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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-23
Limits to Patience

DUT there are bounds beyond
- which parental patience can
not go. l more or less gather that
my mother was not too well pleased
that time when somebody mistook
her name and number for mine and
called up at 3 in the morning TO
roar over the phone: You old soak,
why don't you come down to To-
ny'S? The gangs been waiting
couple of hours" My mother never
has been to Tony's. 1 think it's
F'rankie's and Johnny's that she
goeeS to.
But the numerous readers who
clipped out the letter about Rivera
and mailed it to me are quite mis-
taken in assuming that this indicates
a rift. We don't quarrel simply be-
cause she would assign rights 70 the
Rockefellers which I would DENY
them. There wasn't even a ruction
when I left the Socialist party and
my mother remained with it.
OF course, it is true that Mrs.
Haywood Broun feels that upon
many occasions 1 bid and 1 write
without much sense or discretion.
L can see some points in favor of
Culbertson, and my mother by no
means contends that Sims is always
wrong. And so we don't try to in
tertere with the opinions of each
other.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-23
BY DIR. NORRIS F1SHBEIN
Editor Journal of the American Medf-
cal Association and of Hygeia
the Health Magazine.

not interfere in any way with their
school work, and also before these
children come into contact with
any considerable numbers of chill
dren under school conditions.
Protection Of the pre-school child
probably is the most important step
in the campaign against diphtheria
by the use of toxin antitoxin and
antidiphtheria.
The principal assistant medical
officer of the London county coun-
Gil, DR.. j. Graham Forbes. points
out that death rates of pre-school
children in London were double
that for the rest of the country.
AS a result Of survey made by
Dr. Forbes of conditions through
out the world, he recommends that
the diphtheria prevention be done
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-23
=BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

They exude sweetness and light and
expect every one about them to
notice the fact.
BY and by, if this course is pur-
sued too long, they are worshippers
at the altar of a magnificent super
ego.
The determination to obtain
notice and praise for good behavior
is a form OF selfishness peculiarly
feminine Women, theatrical by
nature, dramatic themselves in the
role Of imposed-upon wives. or noble
mothers sacrificing all for their little
ones, and they are especially pleased
to hear comments upon their excel
lence.
=
THIS bad habit is one we have
~ encouraged and upon which we
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-23
Vicious Pests

By R. C. Ford.
NTHILE the city and citizens
w committees are working to
end charity rackets, something
should be done about the horde of
moochers who pound at your front
door in the evenings, with a de-
mand for piece of change so
I can get a bed"
They don't ask for it; they de-
mand it. And you know very we'll
that any money you might be
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-23
Daily Thought

Man that is born of woman is of
few days, and full of trouble.-Job
14:1.
u NOW this, that troubles come
N swifter than the things we de-
sire.-Plautus.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-23

Los Angeles and San Francisco both had
earthquakes on the same Gay. You can't beat
those California towns when it comes to
rivalry.
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:: The Message Center ::

(Times readers are nuited to cypress
their Uielos in these columns. Make your
letters short. so all can hare chance.
Limit them to ESQ soords or less J
BY an Ex-DepositOr.
Patrons of banks which have been
| closed in Indianapolis are putting
their faith in Judge Cox and Prose
cutor Wilson to clear up the stu
alton. After more than two years
of waiting, they are glad that
some one has the courage to show
up officials who played fast and
loose with the public's money.
These officials can feel sure that
thousands of city residents are hop
ing and praying that they uncover
the truth and impose punishment
on those who are guilty.
1t seems strange that officers of
the Washington bank could lose"
more than million dollars and no
one in authority IN city, state, or
county be wise to the fact. Where
are our bank examiners and other
officers OH whom the public must
depend for protection?
Dishonest acts, and some criminal
acts also, are charged against these
former bank officials. Is it not also
dishonest and criminal for officers
of the state, county and city to
overlook all these things? Are they
SO blind that they could not detect
waste, if we must use such a mild
word? If so, they certainly should
be kept out of every public Office
in the future.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-23

BY Movie Fan.
1t has been the fashion for years
for critics to deplore the bad movies
which were being presented all over
the country. In this connection, it
would not be bad idea for a little
commentator when we get good
pictures.
I think that the majority Of In
dianapolis film houses in recent
months have shown many pictures
which should get praise from the
fans. In my opinion, which is not
an expert one, of course, we have
had some of the best attractions in
the last ten years during the win
ter and spring, not only in the big
downtown houses, but in neighbor-
hood theaters.
Especially do I think that the
owners Of outlying theaters should
be praised for the class of pictures
they have given their patrons.
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The Bismarck tribune., 1933-09-28
MY Weakness
Here Friday With
Lillian Harvey
New Fox Star Has Lew Ayres
As Leading Man in
De SYLVIA Film

MY Weakness" the new Fox pro-
duction that presents the popular
Lillian Harvey In her first American
film play, comes to the Paramount
theater on Friday for an engagement
OF three days. Miss Harvey, Europe's
most popular picture star, who created
q sensation on these shores with her
performance in Congress Dances" is
one Of the new array Of stars now
appearing in films from the studios
Of Fox.
For her initial appearance before
the American lens, Miss Harvey has
one Of the most popular stars Of the
screen as her leading man-Lew
Ayres. He was selected after q thor
.ough search among the stars Of Holly
wood, and the final choice was made
with Miss Harvey's own approval.
The cast boasts some Of the outstand-
ing performers on the stage and
screen. among whom are Charles But
terworth and Harry Langdon. come
dians: Sid silvers. the worlds most
famous 'stooge": Irene Bentley. film
dom's latest find: Henry Travers
popular veteran Of the New York
stage; Adrian Rosley, and Mary How
ard. daughter Of WIN Rogers.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-09-28
AT THE MOVIES
Robson and Parker
CO-Star at Capitol

May Robson, 1.-THE Grand Old
Lady Of the American Stage" observ-
ed In September her 50th anniversary
on the stage and screen.
Jean Parker, hailed as "The Most
Sensational Discovery Of 1885," was l8
in August. She stands at the thresh-
old Of her career.
Yet between this woman. who has
lived colorful life throhbing with ad-
venture and achievement, and this
young girl, still naive, high-strung,
wistful and appealing, exists one Of
the lovellest friendships Hollywood
has ever witnessed.
For In Jean, Miss Robson sees her
self as she was 50 years ago when she
made her debut as q "slavey" In THE
Hoop Of Gold" at the Brooklyn Opera
House. She, too, was embarking on .
career. She could only dream Of
what the future would bring. How
could she know that SO years later she
would be acclaimed one OF the great
est actresses Of her day?
And in Miss Robson, little Jean sees
the realization Of her own young
hopes and dreams. She sees . wom-
IN who has achieved the finest that
life can bring-success coupled with
happiness and accomplishment.
Imagine the delight both Of them
felt when they 1t last found them
selves working Ia the same picture.
4 was In the Columbia film, Lady
for . Day" directed by Frank Capra.
which opens soon ct the Capitol Thsa-
tre.
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81 GOOD meals. garage. RI-9930.
PARK. 2OII-Nicely furnished room: en-
ployed person: privileges. meals OPP
tiOnal: reasonable. HE-563l.
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ANkOUNC EMEhTS
5 Personals

NATURES MINERAL FOOD. tGuaranteedD
For Rheumatism. acid stomach. kidney
and bladder trouble. lost vitality. Free
sample or 81 % for 30-dsy supply. Ma
TUES MINERAL FOOD CO INC.
Office ~ E ONO 81. Cal RI-l7I0.
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IL Furnished Rooms

81. 5O-NEW JERSEY. N. 1225-Attrs
room; steam heat, cross ventils
close in
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2 Cards, In 8IemOriams

FAGIEN-In loving remembrance Of nv
dear wife NETTIE EAGLEN who passed
awav wears ago. Sept 10. 1929.
Her loving face I hope to see again,
Though the DAYS have passed away;
Sleep on dear wife and take your rest,
They miss YOU most who loved YOU best.
Your loving husband.
EARL EAGLEN
KIRKPATRTCK-Iu loving memory of our
darling Baby WIBERT FRANCIS. who
left rs Sept g. 1881.
Ere SIN could blight or sorrow fade.
Death came with friendly care
The opening bud 10 heaven conveyed
And babe IL blossom there.
sadly missed bv MOTHER. FATHER and
BROTHER
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q Unfurnished Apartments

500 AND 3-ROOM apartments. including
all utilities: attractive porches. Open for
inspection. 3l4 Z. St. Clair.
s2O-42 w IlTH-Nicely decorated kitch-
enette apartment; heat. gas. water. ice
furnished. Call Apt. l. Tbs Grant.
$40 UP-Honelike up.to-date ?. I 5-rm.
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Ter per cent dIs15ssaS On ali Cash Want
Ads placed at Times Want Ad Head
quarters. 2i4 " MARYLAND St
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10 Rooms with Board

ILLINOIS n. l8I9-Nice room suitable
in ms HA-2467-J. amy S'N 80
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RENTALS
22 Unfinished Houses

s23-BOSART, N. 702-6-room modern
double: near schools. IR-55S7.
s25-BURGESS. 269-Redecorated 6-room
modern double; garage ward. IR-7ll7
s25-l2TH. ST, e, 4l9-7-room modern
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LEGALS
IS Legal Notices
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

AELEAAf NtIAaLE tNF PUBLIC E1EHEAA4H1
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET 80 I9si-M
Application o. " r. Peters b a
Summit Fast Freight Co. Akron. Ohio
for certificate 70 operate motor vehicles
as a common carrier q property, inter-
state from Chlo-Inaiaua state lne 70
EL-Tnd state line over highways 30 and
so. extending through and into Fl. wayne
South Bend. Gary. Muucie. Anderson. IN
diauapoAs. Richmond. Ierre Halte-
Notice Is hereby given that tire Public
Service Commission viii conduct public
hearing In the above entitled cause IN
the Rooms % the Commission. 4Ql state
House a. Indianapolis, Indiana. az %
O'Clock 2. -. on Wednesday. September
90 1888
Public participation in this hearing is
requested hv the Commission
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
Bv PETE II DAWSON. Examiner.
Indiana polls Indiana
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RENTALS
"a Suburban. and Farms

s7-4-ROoM BUNGALOw-water. lights
s6-3-room double; lights, gas. WA-03s2
VINEWOOD, S.. 2738-In Ben Davis. s.
room semi-modern bungalow t2-acre
ground
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18Th. E. 3I7-Nice front room. SO for 2
with board: home cooking. RI-8l02.
S0TH ST, W, l23NLovely front bedroom
near bath. laundry. 8 meals daily: 81.
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ALABAMA N. 2631-Single 3-bedroom,
hardwood floors 3-garage; water; $50.
CLI-n2S7-M
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EVTSON. 1130-Housekeepinc room for q;
modern; utilities furnished: 81. Call DR.
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MERIDIAN N, 2sl5-Beautiful front
room: furnished or unfurnished: home
cooking. reasonable HA-l4S9.
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ALABAMA, N, 2361-A No. I: rooms;
every modern convenience; fine furnace.
HA-4936-R
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IA Help Wanted-FemaIe
16 Situations Wanted

HOUSEHOLDER N1iddle-aged. wants posi-
ton full charge small home. i039i2
Prospect. Room 5.
HOUSEKEEPER - Competent young lady;
reference. 3l2 N. California ST. LISTS.
LAUNDRY work to bring home Called for
and delivered. CH-1605-W.
Evening star., 1933-05-09
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 hde 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., 1933-05-09
AN OPPORTUNITY
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

HGENTSForget about 81 beer and l5T
wage cuts; get in on this loOnc M pToht len len;
President; don't pass this up. g. I. BrCaK-
enridee. 14o5 Eve st. NV
COUPLE, white. for private home; must be
6rst-cIass. German or English: or two SISTERS,
Swiss; must have three references. Aaoress
BOX 451-H. Star office.
INSTEAD of worrying about those financial
nhiieations, YOU can earn the money to pay
tbam off pleasant employment. whole or
part time permanent conneeti%on % Wit WITH ,1ns N
william F. Matteson, 1927 Eye st. NV
Room 30l.
Evening star., 1933-05-09
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
lConiinued

OAKLAND DE Luxe SEDAN. 1890 -sacri:
nSses fs sas new tsss Eoa: mnst ns ,e 4e
CLDSMOBILE 1881 DE LUKE CONVERT1BLE
coupe-Fender wells. trunk; ike new; fully
guaranteed; terms. Barnes Motors, 1923
14th st. NV.
basE hsa al seod srs. with sDalss
& sas5i istS Warheid Motor Co.. llao Conn. ave.
nee. s245; looks and runs like new: wheels.
new tires: must sell. 1921 18th st. NV.
PEERLESS SEDAN, le3l-custom 8. de luxe
Tor w;sf sena saas
mileage; sacrifice; fine family car. PIERCE
Asrow. A5na 1l32 18th NV. Jim F'aherty. MA
PIERCE-ARRow PHAEToN-s4, 300 new.
now S1,495; 132 hp., wire wheels. l4i
Wheel m base P,srceiArrow' tNaS 1892 18th NV
PLYMOUTH 1889 sEDANLHers's an "a almost
new car at the bargain price OF S379; easy
terms, and real good trade:in on your old
car Blarton Motor Co., New York ave.
ne. Open evenings.
brand new car except for less than 500 miles
radio and other valuable extra eauipment,
offer. Blanton Motor Co. Factory Dealers
De Soto and Plymouth, z New York ave. ne.
open evenings.
PONTIAC 1881 SEDAN-Jet black body with
red trim and red wire wheels, upholstery
and interior spotless. all good tires. motor
in best Of condition; reduced to S395. terms.
Lee D. Butler, Inc. 2l55 Champlain st.
CO. $3.50.
STUDEBAKERS, 193I-Ig3O-l -l920-I92s-All
body styles, in Commanders. President and
Dictator models; priced from S45 up. Lee
2. Butler. Inc. 2155 Champlain st. CO.
$3.50
sTUDEBAKER 1881 COMMANDER SEDAN.
S625; perfect black paint. excellent upho'
guaranteed. Lee D: Butler. Inc, 2l55
Champlain st. CO. 505O.
STUDEBAKER PRESIDENT 1929 4-DOOR
Sedan--6 wire wheels in excellent condition
throughout: S245; terms or trade. ManEat-
tan Auto and Radio Co. 1905 9TH NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1882 ST. REGIS COUPE.
original cost. $1.1S5; now. S775: mechani-
cally and appearance like new; terms.
Barnes Motors. 1729 14th st. NV.
VIKING 1880 VS. SEDAN-Original fine
finish. mecha ncally Al: must be sold to
pay home installment; S295. 1909 14th ST..
GE. 5402.
DUE to death in family will sell either my
Nash 2-door Sedan or Ford Coupe. co.
1873. II.
AUTOMOBILES at weschlers auto auction.
Q2S st. NV. every Wednesday and Satur-
day. 10 an, Usually a good assortment
Evening star., 1933-05-09
WANTED-SALESMAN.
SITUATlONS-MEN.

statesmen with average ability can earn
from $50 upward. Leads furnished. 5l4
Bond Bldg
Evening star., 1933-05-09

Speaking in Russian, which my French maid did
not understand he unfolded his scheme. listened,
amazed by his breath-taking words. In the weeks
following this midnight meeting I came to know
had much in common until I discovered his real
self.
Evening star., 1933-05-09

Reading its contents and impelled by curiosity
though was very weary had my chauffeur drive
to certain secluded villa. Evidently I was ex-
pected, for in a luxurious room man awaited me.
I recognized him as Prince Alexis Olinska, whom
had met in Moscow Recently, whenever danced
in the ballet had observed his piercing eyes fol-
lowing my every movement.
Evening star., 1933-05-09
HELP DOMESTIC.

GENERAL HOUsEWORKER twhitel, to take
entire charge of 1st floor and COOKING. prl-
vate home; must have three washington re1s.
Address Box 45S-H. Star once
GENERAL, HOUsEWORKER-Settle white
woman to do general housework; stay nights;
SIS week. Call Atlantic 1772.
GIRL, white, young. refined. attractive. en-
tire care of child for Summer. ADDRESS BOX
45O-H. Star Office.
GIRL to do housework: no laundry or cook
Ing: stay nights; bring reference; S3 week
2300 10th st.
NURSE, white to care for two small chill
dren; experienced; stay nights; city refer
ence. Adams 409S.
\ WOMAN. white. to do general housework
laundry and cooking; in family; no chill
,hren; live on premises. Phone Alexandria
SGS9-J.
Evening star., 1933-05-09

OAKLAND 1881 DE LUKE CUSTOM Sc
dan-Trunk.. SIX wire wheels. very good
easy terms, trade. Lee b. Butler, Inc, 2f65
Champlsin st. co. $3.50.
Evening star., 1933-05-09

FARMER ER-TENANT-Cver 100 acres. q miles
from White House; tenant house. some equip
ment and pair of horses furnished Submit
experience and references in reply. Address
noy AdQ.H Star 0fice
Evening star., 1933-05-09
SALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.


RApiosddwe ie vii, ,ren ena1se your rsdic from on
de %0ss 'stf} iih fi R'isst p! ns sioe of'' R
RADIO TUBEs-An opportunity to re-tube
Your your set with genuine CUNNINGHAM and Ma
carro suppiV Ho Co a. t6 sf xhiie st they last
SEWING MACHINEs-Drqpneads Singer. SIS;
sfS. SeS n3me a;Sae: sl5 stapdar6 sl5 Ne. Ideal
nings CITY Sewing Machine Co 8a7 goth
SEWING SEWN MACHINES IepaiEsd $? electric
chlne ST.: others. 50 up. Guaranteed
s2crifce. Call Laurel 1l6.
T9y1PdEYyGRITEF TYP yGtE T RENTAI sEEyIGE &c lssa.
mos Inn IN adv nv sd No 1sfFwqHas dsivspiss mo-
TYPE%RERsAmsgsaa 1nd s. IT sFeA .s1aa c. Rent repair
beT at sseTlfce, prices. incinding portabiss;
East capioi st. Lin o0sc open evenings.
TYpEWRITERs : Current model coronas
rebuilt and recondltioned -machlnes The
1o1s 18th St NV Nat. o41i. -"'''
TYPEWRITERs. all makes sold. rented, re-
lowest prices easy '1p terms Typewriter n1s sals;
& Service Co. sll nth NV. MA 56d6.
VACUUM CLEANERS Genuine sweeper-vac.
moor samples at less than half price, Fully
PLY Co. III 18th st. NV.
WALLPAPER. room lots. from 81 70 3? per
room. for rooms 1874. ceiling. side wall and
border Mahoney Wallpaper Co., 324 Pa.
WASHING MACHINES Rotsrex mod
els ss low as S39-95. E-Z washers. floor
samples as low as $40 80. One only E-z
and diversified balloon wringer rolls. a real
DarRaln a. SS95O, saving SEQ. Our terms
aie as low as 81 down and So per month.
The Palais Royal. Inc.
WASHING MACHINES-Easy washer and
lroner combinations at a reduction Of 500;
moor samples; easy terms. Lansburghs 9TH,
Sth and F. Sts
a. c. for d. c 1910 Rhode Island ave.
SUMNER COTTAGES
can be finished for little expense on in
size. out in interesting manner with old
newspaper mats. 23xl9 in. 100 for 81;
covers 800 50. #. Apply Clio Star Building
A B c IRONING MACHINES.
.e hTee ge hEer TeTns samPles so regular $3.50. at
month. Barber & Ross Inc
USED TIRES.
Good serviceabie used tires that have been
traced IN Oh the sale of new Hood tires.
81 and Up.
BEN HUNDLEY. Hood Tires. 343s 14th NV.
WASHING MACHINE, latest model
aeitators type, balloon wringer; 4
Slt950 machine for S45. Fully guar
anteed, Carroll Supply Co., III 18th
/ ST. NV
Evening star., 1933-05-09
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
(Continued.)

PAPERHANGING & PAINTING-Highest
GEORGIA 69O1. 13s
PAPERHANGING. SPECIAL :: Average size
rooms. scraped dry. cracks f1lled, with any
paper in our 1888 book Sc; no more; do
my own work; guaranteed. Adams O522. IL
PAPERHANGING, piastering. neat, clean
work. Low prices: By local responsible
mechanic. Baitz. COL Irving st. NV. Co.
1889.
PLASTERING., stucco and cement work done
very reasonably. No Job too large small.
Mathis Brothers. Adams 09s6-J. 610 Co.
lumbia rd NV. 13s
PLASTERING patch work done; reasonable
new ceilings. $40 up guaranteed. F. L..
smith. 200 18th sc. Ii. 4531. IL. 9356. TO-
REPAIRING OF: Plastering, stucco, craftex,
cement. chimneys, leaky basement. roofs
painted; guar. reas.: Mnnick. ME. 2S46. %
OOEJNC-Guttering, spouting. paint
ing; reasonable. Ajax Roof
ing Co. NO 1914. day, night 203s 18TH NV.
RUGS CLEANED. SHAMpOOED, STERIL-
lied Moth and freproof storage. Minimum
charge. maximum satisfaction Manouktan
Bros. 1872 Conn. ave. NO. 1866, PO. 3O26.
UPHoISTERING, slip covers, cushions re-
F. j. Garland.
Evening star., 1933-05-09

WHY
We can 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
A Guarantee Worth While Furnished.
Trust Only TO Proven Reliability.
NOTHING DOWN-TERMS AS Low AS
S. MONTHLY
Our Own Trained Crews Do the Work
pentering, Roofing. Cementing Plastering,
Weatherstripping. Electrical work.
Garages. etc
Free Estimates Given Cheerfully.
General Contracting Co.. Inc,
023 N Y. Ave. NV. Dist. 50S2-50S6.
Evening star., 1933-05-09

MEN, .. for our refrigeration and electrical
eales force: definite territories will be as
signed See Mr. McKiel, W. B. Moses &
Evening star., 1933-05-09

MEN-National oreanizat,on. due to promo,
tions. can use men Must have car an hnn q
S29 week. don't apply. 91S New York
ave NV, @ tn 10
Evening star., 1933-05-09

MFN-The FULLER Brush Co. has openings for
q men, starting to work next week. Must
apply Tuesday erening. 7:30 sharp, Room
or Natl Press Bldg
Evening star., 1933-05-09
HELP-NIEN.

NUTo sTRiPER.-Apply 1445 church.st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER. knowledge of accounting.
experience in produce line preferred; refer
ences. Address Box 412-H. Star office.
CARPENTER. to build inclosed back porch.
Evening star., 1933-05-09

Eins Co can use two men for food route.
Our new sales plan has doubled our sre oTS3- nn-
ness Good income to start END nne op..
portunity for advancement. Experience not
necessary. We train you. Apply before noon'
h533 Illinois ave. NV. corner Georela.
Evening star., 1933-05-09
MvrsJC STUDIOS.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

PIANO TAUGHT IN YOUR ,o, HOME sts nW oK
studio. MRS. G. /. FOED' lloi Ao'A
Met. 1928.
Evening star., 1933-05-09

RUPHERs EXCHANGE has eooks: sfe4snees malas;
snVestisated. DE. 1851. 1887 1lth xod. 81; NV
sc1TJ, DOMESTIC" DE. 241a; 1897 jan
Tor g.hw., cooks waitresSses' Sitsben oag T help.
couples ianitors, chauneufS' hi''"eN
free service.
Evening star., 1933-05-09
sITUATIONs-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUFLE, German. refined. f1rst-class cook.
housekeeper. butler, houseman, valet. drivers
license; years highest recommendations.
Small fine family considered. Ready after
May IS; S12O-S13O. Himmelsbach' Lob
East 2Tth st.. New York.
Evening star., 1933-05-09

CASH FOR YOUR CAR.
Or will pay unpaid balance and give
you difference in cash. See Mr..
Barnes. 1923 14th st. NV. Dec. 2300.