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Statesmen.

We have openings for 2 sales
men to sell Westinghouse Elec-
trio refrigerators unique method
of securing prospects without
canvassing. Bonus to producers.
Apply Mr.. Grimstead, Edgar
; Morris Sales Co.. 736 18th st.
NV.
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SITIJATION-DONESTIC

YOUNG COLORED GIRL Southern neat
and refined. wants steady Job. Cook and
general housework. District 2953.
YOUNG WOMAN honest. reliable colored,
from N C.; reference; work any kind; gen.
eral housework. North 1907.
YOUNG woman, colored. desires to house,
keep for employed couple. Phone Potomac
1866 bet. 3 and pm.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

Vh1N i xLD-huLNx i D.
CHRISTMAS CARDs-seli parchments. etch-
free. Dunbar. New Brunswick. N. j.
WANTED-SALEsMEN.
TO meet select clientele. Very highest tvpe
man desired. Replies strictly confidential
Address Box l99-K, Star Office
CHRISTMAS greeting salespeople: sell one
time: sample book. also boxes. Plateless Co,
1905 Lucas, st. Louis Mo.
FEDERAL PIa4.Ev :,Is employees. part time. 70 sell
BLDG. 9th and D SIS. NV. .'' i0i' '"'''
MARVELLOUS INvFEIION--New match gives
On astinn ishts; Mntsh fas1 seller big profts Ever
MEN. to present high-class local brewery
STOCK; Apply Room l0l, Stewart Bldg. 9th
hemss sssfsks 9ses 5ny
Kristee Mis-, Box ia. Akron. f Ohio. d.
REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-Several wanted
at, at once. zee, with own cars to specialize in
1897 K t NV. Alter tS'ser IN. Monday. .0se 'f'
SALES MANAGER. with executive ability
capable OF organizing sales force for Mary
Teaured oa mer
0Lstilol INdtlOIdl bdUk Eoullulns
statesmen. experienced to sell draught
and bottle beer in Richmond. Va. area.
Give experience. age. phone number. etc.
and complete resume of your knowledge of
the beer business in your application. Ad-
dress Box l51-H. Star ONCE.
SALESMEN-New steel wool brush; retails
1Oc; attractive counter cards; big commits
sion for you and dealers: free sample. SAT-
T-Scour. 361 Superior. Dept. LS. Chicago.
statesmen t2). one to call on merchants
selling non-competitive article. The man
We employ should earn from SIS to 500 per
week Call Mr.. Martin for appointment.
to IL Monday Annapolis Hotel.
Statesmen wanted. promoting type; natural
qualifications as desirable as experience:
cash or surety bond required guaranteeing
return sample lire; especially desirable these
times Would 500 weekly COM interest you?
Have men making more than this. Mfgr.,
Box 1907. Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
SALESMEN.-Apex washers and ironers
To experienced men and women We pay
15fc commission Apply bet. and pm.
Jordan's, 18th and G SITS. NV.
So PROFIT or So sale build steady in
come; up to S25 daily easy: new plan pro-
lection at cost; all ages; no medical ex-
amina tions: not insurance: experience un-
necessary; outfit free. Provident Aid Society,
Dept. 27S. South Bend. Ind.
SALESMAN.
Nationally known manufacturer rated
AAA-l. desires clean-cut, aggressive sales
man for selling franchise consisting of
and several surrounding coun-
ties. Position permanent and highly profit
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Personal
Is 8 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
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MOTHERS.
pRE SCHOOL PLAY GPOI-l

SINUS TROUBLE 1BULLOCK S SYsTEMl-
Exercises immediate and continued doni-
tarrh. chronic head colds and hay fever
Free booklet sent upon request containing
information all persons should be familiar
Address NATIONAL LABORATORIES. 116.
Rnrn Irrnr,kIir, Strfinr Nrash n
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MAN general maintenance. for rooming
house; exp. in repairing refnishing furni-
ture; must have drivers license and know
the city. Address Box 266-K. Star ofice. 6'
MAN experienced in cutting auto glass.
Rc6ert Herson's Auto Exchange. - Fla.
Evening star., 1933-11-05

RESPONSIBLE PARTY WILL STORE
good grand piano in private home for light
use co 4l3g
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MAN. between is and 80. with D. c. drivers
permit. to work with manager. Apply 10
m. Monday. Room 1909. 1343 st. NV.
MAN, to sell used plumbing fixtures and
building materials on 25ec commission basis;
state experience and references. Address
Box 27S-K. Star Office
MAN. soda fountain. expert must have ref
erences and security. Call in person. In
vestment Phar.. 1901 X st. NV.
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CHRISTMAS CARDS-Seli parchments. etc
ings. folders; names gold embossed; highe
comm; no experience needed; sample bot
free. Dunbar, New Brunswick, N. ].
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced teach
er. Beginners: review: speed dictatlon. Prl-
vate lessons. Moderate rates. DECATUR $751;
SPECIAL PRICES ON TELEPHONE OPERAT-
ing lessons. private or class; short, easy les
sons. oxford BLDG. 18th st N Y.
AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMIT D. C.. MD.
and Va. easy parking: cars furnished. Call
"Old Reliable twhitej. FOSTER. ME. 1909.
WANTED-YOUNG MAN DESIRES TUTOR
for PittmaE Howard shorthand and busi-
ness English. Address Box l49K, Star Office.
MUSIC LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS. AT
very moderate PRICES. Inquire Miss H. S.
H. Apt. 3. 1902 Vermont ave. NV.
FRENCH, SPANISH, ENGLISH, EXPERT
enced teacher; individual or class instruction
COLLEGE. Govt exams 1913 Eve st. n w
MATHEMATICS. PHYSICS; QUICK AND
thorough tutoring in your own home by
university graduate who can nut II across.
Phone Wisconsin 2999.
GERMAN SCHOOL. YOUNG AND OLD. 25c
lesson up:preoare for all sciences. also
French 5000,
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Let us overhaul and adjust yours. Modest
charge. good work. save coal. II. 4s36-J.
SMALL CLOSED CAR. IN GOOD CONDI-
tion. with chauffeur. by the hour. frequent
ly during the season. Address the May
flower Ant 1861.
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MEN, three, needed Immediately to take over
nne paying LOCAL tea and coffee routes;
weekly at start. More later New Ford
sedan free TO producers. Permanent con-
nection with big. reliable national company.
See route manager. to IL only. 91S N Y.
n
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AGED. convalescent or invalids Large. out
side rooms, plenty sunshine. Double rooms,
$50 mo, sin-le rooms. SEQ mo. and up.
Special attention 70 diets Continuous nurs-
ing service. l16l n st. NV. Potomac 2654.
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MEAT CUTTER-Man experienced in cutting
and displaying meats; bring references
Georgia Meat Market. 1910 Ga. ave. NV. 6s
MEN 90. white. at once. work established
routes old established concern; no expert
ence necessary 1911 K NV. Mr.. Hite
Room S26. Call after / pm.
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MAN. young living in Hyattsvilk or. vicin-
ity: experienced as credit reportee and man
ager. Apply room 4. the Wal&nan Bldg.
Hvattsyllle Md
Evening star., 1933-11-05

MUSICIAN. TALENTED, WOULD CONDUCT
promising orchestra with svmphonic aspira-
tiorlS. nominal fee or gratis address BOX
261-k- Star Office
BOARD FOR CHILDREN. SPECIAL CARE
and diet; ideal place; very reasonable Phone
Clarendon 1893.
MONEY FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
churches, clubs or other societies by Swing
literary entertainments. Can GE. 6463.
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oALESMEN "A

For exceptional proposition, knowl-
edge OF electric cookery preferred !;
must have car and sales experience.
Call MIR. Coppinger, for appointme nt
National $500. Monday.
Evening star., 1933-11-05

HELP-WOMEN.
AGENTS-Seil our dollar box assortments
OF beautiful Christmas cards; 80 per cent
commission. Earls. Inc, 1917 H st. NV.
@ @AnPRENTIGE goung attTaetiye sms to eass saas
Monday for appointments.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, thoroughly expert
enced also appointment clerk and mani
curtst. 1868 Conn. ave- between and II.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. Experienced. Apply
in person, no phone calls. 1905 18th st.
ne.
CATHOLIC WOMEN. pleasing personality.
outstanding official Catholic newspaper; good
income. easy work. Apply Monday only, 412
Southern Bldg.
COAT sALESWCMEN: must be experienced.
Apply Wilbur Rogers. Inc. 1911 st. NV.
COLLAR AND CUFF MACHINE OPERATORS.
colored: must be exper enced. Apply Wash
DANCERS. two. for song and dance. act:
singing ability desirable. Call Mr.. Moran,
Adams 4259. Sunday and Monday.
GIRLS, LADIES. to prepare for Fall bust
Guaranteed salary and bonus. We are
N. R, A, members, 600 F st. NV. =
GIRLS (5). under "a. to take magazine
subscriptions; can earn So daily; we train
you. $50 McGin Bldg.
HAIRDRESSER, colored, experienced in wav-
ing. wanted at so4 N st. NV. Monday
morning. after 9.
HOUSEKEEPER, by man with young son.
Address Box 95-Es Star once.
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city Immediately. Good opportunity for neat
appearing, hard-working man TO get In on
the ground floor with a large organization
opening new Offices House-to-house expert
ence helpful. Travelling expenses and other
financial assistance given to those selected.
See Mr.. Cox, Annapolis Hotel, Sunday II
to g.
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LEAVING FOR SEATTLE 18th, WANT. ONE
for Essex coupe; can travel any
route; share expenses. DI. 1921.
DRIVING 1893 CHEW. SEDAN ATLANTA.
Ga. Dallas. Tex; Los Angeles. Calf Also
way: share expenses; ref exch. North 4472.
YOUNG LADY returning to Atlanta Mon. or
Tues: new car: take three, 50 each; ref.
NE. 1894.
LEAVING BY AUTOMOBILE for Memphis,
Sth or 9th take two passengers: share ex-
penses. c. S. Miller. Call DI. 4911, ex. 1913,
Monday.
GOING TO Los ANGELES. CALIF.i room
for two, private car; cheap Transportation
no agent. Call NE. $3.50. -
WANTED-LOAD OR PART LOAD. N. Y,
Cleveland. Pittsburgh. Boston.
RETURN LOAD RATE.
GREYHOUND VANS.
Associated with Greyhound LINES.
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YOUNG COUPLE HUSBAND EMPLOYED.
wish care OF child for rooms; best of refer
ence. Address Box 129-K. Star Office
CONTRACT BRIDGE. OPEN GAMES DAILY;
beginners and amateurs. CSC: dup. sat ANA
teurs. 1722 10th st. NV. PO. 3762 after
10 O'Clock
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MALE SECRETARY, permanent: must be
accurate stenographer, scientific vocabulary;
good references: reply in own handwriting.
Address Box l11-K Star g.
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HELP-MEN.

AUTO MECHANIC, also carburetor and igni-
tion man: flrst-class on all makes cars only
need apply See Mr.. williams. GA H st.
n W. between - and 10 pm.
BAKER, permanent job for reliable white
worker non-union; must know pies. cakes,
pastry, bread and rolls. Apply Sunday be-
tween . and II am. 924 18th st. NV.
BARBER. good with Conn ave clientele,
for steady Job; also operator. must marcel
North 949i.
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BARBER, colored 437 N st. NV. u
BUTCHER experienced in groceries: chance
for advancement for live-wire; references.
Address BnN n3-K. Star office
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SCIENTIFIC FACIALS, CORRECTIVE COS
metics used; scalp treatments dye retouch-
ing at your home. Columbia 6663.
CALLOUSES, FALLEN ARCHES. RELIEVED
by wearing my no-metal arches, made to
impression. J. WILSON BLAIR, 1924 10th
DuponI Circle DE. 2Tn6
Evening star., 1933-11-05

LADY WITH CLOSED CAR CAREFUL
driver. would show parties the sights of
Washington for small fee. ME. 1865
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in the life insurance business, is
offered by an old established COM
pany selling industrial and ordinary.
No previous experience necessary.
Splendid future Apply between 9
and II am Room POP, 917 18th
81
Evening star., 1933-11-05

BEAUTIFUL HOME REDECORATED AND
remodeled for elderly people and GONZALES
cents best food, served under supervision of
trained nurse: all outside rooms ample sun
lirht "a ont 81
Evening star., 1933-11-05

GLOVE-AND-SHIRT HI OSPITAL NOW
under new r1anagement. and announces a
complete Eeedlecraft Service. Including lamp
shade recovering, childrens clothes remodel
ing. pocketbook repairing, crocheting, knit
ting and embroidery C26 18th ST
Evening star., 1933-11-05

GIRL, colored. plain cook or general house
work, maid or laundress. Call Atlantic
h130
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Regular sessions, o I'M to 12 noon. IN
cluding Saturday (ageS 3 TO 5 years.: 3 TO
6 pm. (ages 3 to 10 years.. Full day care
with with not lunch & ayaila6!s Low rates by
bright indoor rlav rooms. Call Apt. o.
CLeveland 64On details.
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GIRL, colored wants Job as chambermaid
or nurse Phone Decatur 0710-W.
GOOD COOKING or light housework or
part time: laundry work good ref
North 2S5l
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IN PETWORTH-ROOM AND BOARD FOR
refined gentleman with small private fam
lily of ADULTS; convenient TO street car.
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HCLP-WOMEN.

with exclusive clientele in Washington No
canvassing. Phone ME. O54O branch 125.
Monday
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FEET HURT? LEGS PAIN? WEAK ARCHES?
Walking a torture. A new principal foot
comforter will relieve foot aches and leg
pains; highly recommended: satisfaction
money refunded; reasonable: investigate.
Open daily. evenings and Sunday. OLD
hetueen and 81
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| GIRL colored refined wishes general
| housework small family. Al reference; sew
| eral years in one place: stay nights. Ad-
| dress Box 12S-K. Star Once.
Evening star., 1933-11-05

GIRL colored from North Carolina; wants
general Fousework: stay nights; reference
| Phone North 0S0i.J
Evening star., 1933-05-22

on the principal, and left a neat profit
In Plymouth, center of recent farm
disturbances, and other Northwestern
Iowa counties, the appearance OF paved
roads encouraged daily dairy trucking
An average dairy herd brought $40 to
S25 a week, sufficient to buy clothing
pay for a trip to the State Fair or
down payment on the new automobiie.
Then in 1922 farm denation
started. Many farmers piled on an
other mortgage to keep apace with in
terest and operating expenses, thinking
the slump was temporary. Farm income
dropped go per cent
Hogs dived from an average OF Sl1.62
in 1926 to s3.21 last year. Corn slipped
from 80 to % cents, butter from AZ to
20 cents, eggs from % to II cents. In
some places during 1882 eggs brought 5
cents a dozen.
Approximately 1927, 900, 900 in mort
cages was foreclosed from 1921 to 1882;
land was sold twice, even three times.
In one Iowa community OF 5000
population the number Of automobile
agencies dropped from is to 3.
Crops failed in Northwest Iowa In
1930-31. In 1882 hail wiped out the
years work. Crops ON more than 800
farms In Plymouth County alone were
ruined. Hail insurance protected only
few. ..
Bank failures Of 1882 added to the
farmers troubles. One farmer lost, for
the time at least his money for the
years rent. He sold cattle to raise a
new fund. deposited in another bank,
and that failed. Kindness of his land
lord prevented eviction. Another was
unable to meet a $500 mortgage interest
payment.
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Four Baby Buggies Stolen.

CHICAGO, May % iP.-Speaking Of
"meanest thieves" Mrs. Rose Samuels
complains that four of her baby's
buggies have been stolen.
Evening star., 1933-05-22
TEST OF BEER LAW
TO OPEN "DRY WAR"
DR.. Russell, Anti.Saloon League
Founder, Sounds Call for New
0ffenses, in Ohio Address.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OBERLIN, Ohio, May ga United
States Supreme Court test Of the legality
of the new 20 per cent beer win be the
first objective of a four point second
dry war" outlined by Dr. Howard Rus
sell, one of the founders Of the Anti
Saloon League.
The 77-year-old dry leader speaking
here in the First Congregational
Church, where he gathered followers
for the league when it was Just get
ting started 10 years ago. sounded the
call for a new offensive against liquor
last night. The occasion was the first
of series of meetings celebrating the
leagues fortieth anniversary.
Three judges. said DR.. Russell. have
held 80 beer intoxicating and illegal
two in lower courts at Columbus and
Denver and one in a West Virginia
Federal court.
Other points in what he called the
second dry war" will be fight to pre-
vent the States from repeating the
eighteenth amendment, drive Ito win
back State laws which have been re-
pealed during the period Of hysteria'
and the election of q dry Congress in
1894
Evening star., 1933-05-22
FARMERS CHEERED
BY PRICE INCREASE
Upswing Is Coupled With
Congressional Action to
Ease Debts.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DIES MONIES, May 22.-The Iowa
farmer is whistling these days as ne
turns the dapple grays down the lane
to the corn field.
Farm prices are on the upsw1ng, tenn
porarily at least. Congressional actlon
promises adjustment of mortgage debt.
The budget for 1884 shows an estl-
mated SIS 100000 reduction IN taxes
to be paid by the farmer from this
years crop.
But the farmer hasn't fully got rid
of II years of decreasing prices, IN
terest charges and high taxes. The
riotous resistance to legal mortgage
foreclosures is still fresh in his mind.
And rains have slowed corn planting.
But things are looking up now," an
old Hollander said. Give me good
crop this year and good prices, and
I'll be back on my feet again.
Change of sentiment in Northwest
difficulties was climaxed by dragging
Judge from his bench with a rope
around his neck was typified by one
farmer who said at the time: "Ive put
S25,o00 and more into my farm; I
don't intend to lose it to mortgage
holder"
Two weeks later he commented:
Maybe it's the new DEAL" I think
this imitation is going to come in time
to start us on the way back up. Maybe
I'll be able to meet the interest pay
ments on the mortgage this Fall after
ALL
Live Stock Prices Rise.
Prices on live stock. mainstay Of the
Hawkeye State, climbed steadily dur
ing the week. Prices on all Iowa farm
products have averaged II per cent
higher since the first of the year to
So per cent Of the pre-war level May J.:
The Iowa farmer sees hope, too, OF
reducing the billion-dollar mortgage
debt that hampers As per cent of Iowa
farm land. Under the new national
farm relief bill he now may apply Tor
loans. refinance his present mortgage
and procure a lower rate Of interest.
OF course the mortgage holder must
agree to terms of refinancing contract
with the Federal Land Banks. But
many farmers are certain they can
work out satisfactory agreements.
THE mortgage holder doesn't want
my farm any more than I want to lose
it." one farmer said. He wants his
money on a fair deal. I want to pay.
Well work out some sort of plan
The Iowa farmer has battled against
heavy odds for IL years to hold his
farm.
During and directly after the World
War, with prices sky high, many sold
their 80s and 160s to make an initial
payment on a larger farm at inflated
prices. Money could be had for the
asking. Farm products brought more
than three times the antebellum level:
The middle-aged tiller of the soil
saw a chance to leave his sons "well
off," Huge silos, new hog sheds, great
barns, larger homes sprang up.
Income from live stock and the years
crop paid interest charges, something
Evening star., 1933-05-22

awakened by some one tearing a screen
from a window. He arose and went into
a hallway, where he said he saw a wom-
an, clad only in bloomers and with
black hair In disorder hanging about
her shoulders, creeping toward his sis
ter's room.
Too frightened to cry aloud, he said,
he watched until the woman, with the
child clasped to her breast. left by a
rear door. Then he screamed.
As he ran to the door. he reported
he saw the woman and a nude man flee
down an alley, leaving the girl on the
ground. Police, summoned by neigh
bors aroused by the youths cries, found
Evening star., 1933-05-22
BOYS CRIES THWART
KIDNAPPING ATTEMPT
Tells Police Nearly Nude Woman
Tried to Take Sister
From Home.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DENVER. May 22.-Piercing screams
Of a brother thwarted the kidnapping OF
8-year-old Betty Lee O'Dell by a woman
described by the children as nearly nude
and a man entirely unclad.
Continuing their investigation of the
abduction, reported attempted early
Sunday morning while the parents Of
the children were assertedly away at q
party, officers said they believed the
woman was mentally unbalanced or the
leader Of nudist cult
Ewood. "a, told police he was
Evening star., 1933-05-22

no trace of the pair. but reported find-
ing prints of bare feet in the yard. The
girl has a bruise on her neck where
some one apparently had clutched her:
A 7-months- old sister Of Betty and
Elwood and another child. friend of
Betty. were in the r. L. O'Deh home at
the time Of the attempted abduction.
Evening star., 1933-05-22

Henry Otis Prull Jr. pictured above. II was never
SO thrilled in my life. The Dodge showdown plan
sold me as Pve never been sold before. In just
twenty minutes without any oratory or salesman
ship saw that the big new Dodge Six could out
perform any other car in its price class. No wonder
I am SO enthusiastic"
Hyou want the thrill of your life, 60 to your nearest
Dodge dealer You won't be asked to buy car. You
won't be subjected to high-pressure selling methods
But you'll be given a Showdown Of performance
of engineering features and of economy that will
amaze you Proof that Dodge definitely surpasses all
competition in its price class.
Evening star., 1933-05-22
School Exercises June IL.

LEONARDTOWN. Md, May % (Spe.
ciaD The elementary schools will hole
their commencement on June IL thi
year at the Duke auditorium in Leon.
ar6tovn.
Evening star., 1933-05-22
Dodge Sales Jump SkyWard
AS Amazing "SH0W- DOWN" plan SWEEPS NATION!

That's what the new Show. Down Plan isl ORA.
matic-Exciting Proof positive that the
big new Dodge Six will give you the very most your
dollars can buy.
And the new Dodge is as sdistinguishedooking as it
is mechanically perfect 115-inch wheelbase, with
sleek, dashng, modern lines that put it in class
with costing two and three times as much.
Il car for Economy! vr.a5 3.
Ask about the economy advantages of this big car
See how the Dodge saves you money in big ways.
From $50 500 running expense from these alone
Your old will probably make the full down pay
ment on a new Dodge. And you, too may be sur-za
prised to learn that the low monthly payments on
thrilling new Dodge Six even less than you are
paying for upkeep and repairs on your old car.
Be wisel Be modernl Be shrewdl Pick your next
a Showdown bass-and you'll congratulate
yourself on how little it costs to own the car all
America is talking abouti Call for particulars and
copy of the Show Down score card-the new sid
in Judging real motor value.
Evening star., 1933-05-22
FOOD ON ALIMONY LIST
Judge Orders Weekly Deliveries to
Former Wife of ohioan.

ELYRIA. Ohio, May % R.-Judes
A. r. Webber ordered Howard W.
Walker to pay his former wife the fol.
lowing alimony:
butter forthwith, two crates Of berries
in June. a half bushel Of potatoes
weekly, starting July /; vegetables n
season and 50 q week beginning
Iitlrr
Evening star., 1933-05-22

From coast to coast the new
Dodge Showdown Plan is
taking the nation by storm.
Right here in town, hundreds
of excited motorists are cheer
ing Dodge for taking the gamble
out of car buying.
"The amazing Dodge miracle
car convinced me with the
H. - NJ.