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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-06
DEPT OF LABOR AND GERCUSON
 ARE TO- CONFER
If the Alleged Prince Can Prove Anything at All
 He May Stay in Country

New York, Jan G-(UP)--ThH department Of labor today began m indc dependent inquiry to dcterm inc whether to permit Harry Ger guson, who styles himself Prince Michael Romanoff, to enter this country.
 Murray Carson, Bpecih. '"ve8ti gator of the department, a,.'od at Ellis Island to conduct the a auiry, accompanied by Congress. man Samuel Dichstcin. chairman of the house immigration com niittcc, who said he planned "to sit Tn on tho inquiry"
 Dlckstcin said if nc feels tho "princc," who has boon q plague to immigration officials due 10 his habit of committing occasionally to Europe and back ns stowhwny, should be permitted entry, he will see 10 1t that the permission is gi0ntcd.
 On the basis of newspaper roe ports of the princes background and life. Dickstein said he was in- clined to tho belief that GerRu- son may be m American citizen, either by naturalization or birth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-06

revival of businegS; to cooperate with governmental officials regard - less of their party affiliations in their efforts to balance budgets without rcsorting 10 further tnS increases or pillnR up still more debt; and to mack up this cooperation by tangible proof of the desire for governmental economy in the form of endorse mentA of the leagues purposes and program from as many individual voters as possible.
 MctingB tO hear about and dis cuss the work of the league arc already scheduled by several or- ganizations in Waterbury, among them being the forum of the Sec ond Congregational church Any one interested in the league and dcsiring to endorse It's work can do so bysgctting with Atty Smedlcy, or any of the members of his com mittec, who are supplied with cards for that purpose. Groups desiring sDcakcrB on this live topic of current interest should communi- cate with Atty Smcdley nt G3 North Main street. or telephone him at 3-2GG0. Ills home telephone is 3-53S3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-06
President Elect Swaps
 Words With His Neighbor

New YOrk, Jhn C Or, pJ --.
 .cBldcHt t-clcct Franklin D. ltoOBc |. velt to-day took n few minutes from his conferences with congress aI0nnl leaders, t0 enter Into h friendly controversy with n boy. h lod Ghum and ncighbOr on the question of who has Inc right lO the name "Hrum Elbow.
 lt0OHevelt'A nneoStr0l mansion IA on the east bank of the Hudson river. Howllnd Spencer'B hnceBtrnl ncrnA nro directly opposite. on the west. Both call thelr estates krum Elbow.
 Roosevelt Buid thnt Hendrix Hud. s0n, ti hlA voyages Of exploration along Inc river, mark 1 Inc lt0OHc . vet acres Jultlng 0ut ln tho stream 1s "krOmme Elb0rRe" Dutch for crooked elbow. Furthermore. he l'.id the esnst and ge04otls A!rvey mnde n mistake in 1890 when fl h. beled HDHnccr's west bank sstnts nh E.um Elbow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-06
FIRST NEWS COMES
 TO SCHO0LMATE AT
 VILLAGE SCHOOL
BY FLORENCE CiLLEY tyilIagc Schooln,ate of Calvin Coolidecl

 0(UP)I visiting village school pupils of hIs death came to his brhplacc . - I--wcrc listening to rcctnonS Goodrich who lives the street, appeared at the door She wns She exclaimed:
 CaI yin s heard h"
 dunbfOundcd Mss Brown mnc- datc the little tots of to their homes to Jrcnd =. ... =. - tho store Mss cley posmis,rcs and pro o. Pierce Cor 20 the Coolidge & hcrc a and had hurried to the nearby hocscad A A, wdare the 70 residents Of rymonh 
 who like myself had known him from Ward nH or who als Owcrcv sclIOOlmatcs the president
 pIymO wil e nd the fun go On nd nothing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-06

Spencer, feeling deeply on tho subject, lclcph0ncd Co tho United prcnA New York Bureau from .ilhml md advanced his claim in 20 minutes of conversation nt $A76 n minute
 "I don't know what the helpH he matter with Franklin" said Spencer. "lic knows darn well thnt my side the river is Krum El- bow, Why Franklin and I sailed the. river when we were kids to- Rether and it burns me up whom h0 deliberately calls his plncc Kruln Elbow.
 "Frhhklln .nA Just got Krum El. bow on the brain. ana m toll you why, Ii's place iB really named Hyde Park nd it wns named for Lord Clared0n of Hyde. He was q good for nothing old reprObate md everybody knew it. So FrnnklAs
 .es 10 dig up records SO no eun (: i'm the name of Krum Elbow. don't like it one bIt."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-06
HELD IN AHEYANCE

WnshInRton, Jan 6 - NDrJ -- Speaker Garner announced today that dclinll" action on the proposed tnx lncrrnaoS on smaller incomes dIacusscd " h President elect Roosevelt In New York lnn night probably would be held In nboy. hncc until th" Hnnt" hna acted on the Collier beer bill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-06
FORMED

Ann Arbor, Mlch.-- OUP) --An orchestra of crippled children, most of them fiat Qn their backs with bone fractures, has been formed .at University of Michigan hosiptal. The orehestra. number. ing go pieces. plays concert for other patients iB the hospital ev. cry Bnturday morning. 4 f4.yeAr. old boy. his body prone on q frame, plays tho piano, 4 little girl, held in . cast, is . yl0iinist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-06
CHRISTMAS EVE
 OVER IN RUSSIA

Moacow. Jan G--UrD-- Millions Ot l;umlHnH celebrated ChrlstmnR eye lo-day, Hh believers here AiIll Obs"ry" the Greek Orthodox cnlen. dHrE December a. Churches were crowded despite inronda by nthclM propaganda, The Goddess Society and other Communist 0rRnnlHn. tiuuH do not Interfere with the ccl' bralion of religious hOlidnyp. Tn" government ducs not rccOR- ulHr ChriHtmnH Ht n hulIdny.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-06
ROOSTER CAUSES OWNERS
 AlsItEST

Wichita, Kan.--(Up1---An carly growing rooster owned by MT Wrintha Morris made 50 much noiso that A. A. Storey, q neigh' Dor, had Mrs Morris arrested en q charge of dIsturbIDg the peace. Police Judge En0s Hook dismissed Ehe charge, but ordered Mrs MCr' rls tO cover the eage Of the rooster with q TUE or other cloth ana kevp it in place until after daylight
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-06

The "battlc" will be on official Iy within another week and both sides arc reported well armed for il most interesting session. The general public may expect some startling diHcloSurcR, charges ns well as counter charges and de- nlalF
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-06
Connecticut Securities Quotations Furnished by 1'ilc Il. F. Griggs Co.

PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
 Bid Asked Bridgeport Gas Lt Co. fi H Bridgcp't Hydraulic Co 2' 30 Conn Flee Service .... 1? f5 Conn Gas & Coke com iiH i3,s Conn Gas x Coke prd 45M Conn LI < Pow 6M% pIU ,,.,,,',,.,'''' Wo Conn It < Pow 6la% ptN ..'',,.,,.,''' 'IV" Connecticut Power Co d3 15 Conn Ity x Ltg Co com 5i Conn Ky x Hg Co pfd bi Hid Elect M Co com 55 W IIfI Gas Lt Co com. ,. 90 Illuminating Shares A. 42E his New Haven Water Co. 0a ~ South x. E. Tel Co ,,il3 ii7
 INDUSTRIAL STOCKS Amn Hardware Co .. 70 IS Bristol Brass Corp com 2 70 Colts Pat Fire Arms Co 7M 0H Eagle Lock Co ..,.,,. ID " IMndcrs, E'rNry & Clark % 70 New Brlt Mnch Co com Tiles . Element Pond cOm ',,',,',,'ti' i,rtI x Judd Mfg Co 70 Peck, Stow < Wilcox CO T ScOvili Mfg Co ..,,... II i3 stanley Works Co com D n TOrpingtOn Co ..,,,'' 20 32 INSURANCE STOCKS Aetna lire Insurance 20M 3Ibs Acinn Lifc Insurance i3M i5M Automobile Insurance. i0M fSh Connecticut General 27 2V IInrtf'd tipc Insurance 3S H aOH Home Insurance .,.,. fd 10 NntIOnI Firc Insurance 37N 3OM Phoenix Firc Insurance d0 dD Ire vcIcrs Insurance .S7O 3SO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-06
Market Spurt On
 Short Covering In
 Afternoon Trading
Prices Leaped Up From 1 to } POints-.1his Came After the Announcement Market Would Close Saturday

quarter advanced. Bradstreet's ex- pressed belief 1882 represented the low point of the depression.
 The weekly report of the federal reserve system showed q smaller than seasonal decline in the money in circulation. A rise in monetary gold stocks placed the total well above n year ago. Reserves con tinued to mount
 The street was pleased with the decision of the reserve to continue It's open market policy. That policy of maintaining large amounts or government securities and adding to them from time to time as nee essary was considered n big help for the bond market. The weekly reserve report this week showed no change in holdings of govern ment securities, however.
 WOOL MARKET.
 Boston, Jan 6--(UP)--The loca l daily wool market report issued today by the Boston U. $. Agricul- ture Department bureau follows:
 French combinR 64c and liner grown wools arc moving little more freely than early in the week. Graded offerings of French comb Ing G4s and finer territory wooIS sell at 40-4i cents, secured basis, although some lots bring up to d2 cents. Average twelve months basis although some lots bring up 10 d2 | cents. Average twelve months Texas wools bring 41-d2 cents secured basis, Bulk French comb ing 64s and finer oregon wools have hold nt 3S-40 cents, secured hnAlR.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-06
Capital Pays
 Its Own Tribute

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-06
Will Dispute The
 Right Of E. w. Goss

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-06
New York Curb Market

Furnished By I,oody Mcclellan
Evening star., 1933-02-05
AUDITORS ARE EXPENSIVE.
SHORT FORM INCOME TAX.
SAVE COST OF BOOkKEEPER.

Alert salesmen. commission basis only to
sell a simple complete system finely bound
in book form for income tax record Of
business man or firm. Easy seller. cuts
down overhead 40', commission. bonus for
quantity sale; knowledge of bookkeeping,
helpful but not essential; experience in SELL
ing and a clean ethical business character
record are necessary; deposit of 500 re-
quired of agents OH each sample book. each
deposit to be refunded after 10 books are
sold; reply In OWE handwriting, stating
age. selling experience. previous employ
ment past two years and references. Al
dress BOX .,Ak-C. Star Office.
Evening star., 1933-02-05
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care of
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1933-02-05

| EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTION for fast selling
commercial electric appliance; sold wherever
people eat or drink; no installation; all-year
| market; no competition. Available to re-
sponsible business man. moderate capital:
sales organization preferred. State terri
tory desired. bank references Box 45l
Equity. ! 13 West 42nd N
Evening star., 1933-02-05
Statesmen

To experienced statesmen, who
are capable of producing sales
Immediately, we have a most
attractive proposition to offer.
Those who qualify will be given
positions in our regular sales
organization. We have a spe-
cial inducemen1 20 offer the
public which will assist you in
closing sales. See Mr.. Mcguire,
Monday or Tuesday, between l
and 5 pm, room 235, Pepco
Bldg. 10Th and F SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1933-02-05
HELP-WOMEN.

GIRL for small office. competent take mes
sages intelligently over telephone. operate
typewriter No objection intelligent begin
ner Write fully education, salary desired.
age, family conditions. Address Box 37O-H,
Evening star., 1933-02-05
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

MEN OR WOMEN. 10. for educational work.
S3 per day guaranteed Apply "a pm.
Mrs De Quick. Elizabeth Sumner residence.
1104 NJ st. NV.
SOLICIT ORDERS FOR 25c BOOKLET CON-
flaming COMPLETE LIST OF GOVERN
MENT POSITIONS IN THE DISTRICT NOT
FILLED BY EXAMINATION WHICH WILL
RE OPEN AFTER MARCH 4th. ADDRESS
BOX 24-H. STAR OFFICE.
SUCCESSFUL SALEsPEOPLE TO SELL ON
GOOD COMMISSION. FULL OR PART
DAY, 9-12 AM. ROOM 3, INVESTMENT
BLDG.
Evening star., 1933-02-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

(C0ntinuedb
pRUG sToRE-Established good location;
doing nice business; sell cheap for cash.
Address Box 413-H, Star otice.
BUSINESS IN SEVENTH YEAR, seasonal,
showing average profit over $500 per month,
cash payment. owner has other interests. int
Address Boz 241 H. Star once.
RooMING HOUSE, near car and bus line:
Eye st. NV. Sterling 9124.
WANTED-To rent or buy furnished small
rooming and boarding house. exclusive Sec
ton. Address Box 367-H, Star ONCE.
FINE EQUIPMENT, Low RENT, SEATS $50.
$1,000. TERMS. NAT 1880.
SEED AND FERTILIZER BUSINESS. together
lished 1893; receipts 1882 were S25 5000;
enjoying splendid reputation; Norfolk q
doors peffect U eoadtien pfDf00a VIII stand
risid Investigation; personal inspection will
Phenix Sales Co, SO Wall St. N Y
INCORPORATE YOUR BUSINESS. Delaware
laws; law NO no income taxes; no capital required:
Fiscal Co. Wilmington. Del.
WANTED.,7To, buy rooming house in North
east or Northwest. Phone Mr.. Chatham,
and or Tuesday morning between and O..
FOR RENT, reasonable, equipped barbecue
and lunch room in good location. 1900 Bla-
densburg I'd. Phone Lin. 74sS.
EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTION for fast selling
commercial electric appliance; sold wherever
people eat or drink: no installation; all-year
market; no competition. Available to re-
sales organization preferred. State terri
tory desired. bank references. Box 45l
Equity. 13 West 42nd. N. Y
EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR for new, mex
penslve telephone device of unusual merit;
prevents unauthorized OUTGOING calls; strong
Dlstrict OF Columbia and other territories
AVAILABLE; hnancial-moral responsibility es-
sentiai Charles z. Wade Co., 347 Madison
|
E4aFcJ BARBECUE AND GASOLINE STATION at
$500; S175 cash. Sl25 in trade. Tel. T D.
Grlfhth. Marlboro 1S-F-2.
ROOMING HOUSE PROPERTY Completely
iurnisheo and with fully established. paying
business; all rooms rented and % additional
Mt Pleasant. Col OS3S
DRUG STORE well stocked; modern ixtures;
excellent location. transfer corner: doing
good business. Address Box 396-H, Star
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-9 rms, , baths;
nicely nicely InTnlshed: sacrifice; easy terms; low
rent NE. 1900. EN- 0216.
$3.50 CASH BUYS OLD ESTABLISHED
CLEANING AND PRESSING SHOP. GOOD
BUS. LEAVING AT ONCE. NAT. 1880.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for perma-
nent position and income to man Of good
standing who can invest $1,000 to 100000
IN sound line OF business increasing in VOL
ume and larger earnings. Give past record
and qualifications. Address Box l64-C, Star
Office
GASOLINE STATION for sale, on most i'm
portant concrete boulevard entering D. c.
rms, residence, gas station. store. about
.uo-It. front. about acres. Could add tour
ISL ISL camp iarm. dairy products and lunch
terms. $1,000 CleV aga
Evening star., 1933-02-05

RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
National 5000. Branch 215.
BEDDING. MATTRESSES. BOX springs and
PliioT ren9 best RTses ana prTSmpt T.t asaa ds
BIDDING RENOVATED. springs. mattresses
.aea ides co. Ssa sosI
BEDDING RENOVATED.
AMERICAN BEDDING Co,
4th and Bryant SITS. NE. Pot 3232.
CARPENTER-S Shelving, flooring. fencing, gen.
eral repairing. concrete work. Brining, 1859
Taylor st. NV. Adams 1924.
CARPENTER gen. repairs. partitions. shelv-
ing, porch work, garage doors, sash cords,
hcors. roof work; lowest prices. At. 605g.W
CARPENTER remodelins. gen.
eral jobbng, also boat work. II you want it
done right. call Raleigh, Lin. 1881. 10.
Carpenterng painting rsa,sS gem house Sycss
j. Weber. 931 Eye st. NV. District 9OO3. e
CHAIR CANEINGa;51lsGn5sssna rosksT. 9sssT.
stering Armstrong, 1885 10th nv. Met. 2O62.
ELECTRIC WIRING.
FIXTURES AND REPAIRS.
o rooms, halls, bath. complete with A1::
lures. ,x46: WoYkm1nShip guaranteed. Re4Sl
Eectrie Co., $40 upshur ny. Col 1901.
Evening star., 1933-02-05
WANTED-SALESMEN.

FRATERNAL INSURANCE SOLICITORS.
New lodge to- be instituted in ArlinstOn 1lnstoa
County; must have large personal foiEwinf
will viii be offered For Falls Church and vi-
entity apply to Susss ser r Rohn 800 o1 phGne
CLARENDON. Clare don Bailston and Vicinity. apply, to
W ] Goodwin phone Clarendon 12O9-J-1, =,
or A. A. Philo. care Ritz Hotel, for appoint
ment.
GOOD MONEY POSSIBLE selling amazing
profit 81 sale; Selling like wildfire; hurry
Lincoln Aid Assn, 231 s. Wells, Chicago.
MANY MAKE good money with amazing
SPREAD-A TREAD. Retreads tires; 15c:
GeUARANTEED. eaJlis TfEED Sample FREE. Write Plas-
tic Rubber, Dept. 1063-N, Cincinnati. Ohio
MEN (ten) wanted at once to call on stores
with newest line Self-selling sc and 10c ne
cessities; strong original counter displays
aspirin. mercurochrome. razor blades. house
hold cement, etc; automatic sellers; many
FREE. Procopax. Dept. Prog. 1856 S.
Troy Chicago
SALESMAN. high grade man. to call on lead
ing business men. Apply 142l st. NV"
SALESMEN-Auto service book. Sl.25; oyer
$40 worth; no other money needed Also
other features. Room 301. 110S 10th NV.
YOUNG MAN for wholesale dept; wonderful
opportunity for man who is willing to work
hard and follow instructions: Apply 10 to
IL. Monday morning, 9Th floor, Barber K
Ross. Inc; see Mr.. Light.
WANTED-EX REAL ESTATE &
rent statesmen tmen and women. We own a
large assortment of properties; exceptional
worked for broker, you would only get "a
commission) Should own automobile. No
aoRDos ''fssNfS Eye 81 St. Ts Dis
1921.
SALESMEN- SELLING.
Something people want. cuts gas bills in
half; sells for S3 pays 81 80 commission
buyers recommend you to others; 10 sales
daily make possible Sl5 day earnings, Fae-
ley-Halpen. Division X-l53, Philadelphia,
Evening star., 1933-02-05

CABINET WORK. UPHOLSTERING. IN
terror constructions. remodehng, built-ln
and detached furniture TO order. shelving,
cedar lining. reaS. prices. Recommended
workmanship. Col. o225
Evening star., 1933-02-05
SALESMAN high-grade man, to call on lead
ing business men. Apply 1921 H st. NV,

SALESMEN-Auto service book. S1.25; over
$40 worth; no other money needed. Also
other features. Room 301. 110S 18th NV.
Evening star., 1933-02-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Saiesmen's gold mine. Razor stropper and
homer combination with new principle gives
657 cool, clean shaves on one blade; tnex.
Industries, Dept. 500. De Moines, Iowa.
Evening star., 1933-02-05

WANTED-To buy rooming house in North
east or Northwest Phone Mr.. Chatham
Hotel Commodore, Monday eve. between 8
and or Tuesday morning between and o.
FOR RENT reasonable, equipped barbecue
and lunch room in good location. 1900 Ra-
densburg rd. Phone Lin 1883
Evening star., 1933-02-05

HAVE SEVERAL STORIES WHICH CAN
be successfully written BY one capable OF
expert rewriting. Person must be able to
transcribe shorthand dictation TO typewriter.
Afternoon and evening work. Address Oc-
nj
Evening star., 1933-02-05

GIRL for small office, competent take mes
sspewriter. sspeS s No objection inteisent besine
sse; ss, Family o,.s conditions Address Box s7S;H'
HOUsEKEEPER. white. in suburban home;
9, adults and small boy; reasonable wage.
abDn e te e years e ss nay vogE
mn as at sGsd Tsss Of
last last week zee an and has already earned $50. with
no previous experience in our work Call
9 to . Monday, Suite 404 Evans Bldg, 1920
LADIEs-We have vacancies in our organ
ization for 5 ladies of personality and who
are willing to work full or part time. This
sition for those who qualify. See MT. Loo
per. 1l2l Vermont ave. to IL Monday
am. . to pm.
LADIEs-Pleasant outdoor work; good pay
penses assured if qualified. Address Box
LADY. good horseback rider, to take active
full particulars. Address BOX 2o3-H' star
office.
NURSE, white. practical experience. assist
cooking. Sl5 month, room ana ooaro- @'|'
OPERATOR, expert, for downtown beauty
sh1p salary paid pox Must shfHye stsr oee
OPPORTUNITY. woman of xetinementL; ~ pleas and
has better than finished high school nec,a1 ecu
training for the work is given position
permanent with international ~ corporation.
pointment Monday and Tuesday. J. j. Neu-
hausel. Amba ssador Hotel b,
SALESWOMEN-Wir interview . women
on Mlh Appy Mss pe Boise to Il Monday
HI 1877 Eye st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER, ID months in real estate
office experience in cutting ati stencils Local
North 1850. Apt. 800, Monday
STUDIO ASSISTANT, white or colored: ex-
perience unnecessary; part time Cali sun
day $50 to 2:3o. ia jackson pl. NV.
Room .0:I.
Give rates Address Box a2H, Star ofice.
MATTRESSES, young. attractive, ll57 Ma
tional Press Bids, Monday between 10
WOMAN between 25 and 30. of pleasing
personality and refinement, for sohcltlns
dry,cleaning orders; experience, an z, asSet: S,
Apply. giving reference. Box 2t2-H, Star
Office.
WoMAN-Exceptlona opportunity for am,
bilious. energetic woman over ~ maIriea -
or single; permanent give phone. AooreSS
Box 25-H Star office. |
WOMAN. refined. well educated. over q. ex-
perienced in selling; must be free 10 travel;
to 3. 72S Tower Bldg,
WOMEN WANTED to work in crews dis,
tributing Dixie Butter Rings; salary and
commission. Apply "449 18th ST. NV.
WOMEN married. or teachers. ambitious.
good personality; full or part time: no tran
sients. Room 3l0 1877 F st NV.
WOMEN-Demonstrate and solicit orders.
full or part time; go-getters with So5 weekly
ambition. Apply Room 205, 1896 New York
ave. NV.
YOUNG GIRLS t.D to learn beauty culture:
marvellous opportunity for right girls. Apply
1890 st. Suite f36.
YOUNG LADY to take charge Of ladies
handbag department: must be experienced.
Address Box 294H. Star Office.
YOUNG WOMAN desires another young
woman to associate herself in developing
own business. Address Box 479-H. Star
ONCE.
YOUNG WOMEN, 4. to fill vacancies; also
. for part time good pay. Apply Mr.. Har-
riS. 1907 Kenyon st. NV.
LADY, refined. by an old estab-
lished firm that is expanding
business activities and reorganiz-
ing for Spring season; prefer
lady with pleasing personality
and initiative, also well ac-
quainted in Washington.
MA. 1888
Evening star., 1933-02-05

YOUNG MAN for wholesale dept; wonderful
opportunity for man who is willing to work
hard and follow Instructions. Apply 10 to
H. Monday morning, 9Th floor Barber K
Evening star., 1933-02-05

PLASTERING. patch work done: reason
able; new ceilings, SO up. guaranteed F. L.
Smith, 705 18th Sc. Lin. 4531. Lin 1856.
PRINTING AND PAPERHANGING ROOMS.
dry scraped and papered. "a up; paper in
cluded. A. Hobbs, All. 2S21-W.
UPHOLSTERING. repairing. refinishing
work done in the home il desired. z. s.
Weaver. l434 Newton st NV. Adams s4Ol.
Evening star., 1933-02-05

DRIVER. white. with reference: taxi in good
condition. Apply 1921 Columbia rd. Apt
Evening star., 1933-02-05

Man Seeking PROFITABLE
and PERMANENT Position
Will find life insurance work makes ias
ARRANGEMENT, an excellent present and
future income. -.,-
This business is dignfied, constructive
and but little affected by economic
conditions Previous experience is not
essential, as adequate training is pro-
oppo-tunities for growth are limited
only By ability and industry.
We have a eocd opening for a man
fulfilling our requirements: we Will
gladly explain It's possibilities in
personal interview.
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
sos Shoreham BLDG. WASHINGTON. D. c.
Evening star., 1933-02-05
HELP-MEN.

CHEF, experienced. for luncheonette; light
cooking: short hours. Apply the Hill Grill
CT n
Evening star., 1933-02-05

/ LAW STUDENT 10 WORK between II 70 + 'U.
I Call 1909 st. NV. md floor
LIFE INSURANCE statesmen Build up a
side line Income selling automobile. fire. cas-
ualty lines; experienced general agency oherS
fullest cooperation; confidential Aooress
, BOX 1910 Star ottice.
Evening star., 1933-02-05
TWO Statesmen.

Acquainted with or living in nearby Vir-
ginia. not necessarily Real Estate men, to
sell Homes and HomeSiteS. only men OF the
highest type and character able to tell the
truth and possessing car need apply.
Plenty OF good leads and Office cooperation
with advancement to executive position II
you qualify. See MR.. BARRY Personally.
The NJ. II. Barry Organization,
nnu ARLINGTON Ridge Aurora Hills, Va.
Evening star., 1933-02-05

MAN. reliable to take care store route, dis,
tribute and collect: new product: protected
territory earn excellent weekly income.
Berland Nut Co. ST Paul. Mimi.