 1000,
Branch 1874 l 10 pm.
WHITE COUPLE. no children. part-time
work in return for basement apartment
No cockirg 1881 Fairmont St
WHITE GIRL: housekeeping. Groom apt;
/ room and board. SIS week; temporary. Te'e-
phone Cleveland $500. Apt. 301 south
WHITE WOMAN or girl to help in boarding
house. Good home. Address Box l47-A
Star ONCE.
WOMAN. experienced, reliable. for house
work, small laundry family of 2 Friday or
Saturday each week, Adams 1852
YOUNG COLORED GIRL to go to Philadel-
| phia to do general housework and cooking
Must have reference. Apply TOT 9Th st. ne.
Sunday morning.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
ABSOLUTELY NO CASH REQUIRED.
START PAYING IN JULY.
PAINTING. PAPERING, PLUMBING,
HEATING, CARPENTRY. WIRING GROOM
HOUSE COMPLETE WITH FIX. $50;
FLOORS LAID AND SCRAPED. ROOFING.
REMODELING AND BUILDING. ESTI-
MATES FREE. CALL AN OLD RELIABLE
FIRM
HOME DECORATORS, INC.
1909 9th st. N.ws Met. os54.
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED and repaired;
new and used mowers for sale; old mowers
in trade. 9l9 18th st. NV. Dist 1922. g.
Evening star., 1932-05-08

DISTRIBUTOR with organization has mar
velous opportunity for big business small IN
yestment for merchandise required. Address
RnY IA. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1932-05-08

MACHINIST or steamfltter or plumber
wanted. If you are looking for position or
Connection in the mechanical line with big
Future then write us for interview. Those
Interested must DE able to invest feW
hundred dollars; money secured. InveSu-
gate Do not miss this opportunity. Ad-
dress Box 209-A, Star office.
Evening star., 1932-05-08

HOTEL ROOM-lst-CLAS FRONT ROOM
in hotel sublet for $40 during June JuIy
Aug. Nat. 2483. Ext 544 around pm 5.
LADIES HANDBAGS LEFT WITH NJ.
hohrh, l748 M St, for repair, should be
called for at 293O 10th st. ne g.
NURSE, practical. male, to care for invalid.
Open for engagement. Address Box 1897,
Star Office Z.
Evening star., 1932-05-08

OPERATORS twhite) for beauty shop
Good commission. Call Mrs. NeSter' 2z5
7th st ll-
Evening star., 1932-05-08

LADIES. rood appearance. drive own car. No
selling. Good pay. Call Monday, Decatur
Evening star., 1932-05-08
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP--WOMEN.

ADDREsSERS. typists. stenographerS. 40c
an hour payable on tuition. Help secure
position. Research University. 1907 Eve NV
BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATORS; thoroughly
Press Building. Met. 1928.
BOOKREEPER and assistant, willing 70
start at $50 give address, telephone ana
state whether single or married. Address
BOX 2Ao-As Star once.
CAR SERVICE dTRLB wanted kpply -fbs
Polar Bear, 4400 Connecticut ave. -
Evening star., 1932-05-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

| BILLIARD PARLOR. shoe-shine stand. do
Ing good business; no reasonable price re-
fused. Address Box 4s7-Z. Star once. o.
Evening star., 1932-05-08

ROOMING HOUSE. 10 rooms. good location:
1904 < NV. Ma. 1880.
CALL NAT. 1890 for rcomins and boarding.
house business City Hfokeyags Co.. ioo5 Ii
Sc. u.Ws
Evening star., 1932-05-08

DRESSMAKER TO alter and fit dresses,
must De first class, experienced IN ready
tc-wear shop 1925 Conn. ave.
The Washington times., 1932-12-01
Charcoal Burning Motor
Invented By Chinese

have been made with the device
attached to a Ford truck chassis
and to a Buick limousine. At
the last official test AZ pounds Of
charcoal were used to cover 80
smiles of rough highway in II
minutes.
The manner Of installation was
to remove the gasoline tank and
put in its place an enlarged
cylinder for storing the charcoal
gas. Because of the bulkiness of
the charcoal the capacity load of
fuel will cover only 40 miles. 1t re-
quireS a heating period Of five
minutes before a car can be
started. The charcoal gas passes
through a special feeding device
and then goes through three fill
ters before it is sent into the
cylinders. A small factory is now
being built at Changsha to begin
a commercial output Of the new
| invention.
The Washington times., 1932-12-01

SHANGHAI. - Successful road
tests have just been completed
at Changsha, in Human province,
Of an automobile which operates
entirely on the fumes Of char
coal. At Changsha gasoline costs
$1.5O a gallon in Chinese money,
and careful tests are said to
prove that the new charcoal en-
gine can be operated over a
stated mileage at one-tenth the
cost Of an automobile or motor
truck propelled by a gasoline
engine.
The inventor Of the charcoal
engine is Shan Teh, an engineer
employed by the Human provin-
cial government.
The charcoal-burning apparatus
can be mounted on any type of
motor car or truck without re-
modelling the mechanical equip
ment. So far successful tests
The Washington times., 1932-02-05
When the Feature
Is Shown on Screen

KEITH'S-Ann Harding "Pres'
tige." At 11:15 a. M, 200. 4:39,
1925 and 1908 p. m. Stage
shows at 1880. 3:27, 6:14 and
1851 p. m.
EARLE-Miriam Hopkins in
1.-TWO Kinds of Women" At
1875 a. M. 2, ABS, 7:25 and
1905 p. m. Stage shows at l,
3:35. 6:25 and 9:05 p. m.
FOX-Lionel Atwill and Weldon
Hepburn in The Silent Witness u
At 11:42 a.. M, ISL, 4:32. 7:13 and
GAS p. m. Stage shows at l, 1888
6:39 and 9:20 p. m.
RIALTO-Herbert Marshall and
Edna Best in Michael and Mary"
At 11:47 a. m, 1:46, 3:45, 5:44,
TAB and 9:42 p. m.
PALACE-Ruth Chatterton in
Tomorrow and Tomorrow" At
1880 a. M. 2, 4:35, 7:05 and 9:40
p. m. Stage shows at 1:20, 1855,
6:25 and 9 p. m.
METROPCLlTAN-Buddy Rog.
ers and Give Brook in Husbands
Holiday" At 1924 a. m. 1903,
2:53, ABB, 6:22, sos and 9:52 p.
m.
COLUMBIA-Greta Garbo and
Ramon Novarrc in 'Mata-Hari.
At 11:25 a. M, 1:25, $3.50, $50,
7:30 and 9:35 p. m.
The Washington times., 1932-02-05
Bal Boheme Has
Gay Cabaret
Program

A rumber of Washington
singers, musicians and dancers
will contribute their services for
the success of the Seaport
Cabartt" program, which is to be
an extra. Gdoed attraction at the
Ball of the Seven Seas" this
years Pal Boheme at the Willard
Hotel, Monday night. 1t will be
staged the small ballroom.
which viii be arranged after the
manner OF a night club. with small
tables around the four walls where
refreshments may be obtained,
and the performance given from
the empty space in the middle of
tue floor
Miss Marjorie Lowe, a member
OF the standing committee for the
ball, and chairman of the cabaret
program. will be assisted Monday
nlsht ~ Ton. Brahaney, who will
act as msster of ceremonies. In
addition t. several musical mum.
bers and dancing acts, a skit en-.
Titled "Ah" will be presented by
Anne es, Mrs. Lewis Clephane,
Jr.. Dennie Connell and Harry
Welker.
One half of the net proceeds
from the ball will be devoted to
the relief of the unemployed in
accordar with the vote of the
committee. Tickets are on sale
at tn Willard Hotel and at the
Arts Club 2017 Eye st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1932-02-05
Ben Lyon-EI BrendeI
Booked for Fox Stag,


Within the next month. the
Fox Theater will be the scene of
the personal appearances of Ell
Brendel, the Swedish comedian,
and Ben Lyon, star in his own
name and the husband of Bebe
Daniels of motion picture fame.
The greatest schedule of pic
lures has also been lined up for
the Fox. Included in this list is
"Cheaters At Play" with Thomas
Meighan and Charlotte Green
wood, which is the attraction for
the week of February II; "Busi-
ness and Pleasure" with Will
Rogers and Jetta Goudal, "She
Wanted a Millionaire" with Joan
Bennett, Spencer Tracy and Una
Merkel. THE Gay Caballero"
with George O'Brien, Victor NC
Laglen, Conchita Montenegro and
Weldon Hepburn and after To
morrow" with Charles Farrell,
Marian Nixon and Minna Com
bell.
The Washington times., 1932-02-05
Fred Stones S New
Musical Due
At Belasco

An announcement of thrilling
import is contained in the news
that Fred Stone will come to the
Belasco Theater for the week
commencing Monday. February g..
with popular matinees on Wednes
day and Saturday, in his latest
and most suInptuous musical
comedy, Smiling Faces" In all
the long line of Stone successes,
this is reported to be far and
away the most glamourous, and
the MeSsrS. Shubert have sur.
rounded Mr.. Stone with the
greatest cast of his career. Fea'
tured with Mr.. Stone is his de-
lectable daughter, Paula, who won
for herself a host Of admirers
during the past two seasons in
"RippleS." her fathers piece, IN
which she made her debut.
Smiling Faces" is the ,merriest
sort of musical melange. with
highly humorous plot complica-
tionS. Mr.. Stone has devised an
entirely fresh set of typical
stunts and tricks which display
his supreme versatility at its very
acme Of effectiveness. His role
is that of one Monument Spleen,
a motion picture director, and the
fun Develops fast and furiously
when he and his encourage in
wade, in the course of their
Shooting" a Staid domain on
Long Island.
The Washington times., 1932-02-05
Cheva|ier to Sing
Here SUNDAY Night

Local admirers and fans of the
one ano only idol of the Partisan
boulevardS, Maurice Chevalier,
harken to the glad tidings sent out
by Charles Dillingham; in the an
nouncement that the celebrated
international movie star is com.
ing to this city in person for an
informal visit with you in which
he will sing his songs in French
and in English, one performance
only. at the National Theater,
next Sunday evening, February Z.
The Washington times., 1932-02-05
Setter ASSIGNED

William Setter has been assign
ed to the next Helen Twelvetree's
starring picture for R-K-O Pathe.
In the supporting cast are Eric
Linden, Airline Judge. Cliff Ed
wards, Polly Walker, Allan Fox,
and Blanche Frederici.
The Washington times., 1932-02-05

Rooms. and manv Of them with
boarding cOnVenlenCes. are listed for
Room Hunters convenience In the
Rental Columns Of tOday's Classified
Section.
The Washington times., 1932-02-05
Late Stage News
Direct From
Broadway

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-The
Maude Adams-Otis Skinner trans.
continental tour in The Mer.
chant of Venice has been booked
up to April 2, when the company
will play in Salt Lake City, Miss
Adams birthplace, it is an.
nounced by Erlanger Productions,
Inc. After that the Shakespear.
can revival will be seen on the
Pacific Coast.
Accordingly, Miss Adams and
Mr.. Skinner are not expected to
appear on Broadway before next
season.
Besides Doroth Hall the cast of
Child of Manhattan" scheduled
to open at the Majestic Theater,
Brooklyn, on February %, will
include Maude Odell, Jesse Ralph,
William Riccardi, Mary Orr, Jack.
son Halliday. Helen Strickland
and Franz Bendsteip.
Sigourney Thayer, who tried
out Men Must Fight" last season,
is preparing for immediate pro-
duction. Bridal WISE" comedy
by Frances Goodrich and Albert
Hackett, authors of "Up Pops
the Devil" Madge Kennedy will
be starred and Allen Kearns will
have the featured role. Bridal
Wise" is booked to open in Great
Neck on February 81 before COM
ing to Broadway.
Edward Ellis has been engaged
for a leading role in Inside
Story" the melodrama by George
Bryant and Francis Verdi being
sponsored by A. H. Woods. The
play is being staged by A. H. Van
Buren,, while settings have been
designed by P. Dodd Ackerman.
1t opens at the National Theater
during the week of February IS.
The cast is headed by Louis Cal
hern and Margaret Churchill.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
Bulgarian Movement
Seeks u. S. Friendship

SOFIA-m the Bulgarian capital
there has been founded an American
Bulgarian association which will unite
all factors working here to bring the
two countries into closer relation.
Hitherto this object was pursued by the
Society of Friends of the United States,
the aims of which were mainly social
and cultural and by the Society for
Economical and Financial Rapproche-
ment between the United States and
Bulgaria, created last Summer at Sofia
at the instigation of Prof. Arthur I. An
drews Of the University of Boston, then
travelling in Bulgaria, who has assumed
the task Of founding In the United
States a sister organization TO the
American Bulgarian Association Of
Sofia. which Is absorbing the two other
societies.
The honorary presidency has been ac-
cepted by Col. Henry Wharton Shoe
maker. American Minister; Nicholas
Mushanoff, Bulgarian premier and min
lister of foreign affairs, and by Simeon
Radeff, Bulgarian Minister in WASH
ington.
The president is lila Yanulo1, for
mer deputy. we'll known Sofia lawyer
and professor of sociology at Sofia State
University. He Is also prominent So
ciologiSt
Members Of the committee are promi-
nent men Of Sofia. Bulgarian and
American, such as Dobri Bojulof. di-
rector Of the Bulgarian State Bank; DR..
M. Sakharof, governor Of the Bulgarian
Agricultural Bank; Pastor M Popoff,
president Of the Bulgarian Teetotalers'
Federation; P. Mishkoff, leader Of the
Bulgarian Protestants; Lewis Owen. di-
rector of the Sofia branch of the Stand
| ard Oil Co., and M. Black, director Of
the American College at Simeonovo.
Evening star., 1932-02-21

accumulation Of causes for the mutual
dislike and distrust of the Chinese and
Japanese for each other.
The going of these five men Is almost
uniquely significant because the COM
mission which they form is the first
body of men to go from the West to
the East not as WeSternerS. but as
representatives of an organized world
specifically delegated to cooperate with
the representatives Of Eastern nations,
who also belong to this organized
world Western nations have taken a
hand in Eastern affairs before this,
both individually and jointly. Repre-
sentatives of the East have met with
those of the West in conferences winch
dealt with Eastern matters. But always.
hitherto, East and West have been sep
arate, apart. reaching across to each
other in enmity or friendship but not,
in spirit or in fact. integral parts OF a
single whole The dispatch of this
commission by the League of Nations
shows that SO many bridges of so many
kinds have been built across the gulf
that the bridges have become more
important than the gulf.
The League of Nations was organ
lied on such basis as to include the
nations OF the entire world. simply as
nations, not as belonging to East or
West. The crisis in Manchuria raised
no new issue as to whether the League
Of Nations as such should seek to pro-
mote a peaceful solution. The League
was bound to do that by the very prin-
cipleS on which It rests. The real QueS-
tion was whether East and West had
in fact been welded nearly enough into
single whole to make it possible to
put these principles into effect.
Many Americans are asking three
special questions about this commits
sion. Why was it appointed? Why did
| the American Government authorize
an American member and suggest one
OF the most distinguished American
Army officers for this position? How
long is the commission likely to be at
work. and what may it be expected to
Evening star., 1932-02-21
Agitation Is Revived in France to End
Execution of Criminals i'm Public Place

PARIS.-There is an outcry at pres
ent in France against public execu-
tions. 1t is raised periodically and
hitherto it has been unavailing. Con-
sequently criminals sentenced to death
continue to be guillotined "in a public
place." which in practice means in
front Of the jail gates.
The outcry comes on this occasion
because 1t IS becoming evident THAT
President Paul Doumer Is not an op-
ponent to capital punishment. Since
he entered into ONCE last June he has
exercised his prerogative Of clemency
on two occasions out of six, allowing
the law to take its course IN the four
other cases. OF the two murderers
reprieved one was French and the
other Portuguese: of the four executed
one was French, one Italian and two
Arab. The foreign population of
France is one in twenty.
BY law executions in France must
take place at dawn. On q recent oc-
casion Anatole Deibler, the executioner
who succeeded his father and who
Will be succeeded BY his son-in-law,
| Tor bis only child Is = daushterN NtQok
MON dn toS0mo0 III M