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Evening star., 1933-04-20

CICHNER IRON WORKS tossers
" pointing for their opening Indus
trial League game next Thursday
against Fairfax Farms Dairy. will meet
the Union Printers in a practice till
tomorrow and Sunday will engage the
Bowie (Md) nine at Bowie.
Making up the Gichner roster are
Brown. Gleason, Payne, Stevens, Spigel
and Usilton, pitchers; Jenkins ans
Gichner, catchers; Coker, Giler, Tribby
Quantrille, Bowie, Kinney and Zahn
infielders, and Berry, Clark and Briggs
outfielders. Stevens also likely will get
some garden duty.
Ballston Firemen and Wheaton A. C
are to hook up Sunday on the Wheaton
field at 2:30 o'clock.
Among other tilts listed for Sunday
are:
Goodacre Juniors vs.. Clarendon A. C..
on Washington-Lee High School field
o'clock.
Eastern A. c. VS.. Clifton Juniors
Monument diamond, No. l.
Phoenix A. c. VS.. Northeast All-Stars
United BARRIERS VS.. Woodmen of the
World, Monument diamond, No. 7, /
o'clock.
Some teams wanting games follow:
Phoenix A. c. Call Lincoln 56O3-J.
Vienna Fire Department, an unlimit-
ed foe for Sunday. Lincoln 36O3-R,
after 6 pm.
Wyndottes with insect teams. Lin
coin 6083 and ask for Manager Eddie
Richmond.
Ben Hundley Insects for Saturday.
Adams 6355-W.
Cherrydale A. c. Emerson 7789 be-
tween $50 and 7:30 pm.
Regas A. c., unlimited opposition.
Columbia 3757.
Evening star., 1933-04-20
VIRGINIA nine READY
FOR tilt WITH NAVY
Maryland Game Rained Out, It Has
All Its Hurlers Primed for
Middies Saturday.

UNIVERSITY, Va, April 20.-Navy's
base ball team comes to play Virginia
on Lambeth Field at o'clock Saturday
in the feature attraction Of the Easter
week sports program.
Saturdays contest on the diamond
will be the first of two appearances of
Navy teams here this Spring. Nays
track squad Is to come down for meet
on May 13.
Coach Gus Tebell will have his choice
Of the full Cavalier mound staff to use
against Navy. April showers prevented
the game scheduled to be played against
Maryland Monday from getting started
Co-captain Ward Brewer and Orlin
Rogers, who pitched in the Penn State
contest last Monday, have both been
rested.
Brewer pitched against Navy last
year when Virginia won 16 to 2.
Palmer Lawler, who has been doing
well as relief hUrler, may get his first
starting assignment, as may Peck Luck
and George Fletcher, both veterans.
Evening star., 1933-04-20
II CONTESTS REMAIN
FOR TERP YEARLINGS
Brief Schedules Are Arranged in
Track, Lacrosse, Tennis
and Base Ball.

MARYLAND freshmen, who already
lvX have won a lacrosse tilt from
Baltimore City College. to 2. and
a track meet from the University Of
Richmond yearlings, rs to AZ, are listed
for II more events in these two sports,
base ball and tennis
The young stickmen have three more
contests, the tracksters are slated for
four more, the nine is billed for seven
games. and the netmen have three
clashes.
May 5-Severn at Severn.
May 12-St Johns Freshmen at Annapolis.
May 19-Central High.
Track.
April 26-Eastern High.
May 1-Vireinia at Charlottesville.
May 13-Gallaudet at Washington.
May 17-Tech Hish.
Base Ball.
April 2O-Roosevelt High
April o2-Luray High.
May Eastern HirN.
May 2-Hyattsville High.
May 5-Central High.
May 10-Tech High.
May 17-Hyattsville High.
Tennis.
April 2a-western High.
May o0-Devitt School.
May 2T-Central High.
Evening star., 1933-04-20
Mat Results

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Hans Kampfer, 220,
Germany, threw Dick Raines, 225,
Texas, 1888: Nick Lutte, 203, Califor-,
mia, threw Sam Cordovano, 202, New
York, 34:45.
PHILADELPHIA. Joe Malcewicz.
200, Utica, N. Y, defeated Sam Stein.
205, Newark, N. j., 1888 (Stein
Knocked out).
HARRISBURG, Pa.-Ernie Dusek,
2ll, Omaha, threw Paul Jones, 201,
Houston, Tex, $3.50.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.-Jim Browning
230. Verona, Mo-, threw Al Geicewicz,
ZIG, Manchester, Conn, 38:47.
WORCESTER, Mass-Ed Don George,
Michigan, defeated Wallace, Musovich,
Chicago, straight falls, 52:l5 and 1l:46.
Evening star., 1933-04-20

brawl this pm probably will be offered
as a sacrifice to Marshall.
THE opportunity to compare Mar
i shall with both Rair1es and Ia
harias will, of course. be offered.
Everett goes on in the semi-final
against tough. but not tough enough,
chap in Tom Alley.
Both Ernie and Rudy Dusek will ap-
pear in preliminaries, the former
tackling Jim Henry and the latter Hans
Steinke. Ernies chances Of winning
are 638 times better than Rudy's, but
that is partially due to the prowess Of
the elder Dusek's opponent. who prob
ably will not throw Rudy, either, in
half an hour.
The fifth bout will find Vic Christy,
the hero, mistreating Gin the enO,
Marshall Blackstock.
Evening star., 1933-04-20
WATSON IN new YORK
TO FIGHT CHOCOLATE
Briton, to Remain Five Months in
q. S., Quits Business to Give
All Time to Ring.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, April 20.-Seaman Tom
Watson, British featherweight cham
pion, arrived yesterday on the Olympic
for his title bout with Kid Chocolate
of Cuba, which vii be held at Madison
Square Garden, May IL.
The English boxer, who will be Is
years old in June, was accompanied by
his WIFE He expects to remain In this
country about five months.
After Watson defeated F1del La
Barba Of California, here last Feb
ruary, he returned to his home in New
castle-upon- Tyne, and went back to
his regular job Of operating a public
house. He has given that up and will
devote all his time to boxing. In
London a few weeks ago he defeated
the French featherweight, August Gyde,
in a l0-round bout.
Evening star., 1933-04-20
EXPECTS BIGGER REGATTA
New York Association Will Hold
Event May 80, Usual Date.

NEW YORK, April 20 P.-The New
York Rowing Association will hold its
annual Spring regatta on the Harlem
on Memorial day, May 80, as usual this
year and hopes to make it a bigger
event than ever.
In ratifying the date last night, mem.
bers Of the Regatta Committee said
they hope to draw large entry Of
oarsmen who will compete in the Amer
lean Henley at Philadelphia May 27.
Oarsmen from other cities who row
at Philadelphia will be invited to enter
the New York events and the program
has been made elastic to permit adjust
ment to suit the entries.
Evening star., 1933-04-20
OWNER TIPS VINDiCATOR

Coughlin Says Watch Smoke" of
His Two-Year-Old Racer.
CHICAGO, April 20 (P.-Heres tip
feed box:
Watch 2-year-old named Vindicator.
"I've owned some good horses in my
time" the veteran Chicago politician
and turf enthusiast mused As he leaned
over the rail at Sportsman's Park, but
this Vindicator can go places and do
things. Watch his smoke and have a
bill riding on his nose"
Alderman Coughlin said he named
the colt "Vindicator" because he wants
him to go East ito show the folks
there own a horse as good as Rough
ish Eye"
Evening star., 1933-04-20
COACH JONES AN ACTOR
Signs for Movies as Hard Boiled
Mentor Lambasting Players.

HOLLYWOOD, April 20 (P-How-
ard Harding Jones has signed a con-
tract with Paramount Studios to be-
picture to be produced this Summer.
In prev.sus grid pictures Jones has
acted only in the capacity of tech
nician, but this time he will represent
the hard-boiled coach, shouting wildly
at his gridsters in the dressing room
which he doesn't believe in and never
practices.
Evening star., 1933-04-20
CARR IS RECOVERING.

PHILADELPHIA. April 20 P-The
casts on the fractured ankles Of Bill
Carr, world record-holding Olympic
400-meter champion, have been re-
moved and physicians said the Ar
kansas flyer, injured in an automobile
accident last month, may be out Of bed
In a week,
Evening star., 1933-04-20
JEBY, JONES GO STOPPED
Ended in Sixth Round, Both Being
Accused of Sailing.

CLEVELAND, April 20.-Because
both scrappers were stalling," Cleve-
land boxing commissioners stopped the
Ben Jeby- Gorilla Jones fight here last
night in the sixth round of their sched-
uled 12-heat contest A decision of no
contest" was rendered.
Neither Jeby. recognized as world
middleweight champion in New York
nor Jones, the National Boxing Associa-
tion's American champion, displayed
much spirit and Referee Freddy Block
action before the commissioners stepped
in,
Evening star., 1933-04-20

0O Vic ACSA AAAo AN
snarling in the
main event to-
night. DICK
Raines and George
Ia arias, SELF
made tough h es.
weigh 230 pounds
each, according to
DR.. Turner.
Ernie Dusek ap-
pears to have sat-
isfed the CUSTOM
ers he is q fair
sort of rassler and
now 1t seems Ev-
erett Marshall will
be given the same
opportunity. T n e
winner Of the
Ra}pos ZahariS
Evening star., 1933-04-20

"WO Of the biggest Gin si1e) gents
In the rassling racket collide
/ tonight in the Washington
Auditorium as Promoter Joe
Turner's elimination" tourney goes
merrily on. The general idea seems to
extract one, or possibly two. challengers
to greet Master Jeems Londos, who en-
phatically denies Joe Savoldi pinned
him, upon the occasion Of the Greeks
next visit to our fair city.
Approximately 460 pounds, not
counting either Cyclone Burns or Ben
neh Bortnick. prospective umpires. will
Evening star., 1933-04-20
HOCKEY PLAYER LET OUT.

DULUTH, Mimi. April 20 R.-Jack
Leswick, star center of the Duluth Hor-
nets in the American Hockey Associa-
ton early last season, has become a
free agent, receiving his unconditional
release
Evening star., 1933-04-20
LONE MEET CHAMP OUT
II of 12 to Defend Honors in Kan
sas Relays on Saturday.

LAWRENCE. Kans., April 20 R.-
Eleven of IL relay race champions of
the 1882 Kansas relays will defend their
titles at the eleventh renewal of the
carnival in the Kansas Memorial Sta
dium Saturday
The only one missing will be Notre
Dame. winner of the 2-mile relay
Among the competitors will be Glenn
Cunningham, University of Kansas
miller and Olympic team member.
Evening star., 1933-04-20
HEADS PURDUE ATHLETICS,

INDIANAPOLIS, April 20.-Noble
Kizer, foot ball coach, has been ap-
pointed athletic director at Purdue
University. Kizer, former grid star at
Notre Dame. has been at Purdue sew
eral years.
Evening star., 1933-04-20
ELMIRA GETS WYs0NG.

HOUSTON, Tex, April 20 R.-Har-
Ian Wysong, veteran seuthpaw pitcher,
has been released by the Houston CTexas
League) Bluffs to the Elmira Club OF the
New York-Pennsylvania League.
Evening star., 1933-04-20

KELLER IN FINAL SEASON.
Jack Keller, world record holder and
Olympic hurdler, Is in his final year of
competition on the track at Ohio State.
Evening star., 1933-04-20
Hebrew League
Final STANDINGS.

Season Records.
High team game-Iris Club and Reyes
Club. go ~ ,
High individual averageBortnick CVlsta)'
1l4-29. e, f,s.r
delle>. 1872: ,., ,,..rd.ue,
eoHph strikes-Albert Lies Amis). 81.
High spares-Schecter tMardellei. III.
High fat game-Tenenbaum uris), ~.
Evening star., 1933-06-25
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN,

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE white on farm; man milk, drive
car, farm work; wife houseWork. small
salary, room and board in modern home.
one or write A T. Robinson, Brandywine,
MAN AND WIFE colored. as cook and helper
IN suburbs man must have drivers permit;
$50 per month. room and board for both.
Apply between and pm. Sunday 1909
Kenyon ST. NV Do not telephone
ROOMlNG HOUSE MANAGERS. experienced
couple. furnished rooms. gas. elec free,
no salary. Address Box :as-S. Star Office.
Evening star., 1933-06-25
\ Nj AN
BEER-COOLING
EQUIPMENT
MEN

Those of you who read help wanted ads"
must certainly read the news columns as
we'll If you are interested in better times
for all Of US you cannot me help nIn 6ut ee taat en
since the fourth of March Our country is
being SOLD out of the depression by mas
ter salesman. There is real man on the
job and the whole world is with him. Men
increased and prices are going up Conn.
dence has been restored in the hearts OF
men and times are getting better.
Our business is good. 1882 was the best
will be our fourth consecutive year of in
creased production. Last November we pur-
chased a seven-acre factory because 1t was
necessary in order to supply the demand
other factories that have been running full
time. We have not reduced the salary OF a
single employe in three years
We have the goodwill of the public and
q product which the people buy. We believe
in the future and have made our plans &C
cordingly. Our company has kept faith
with the people.
We are now expanding our business. In
addition to the District Of Columbia we are
taking in Arlington, Fairfax. Prince william;
Fauquier, Rappahannock Page, Warren and
Shenandoah Counties in Virginia We are
operating in all of Southern Maryland. IN
Guiding Montgomery and Prince Georges
Counties.
If you have faith in your country and
faith in the future. If you have courage, now
is the time to let the world know it. In
creased territory assignment means more
and greater opportunities for men who can
be accepted Monday, June 20. from $50
Am. to 90 pm.
Married men will be given preference. Ex-
perience not necessary II your application
Apply POI Denrike BLDG. 1910 Vermont
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1933-06-25
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTs-Goid sign letters for store win
dcwS 5o0fS profit; free sample Metallic
Letter Co. 435 N. Clark. Chicago.
SELL GAS TANK LOCKS-Iow priced gas
enc car thieves stopped; outfit free. Quality,
AG-ls34 North ave, chicago.
YOUNG MEN ard women, colored. for pleas
ant sales work. salary and commission.
534 9th ST NV, between q am. and p m.
Evening star., 1933-06-25

SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
UR-MEcHANIc. wife. colored work
of any kind. VIII accept position out of
town l. years with last employer Good
, appearance. Al reference Reasonable SAL
ary. Address Chauffeur. li49 w 81. NV.
Phone PO 6495.
COLORED COUPLE wish place with adult
family in country. Entire work OF house.
Best references. S02 New Hampshire. ave.
NV.
MAN wife. colored experienced, wants lob
on farm; wife housework; man, any kind
farm work. Ii. 3574. 1919 2nd st ne. .
MAN AND WIFE, steady workers; any kind
farm or estate; good references. r, Calbeyt,
zoos Duke st.. Alexandria. Va,
Evening star., 1933-06-25
WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-SALESM
AGGRESSIVE statesmen for territory TO
sell welcome exclusive product, readily
sold on demonstrs tion; large daily sales for
homes. business places, apartments gas sta
tions etc. Do not miss this opportunity.
Write Marvel, 5000 Euclid ave. Cleveland.
Ohio.
BEER BRINGS NEW DEAL-Sen stores
Korn ParchieS. New salted confection,
makes best beer taste better; over 20Ofe
profit; no selling; consignment and free sam
ping plan; salesmen, distributors get in on
ground floor; get details free. Korn Parchies,
Dept. K-4l. Spencer. Ind.
CHEMICAL SPONGE washes windows with
out work. banishes cleaning drudsery; house
wives amazed. hustlers cleaning up; outht
free. Kris,ee Mfg Co. Box i'.3, Akron. o.
LARGE INCANDEsCENT LAMP FACTORY
has territory open capable salesman con-
tacting lobbers. industrialS: commission
Give complete experience first letter. Lamps
300 Passaic ave. Harrison, N. J.
MAKE GoOD-ouick commissions with new
liberal. sure-ire sales plan on low-prlced
popcorn machines ot-dos machines, cleo
trio grills. etc; fast sellers: pay for them
selves from pronts; write today. Advance
MIG. o.. 1900 s. Kingshighway. 81. Louis,
Evening star., 1933-06-25
WANTED-SALESMAN.



MARVELLOUS INvENTTON-New match gives
million lights fast seller; big profits Ever
lasting Match Co., 443 S. Dearborn. Chicaso
| MEN to sell quality beer; only men with
initiative wanted; high commission basis
Apply between 9 and pm. at 326 st
s.w.. American Beverage Company.
POSSIBLE TO MAKE 81 900 NEXT MO
Man with car to do service work and take
orders for Underwriters Approved Fire EX-
tinsuisher. Two sales a day produce S240
month. with extra income from service work
| Million dollar corporation. Write quick Tor
new deal Fyr-Fyter Co, 226 F. F. Bids.
SALESMAN = Experienced in contracting
dealers, as well as executives: must be
financially responsible. AID. 0116.
SELL MERCHANTS fastest selling line
carded specialtles. including razor blades.
mercurechrome aspirin; new plan; bigger
profits quick repeats. Hck Co. 1924
YOUNG MAN. with car, for. sales work;
expenses guaranteed. Apply Monday morn
ing. Mr., Freshour. 1895 Georgia ave. NV.
POSSIBLE TO MAKE UP TO 500 WEEKLY.
Be first in your community to introduce
greatest sensation of the year-"Who's Who
in Major League Base Ball Nearly 900
pages. over 700 beautiful half-tone illustra-
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pictures and sketches of base ball writers
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red cloth. stamped in gold Jacket in colors
"A $1,000 value for only $500. For
complete information address Buxton Pub.
Co. u w Elm St. Chicago.
Evening star., 1933-06-25

SALESMAN-To sell home protection death,
accident, old age, disability; coverage UP to
each member secured Equitable Mutual
Ava, Wilmington. Del
Evening star., 1933-06-25
HELP-WOMEN.
(C0nfinuef11

WOMAN CO-WORKER who thoroughly un-
derstands box lunch and sandwich business.
North $50
WOMEN to solicit laundry and dry cleaning
service; 5OT on first two bundles. Address
Box 127-S. Star ONCE
YOUNG LADY to clerk, in gift and novelty
store: must reStde in Glover Park neighbor-
hood; give address and references. Address
Box .32-S. Star ONCE
SALESWOMEN-THREE.
Manufacturer has opening in this city for
tnree women over % and under As. with
pleasant personality. who will not be salts
ned with less than S25 weekly. Hours, to
:; half day Saturday: references required.
Apply Monday. to l. suite 301 Washing
ton Bldg. 10Th and G. sts. NV.
SHIRT OPERATORS-Colored.
EXPERIENCED EXI PRESS OPERATORS ON
MORNING, MORNING, ELITE LAUNDRY CO., 2119
Colored Demonstrators-Two.
About % to 35 years of age to take care
OF established trade; must be neat. courte-
GUS and reliable permanent position; hours.
TO Call Monday morning, 1 to /, suite
BOG, 1435 G St NV
Evening star., 1933-06-25

" A 5 II \ G NJ A CHIN +
SALESMEN-Can use 3 expert
enced men; commission 12%o
plus bonus Of from 81 to S. on
each machine sold; floor days.
See Mr.. Williams, Barber &
Ross. Inc.
Evening star., 1933-06-25

MEN, three, neat appearance,
car essential. Men will be trained
for managers job; opportunity
lifetime.
Call at 1910 st. NV, Monday, $50
TO pm. Nj Haden
Evening star., 1933-06-25

SALESMAN. with successful experience, SELL
Ing to grocers and restaurants, Tor perrna-
nent position with established food manu-
ducer; give particulars in first letter; all
strictly confidential. Address Box 4l0-R,
Star office.
Evening star., 1933-06-25

7RESSER. white only, for dry-cleaning plant
Call Monday. Bell Laundry, Hamden lane
lnd Wisconsin ave. Bethesda. Nd
Evening star., 1933-06-25

MARVELLOUS INVENTTON-New match civ
million lights: fast seller; big profits. Eve
lasting Match Co., 443 S. Dearborn. Chicas
Evening star., 1933-06-25

LUNCH ROOM; $500 down
GARAGE AND AND PAIN PAINT SAS9 SHOP: ST imasoo.
BEAETY SHOP; low price terms,
BAKERY: rent. $40: SI35 weekly.
MANY OTHER GOOD BUYS.
CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE Co,
SoUTH'S LEADING BUSINESS BROKERS.
9th FLOOR. DIST NATL BANK BLDG
l406 G ST. NV. TELEPHONE NE. 4S13
ROOMING HOUSE. 5 Groom apts; rent
only $1,000. A sacrifice. $4,000.
Capitol Business Sales Co..
BOOMING HOUSE. ST. rent, $50. 90;
desirable location for boarding or roomins
Capitol Business Sales Co.,
10OS Eye ST. NV. National 6964. .
NEW DINER DEAL.
Business men with funds to invest in
their own business will be interested to
learn of the wonderful opportunities in
the Dining Car business. For special rspefS
write direct to J. p. SkirdlaEt, Sales Man
ager, Jerry OMahony, Inc, 800 West Grand
81, Elizabeth. NJ.
lCsntianed . NeU Fasa3
Evening star., 1933-06-25

Statesmen to sell exerciser and rowing ma
chine. novel design and sells for s.. See
Mr.. Hunter, 14O4 Monroe st. NV. bet
Evening star., 1933-06-25
ESta DilSned ~ Years.
DEAL WITH RELIABLE FIRM

WHY
We san do your work better at
reasonable price.
Practical Contracting Company.
Large Users of Building Materials.
Maintain Our Own Equipment,
Employ Trained Mechanics Only.
Do Not Subcontract Work.
Guarantee Worth While Furnished.
Trust Only to Proven Reliability.
NOTHING DOwN-TERMS AS Low AZ
S. MONTHLY
Our Own Trained Crews Do The Work
Painting Plumbing Heating Paoering. Car
pentering, Roofing Cementing. Plastering.
Notwithstanding, Electrical Work,
Garages, etc.
Free Estimates Given Cheerfully.
General Contracting Co., Inc,
q23 Y Ave. NV. Dist 5Os2-5OS6
Evening star., 1933-06-25

Mr.. Government Employe:
In this time of crisis are you losing your
POSITION?
If so-dont lose heart. We are prepared
TO Iut you in business for yourself. where
change of administration, seasons or general
business fluctuations will not hazard your
living.
large. nationally known corporation
needs few additional men for Washington
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being required to make any capital invest
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We finance you and pay you weekly on
business done, everything straight and on
the level. The product is revolutionary. The
method Of distribution is new Our training
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Promotions are based on proven ability,
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II you feel you can qualify and would like
a conference at an early date write, giving
name, address. where now working how
long. nature of work, If have car if married
Telephone where you can be readily reached
and II available at once. Letter treated
confidentially. Address Box 20-R. Star once
Evening star., 1933-06-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
frOnafr.nod

BEER GARDEN Three Owls Inn. IA mil
ncrth Of Waldorf Md, on Southern NJ
pike. sacrifice price. Inquire on premise
Evening star., 1933-06-25
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CUL-
ture; nieht and day classes: Summer rates.
Apply Suite 225. Natl Press Bldg. ME. 1862.
FRENCH-PRIVATE LESSONS: TUTORING;
reduced rates. 1850 Girard st. NV. Apt.
o1 CO S1a4-J oSs
Evening star., 1933-06-25

WOMAN. disnifed. with business ability.
neqt. Address Box 142-s. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1933-06-25
HELP-WOMEN

ATTENDANTS in optometrist's once Must
know how TO type. Salary. SIS week. Ad-
dress Box 1898. Star Office.
BEAUTY OPERATOR must be expert marcel
lor, finger waver hair cutter. 225 Nat
Press R7dR between
Evening star., 1933-06-25
SPECIALS.

rent only S75: near telephone exchanges;
doing $500 weekly. Price. $500; terms.
CONFECTIONERY. doing $500 weekly:
estab: 10 yrs. Price right; terms arranged.
CONFECTIONERY, with beer license; rent,
$40. Price, 81 500; terms
RESTAURANT. near Govt bldgs.; short
hours; low price: terms.
DINING ROOM in large apt house. doing
$500 weekly; meal daily; Street entrance.
CORNER GROCERY; rooms. good busi-
ness; short hours; low price; terms.
Evening star., 1933-06-25
HELP DOMESTIC.

COUPLE. white, chauffeur, butler. cook and
general housework references required must
pe experienced. Address Box 62-S Star ONCE.