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Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-05
CITY COUNCIL TO DISCUSS
BEER SITUATION TONIGHT

With interest in the question
throughout the city at almost fe-
yer pitch the city council will meet
at 7:30 o'clock this evening to dis
cuSs and determine what is to be
done with the beer situation so far
as it fleets Ell Centre. At a special
| meeting OF the council held last
week the present city ordinance re-
lative to the alcoholic content per-
mitted in beverages offered for pub
lie sale was amended to conform
with the standard recently deter
mined by federal law.
The task before the city council
tonight, however, is one which has
greater difficulty and must be de-
termined before Friday of this week
at which time the law recently
signed by President Roosevelt be-
comes effective and 80 beer will
be allowable for sale and consump-
ton throughout the country.
The council must determine the
answers to the following questions:
Who will sell the beer?-Where will
it be sold?-Under what conditions
will it be sold?-And, finally, what
amount of revenue will be derived
by the city from this sale of beer
within the city limits?
1t is the frank opinion of many
interested persons that it will be
no easy task for the council to de-
termine the correct answers to
these questions and for that reason
large audience will be present in
the council chambers tonight, many
of whom will be called upon by the
board to aid in the discussion.
A special meeting was held last
night by members of the local hotel
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-05
Farm Bureau To
Meet On Saturday

Farm bureau directors, leaders,
home department chairmen will
meet Saturday at 1:30 in the court
house to plan a membership drive,
H. H. Morrell, organization man.
ager for the California Farm Bu-
reau Federation, will meet with the
group and help them in their plans.
Saturday morning members of
the committee appointed to draw
up new method of electing direc-
tors at large will meet and will
present their report at this meet
ing Saturday afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-05
Expect British Premier to Visit u. S. Soon
ROLPH LIKELY
To GET BEER
BILL TONIGHT

SACRAMENTO, April 5. U.P)
Legislators raced against time
today in AIN effort to rush
through beer legislation before
3.2 beer becomes legal, thus
saving the state thousands of
dollars in revenue.
Aware that rivers of beer will
flow from breweries Friday un-
taxed by the state unless the
legislation is enacted, the sub
committee of the assembly
committee on revenue and tax
alton finally reached an agree
ment today on tax of 62 cents
a barrel.
This taxation proposal, along
with regulatory measures, will
be submitted to the full COM
mittee later in the day. Prompt
approval was anticipated. An
attempt will be made to rush
the bill through both houses to
the governor before nightfall.
Legislative leaders pointed
out the state stood to lose hea-
Willy unless the legislature acts
promptly. Friday will witness
vast shipments leaving brew
cries which would be tax-free
unless the bill is signed by the
governor before that date.
The beer legislation as now
drawn provides for retention of
local option but limitation OF
city and county taxes on beer.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-05
Infants Body
Found In Canal

Mystery surrounds the discovery
of the body of a three days old
white baby girl near a headgate in
the Trifolium canal about six miles
northwest of Brawley, late yester-
day afternoon according to infor-
nation received from the coro-
ner's office this morning.
The body was found by a fisher
man who Immediately notified the
authorities. Harold Gillett of the
Sheriff's office IS investigating the
case.
From the condition of the body
1t is estimated that the child had
been in the canal from three to
four days before being found and
to the present all efforts at estab-
fishing its identity have been un-
availing.
The water had been let out of
the headgate at the point where
the body was found.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-05
Call NeU Venire
In Estes Case

Attorneys in the trial of w. E.
Estes, charged with the murder of
Sam Stanley near Holtville on
March 8, continued their task of
empaneling a jury this morning af-
ter a recess had been declared yes
terday afternoon. At that time the
existing venire had been exhausted
and a new roster OF jurymen had
to be secured.
1t is expected that the jury will
be chosen some time this afternoon
after which the trial will proceed.
District Attorney Elmer Heald is
conducting the case against Estes
for the state, while Lee Nuffer is
appearing for the defendant. Judge
Vaughn Thompson is presiding.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-05
HOUSE VOTES
AKRON PROBE

WASHINGTON, April 5. U.P)-
The house naval affairs committee
today voted unanimously for a
thorough investigation of the Ak
ron disaster which would include
the past history of the navy dirig-
ible and rurhors of sabotage during
its construction.
The inquiry will be conducted by
the naval affairs subcommittee on
aeronautics. The crash of the nom
rigid blimp J-3 during Akron res
cue work also will be investigated.
Chairman Delaney, Dem, N. Y,
of the subcommittee said it had
not been decided whether the in
quiry will be held at Lakehurst or
Washington.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-05
Child Suruiues
RotfIer's Bite

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, April S
lU.P-Patricia Boen, 3 years old
who tried to pet rattlesnake yes
terday, was reported resting quiet
ly today by attendants of the San
Joaquin hospital.
The child stretched forth her
tiny hind to stroke the mice snake
as it lay coiled and ready to strike
in the yard of her parents noun
tain home in the Woody district.
The snake struck the little girl
in the right hand, deeply imbed-
ding its fangs.
Physicians said that prompt ac-
ton on the part of the parents in
bleeding the bite and applying a
tourniquet probably saved the
child's life. She was given an anti
venom injection upon arrival at
the hospital
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-05
Convicted Men
Ask Probation

G. Patterson was found guilty of
burglary and j. Pemberton of dis
posing of stolen property by jury
in Judge McPherrin's department
of superior court, late yesterday
afternoon.
Immediately after the verdict had
been read an application for pro-
baton was introduced. A hearing
on this will be held next week.
Both men had been charged joint
ly on the two counts in the indict-
ment.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-05
Allison Departs
To SerUe Term

LOS ANGELES, April 5. <U.PJ-
Charles F. Allison, one of the two
mail fraud defendants convicted in
the American Mortgage corpora
tion collapse, was enroute to the
federal penitentiary at Mcneil Is
land, Washington, today.
Unsuccessful attempts were made
by Allison, who is appealing from
jury verdict in the United States
district court late yesterday to COM
plete the filing OF his appeal bond
of $4,000. Federal officials were
unable to check the value of his
real estate bond.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-05
WILL DISCUSS
ADJUSTMENT
ON WAR Debt
Macdonald Expected To Leave
England For Washington Early
Next Week.
HAS DOUBLE OBJECTIVE
Trade Relations Also On Pro-
gram For Conference With
President Roosevelt.
BY JOSEPH II. BAIRD

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Prime
Minister MacDonald's decision to
come to Washington revealed to the
United Press by authoritative Lon
don sources, is expected not only
to speed British-American debt re-
vision negotiations but to clear
away obstacles in the way of early
conVening of the world economic
conference.
1t is hoped the conference can
begin early in June, probably in
London.
Official confirmation of Mac
Donald'S plan 20 sail for Washing
ton next week could not be OBJ
tained Immediately, but it-was said
in Informed quarters that it had
been expected for several weeks
that he would come here at some
stage of the debt, disarmament and
economic negotiations.
ut was considered likely that ar
Judgements for MacDonald's visit
were made by Norman H. Davis,
American diplomat who has just
left London after several days con-
ferences.
1t may not have been necessary
to extend to Macdonald a formal
invitation to come to Washington,
as the United States two months
ago advised Britain it would be
glad to receive British statesmen
for debt discussions any time after
March 4.
When British Ambassador Lind
say visited President Roosevelt at
Warm Springs shortly before his
inauguration, Mr.. Roosevelt gave
added assurances that he would be
glad to have Macdonald come here
for conferences.
The United States and Britain
are understood to have agreed on
the urgency of the world economic
conference.
The British are understood to be
especially anxious to have the con-
ference convene before their June
15 war debt payment comes due
There is no probability that a
final debt revision can be made be-
fore that date. But the British are
said to feel that it will be easier
to obtain moratorium from the
United States on their June pay
ment if the conference, where AM
erica will be seeking certain con-
cessionS from Britain, is under way
when the request for postponement
is made.
PARIS, April 5. (U.Pl - Norman
Davis, ambassador at large con-
Quoting the new American admin
istrations first major excursion in
diplomacy went into conference
with Premier Edouard Daladier to-
day determined to keep out of pit
falls which some observers thought
had been prepared for him by the
French with the apparent collabor-
alton of the British.
Davis was prepared to repeat
Americas insistence that if pro-
jected preliminary meeting of the
powers is held in Washington be-
fore the world economic confer
ence, discussion of debts must be
avoided as long as present trade
barriers exist.
The French, like the British, want
to send experts to Washington oS-
tensibly to prepare for the London
economic conference, but actually
to push for reduction of the debts
owed America by European powers.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-05
DRASTIC SLASH PROVIDED IN STATES BUDGET
0yER!!S}!s'tR'

BEVERLY HILLS, April 4.
(SpeciaD-This is a bad time
to suggest a raise in salary for
anybody, but there is one job
that Roosevelt has created and
the fellow who is doing it is
underpaid, no matter what they
pay him.
That's the fellow that carries
the messages from the White
House to congress. There is a
guy that Roosevelt is running
ragged. And when he sends a
message to congress, it STAYS
sent"
Well, beer will be here Friday
with the politician replacing
the bootlegger.
Yours,
Mk& R1~<
0ls,s ksNausht syndtsats. lac
Evening star., 1933-01-04
PERSONAL.
The rate under heading of Personal
is 3 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.

tesulaI ilue Edte'
MONEY ADVANCED ON WATCHES. DIA-
sSi isS nw syst Ns
AND pTces E AT R
guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman at
tendants to care for your, every want PEG;
pies pc Drug Store No. 2. sos 7th st. NV. and
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN
and School Of Dancing. 1922 Mass: ave. NV,
ier children and over: hours. $3.50 to $50;
TRAINED NURSE. KIND. SYMPATHETIC.
physician's reference: NORTH I5S7-J.
FLOORS CLEANED AND WAxED : 9xi2
&c eenss co aS9 s1s windows 'eaned best
REDUCE. SWEDISH METHODS; RELAXA::
ton; grad lady operator. sos 10th NV. 3rd
nr. Hotel and residence appts. Daily. 9 to g.
Ro c.ss : M0s Fafs e esh.nds sAda h
fas.% 'hi re Esarfs s. vsys IySs '9a
RUTH MoLLoHAN. formerly with Madam
Ash, 1011 H ST. NV. Dist. 1855.
GERMAN LADY, YOUNG. INTELLIGENT;
massagsr ma a OF sxpessience' or to one sick per-
LADIES. MAKE MONEY m YOUR SPARE
+ st.. Room 8o7. '''O"
noyers. party fsyors and crafts at Noel
ssn ns sfGR 9a $50 ixs
merly with E. J. Erwin Phone Nat. 1882.
REMODEL. INCREASE VALUE AND CON-
m saSs e aPs and Yo '2si I
problems to "Relable Builder" Nat. 1920.
pREssMAKER-sToUT FIGURES PER;
fectly fitted: alterations q speciality; old
Pot. 5ssss. 'O"'' ''A'D 1870 0OA"' ave-
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SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

FORD 1881 CouPEs, sEDANs; several 1929
roadsters and Tudor models. Small cars
of this type are hard to find. Special effort
SATISFIED with the, low prices. fine, appear
ss sDSssiaS dHatns as Month
FORD VICTORIA, l932-Drlyen $500
miles equal to new In every way; nearly
3 3, Rg5isr Inc $i5s ohsmaDiaans aSa s'. s. hT. I'VE
FORD COUPE. 1929-Tf you are buying
transportation, here it is for sos At Cher
ner's. 1871 Fla. ave. NV.
FORD TUDOR, 1931-This car was actually
driven less than $500 miles; 1t is in beauti-
ful condition both inside and outside. See
It for S265 at Cherner. 1881 Fla. ave. NV.
GRAHAM 1881 sEDAN-Repainted, new tires,
Ssrgain $@sS terms RHo0 1sso $50
Park I'd. Adams 1O202
GRAHAM 1882 DIAMOND TAxI-Just like
little a sady to srm go to 0EE Mofd
3 to II New York ave. ne.
HUDSONS, HUDSONS = Reconditioned and
Al Al every way; good tires; guaranteed.
1899 1899 coaeh sR s5S s55SS down. down. 5 S$5 per per
l93S l93S 2 Sedan, $50 down, S21 per mo-; two
rnSoS rs9s Maor s35 d9Tn Sg s15 per mo- War
HUPMoBILE COUPE, 1926 wire wheels
&c luxe equipped; this car is absolutely per-
feet and can arrange terms; only Si5 down
century Motor Go 1885 sS ssnss
North e232. ~ LOW 'H o." Nv"
LA SALE SPORT sEDAN-Just Ike brand
ssS 5sSs.W! ssf' must SELL $685. Owner Adams
LINCoLNs--Late 1882 VS. 7-passenser se-
company ofncials; low mileage; unusual G care; W
terms. Address Box 279-D, Star ONCE. . -
OAKLAND 1928 COUPE-very good condi-
tion new battery. good tires: must sell at
once: S45. Owner. Adams 06S7.
S55 down, s1e per mo; = real value; Al
c9ndislon; co. nnaR ,s ,gussrsnteed WARRINGTON Motor
0LDS r1,1s,. 1922 . De LUXE COUPE S-cylinder
beautiful two-tone brown Duco, mohair up
Rbss,5s RGsssry THIS car is Ike new I. has free
8TsssOr mesb Tide
dual horns, 8 perfect tires. excellent s0-h.p
chesp at ss b aus Sst and
plain st. NV. Col. $3.50.
PACKARD 8 SEDAN 1928; excellent condi-
Hn consider ery oeq n must SELL
PLYMOUTH. SEDANsLTwo very ine cars
that are only slightly used and carry full
new-car guarantees. Late 1881 for S295
Blanton Motor Co. . to II New V York * awe. I'VE.
ne. Open sunday
PLYMOUTH SIX COUPE, with rumble seat
for sale BY owner. .S549 cash. or terms to
responsible party; been driven 200 miles
save S12l; fully equipped. Telephone Dis
hours for Mr.. Boucher. &c
sTUDEBAKER PRESIDENT SEDAN, light;
perfect condition. 8 wire spares, new
trunk and Winter front; will sacrifice, 3Il0
34th st. NV. Cleveland PARK ''' '--0
WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN. 1928, formerly
owned by prominent member OF Congress
Motor quiet and powerful; beautiful tan fin-
ISM upholstery, clean and perfect; good rub
used-car price. Only S165. $50 down, bal.
easy. Owens Motor Co. 6323 Ga. ave
Evening star., 1933-01-04
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES at Wescnler's auto auction
g2S II st. NV. every Wednesday and Satur-
day. 10 am. Usually good assortment.
Evening star., 1933-01-04


CONTRACT BRIDGE-CERTIFIED TEACH
ar 1853 Euclid st. NV. Phone Ad 10462,
Mrs. D. E. STEPHAN.
MAKE MONEY, ENJOY LIFE. WORK. TO
Win today. play safe take the UNUSUAL
course Boyd methods have been tested and
sya -s sTe
Boyd d-trained once workers win today, as
they have for the past 16 years. Cogrsss
i to 10 months. Inquire BOYD SCHOOL,
1888 F st. Nat. 2340.
sEORTHAND-pRTvAT LESSONS, pIcTA-
303 woodward Bldg, after pm, Phone
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS; LICENSED
white men; any hour, anywhere, call any
AUTO Lessons FOR EASY PARKING.
clutch centroi; cars furnished: permit IN
structlon euarenteed. Foster, Me. 1903.
CONTACT sTuDIo { BRIDGE sI 81 CLUB: sI dS4l
Club activities. Duplicate. Open play.
FRENCH-PRIVATB LESSONS, TUTORING;
reduced rates. 145o Girard st. NV. Col
S194-J. Y.
INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST
fhorough course in switchboard operating is
best. oxford Bldg., 14th and N. x. ave.
AUTO LESSONS - RELIABLE WHITE IN
@ruetors; any hours; cars furnished: par6ing
fpr tests; permits procured Noel. En- 1gz0.
GIRLSl BEAUTY CULTURE.
Quick, Modern Methods Taught.
1oqs Discount II enrolled this month.
Modern School of Beauty Culture
657 Earle Theater Building.
CONTRACT BRIDGE.
Experienced Teacher-culbertson Method.
MRS. FICKLEN, Col 2025. 81
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sALE-AUT0 TRUCKS.

= NFW0Nk1s
(C0ntinued)
FORD PANEL DELIVERY, 1920; a CherneT.
ICED panel delivery used by q typewriter con.
csrn; 1t has never had hard days work:
S175. Cherner. 1871 Fla. ave.
SACRIFICE LATE 1892 FORD, IM-TON
standard stake body, dual wheels, long wheel
base. fully equipped. Ike new; cash or easy
terms Phone Met. 411I.
FORD AND CHEVROLET TRUCKs-We hav.
all models end types on hand; reconditioned
and are guaranteed; priced from 500 VI
Cherner, 1851 Fla. ave. NV.
TRUCKS, TRUCKS, TRUCKS.
All Years and Types.
Choice Of is Panel Deliveries, 500 np.
STEUART, MOTOR co,
9th and New York Ave. NV.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Evening star., 1933-01-04
MOTOR TRAVEL

PRIVATE CARS ALL CITIES DAILY. CUT
rate bus tickets. o.. s.. TRAVEL BUREAU,
1921 Penna. Met. 74ll.
MOTHER & SON, AGED 6. WANT TRANS
dress BOX load. Star once.
NEW YORK, s42b: CUT-RATE BUS TICK
cts; private cars. Walker Exchange, Logan
Hotel. Logan Circle. on 18th. North Se43.
TRAVEL BY AUTO-sAVlE MONEY. GET
our approx prices. National Auto Travel
Bureau 14o1 Eye st.s Met 1857 a.
Evening star., 1933-01-04
WE WILL BUY YOUR
TAxICAB OWNERS LICENSE.
CITY CAB CORP,
1921 2lst ST. NV.

RooMING HOUSE. 18th and N; rooms:
rent rent $50, GOOD place to make expenses;
E. L. ELLIS, 906 10th st. NV.
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STTUATIoNS--MEN.

ADJUSTOR-Severai years successful exp.
with insurance companies and public utili-
ties. Address Box l07-D, Star once.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, for Temporary
work; excellent references. Shepherd 267i.
S'
BUTLER OR WAITER, colored, wants posi-
ton; neat; good references Phone Lincoln
1926, pm. until pm.
BUTLER and chauffeur, colored. neat ap-
pearing; city reterences; willing TO work
CHAUFFEUR, coiored. neat; very good ref
Gall West 0556-J. 30
CHEF. experienced In pastry and baking.
desires position in hotel. restaurant or pri-
vate family, North 1914.
6aTROPODIBT licensed), salesman, nurse,
companiort young; do anything. Call,
mar be able 70 I'LL need. DIE Pot. 0A6l. 9
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HELP-DoMESTIC.

CoLORED WOMAN living in Georsetown dis
trict, 3 hours work mornings. no Sundays:
50 80 week. Call before 4. cleY, 9104.
GENERAL HOUs1WORKER; references; stay
nishts; s5 per week. wisconsin 4154
GIRL, young. neat, not over %, wear size
80 apron, 10 work in soda and sandwich
shop; apply 3&0l Rhode Island ave. ne.
GIRL wanted. light housework; board and
$40 month; references. Cali Georgia 2slo.
HOUsEwoRKER. experienced, under 36;
city reference; must be clean, strong, GOOD
cook; stay rights. 1887 Chesapeake 81. NV.
WHITE GIRL TO care for child and help
with general housework; wages, SIS a week.
Address Box 2ss-D, Star ONCE e.
WOMAN, under as, for general housework
in country; stay nights; able to drive car;
81 weekly. Apply 1904 Irving st. NV.
WOMAN. white. not ever 40, gen house
work. cooking. care children; stay nights;
$25 month 632 ST. ne.
WOMAN, white or colored, general house
work, cooking, laundry; S25 month stay
niahts 2s06 39th ST. NV. Clev 464s
WOMAN. white, reliable, for general house
work. small family; room, board and small
wages. Walnut sbs9-J.
YOUNG WOMAN, colored. TO cook; house
work; experienced references; must stay
nights; do not phone. 500 st. ne.
Evening star., 1933-01-04

sALESMANAGER. live wire, for new selling
plan of merchandise; must be good organ
1Zcr 504 Chandler Bldg. ~
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RooMING HOUSE, downtown; 10 rooms;
rent. sos: price. $500; terms.
+. L. ELLIS, oO8 10th St. N.W.*
DOWNTOWN-LOW RENT.
Fine location for cafe or any other retail
line. 1924 K st. NV. Nat. 5437.
ROoMING HOUSE, corner 10th and Eye;
Il rooms; located perfectly for tea room;
$500 handles. Nat. 47s7.
+. l.. ELLIS, o08 10th St. N.W.*
Evening star., 1933-01-04

sALESMEN-we need two real honest work
ers to call on business men; an indispensable
service; big money and unlimited possibili-
ties; prospects furnished. Mr.. Allen, Col
Evening star., 1933-01-04
"a PAYING -RIISINESS y

"a PAYING BUSINESS"
ROoMING HOUSES BOARDING HOUSES.
ST02ES. CAFTTERIAS, GASOLINE STA
LOWEST PR1cEs-EAs1Esr TERMS.
SEE MIR. FOWLER,
500 F st. NV. Met. 630s. a.
ROOMINGs HOUSE, near Scott Circle; 9
rooms; rent, S55; ali rented, clean; $500
down payment. Nat. 47S7.
Z. L. ELLIS, o08 10th St. N.W.*
Evening star., 1933-01-04

SALESMAN. experienced In advertising. II
$5 day interests you, apply 326 11th st.
Sc, am. sharp.
Statesmen, 4, at once, for steady, profitable
work; car necessary. Apply 2449 18th st.
NV
Evening star., 1933-01-04

sALESMEN for "Carbon-Out." Start the
year with work; we have it; you can MAKE
q good income II you will really work; you
may sell wholesale or retail territory un-
limited; manufactured in the District; "a
oo0, 900 prospects in the Q. s. Tor our proo-
uct. Phone for appointment Columbia
1Ol0H ask for Mr. Siekeil.
Evening star., 1933-01-04

owned by prominent member OF Congress-
Motor quiet and powerful beautiful tan I'm
ish; upholstery clean and perfect; good rub
ber.. A beautiful. high-class car at small,
used-car price. Only S165 $50 down, bal
easy. Owens Motor Co., 6323 Ga. ave
Evening star., 1933-01-04
WANTED-SALESMEN.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

statesmen who can sell their friends new
product; excellent compensation. 610 Cnand-
Ter Bldg. g
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

COLORED BOYS, 2, want work after school;
drive car. or any kind Of work. North 1L4o.
MAINTENANCE MAN in once bldg or apt.
house. mechanic to following traces: SaI :
penter painting electrician, paperhanglng
and other things that are required IN once
bldgs. and apt. houses. Call silver Spring
Evening star., 1933-01-04
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP-WOMEN.

HELP-WOMEN.
MARCEL WAIVER and general operator. Ap-
ply Gabriel, 1919 Connecticut ave. NV.
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION has opening
for young woman over "a. an ef1cient. high
type Of person. qualified to meet public; no
canyas assing. Phone Nat. 5S63 for interview.
PRACTICAL NURSE and good cook, white
lady, refined. capable. pleasant. not over 40;
care for lady convalescing from operation
IN beautiful apartment; stay nights; S65
per month. Adams 256S for appointment.
g.
WHITE WOMAN, Catholic, to do light house
hold duties in exchange for room and board.
Address Box 296-D, star once.
WOMAN with experience ss fountain man
ager; must be 25 or over and have Al
reference. Apply manager, Federal Bake
Ehop, zoos = 81. NV.
YOUNG LADY for grocery store some knowl-
edge OF bookkeeping: help TO wait cn Gus
toners: references. 2237 Minnesota ave. Sc
YOUNG WOMEN for outside sales force;
permanent and profitable connections for
eompetentS; experience not essential, must
come well recommended. Day or eve, Rob-
ertS, l107 9th ST. NV
YOUNG WOMEN-Have positions for two
young women with college educations. pref
erabiy those with teaching experience. This
Is an opportunity for persons with proper
qualifications to earn $50 per week through
out 1888 Address Box 335-B, Star ofhce. .
Evening star., 1933-01-04

FORD 8 VICTORIA, I832-Driyen 2.50G
| miles; equal to new In every way; nearly
$500 of; now $500. rs other cars. Lee
Col $3.50
Evening star., 1933-01-04

FORD 81 VICTORIA Ia 5-pass sedan
coupe). used very little ard in excellent
condition: sacrifice, S235. Georgia 2495-J,
Evening star., 1933-01-04

CHEVROLET CABRIoLET, 1882. brand new;
only one on hand; beautiful maroon and
black Dueo finish; new-car warranty and
service, S585; terms; trade. Owens Motor
Evening star., 1933-01-04
SALE-MISCELLANEoUS.

COMMERCIAL FIREPROOP HEALEp ,SsAc "a,
reFe. 5Ox57 with loft. Mr. PARKER 1zSf
list St. ne. Phone Met. 4500.
Evening star., 1933-01-04

FORD 1881 CoUPEs. sEDANs; several 1929
roadsters and Tudor models. Small cars
of this type art hard to find. Special effort
has been made to make our Ford group an
Outstanding display. We are sure you'll be
satisfied with the low prices. fine appear
ance and real values as presented always,
Lee D Butler, Inc, 21b5 Champlain St.
Evening star., 1933-01-04

| FORDS, FORDS-Excellent every way and
look new: guaranteed. 1881 Tudor, $50
| down, $3.50 per mo-; 1880 Coupe, rumble
seat. S35 down, S1425 per mo. Warrington
Motor Car Co, 2O35 18th NV