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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-12-06
HELP-MEN.

HELf-MEN.
AGENTS IN Government, buildings and large
Offices to handle select line OF candies; at
tractive proposition for good workers. Ad-
dress Box 471-Q. Star ONCE. 6.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced with hotel and
cash credits and books; packing-house man
preferred 1920 9TH st. NV. Mr.. Cohen.
between and pm.
course dinner. Gail after 6 pm. 1912
Conn. ave.
CANDY MAKER, white, experienced. Apply
2021 st. NV.
See See Mr.. strobel. 1879 Columbia I'd. NV.
CASUALTY CLAIMS adjuster investigator.
experienced. with own car State age. expe-
IS SsaIy Repst
confdentially. Address Box 21-R, Star Office
sss adafsss sos s Star fSf
COLLEGE MAN, not over %, must be free
to travel: salary. Apply between pm. and
g pm. Room N, Hotel Harrington.
JANIToR for small building. colored man
dress BOY 49l-K, Star once
MAGAZINE SALESMAN experienced. L. w.
McManis 419 Victor Bldg. to 8 am. only.
MAN. with selling ability. to sell necessity
to automobile service stations. garages fuTnl-
ture stores: commission basis Address Box
35-R. Star ofice
MEN at once 90, local, s25 per week con-
ditional to start No experience necessary.
Married men preferred. but single men with
ss soom ssS ss Apply 1911 st.
MN-pTy pine: s. cord resell at ; y1yr
Berwyn. Md P. Q. Box los. g.
son # any s ss vino nco Msn s.
rear. can find such connection with the
ss Oldest Hsssn and and rste ses
street. Not get rich quick scheme, 1000
Ssnsh.s tIsiSlns in Ssid Is giyen ,,i to .,o an
ABBY Se ss5s Illinois ave- Corner aeorgia
PHOTOGRAPHERS with own cameras
preferred: also ealler-outs: salary. 500 9th
st. NV. after 1870 pm. or am.
REPRESENTATIVES, for WASHINGTON, near
ization. This is not house-to-h house prop
necessary; advanced Commission to start
Apply, giving age experience nee and address. Ad-
sarnass 81 s SAD TO Weae Be-
experienced. industrious, Of good appearance;
s M Tay sSussa Re1m Bs
SANDWICH AND COUNTER MAN. expert
enced. used TO delicatessen work; State age,
exIpeTienee and qualifications. Address Box
YOUNG MAN: not over 81 years ; with sl,.i sood
6Dllty. 10 nanQle Important anu COiiliueItio1
work. Suite 717-719. 1910 vt. ave. NV.
~AAMERIcAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION a TON,
Ofers fine opportunity to few lndustri-
Gus men in membership department; expe-
rience not necessary. Applicants whose rel rel
ate attention. We are interested only IN
men who are looking for full-time AND per.
mspent employment. Apply between ana
PESO Thursday morning to field manager at
18th and Pa ave NV
Representative Wanted
To sell staple item 10 restaurants and
hotels on commission basis. The man we
want should have another good line. selling
TO same trade, only live and responsible
men, located in Washington. considered.
Write, Swing line now handling. experience
and references. Address BOX 1850, Star
once.
WHITE CHAUFFEURS, i'm
mediately, with Identification
cards. Most liberal proposition
In town. Redhound cabs. Apply
Mr.. Lee, e H st. ne.
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Observation-Disclosures,

ANTIQUE CHESTS. buffet china closet
chairs. dining table. settee. mirrors, desks,
bed room set, Frigidaire. radio. WI. 2450.
PAP rnahnranr IA e .anE chea.: -ef-i.e-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-12-06

After several days, final details for the expedition
were completed. Early morning Zveri and his
followers set out once more upon the trail to Opar.
Zveri left Fora behind to await messages from his
agents In Northern Africa. Abu Bath and his war
riors were left to guard the camp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-12-06
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

FORD 80 panel delivery truck; new paint.
fine tires; tiptop condition: Good trade on
for cash. or good terms. Open nights. Re-
possessed Car Lot. Eighteenth and NJ SITS.
FORD 1892 1E-ton stake. duals; $50 cash,
1851 70
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RENT-GARAGES.

TWO GARAGES. 924 N ST NW-|CoN.
venient. right Of street; 81 per month.
KEYS at 1925 10th st NV.
INDIVIDUAL FIREPROOF GARAGES. m
alley between 10th and 18th, You and Y
SITS NV: reasonable. Call MRS. HARRY
ROLLER. CO. 1896.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-12-06
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.
NORTHWEST.

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 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. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-12-06

ANTIQUE CHESTS buffet. china closet.
BED room SET STisdaifs. RADIO. 'V vi sa5o.
BAR. mahogany. IA It. long. cheap; refriae-
rator display case 10 it. 1929 Eye st. NV.
BED ROOM SUITE to Be sold for storage
st. NV Also linens Dishes boops and fu ngin
s s,ce.s OF ever every description United States
dition: s35: living room suite, siS: Electro,
AUX ysssum slfaRsE perfect $40 ss1s
zsob: no dealers i4o4 eainey St f' NV. 70
BEDS; hair mattress and felt mattress; .
pairs springs np o EIs by IL. a417 Brown
sles. a5ss:
RIcYcLEs. an IDEAL gift. New coison. $40
Gilbert. l106 st. ne. II. 1851.
5sssoSasis priesa opens VII s shst
Sport Shop. 246i 18th St near Col rdj.
many wrecking Jobs. Large. Quantities and
q ai sC0s rsea IN sns
sheathing. flooring. windows. doors. sash
sf gRs u saessn h so
dition; Come to any one Of our four
rHEcHINGER CO, Used Material Dept
ss eR ga Az. st sMaSS N aas a 81 s ~
ei1dins brick: HrecEins building ai At SIS i4th
n eo Efneon 1893
sss.s tables ss e a.t..
n 81. sss[s; :nd ~ Hsss1
CHEST OF DRAWERS. NAH. library table,
beautiful nah. bed. two antique maple beds;
eNE I.EEs ,I holy berries W6nd
yard. Baltimore pike. Berwyn' Nd, p o.
Ssner sss ss1f fO sh s g TOO smah
velour, in perfect condition. clean. $50; two
Sns ch nGGm s sa5e nsaS s'' t. new
DESK. cedar chest. beds. springs mattresses.
KITCHEN table. at bargain prices for quick
DIAMoNDs1.-Lady's fancy ring about 2-kt..
Asar.ss d Han stsr o sTek sss
s Sis .G 4ss S: Nm a. a.
dress BOX 19-R. Star ONCE.
DIAMOND. solitaire; 2-kt pure white soli-
ss7 z Addrsss Bog Is.R. So Star of SSo en
DIAMoNp11h-kt f,ne color, solitaire dia-
W sa1 platinum platinum setting; ssn real cheap.
SZOU AQQIeSS 6Ox Z4-6. 0tar ONCE.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE to be sold for
storage charges at auction on Thursday.
December 2, alto am. in our sales room.
420 10th st. NV; also living room, bed
room furniture and odd pieces. United
States Storage Co.
DINING ROOM SUITE, 10-piece American
walnut new. up-to-date. perfect, Ss5; three
piece living room suite. $40. 1926 K st. NV.
ME- 53ss
DINING ROOM FURNITURE, china closet.
table. 4 chairs; cheap. Call Cleveland 1854
after pm. g
DIN RM SUITE. walnut mod: cost $3.50,
no reas. offer refused. Apt. 4. 1883 Col.
I'd. NV.
FRIGIDAIRES-One used 7Hs Gu. It. porce.
| lain. cheap; 3 repossessed late models,
| floor demonstrators; greatly reduced; terms.
| See Mr.. Baldwin, L. p. Steuart. Inc. 1440
FURNISHINGS or APT.-Walnut bed room
suite, $25; uvint room suite. Sis; table, %;
chest. SIS gas range. 81: reffigerator, So:
part din. suite, walnut wardrobe rugs, Ar.
fyle, Apt. 104. Mt. Pleasant and Park I'd nv.
Continued On Next Psss.l
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

DOMESTIC.
CALL DOMESTIC DE. 241e for help: jan
itofs. couples. gh.w. COOKS. chamoermalos.
RUPHERS EXCHANGE has cooks, maids
houseworkers: day week. month; references
investigated DE. 3551. 1887 11th s. nw
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BED ROOM SUITE to be sold for storage
charges at auction on Thursday. December
st. NV. Also linens, dishes. books and furni-
ture OF every description. United States
StnraRe On
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Representative Wanted

To sell staple item 10 restaurants and
hotels on commission basis The man we
to same trade, only live and responsible
men. located In Washington considered.
Write, giving line now handling. experience
and references. Address BOX 1850, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-12-06

dition: S35; living room suite, S12; Electro.
administer rug S15 Leaving city. Co
1905: no dealers. 14O4 Quincy st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-12-06
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

statesmen, with cars. to sell a new electric
display sign. for SC a day; commission, So;
ouired. See MI. Cooper, $50 to IL, Evans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-12-06

AUTOMOBILES at wescnisrs auto auction,
day 10 an Usually 9 Good assortment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-12-06

WHITE CHAUFFEURS, inn
mediately, with Identification
cards. Most liberal proposition
In town. Redhound cabs. Apply
Me- Lee, e. H st. ne.
Evening star., 1933-11-03
DEATH RIDE FEARED
. FOR TWO WOMEN
Abandoned Auto Identified as
That of Victims Wife in
Camden Staying.
Nv the Associated Press.

1y the Associated Press
CAMDEN. N. j.. November 3.-Dis-
covery of q bullet-scarred, blood-stained
automobile gave rise to belief by 0ftl-
Gals yesterday that the lives Of two
women have been added to the toll Of
gangland attack in which Philadel-
pfia gangster was killed and his pal
wounded.
Abandoned in wooded section near
Downingtown Pa. almost 40 miles from
Camden, the car was identified as be-
longing to Ethel Marshall of Atlantic
City. friend of John Zukorsky. wounded
victim of the eangdom ride" which
claimed the life of his partner" Ed
ward 'the Cowboy wallace, Identify
OF the other woman was not definitely
known: but detectives said they peHsXe
she is FLORENCE Miller" friend OF wal
Women Thought Dead.
II believe the two women also have
been killed" said Prosecutor Clifford A.
Baldwin of Camden County. after a
Check-up OF the serial number OF the
vehicle revealed it belonged to Miss
Marshall
Zukorsky gaSped out Miss Marshall's S
name from his hospital bcd on being
told of the finding of the Car. He was
brought to the hospital yesterday by a
motorist who saw him stageer from
the woods where he and Wallace had
been dumped" by their enemies after
the shooting Wallace'S body was found
at the base of tree shortly afterward.
The women were believed to be hurry
ing from their hotel to the hospital
yesterday when a car was seen to pull
up and a witness said he saw them
enter it and drive off.
Zukorsky Breaks Code.
It was Zukorsky who broke gangdom s
code of silence by telling police who
the assailants we're and reciting the
details Of the ride" from a Camden
hotel.
Police said Miss Marshall formerly
was employed in a night club operated
by the four LanZetti brothers. one of
whom. Teo LanZetti. was arrested with
an associate in Jersey City today and
is to be brought here for questioning
in the Staying.
Fear that she and Florence Miller
may have suffered the same fate as
Wallace was strengthened by the find
ing of a womans red hair, bullet holes
and blood-spattered seats in the auto
mobile. Two shells from pistols were
found in the car Prosecutors Baldwin
said they were identical to those used
in the Wallace murder
Evening star., 1933-11-03
ancient LondonCab
Brought to america
For Ne,o York Use
High-Riding Taxi Just
Suits Needs of Banker
Tired of Crushed Hats.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 3.-An ancient
taxi which cruiSed the streets of Jolly
old London for Ia years has been
brought to New York because William
H. Hamilton doesn't like to have his hat
crushed eVerytime he rides In A cab
1t seems these London cabs are high
if nothing else and the one Hamilton
brought over is no exception. Com
pared to the streamlined cars of today
it has the appearance Of an old time
carriage
Hamilton. former officer of the Guar
snty Trus. Co.. took some friends for
trial spin in GramerCy Park yesterday,
and said he was satisfied the cab suited
his needs. in addition to giving him
plenty of headroor-
the machine which was built In
1919. cost Hamilton s37 in London. with
ocean freight and import duty bringing
the total cost to slightly more than S1oo
Evening star., 1933-11-03

You never saw such an i'm
provement in anyone. He used
to be so irritable his own family
wondered howthey could standit.
And naturally! For he felt him.
self slipping. Achy, pepless, he
simply couldn't figure out what
was wrong. Yet in a few weeks
he shook off years. Now he acts
and looks like a new man.
What was wrong with him?
And with millions like him
dragging along only half-allve
Wondering, worrying? The
answer is simple.
Evening star., 1933-11-03

of Miss McElroy was handled at the
trial this Summer of Walter MCGEE.
Miss Knight questioned Miss Nc
Elroy quietly for more than an hour,
while MCGEE sat with Bible at hand.
Introducing pictures of both MCGEE
brothers, Miss Knight suggested that
the two resembled each other and that
the identification might have been
erroneous.
Evening star., 1933-11-03
LAWYER CHARGES
POLICE BRUTALITY
Moves to Save McGee, Me-
EIroy Kidnap Case Defend
ant, From Ga|ioWS.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, November 3.-Hoping
to save George MCGEE from the gallows
fo- an alleged part in the $50, ,t00 kid
n9pihg Of Miss Mary McElroy, defense
attorneys today promised to introduce
evidence of police brutality in an effort
to bar testimony of detectives and
policemen.
Ralph Harding. defense attorney. OBJ
tanned this concession after the State
mad introduced Detective William Simp-
son as witness in its efforts 10 show
MCGEE was implicated with his brother,
Walter. and others in the plot to abduct
the 21-year-old daughter of H. F. Nc
Elroy, city manager Simpson was one
of the detectives who returned MCGEE
Evening star., 1933-11-03

was imprisoned while held for ransom
last May. He also was named as one
of the kidnapers by the victims father,
who obtained his daughters release by
paying the ransom.
MCGEE places his hopes of breaking
down Identification of himself as a
kidnaper of Miss McElroy In a young
woman attorney who once served as a
deputy United States marshal. Men
defense attorneys stepped aside as Miss
Lille knight took over the cross
examination of Miss McElroy yesterday
New Defense Move.
1t was a new defense move. having
Miss Knight question the victim. 1t
differed from the way discrimination
Evening star., 1933-11-03
OIL SALARIES RAISED
5000 Affected by General Petro-
leum Move on West Coast.

LOS ANGELES, November P.-
Affecting approximately 5000 employees
throughout Washington, Oregon and
California, the General Petroleum Cor
poration announced yesterday the res
toration of all salaries to the level pre-
ceding a June ! reduction.
The increases range from a few dol
lars monthly in small salaries to 10
per cent in salaries of 5000 or more
monthly. The order, they said, Is re-
Evening star., 1933-11-03
SQUIRRELS Killed.

The Highland Squirrel Club of Ding
wall, Scotland, announced at its an
nual meeting that last year it killed
2.605 squirrels, an increase of TAT over
the number bagged In 1881.
Evening star., 1933-11-03

troactive and is effective as Of Octo-
ber !.
The move was the result of the ac-
ton taken in the first place by the
Socony Vacuum Corporation, of which
General Petroleum is a subsidiary. off,
cials said. The Socony Corporation in
creased salaries in all its SO subsidiaries
throughout the world, officials said.
Evening star., 1933-11-03
Gentle, Effective

Then you will under
stand why for nearly
ninety years, from all
over the world. peo-
pie have travelled to
French Lick Springs
for this ten-day Pluto
Water treatm ent.
And why physicians
everywhere recon-
mend it as a mild and
effective laxative -
-irritatin g and
non-habit forming.
Two sizes-20c and
45c-at all drug coun-
tcrs. Bottled and
sealed at FrenchLick F
Springs.
Evening star., 1933-11-03

to Kansas City following his arrest at
Roanoke, Va.
THE testimony of these policemen
should not be admitted" Harding told
Judge Emory H. Wright. You will
understand why when I introduce evi-
dence of police brutality of which I can
scarcely tell. No policeman should be
in this case after that
Lucille Gates Testifies.
Judge Wright then offered to hear
such testimony.
Earlier yesterday, Lucille Gates. di-
vorced wife of Walter MCGEE. convicted
Of the kidnapping and sentenced to hang.
testified for the State she saw George
MCGEE in the house where Miss McElroy
Evening star., 1933-11-03
$500. 900 Alienation Suit Set.

HAMMOND. Ind, November tP-
The trial of the 100000 suit for aliena-
ton of affections brought by Arnold
Kunert former Hammond. Ind. city
clerk, against Walter j. Riley, East Chi
cago. banker and industrialist, was set
for December l. Yesterday.
Evening star., 1933-11-03


micro-organlsms ac-
cumulate in the intes-
tinal tract and pro-
duce that dull, achy,
peple SIS fe e lin g
known as Asthenia.
Decide rightnowto
turn the tables on Old
Man Gloom. Take
Pluto Water every
morning for l0morn-
ings, and see a new
world in 10 days.
Don't t miss a day.
Take it before break
fast as recommended
-one fifth glass Pluto
Water in four-hfths
glass hot water-for
ten Straipht dayS
Evening star., 1933-11-03
Remains of OH City.

Remains of a Roman city found re-
Gently near Zamora. Spain, are believed
to be those of Arbucala, which was
captured by Hannibal after he had
seized Salamanca about 22O BIC.
Evening star., 1933-11-03
ANNANDALE
LINEN STATIONERY

Each box contains -
sheets of good quality
stationery and - envelopes
to match. A good paper
for general usage.
Evening star., 1933-11-03
Look at hint Used to be 50 srouehy {.
now he's the Iivest fellow in the crowd

deceive yourselfin this respect and stay
doped with poisons. Thus millions of
Evening star., 1933-11-03

The essentials of frst-aid
treatment compactly packaged
in a metal contsiner. Has
canvas cover so designed that
you can wear the kit on your
belt. Specially priced for
today and tomorrow.
Evening star., 1933-11-03

ModerniSticallv design
ed New hingeless style
lid. Convenient 8 cup
size. Made of seamless
aluminium. Non heating
handle.
Evening star., 1933-11-03

One Of these will be real
time-saver in your kitchen
Specially priced for the n
Budget Sale. y
Evening star., 1933-11-03

MEN! Be sure to buy S
Cigars and King Edward Cigars "
priced for this Budget Sale. for
only. You will get great deal of
either Of these two popular cigars.
Evening star., 1933-11-03

Every home should have a
hot-vater bottle -. and here
is an opportunity to get an
electric one at remarkably
low price. Complete with full
length electric cord. Specially
priced for today and TOM
orrow.
Evening star., 1933-01-01
Organized Reserves

Field Artillery Reserve officers VIII
hold their instructional conference at
Reserve headquarters Wednesday eve
ming, under the direction of Mai. j. M.
Mcdowell. Maj. H. c. Dagley will con-
duct the cavalry conference at mead
quarters Thursday evening.
Medical Reserve officers will meet at
headquarters Friday evening under the
direction of Maj. H. l.. Kraft. Cavalry
Reserve officers will meet at the Fort
Myer riding hall next Sunday at $50
am, under the direction Of Maj. II. c.
Dagley.
The assignments of the following Re-
changed: Lieut.. Col. Bernard S. Nc
Mahan, Quartermaster Reserve, has
been relieved from assignment to 80th
division headquarters. First Lieut..
James j. Hammond. Infantry Reserve,
having been promoted to captain In the
Auxiliary Reserve, Is relieved from as
signment to the 318th Infantry. Sec
ond Lieut.. Elijah B. White, Infantry
Reserve, is relieved from assignment to
the 320th Infantry.
Maj. Aubrey r. Mars and Capt.
Theodore T. Molnar, both Specialist
Reserve officers, will begin January 16,
III the OIuCe Ol Tie ASSISTANT secretary
Of War, IA days active duty training In
connection with procurement activities.
Capt George B. Roth, Ordnance Re-
serve, will begin February 5, in the Of
fee Of the Assistant Secretary of war,
IA days active duty training In connec-
tion with procurement activities.
Engineer Reserve officers met at local
Reserve headquarters last week to or
garize an Engineer chapter of the Re-
serve officers Association of the United
States. The general mission of this local
Engineer chapter viii be to support and
assist the War Department and associa-
ton in the development and execution
OF military policy for the United
States which shall provide adequate ma
tional defense. It's special mission will
affect the inactive and active duty
phases Of training Of Engineer Reserve
officers, including the encouragement of
craftsmanship with pistol and rife. The
meeting was conducted by Maj. william
s. Covel, Engineer Reserve, who resides
at 2l38 Bancroft place.
Evening star., 1933-01-01
MARINE CORPS NEWS

Col Fred Dwinel Kilgore, now on leave
status. has been selected by Mai Gen
Commandant Ben H. Fuller TO take
over the command of the 4th Regi-
ment OF Marines stationed at Shanghai,
China. This assignment has been made
necessary by reason of the recent sud-
den death of Col. Richard Stewart
Hooker, who died December "a.
Second Lieut.. Harold w. Bauer, here
tofore stationed at Quantico, has been
detached and assigned to duty at the
Naval Academy, to which he will re-
port about January 3.
Chief Pay Clerk Wilbur w. Raybolt,
attached to headquarters. is to leave
in about month for duty at the San
Diego corps base.
Capt. Richard H. Schubert has been
assigned to duty in China with the
American Legation Detachment Of Ma
rines at Peiping.
First. Lieut. William p Kelly, here
tofore attached to Quantico but who
has been on temporary duty with the
Nicaraguan National Guard Detach-
ment, will, upon completion of his
duties Herewith, report for duty at
the San Diego base.
Lieut.. Col Robert B. Farquharson
has been visiting here, residing at the
Brighton Hotel
First Lieut.. Floyd A. Stephenson.
who has been on temporary duty with
the Nicaraguan Election Commission,
temporarily here, has been stopping at
the Commodore Hotel.