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HELP-DOMESTIC.

GIRL. young white; very good home. surb-
urb. near Wash; light housework. Address
Box 1877, Star office.
GIRL. colored. honest and clean. TO care for
gentleman'S apt. Address Box 1917. star
ofice. l.
Evening star., 1933-07-31

INSURANCE AGENTS to solicit business for
Insurance ONCE. commission only. state
references. experience. Address Box 153-Y,
Star office.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1920 18th ST NW-Lovely accommoda-
tions for youpg ladies or gentlemen; con-
genial atmosphere: excellent meals; walkins
distance reasonable. -.
1874 KALORAMA RD.-Renned home At
rooms: reasonable. co. 0112.
1927 18th ST. NW.-Large room. running
water, suitable two or three; double room
2nd floor, next to bath; single rooms; excel
lent meals. 81
2I32 WYOMING AVE-Attractive double
room. windows, private bath; single room,
shower excellent meals.
TERRACE HALL
1445 Massachusetts, Ave. NV.
Comfort able single and double rooms
running water. spacious dining room:
delicious food. hot rolls reas. rates. 2'
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ROOMS AND BOARD-sUBURBAN.

TWO NICELY furnished rooms. single or
double: employed ladies; small private fam
lily; reasonable. Phone Hyattsville l17-R.
l.
Evening star., 1933-07-31

ATTRACTIVE HOME. shady lawn u hour
from Rosslyn. convenient for ONCE holders;
reasonable. Falls Church s29-F-11.
Evening star., 1933-07-31

MEAT CUTTERS t2l to manage cut-rate
meat market steady position. good pay;
experienced only Apply 1920 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-07-31
wANTED-SALESMEN.

sAiESMANAGER. experienced wanted ior
opeTatink automobile association Phone
National 48f9 for appointment.
WANTED-Several married men with cars;
ymnst have sales experience. Apply 4o4
CARPENTER Bldg. o1
Evening star., 1933-07-31

MEN several for outside sales work. fun or
part time; experience not necessary gooo
proposition with good income Tor consclentl-
Gus workers, Apply Mr. Weeks, 1901 14th
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1 ROOM. KIT, BATH.

1900. ROOM. KIT. BATH.
1919 @ ST. NV.
Free Gas. Eiectricity. Refrigeration.
Attractive room. completely furnished
ware, linens, etc. included: large clos
cts. light oak floors. ivory woodwork: To-
Gated IN hne building. tn washineton's
hour eievetQg and svychhoerd sefvies.
MoumousS!e = ssa'aAns A1tssHlcaa az 81. NV
Evening star., 1933-07-31
EFAD OF STATIONERY
AT ONCE

At ONCE
Large corporation. expanding, has open
inc for -nan who is carefully looking about
to better his position permanently; safes
experience helpful but not essential; POSI-
IN Advancement to executive position: give
phone number. Address BOX o4-A. star
Evening star., 1933-07-31

Persons advertising for Situations
Wanted" are harmed to exercise
careful investigation OF persons OFFER
ING positions ,Dhere cash deposits are
reouired tn Sec1re euDlOU1uent
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HEAD OF STOCK
STATIONERY DEPT.

I S1AI IUNEKY DEF I.
This is a position for young
women of ability and experience
b stationery and social engrav-
M. Address Box l55-Z. Star
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S35 90 1919 q OT. NV
for two. NE. 1880, Apt. 70S.
Married couple or two young ladies
room apartment in modern hotel BUILDING
With two oeaer young women. Large. nicely
efn exposure and croes ventilation. Apart
mert can Be seen at any time. Apply at desk.
Monmouth. 1919 q St. NV.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

W1sEINGToN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CUL..
tureMNight and day classes; all phases OF
obtained. 1917 st. NV
TTO iFssONS FOR PERMIT; EASY PARK;
j1e. clutch control; cars furnished ca Can
s.Sld Reliable (white). FOSTER ME- no''
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1926 10th ST NV
and 2 rooms with bath; also broom, bay
window apt. and ! rm.. kitchenette, bath.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY. APARTMENT HOTEL,
goth and SITS n.w:-I room. kit. bath. com
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD NEAR 10th
Lovely l. and r.. hall. dress r.. din. L.,
b: exp; newly dec: Frigidaire; S37 so to
S65. Must see to appreciate. AID. 1882.
Evening star., 1933-07-31

FILIPINO wishes position as butler. chauf-
feur. cook and houseman in private family
North 242S L.
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LIVE STOCK AID CATTLE.
GATED RIDING HORSE, not over
Z us. old; mare preferred... WQ. q. WAL
HoS6s, Nd. rhone 1oo1eGv1lle 81sEs0s g
Evening star., 1933-07-31

ATTENDANT male: hospital expe-
rience; free TO travel: moderate terms; char
acter reference Shepherd 2102-W.
Evening star., 1933-11-30

Jones, Miss Jean Kirkwood, Miss Leah
Macarthur, Miss Helen Mitchell, Miss
Esther Nelson, Miss Mary Perrin, Miss
Dorothy Porterfield and Miss Mary
Louise Yauck
All fraternities will entertain their
alumni and active members tomorrow
night following the homecoming rally
which will take place in the Central
High School Auditorium, and will serve
buffet suppers after the George Wash
ington-Kansas foot ball game Saturday.
Saturday evening formal dinner will
be given at the Willard Hotel in honor
of both teams. followed by the ball.
The Washington Club of Georgetown
University will inaugurate its social sea-
son tomorrow evening at 10 o'clock with
its annual Thanksgiving dance. The
Wardman Park Hotel has been selected
by committee under the direction Of
Mr.. Jack Kelly, president Of the club.
Many Of Georgetown's local alumni, as
well as those now attending the uni
versity, are expected to be present. This
club Is the only organization of local
Georgetown men.
DR.. George Tully Vaughan will en-
tertain at dinner Monday evening In
when his guests will be members Of the
council of the Order of Washington, of
which he Is commander. The meeting
will be held in the home Of DR..
Vaughan. President Roosevelt is one
of the vice commanders of the order,
having been a compatriot of the order
for many years. The Chief Executive
gave the principal address at the an
nual banquet Of the order in 1916. while
he was Assistant Secretary of the Navy,
when the late Rear Admiral Charles
Herbert Stockton was commander.
The order Is composed Of descendants
Of the founders of the Nation, and the
officers in addition to DR.. VAUGHAN are
Maj. Edward Erskine Hume, Howard P.
Wright, DR.. Thomas j. w. Brown and
Daniel Smith Gordon, vice command
ers: DR.. Joseph G. B. Bulloch, chan
the Supreme Court, Philadelphia, and
Maj. William Lee Hart, vice chancellors.
Also Mr.. Gordon Monges Ash of Fred
erick Md, historian Mr., Thomas
Campbell Washington, secretary: MAJ.
Amassa aa assistant ,Ssts
treasurer; Col. John w. Wright. judge
advocate, Col. William Mark Conrad,
registrar; DR.. William Washington
Vaughan. surgeon; Mr.. James McDon-
aid Stewart. master of ceremonies; Mr..
Lorenzo S. winslow, keeper of the seal:
Mr.. william Payne Meredith, marshal;
Mr.. Frank Parks, standard bearer; Col.
Charles Shepherd Bryan, assistant
standard bearer. and Rev. DR.. J. McIn-
tosh Eckard, chaplain.
Subscribers for the series of concerts
arranged by the Washington String
Quartet, the first program to be given
Monday afternoon in the Textile Mu-
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Festivities of Homecoming


Week at G. W. University
Many university notables and promi-
nent alumni will attend the George
Washington University homecoming ball
Saturday evening, in the ballroom of
the Willard Hotel. The president of
the university and Mrs Cloyd Heck
Marvin. the provost of the university
and Mrs. William Allen Bilbur, the pres
ident of the General Alumni Association
and Mrs. Daniel JeRay Borden, and
other academic officers will occupy
boxes, as will the various fraternity and
sorority chapters.
Members of the Floor Committee for
the ball are Mr.. James r. Kirkland, Mr..
Wendell Balm, Mr.. Gordon Sullivan, Mr..
William HelveStine, Mr.. Fred Steven
son, Mr.. John Madigan, Mr.. Joseph
DanzanSky and Mr. Theodore PierSon.
A feature of the ball will be the Omi-
cron Delta Kappa tap service, which
will take place at midnight. In this
ceremony five student leaders and one
faculty member who have been elected
to membership in the honorary activi-
ties fraternity are to be named. During
the intermission of the ball cup, given
by the General Alumni Association, will
be presented to the fraternity whose
chapter house has been adjudged the
most attractively decorated for home
coming. Miss Harriet Atwell will make
the presentation.
A number of other social events will
take place tomorrow and Saturday in
connection with the homecoming cele-
bration. Tomorrow afternoon returning
alumni will be received and registered
at Lambie House on the university
campus, where tea will be served. Del
phi, honorary intersorority society, is in
charge of this feature of the homecom-
ing program. Members who will assist
are Miss Florence Hedges, president;
Miss Louise Linkens, vice president;
Miss Mary Lee Watkins, secretary: Miss
Helen Jones. treasurer, and Miss Harriet
Atwell, Miss Amanda Chittum, Miss
Elsie Frances. Miss Julia Flick, Miss
Virginia Gummel, Miss Beatrice Hoff-
man, Miss Jane Hughes, Miss Helen
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wood, Mrs. John Small and Miss Din

Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Jones left
Tuesday for Florida, where they will
spend some time in Orlando. and con-
tinue leisurely motor trip through the
State before selecting their future
home Mr.. Jones retired from the Bu-
reau of Engraving and Printing the
first of october after 81 years Ct service
and they closed their home on Arkansas
avenue. On his retirement from the
Government, Mr.. Jones was presented
with a handsome travelling bag and
other remembrances, as well as an en-
bossed "Goodby" resolution from his
fellow workers.
Miss Louise Durant has closed her
apartment in the Farnsboro and Is at
Grays Hill Inn in Virginia over the
holiday and week end.
Miss Ruth Leonora Richardson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James A. S..
Richardson, was married to Mr.. Albert
Melvin Davis, son of Mrs Mary Davis,
Saturday evening, November 25. The
wedding took place in the home of the
brides parents at 1928 A street north
east, the Rev. DR.. H. M. Jones off,
c1at1ng.
The bride was becomingly attired In
cream satin gown with a corsage
bouquet of gardenias and lilies of the
valley. Miss Dorothy Jarrett attended
the bride and Mr.. George Davis acted
as the best man. Miss Mary Hoffman
played the wedding march.
The guests included Mrs Mary Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Richardson, Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Richardson, Mrs. F. B.
Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Nicholson,
Mr.. and Mrs Earn McKenney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford McKenney, Mr.. and Mrs
H. F. Clements, Mrs. H. T. Lint, Mr..
and Mrs. F. White, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Handy, jr.; DR.. and Mrs. c. Read, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Readfern, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Wade Mr..
Melvin Hammerdinger, Miss Beulah
Dellinger, Miss Dorothy Morris, Miss
Eva Miller, Miss Martha McMullen,
Miss Harriet Merlman and Mr.. Gerry
McGillcuddy.
Following a wedding trip to Atlantic
City, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will reside in
washington.
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Peters johnson, . reader Of note and
q member Of the Drama Guild. Other
features to be presented are Q play by
the Drama Department, directed by
Mrs. B. M. Coon, and q group Of songs
by the sextet Of the Music Department
of the club.
The Senate Daughters entertained 1T
luncheon at the Parrot Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ball Of jack
sonville, Fla, are passing several days
at the Carlton.
Evening star., 1933-11-30
BATTLES WITH BANDITS
James n. MeGraw, 76-Year-old

Publisher, 0verpowered by Two.
NEW YORK, November 80 @-
James H. McGraw, 76-year-old senior
partner in the McGraw-Hin Publishing
Co., grappled yesterday with two bandits
but was overpowered and robbed Of
500.
The robbery was committed in . wash
room In McGraw's Office building, where
his assailants threatened to beat the
aged publisher with hammer wrapped
in a towel
McGraw warded of q blow at his
head but slipped and fell. He was
found tied to plumbing fixtures by a
porter. The men escaped.
Evening star., 1933-11-30
SOCIETY
(continued From Third Page.l

New York City, wife Of Maj. Gen. Riv-
ers. u S. A., who was at one time COM
nandant at Fort Myer. Va. Today they
will attend the foot ball game between
the University of North Carolina and
Virginia and will be guests OF President
Frank P. Graham of the University OF
North Carolina. Mrs. Rivers will spend
the early Winter with Mrs. Arlington
III her home In Warrenton.
Evening star., 1933-11-30

scum, include the Ambassador Of Ger
many and his daughter, Fraulein
Luther: Mrs. Harry P. Huse. Mrs. Guy
v. Henry. Mrs. U: s. Grant. Sd: Mrs.
John H. Gibbons, Mrs. Hiram Bingham.
bold, Mrs. Daniel Borden, Mrs. Charles
J. Bell, Mrs. j. Davis Brodhead, Mrs
Eugene Byrnes. Mrs. Frederick s.
Coolidge, Mrs. vinton Chaplin: Col.
Wade H. Cooper. Mrs, G. Phelps Dodge,
Mrs. Carl A. Droop, Mrs. Tracy Dows,
Mrs. Joseph E. Davies, Mrs. Charles w.
Fairfax, Mrs. John w. Gulick, Mrs.
Perry s. Heath, Mrs. Walter Bruce
Howe, Mrs. Stokes Halkett. Mrs. Nc
Cook Knox. Mrs. Irwin B. Laughlin,
Mrs. Robert T. Lincoln, Mr.. Lynch
Luquer, Mr.. Karl Langenbeck, Mrs.
H. M. Myers, Mrs. Eugene Myer, Mrs.
George Hewitt Myer, Mrs. Frederic
D. McKenney. the Misses Mellon. Miss
Bertha Noyes, Mrs. John L. Proctor,
Mrs Edwin B. Parker, Mrs. Edwards
Shouse, Mrs. Francis Martin Savage,
Mrs George Shiras, Sd; Miss Frances
Sortwell, Mrs. John Turrentine, Mrs.
Horace Washington and Mrs. j. Mar
win Wright.
Several noted guest artists will ap-
pear on the program at the December
meeting of the Takoma Park Women's
Club, to be held in the Maryland School
auditorium, at Philadelphia and Cedar
avenues, Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
including Miss Mary Apple, contralto;
Mr.. A. M. Tabbutt. baritone: Mrs. G.
r. Chase, violinist, and Mrs. Grace
Evening star., 1933-11-30

Miss Louise Durant has closed her
apartment in the Farnsboro and is at
Grays Hill Inn in Virginia over the
holiday and week end.
Evening star., 1933-11-30

Subscribers for the series of concerts
arranged by the Washington String
Quartet, the first program to be given
Monday afternoon in the Textile Mu-
Evening star., 1933-11-30

Mr.. Christian F. Jacobsen announces
the engagement of his daughter, Mary
Jeane. to Mr.. Robert F. Bourne, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis L. Bourne.
Evening star., 1933-09-08
E1RLOY1KNT AG4NCIE0.

"cAIL Do1EsTTC." DE. 2zI0, 1878 976
81. for cooks, g.h.W.. Mattresses, coupler
1anitors, day workers. No charge
RuPHER's EXCHANdE has COOKS, maid5.
investigated. DE 1851. 1887 11th st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-09-08

Ncu1UIe IISVSI 00te1us
l101 14th, u. NV. PHONE NJ. 1920.
c.sr ds'iz ssr 4ssnes, ss 4,sssei .. VIZ s.:
Chicago. .S0pn:s.'.s g. sass;.s as:..'' 1.sss's: .ss't
I.iysts ssdsns dsily; IsssonA SsTvaes.
CHICAGO, $500 sss,,..! daily !. = e :il y
rates. LOGAN HOTEL. NortS allQ.
CHICAGO Ss.0o-AtIanta, Miami: Los
~. S.' AngeIss. snd al points ds!tls.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

fUTO DRIVING LESSoNe LlCINeED.
mn men; any hour. anywhere; your or our
IN; eau any time. Adams 3z6Q.
[UTO LESSONS FOR PIRMTr EAsY PARK:
n. clutch control: cars Furnished. Call
6d1d Reliable" fvhite). FO0113. Ne. 1909.
67I7fNd TAUGHT oUfQELY N q 1&{E6,
sis Sssssfsd; ivhissS. GASH " ios$.W'
Evening star., 1933-09-08
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
a!l such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona ide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care of
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tissrs on presentation Of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1933-09-08

~ 4,.:: sDAhh he1 ,ssaIoi.:e ssnaI.s; if.s vss E
inG, ride control: motor pef1eet; tire0, TOP
and upholstery IN ne eondatien; loof3 9nd
ton Cadtllas con-. 11ss Conn. ~. DIS
Evening star., 1933-09-08

tour through shenandoah Veilsy. Xnoxville,
Mashvills. Muscle snoal.. Atlantis. 1ast and
Arrow car; accommodation for ; persons;
reasonable rate. Address Boz 484-A. star
once.
PRiyMa oFIoAoo o 6,,s! sATUK22A1. :, UK2!AA1 THAvIL
share exp.; ref: Cal DE. 2284-J.
BUSINESS MAN DRIVING COLUGBUs.
Ohio. Saturday morning. returntng Monday,
North 6436.
oME FEAT. e 81. sARNEyAsx. Nys .ss.,eaR g ,G 9R t2H ~
NIAASA0O, WEST. al points IN q. ..
q. .. Travel Bureau. 1871 p. Ave. Nh. 741l.
Evening star., 1933-09-08
PR RSONAIs

IA. ~. " sssiE .s s':aRs :ass g ;ss'sa g g
fegula1 line 4ato.
! asss3|s$S;al7zsd's'' &; = M a16 ~! I!
Evening star., 1933-09-08
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
(Continued.)

BEAUTY CULTURE.
w'ten's orisinsi Lsrsssts finest sssool.'
ALI. PRICES ADVANCE sEPT. is.
s,s 1etS S4 8: Nv n A. ssst M ps & q. zss E:ss NV.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
500 Complete Courss (yncl. Tools). S7S
Nh ,sds snfens6 es52re espS
1oos sss sssozSI as2Is 14s.ssr 81 s1Ssa4 Sai4s,SSso CULTURE
CIVIL SERVICE COURSES.
SPEED pICrATIoN FOR gTRsoQRAlH1o
Courses in stem, typ. math., Eng. and Civil
Service subjects. The Civil service Prepara-
tory School L. Adolph Richards, N. A.. II. g.,
Principal, 529 18th st. NV. NE 1897. .
MONEY TALKS
TO thinking people: Another former stu
Bogds as p1a.t. % s
ropean country. and he left Tor Europe Europe few
weeks ago.. Anothsr-"In school ~ days,
without previous business training. placed
= stenographer. $3.50 week" Anothel-
I'm I'm school 9 weeks: placed $3.50 month"
vorkins in various Government depsrtmsnts,
with Senators. Oongressmsn- Over so 4
HHr 1ieF al9Hs 4%s Rlessd 4 1o CsDi:ol # PAIs 70
AL seeretartel and business subJscts. 0ree9
and BOYD shorthand. Touch typing, %-8
= fast IS human speech. fo.,tion susfSn:
ted graduatss. New ela(sse Monday. 4oyd
Nst. Is years.. n. 4. <. " ' ~'-o'
Evening star., 1933-09-08
PERSONAL.

81 H2os. 7S.1STaTT IA 9ss5 s' S1a 5So.,s!5;
ssicEs ssaies ssspooa 8 g e de NJ fs sessS
ias K 8: sGssss s 30 30
& 's sr!ss sat GSoSs sSns' tss :
natsament.. n ass tessis 81 sodss. y so 5:0a
method, fesults sdsetive icF. . htstina g
WV &S&Esdk RssdS1 isss sIuSslsl Isl sSsSlslia DIR so
lady wIsH1s CARNyL AUTO DRIykN
ssS Gc 6ssz sssE'' VIII D.' 50 per week. fe:n' iS:
NURSE Will CARE ron CONVAIE0CENT0
ssssea ses' e Rone X nsv hss :ss ssss at.
g nssa psHa 3 .. T sHss s.y n1ss s;e.5e s. e
pss hish pnes. The oss.tsr u. y: y
sss s6: isTs = % :: S %Sss. !: s7s: Essis: b.!
sss s::s Z as! s e:A 81: sH &: a:s r. % s n
hrs o.. 18th. corner 0hapin nv: 90: 0z32,
ses g ss ,sS ,sssSs y how " d e e
s; sSs & 81. Service:
IsI 5NIYAa5 9{a1.,. s4E1 y IN FUFfSh5 .1d 81 .
bed set, desk. tables, chairs. Glider, rugS.
mirrors. pictures linens. silver. outboard
in lobby.
EFTTCIENT NURSES HAVING QUIET,
attractive home. offer room. board. care
two elderly people or invalids. eHsphsrd
THE TOWU CLUB. OOlPRIaED OF CON.
genial crowd Of young men and women and
you4ser married set. now eccepttnS limited
riding and swimming. roI interview. call
90. 1927 evenings. Sundays.
B19T .CARE OWN AGED AlD CHRo0lo
tIeZ seEviee: Ap. $3.50:
YOUNQO MODERN KnND4N0ARTIN FOR
children s to 6 yrs.; Ideally located In Rock
Evening star., 1933-09-08
INSTRUMENTATION.

WUEX9-EM0HT o6 DH LUZ PHAEf6N,
3sssa-N1s IT,; ,Sw .2ssssss. snd Y gosd s
~. ~ ID :. 6sssz 3 Sss1 ss,sstSsoS s A.
Evening star., 1933-04-01
CLEARING SALE.

Cadillac. second series. 6.wire-wheel de
luxe sedan: looks and runs like new; S375.
Chrysler rs, 1929 6-wire- wheel de luxe
rouadster: rumble seat; s199. Chevrolet
Biz g.
1929 coupe; rumble seat; S145.. Chrysler
1923 roadster. with rumble seat. perfect;
S145. Ford 1929 tudor sedan, like new,
Chsyrolst 1922 2.doer sedan: sl25. Jordan
notes. s55. Erskine 1920 sedan; good look
Ing; s1S. Buick Master 8 2-door sedan.
Die seats, s45 each Packard 6 7-pass. Sc
dan, 500. wills St, Clair roadster with
rumble seat S35. Whippet 1929 sedan. SIS
EOBERT HERSONS AUTO EXCHANGE.
72 Florida Ave. NE.
Evening star., 1933-04-01
SALE-AuTnMORHES

AUTOMOBILES at Weschler's auto auction,
92S H ST. NV, every Wednesday and Satur-
day. 10 am. Usually good assortment.
Evening star., 1933-04-01
MAKE MORE MONEY

for radio work 100000 radio sets in
Washington offer thousands of servicing Jobs
Many trained men make S35 to $50 weekly
Many make So to SIS a week in spare time
while learning. Tuition reasonable. Free
64-page catalogue. Phone Mr.. Luher, De-
catur 2456, or write National Radio Insti-
tute. Dept. 3 D. E. = Washington, D. C.
Evening star., 1933-04-01
HELP--DOMESTIC.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CUL-
ture. Night and day classes. Positions OBJ
tanned. 225 National Press Bldg. Met. 1923.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
CULTURE. Inc. CEstab. 1919, W'ton's orig-
inal, largest and finest equipped school.
14th st. NV. Met. 777s.
REVIEW CLASSES IN PrTTMAN SHORT
hand now beginning at Temple School, 1920
x st. Ma. 32hS.
Evening star., 1933-04-01
sALE-AUToMoBTLEs.


AUBURN 1882 SEDAN, S155 down. S35 per
mo-: wire wheels, free wheeling. Al tires;
excellent; guaranteed. Warrington Motor
Co. 2O35 18th NV.
500. H. o. B.. Room III. Natl. 1920.
AUBURN 1929 SEDAN. S35 down, SI7.50
Psf ma A Motor ce co
2O35 18th NV.
AUBURN-l932 custom s-I00A coupe; very
little ID used excellent conditi@Np; @ dual ratio;
caamplan tS5ms tEsds s. de ef 5o5d Butler Inc 2l'0
AUBURN 1880 CABRIOLET, $40. down,
new tires; guaranteed. Warrington Motor
Co. 2035 17th NV.
BUICK4-door sedan, 1881; model No; 81;
same ra as 9eH low niease sS5o
rage. 202l 18th st. NV
BUICK COUPE, MARQUETTE TYPE. 1890
Perfectly wonderful condition. Runs fine;
excellent care; falling health S225 cash.
BUICK BROUGHAM. 5-PAssENGER MAS
excellent; Si35. owner at 1920 Window
pl. NV. Call Saturday pm, or any time
BUICK COACH, 1928; this car has had un-
usually good care from original owner; dark
green finish. spotless upholstery motor quiet.
very good tires; only 81 70; easy terms. Po-
hanka Service. 1126 Goth st. NV. Di 2l41.
I rubber; finish excellent: reduced to $3.50.
Parkway Motors. 3o40 NJ st. NV.
BUICK SEDAN. I'D, 192S-To be sold for
owner; $50. Nolan. I'LL 18th St; never
! EUICK-l930 de luxe coupe; Philco radio
/ air horn; lots Of extras; perfect; 90-day
/ guarantee. Robert Herson's Auto Ex-
| change. 72 Florida ave. ne.
| BUICK SPECIAL SEDAN. 1882, model 81;
8 wire wheels; motor, paint, upholstery and
| tires exactly like new; very low mileage.
callan Motors. Inc. 1929 N st. NV.
BUICK-MARQUETTE 1880 COUPE, S35
| down. $40 per mo-; locks good. runs good
! guaranteed so days; rumble seat. Warning
ton Motor Co.. 2035 18th NV.
Evening star., 1933-04-01
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