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Evening star., 1933-04-19
INDIAN Committee
VOTES FOR COLLIER
Unanimously Recommends Con-
firmation in Report to
Senate.
Ry the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
Confirmation of John Collier Of Cali
fornia to be Indian commissioner was
recommended to the Senate today by
the unanimous vote of the Indian Com
mittee.
Senator Thomas Democrat) of Okla
homa, who had protested the appoint
ment of Collier to President Roosevelt,
withdrew his opposition and voted for
the nominee in committee. after having
questioned Collier regarding his prob
able future policy.
Collier long has been active in behalf
of the Indians as executive secretary Of
the American Indian Defense Associa-
ton
Chairman Wheeler of the committee
expected to press for immediate Senate
consideration of the nomination.
Evening star., 1933-04-19
Ship Fire Under Control.

GIBRALTAR, April 19 R).-Fire
which menaced the British steamer
Benholm, causing her to race for port,
was brought under control last night.
The Benholm reached Malaga safely
and was anchored there last night
The extent of the damage was not
mentioned. The steamer was bound
from Suva. Fiji Islands, to London
with a load of copra, which caught
fire
The British cruiser Leander. which
went to the Benholm's assistance, was
on her way back to Gibraltar.
Evening star., 1933-04-19
Bank Account rs Years Old.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10 @.-
John H. P. Gedges bank account
reached its diamond anniversary yes
terday. Gedge, when Is, started an
account with the San Francisco Saw
ings Union, a predecessor of the Amer
1can Trust Co., and yesterday received
congratulations of Fred Elsey, president
Of the bank. for having maintained the
account IS years. Gedge came here In
~. when be was years old.
Evening star., 1933-04-19
POLICE DISPERSE MOB
Protest Against Japanese Training
Ships stirs Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES. April 10 R.-Polics
dispersed a crowd of 20 men who At
tempted yesterday to visit the once Of
the Japanese consulate to protest
against the arrival here today Of the
Japanese imperial training ships Iwats
and Yakumo.
Police, who said the men were Com.
munists, later permitted two representa-.
tives of the group to speak to the con.
sui, T. Satow, but would not permit
them to read the petition Of protest, and
the document was left on the consul's
desk
Evening star., 1933-12-10
COTTON FOLLOWS
UNRUFFLED COURSE
Market in Well Evened Up Posi-.
tion When Federal Crop Re.
port Is Received.
by the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 9.-The Gov
eminent crop report yesterday found
the cotton market evidently in a we'll
evened-up position and, proving within
two or three thousand bales of average
expectations, failed to stimulate aggres-
sive trading interest. Its publication
was followed by slight declines under
scattering liquidation or local selling.
After having sold from 996 to 1915
for March contracts earlier IN the week,
prices eased off to 1904 during yester-
days late trading.
The Government crop indication of
13,177,000 in bales of 500 pounds gross
showed an increase Of 1900 bales over
the indication of month ago, resulting
from an increase of l08 900 bales in the
acreage estimated for harvest and of
sevent-tenths of per cent in the in
dicated yield per acre.
Uncertainty as to the showing of the
report end further action of the dollar
had restricting effect on general busf-
ness during the greater part of the
week. little more Southern hedging
was reported on advances above the
10-cent level for March On the other
hand, there was considerable trade buy
ing to fix prices on the setbacks and
some buying on the declines was en-
couraged by more favorable trade re-
port.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
.SW|ND[ERS ELUDE !
SECURITIES ACT.
New Technique Added to Old
"SeII and Switch" Game
Despite Law.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


NEW YORK. December 9.-While the
Federal securities act prevents reputa-
BILE. investment bankers from. selling
new securities, just as the Sullivan law
prevents law-abiding citizens from car
rying concealed weapons, stock swindlers
have added new technique to the ancient
sell and switch" game which puts it
beyond the civil liabilities imposed under
the securities law.
Although the white-collar bandits
have been deprived of ''tipster sheets" /"
they still have sucker lists" They can
not use the mails as easily as formerly,
put they do use messengers to make
security deliveries or collect cash and
checks. And the switch and sell" busi-
ness-many Of whose conductors have
police records-has been on the in
crease here in recent months, according
to the Better Bushes Bureau.
Sound Impressive.
Obtaining the names of shareholders
of corporations listed ON the exchanges,
the swindlers telephone the prospective
victim and represent themselves as a
brokerage house in busines for years
The names of these swindling broker
suggest reputable houses. The first rec
ommendation always is the stock of the
corporation of which the victim hap
pens already to be stockholder.
Invariably the telephoning broker"
knows some important development
about to take place in the firm. He
recommends the purchase of more stock
at once, and just as a get-acquainted
offer, suggests he will buy it for his
prospective customer" on SO per cent
margin.
The swindlers usually are clever
enough to see some signs of an advance
in the stock before recommending it.
If the offer is accepted the swindler
buys the security. After its advance the
broker" calls up again, and declares
that through certain inside informa-
tion he possesses, his customer will
profit handsomely on another stock,
which usually the customer knows lit
tie or nothing about.
Stock Is Unloaded.
''It is because the public does not
know it that you have a chance to
make money" assures the swindler.
Thus the customer gets the stock which
the brokerage house wishes to unload.
This stock has a name always re-
sembling that of some well known COM
pany. Unfortunately, we cannot buy
this stock for you on margin" the
broker explains, "as we are trying to
keep this news secret from banks and
from competing brokers'"
The customer buys 100 shares or so
of this low-priced unknown stock and
pays cash for it. A messenger is sent
with the stock to the Office or home
He is instructed to collect the differ
ence between the customers original
margin, and profits on the first trans
action and the selling price of the sec
ond stock
BY the time this second stock trans
action is found to be of no value the
important brokerage house has gone
out of business or moved.
Evening star., 1933-12-10

simple as it sounds. To take a dime
out of dollar bill requires eight opera
tions, four mental and four more in
counting out the coins returned. To
take cents out of a dollar requires 26
operations, eight coins plus five mental
operations and 13 more In recounting
the change to the customer.
A study was recently made in res
taurant doing a S150-a-day business
with average sales Of 80 cents per Gus
toner. Estimating only four operations
per sale there were over 1000 han
dlings Of money each day, many of
them squeezed into rush-hour periods
with inevitable errors. This restaurant
is now using the mechanical devices
that banks and motion picture houses
have found so accurate that the public
hardly stops to even count the change
that Is returned.
(copyright, 1881
Evening star., 1933-12-10
Dollar Makers
BY GEORGE T. EAGER.

There is great business opportunity
IN the development of change making
devices that will save time and reduce
errors for 100000 retail businesses in
this country.
There are 100000 cash registers in
Evening star., 1933-12-10

100000 devices in
use for m a X in 6
change mechan-
ically. Mistakes in
smaking change cost
. retailer money
either way. When
he returns to a
Gu sto m e r more
than is due, it is
money out of his
pocket. and when
he inadvertently
short changes he
icses the customer.
Making change
accurately Is not as
Evening star., 1933-12-10
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
tar as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde 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., 1933-12-10
PLYMOUTH SALES UP.

DETROIT, December R.-The
Plymouth Motor Corporation announced
production and shipments for IL months
this year totaled 258, ,969, an increase Of
1873 per cent over the first IL months
6 1882.
Evening star., 1933-12-10

20 YEAR WILL GET S11.b00 ACCIDENT
dent-Health 1ns. ll01 18th NV. DE. $3.50.
HONEST RADIO REPAIRING.
GRIMM. IL Years Experience.
NORTH 1866. Any Time.
FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY WE Will,
o,i onorongniy clean any small size rug. in your
dirt or bother. Phone COOLING BROS, Me.
SPECIAL GROUP OF DAINTY HANDMADE
o Ordsr aR sSSsEf spe spRy
ICE SHOP, 126 13th st. NV. Ma. $685..
WOULD LIKE TO BOARD LITTLE GIRL,
care; reasonable. Cali Clarendon 1901.
sEAuTIEUL EiEA TII. AFGHAN s1a; WEDDING
Sprea1- TsS aonnie quitting IS. 1ss Lee High
lar pests thoroushiy .exterminated; suarari.
Meq;h sser; irss demonstration. SURE DEATH co,
XMAS SHoPPERS-SAVE MONEY-GIFT
snop mdse- cards and toys (private sale),
at cost. 1858 Park I'd. NV
COLLEGE WOMAN. H. S. TEACHER. EN-
ss93ring; German, French. Address Box 1s3-R.
SINUS TROUBLE (BULLoCK's SYSTEM
nance over sinus Infection infectious s'e,- ea-
tarrh and chronic head colds. Free booklet
nD0n shU1d se a
T1oNAL LARoRAToRIES i76. Ben Frank
I'm station. Washington. D. C.
WILL SHARE NICELY FURNISHED DE-
tached Chevy Chase home with one or two
persons-share expense basis. WI. 3s3o..W.
YOUNG BACHELOR LAWYER WOULD LIKE
Po ssss aftep soon apt near 1sth Col I'd
Insd HAds .nd modsa MsPs to Ss.d $ SEPh q
MISS A L: Hopkins. Sherman Apts- SOC, 5th
Artist ARTIST WILL DO YOUR coAT-oF-ARMs. /!
neatly addressed; reasonable North 5s14.
DaAMcIaG, Pan ING MISS GIRARDEAU LEGARE.
fos tSaq tras 18th sti St nw North 1000 BAN room
CONTRACT. BRIDGE. OPEN GAMES. BE-
ginners and amateurs. 25c 1722 18th st.
NV. Apt. IL: Po. 1862 after i pm.
YOUR FUR COAT MADE LONGER OR INTO
son ave. WE. oel3-W 's' "'''
DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS
ssdsssnfS sso STH 1nso asst-gerd creation 81 70
Nine. Ash. l011 H st. NV. 2nd d. DI 1856.
AGED AGE. coNvALEscENTs AND NvAIIps
sooms sors plenty sunshine: continuous nursing
sRsns rsemas rssssnssn ass4 6 diets 1871
UMBRELLAS AND CANES. WoNDERFTf,
Umbrella Shop. 737 I1th st. NV.
ahspP sasH ISeoS fSe
suite suite 209, woodward Bldg. Phone National
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDER0ARTEN.
l322 MASS. ave. NV. school of dancing and
nursery: hour, day or week: $50 to $50.
PRACTICAL MALE NURSE WITH YEARS
hospital training. desires position or case
Pssygcnopstnic eases specially. Address BOX
AGED AND BED PATIENTS CARED FOR
BY graduate nurse in her home. Rates Yea-
sonable tray service. AID. $780,
REDUCING-7 TREAT, IS: REMOVES SUR
PLUS FAT IN SPOTS; RESULTS ASSURED;
fs9ines ss1a aa'ns' eiec. treat. NO. S2os,
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY :
myself. George w. Allen. jr.. "A Long.
fellow st. ne. 10s
HEMORRHOIDs ERADICATED BY Ny own
method results elective for . lifetime OF .
;'1Ts;. ;Snrssry "a DR. s0oMnMaEEEWERcK. So NEE 1855 Cos
SWEDISH MAssAoE-NFRA-RFD ULTRA
Wo' ylolet rays @ elsc cab. baths by appt. yIvIA1
TRE T9N TSHASsHHa5ksq73S SHSHasa S7sI559 IN5E1dETs; ITS
has facilities for serving small banouets,
suppers OF afternoon parties. with Q mimi
mum q disturbance to you and . maximum
We 9oRDIAILy aAsl5l.s In. INVITE XoQ
1880 Cciumbia Rd Columbia se4e.
COMMERCIAL TEACHER WANTS sTENO-
graphic work or tutoring. evenings; have .
typewriter; Es. exp. Address Box 26-h
Continued IN NEXT Raro.}
Evening star., 1933-12-10

MEN
THIS MAY BE THE CORNER
YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR.
interview, select and train six men to act
as our distributors, six as crew managers
WORK.
answer Il you want an easy berth. This
is . job for real men.
EARNINGS.
these srsi1 thsn nsn 70 ssSS sSSd p.s sssxs month n
poSf fssSFanE Exr + s4Dssnis ans hG os N
COMPANY.
International in scope. Rated AAA-1 by
Dun BradStreet.
PRODUCT.
Something UNIQUE; Tremendous demand.
snd avss Every 6 hcns s S
ness house hospital. sanitarium, hotel and
tIs.d tnssdutsn Is snr .aysr
INVESTMENT.
I will set you up as . distributor. crew
QUALIFICATIONS.
abts to ss1ss e =
our method Of distIibation and willing 70
PERMANENT.
YES. You will be selected only on .
pTn psTmansnt basis basis % ySg csn nn Sualify other
PERSONAL INTERVIEW.
You bet your life I want to see what you
tsrview viii be held on Monday morning
Investment Building. 18th and K sts. NV
Evening star., 1933-12-10
HELP--NIEN.
lN>-Al--H

s:IniSs. q s$o e $50 s.ssls; mS:s g ss g.
rsferences reguired; permanent connection.
See Mr.. Taylor. 90. Room Slc. 1919 ,.
SALES MANAGER. to direct ssIss force for
local branch OF national music organization;
must ne sxperienced In this work. Apply
Msondsy. snnls 10 TO IL. 7ls 11th st. NV. End
SALEsMEN-MERRY CHRISTMAS window
nsnnter; Tn5ee colors ON white SIX; GORGEOUS
eelling everyEhers; homes. trade. LARGE
is Nex S1s @erns
naids 4o9s ridis Must bs for
ASK Ior MI. Masserman. 2141 Penn. ave. NV.
q 1.s.nass saRssc sy e.;luVs
men. Earninss are sunacisnt 70 satisfy
Is. VIRGIN. Give your age. II married. phone
number. references and occupation for the
Past past. fivs years. Address BOX is6-R. star
SALESMEN-Men who wish to establish
themselves IN permanent. paying, diRnined
we sponsor. offers an investment and savings
ptIscfiv. pfn 81 UNUSUAL nsss merit and
Ter than average real for
advancement Is offered men qualined for
iasessM.nt sssess,ys pSsisSns SS,iS,ns ost Co. Inc
plant doing publications and color work; ex-
ceuent opportunity for exp. man. 3342 M n.w.s
sTEAMFTTTER, experienced on repair work.
and salary na s.peessd 'sH: eas te
phone number so can call you to go to work
Monday am. Address Box 205-R. Star once.
YOUNG MAN with drivers permit for gro
Ssiy ser store Apply all day Sunday, 2340
a Y9uns men s' sSF ;se' tSTcs
Motor Co. sssas deorsia ave. ans n.W. "'n'
sefi1s eIGs ds66p P66 wEEK UoNM7sAskYAnSNY sAkASY.
Travelling salesman single man or one
pany. booking hish.typs sntertsinmsnt iSs With With
estins field; must have car. good references.
sood appearance: permanent employment
fully. Address Box i6i-R. star once. ":''e
lSyy5S&R5SSyy lsSSy55&5sSysS5S ySRS ysE SE1s.
moy Hs to ES.s. tS5
san nsss
per week to start. Men Who succeed viii
sHSa from r Rs:s BANK a
Bldg: 14th and Park I'd. Ask for Mr.. Goelz.
CAN YOU QUALIFY?
IT, Are you between ages 25 and SO. estab-
tlonal sorporstion VIII sve ssoe'r' YOU Special I
training to At YOU to earn an income Of
$4,000 or more per year. Address BOX
6 ROUTE DRIVERS.
Due to our rapid expansion and addition
OF six new routes. We can offer good Jobs to
icing steady customers @ in % %ashinstSn GS send and
neighborine towns; unusual opportunity to
make S22 so weekly at start; more later;
new Ford sedan free to producers. See
manager: to I2. 91s New York ave
MEN, AT ONCE.
Four, for established grocery route: about
S22 80 weekly to start; references required;
good future. Apply 1882 Eye st. NV, Apt
WHITE CHAUFFEURS, i'm
mediately, with identification
cards. Most liberal proposition
in town. Redhound cabs. Apply
Mr.. Lee, 62 H st. ne.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
wANTED-sALEsMEN.

AMAZING MATCH, gtyes million Nghts: sell
ing Ike wildfre; big profts kyeriasttng
CHEMICAL sPQNGE Washes Windows with
wives amazed; hustlers cleaning up: uutft
free. Krfstee MFG. Co.. BOX 149. Akron, Ohio.
SALE1MAN. heating and plumbing. capable
to take complete charge Of department for
old. reliable concern: must have spthty 20
personaiity and ability TO close sales. Replies
will be. treated confidential. but must give
perience. ability and integrity; state whether
you are willing to go out Of the city or not:
town. Address BOX s6-R. Star once:
aAT,Es11EN-Ford. Why follow when you
can lead? No matter what car you have
heen seliine the Ford is the car TO sell In
1854; We want eood auto selesmen; liberal
commissions, drawing account and no trade
deducted. The Aneeestie Motor Co.. 1870
Good Hope I'd. Sc. II. 2077.
Evening star., 1933-12-10

HELP-MEN.
ADVERTISING SALESMAN. experienced;
adeet. ss5eet car & or p beara sdvertsinF
p1s s:s Buns ss
1915 Eye St. Room 3. IL
BAKER, for assorted Danish pastries and
sTade snd stssdy ao for hign
tSsmasISc: sssr aics confidential Address BOX sos-J
BAKER. hrst-class, quality baking, must be
anle to finance shop baking materials. Ap-
ply Sunday after pm. 6706 Wis. ave.
SoY g1h sse for Esl estate Ss. salary
BOY. white, sxperienced to work in grocery
store Call Sunday between and PM,
TO west Va. ave. ne.
BOY, white. experienced, for grocery mar
ket; must have reference; honest. 1909 T
ExEcUT1vE ESIs sc, wanted @ e sssuIs fun mansss:
business men snsassd Il other ines 1eSa Good
initiative. State blood nationality, expert
enSs. sdSr.s responsieiliy @ Investment optional.
FOREMAN : Ford experience. Apply Mr.
Taylor. Parkway, 3O4O NJ st. NV. Apply
NAN, settled, single. white. to work at
to wait on table and keep place clean; in
exchange for good clean home. laundry and
this sS address sox
Star office.
MAlNM-,Basement room. kitchen exchange
Rppy manassr sssslcsi siso seasas nw utility man.
MAN wanted for established route, must be
married, honest industrious, tactful; re.
sourceful: sales experience useful but not
necessary: must own car. Grand Union Tea
Co. 6O3 F st. NV.
MAN. capable. between .25 and As, who
o hs hm'e Se % nesSs
and nd. wiilinT, to prove his worth: successful
self capable Of a larger opportunity; write.
% sducation. ss etc. address BOX 1sas. isss Star
MAN, 70 secure living protection" ac-
with income is prospect: honest. conscienti-
GUS hard workers with pleasing personality
selling experience not necessary: November
our best month in 40 years operation: part
time workers considered. Phone NE. 1879.
with aorR Dhsns aaSs4 a asne
dress BOX 26-M. Star once
NAN, under 3s years, with business ability.
Radio Real Estate Exchange, Suite Si7~Sis.
1910 Vermont ave. NV
MEN to solicit coal orders on commission
basis. Yale Lumber Coal Co.. 920 N. =.
MEN. s. now Cor recently calling on
erocers. dehcetessenS may increase their
.ds ns es assas sss iash .ns s; s: food
MEN-We can place two men in our wash
ing machine department, full cooperation
M and .- tsanspossaticn fuInishsd, Must have
not necessary. Good earnings for energetic
man. Apply The Hecht Co., Washing Ma
chine Department, drst fioor
MEN, Who want steady. work and have . car.
we have openings for three men for outside
partment stores: leads VIII be. furnished,
good earnings and chance for advancement
Apply BY letter. giving name, address. tele-
Address Box 1863. Star once.
REGISTERED PLUMBER on repair work to
handle plumbing for heating contractor;
give phone number. Address BOX 2O4-R,
Star once.
SALESMAN-We are the exclusive distribu-
tor Of Webster's New International Diction-
sry. subscription Edition; We have 9 large
you have q good record that viii stand
checking heres an opportunity Tor you.
HnuEhtnn Mifnin Co.. cal Public Ledger
B.dE. Phila.. Pa.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
wANrrD-sArEssfrN.


sALxsASENEWe have. le4 miles In and
t1out Maahington 70 distribute new elec-
ears can easily earn $50 weekly. 310 Evans
TWO high.type.. for unusual Proportion.
THOSE accustomed to contracting Substantial
investors: Liberal contract to right man.
AQoress BOX 131-R. Star ONCE. los
WAETED-Successfu salesmen to sell COM
plste line Established commercial mixet
feeds in Western Maryland. Must be
able TO service. Give previous experience.
age, etc. Address Box 61-R Star once.
WANTED experienced calendar and adver-
Using specially salesmen; new 1884 line;
exciunve territory: commissions weekly.
q. O. Colson Co. Paris. III.
WHY NOT SELL new automobile expense
record? Low price; quick sales: GOOD profits
Walters. 239 Park ave, Takoma Park.
A MILLION DOLLAR INSTITUTION with
- years recognized leadership in the cal
endsr and specially advertising field has
openings for several more capable statesmen
Tor new selling season commencing De
ment, exclusive hish-srade line. protected
territory and fullest cooperation: liberal
commissions. remitted weekly, including full
credit Tor mail and repeat orders: please
give sge. experience and references frst let
yer: s The American Art Works, Inc. Cos
Evening star., 1933-12-10
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE, white. to act. IS butler-chaufieur.
cook-maid and take full charge; must have
local references. Address Box 7s-R. Star
once: 10e
COUPLE. white on small estate; must be
good workers; woman must be good cook
and man experienced in all lines Of farm
work. especially chickens. Address Box
IGOR. Star once.
FREE BASEMENT ROOM. Ink. to reliable
southern colored man and wife, no children;
wife to do housework; reference required.
Address Box 200-R. Star once.
MEN AND WOMEN to sell printing, refer
ence. Salary and commission. Apply Sun
day Q to 4 pm. 430 Sth st. NV.
MEN AND WOMEN. Apply All Penna. ave.
n.w. No age limit. Must be residents and
furnish reference
RUSSIAN or ITALIAN speaking people. easy
work. day or evening; 75c an hour. Ad-
dress Box 171-R, Star once.
TEACHER, for small children. in exchange
for room and board. Address BOX 29b-J,
Star once.
SALES MEN AND WOMEN wanted for per-
manent IN or out Of town work: al or spare
time; attractive line; large commission; leads
furnished. NATIONAL z001.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
M EN-.

Let me set YOU up in a profitable business
OF your own. backed by our international
resources, running into scores Of millions
! have been in washington for some tim.
IL men up IN business for themselves in
Washington and neighboring cities
We are in control in the Washington area
OF business unique in character, merchan-
dising unit that has no competition. for
which there is an ever-increasing demand,
deyeloped by our unique method.
II In personal interview you can satisfy
me that you are honest. reliable and trust
worthy ana really have desire to succeed.
are willing to study and are teachable. you
may De the very man ! am looking for.
our associates earn as much as $50 in
single day. and after they become expert
enced handling our business receive q size
able monthly income not regulated by sea-
sons. as ours is year-around business.
vois selling @ experience not necessary. for Il
at no expense to you. Some OF our most
suecessful associates never sold anything
We stand all the expense of the business
snd IN addition to giving you, merchandise
You do not invest one cent with us. We
finance everything.
Our business is depression-proof and has
With VeT mouth oaf a the last %
have thousands Of satisfied customers in
this territory and are considered one Of the
country's outstanding organiza tions. There
are no strings connected with this offer and
II you can meet the above requirements you
E t.1y, be srsHtsd Vbts 1 PersHnsE in
mutual interest. Apply Monday. 9:30 to l.
at 201 Denrike Blds.. 1910 Vermont ave n
Evening star., 1933-12-10

SALESMEN-FORD.
WHY FOLLOW WHEN YOU
CAN LEAD?
NO MATTER WHAT CAR YOU
HAVE BEEN SELLING THE
FORD is THE CAR TO SELL IN
1884. WE WANT 3 GOOD AUTO
statesmen. LIBERAL COMMIS-
SION S, DRAWING ACCOUNT
AND NO TRADE DEDUCTED.
THE ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO.,
1925 Good Hope Rd. Sc. Ii. 2O77.
Evening star., 1933-12-10

Special Representatives.
Two or three men of more than AVERAGE
real sales ability. who are looking for q per-
manent and profitable business connection.
will f1nd 1t to their advantage to call at
ROOM 223. SHOREHAM BLDG
ASSISTANT ENGINEER.
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN
WHO IS AMBITIOUS FOR AD-
OPTIONAL TRAINING. Address
Box 322-T. Star Office.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
PERSONAL.

The rats under heading Of Personal
ID cents per line additional to tbs
regular line rate.
Evening star., 1933-12-10

TUToRueo research or Becretarial work
wanted BY Msfne man, former COLLEGE
pert typ1St. high city references. Address
BOZ 209.h star once.
Evening star., 1933-12-10

% A YEAR WILL GET s1l.50O ACCIDENT
Insurance. $50 wkly disability; no examina-5
goni Men-Women, 1868. Housewives Acct
dent-Health InS. 1l01 18th n W DE 6430s
Evening star., 1933-12-10

SALEsMAN-We are the exclusive distribu-
tor Of Webster's New International Dictiofl-
group Of excellent leads for Wsshineton. Il
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