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Evening star., 1934-09-04
4 MEN FOR PERMANENT -
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My company has authorized me to en-
ploy 4 men Immediately who live in Wash,
ington, test them out for several days
while in training without any expense or
cost whatsoever to these men and place
them Immediately in our Washington
branch on a permanent basis, with LIBERAL
participation in the profits with no invest
ment.
Steadiness and good character needed
not ability to talk. or clientele or any
previous experience: We are not advertis--
ing for salesmen-because our method Of
so unusual that it must be taught espe-
cially-but it is SO simple to learn that
no time need be lost in getting started.
While getting started men Of average abil-
ity must be willing to get along on rea-
sonable weekly earnings. You learn from
practical men earning substantial incomes
every week in commissions and snare OF
profits.
men with sales experience because this
work is so different from sales Jobs as
interpreted by the great majority OF men.
However, to be accepted you must be will
ing 70 work hard and study to qua qualify
personnel manager. wednesday. between
9 and L. 2O1 Denrike Bldg. 1O1O YER
N
Evening star., 1934-09-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO LESSONS for permit, any time OF
place; easy parking taught: cars furn. "Old
Reliable" Foster Iwhite). Met 1909. 81
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION SCHOOL,
thorough training; tuition reasonable: day
and night class SIT 18th NV. Phone
District 1850. Open evenings. 81
MATH ESSENTIALS through trig.; exp;
row. Capital City College. 1910 N. Y. ave.
LEARN BYRNE SIMPLIFIED SHORTHAND
in "a months evening classes, for Sd.
BYRNE INSTITUTE. 1910 N. Y. ave. So
DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY PATIENT
Instructors: D c.. Md Va. permits pro-
cured: easy parking. MR.. KLAPP. Phone
Adams 3657-J
Evening star., 1934-09-04
HELP--MEN.

HELP-MEN,
BAKERS. 2, experienced. full time; give
references and where last employed. Ad-
dress Box 479X. Star offlce.
BUTCHER-References 1243 II st. ne.
GENERAL REPAIR MAN-Must do carpen-
try. timing and house repair work, reason
ably; references. Address Box 1857, Star
MAN. Is to so. who has had dificulty in
who is willing to devote s hours daily in
our business will be given permanent en-
Rsso4 is4s AspP' st. nG1nns' nW only 1890 Mr.
ton, sood earnings to start; future assured;
q pm. Tuesday. Potomac 4677.
MEN-We have an opening in our service
dept. for a live wire capable Of meeting
only. 977 National Press Bldg.
PHARMACIST. registered. aged 25 to 35.
with downtown experience; permanent po.
sition, good pay. Give particulars. Address
PLUMBER. registered. and needing work;
ences. ] "ah ADDRESS Box ao2-S. Star ONCE. 8.
SHOE statesmen. with experience; good
salary. Economy Shoe Co.. Inc. 725. H
TAILOR and bushelman; must be expert;
none other need apply. Goth Century Valet
Service 1906 Nichols ave. Sc.
YOUNG MEN-Need at once for local
Campaign: permanent position
good pay. See manager, Room 409. 1919
F st. NV.
BE AN INDEPENDENT MERCHANT in your
own community. If you are honest and re-
business. ; pa paying fsSy you Steady Weekly income
risks. Apply Wednesday. 3 to IL. 9Is N Z.
I, ,-,,, Tl,1,,r 1;<775 z5T]IE1 AZ A1ENIT7V
THE UNION LABOR LIFE INSURANCE
SI JNXFTEs LIFE iNsTRa2cs
dGEEEsL dGEEFs "TTh HdESeT a4oD EESN S%asHiNGToN @
D. g. EXCELLENT LEADS FURNIsAED,
AppEEss n coNERENNGE sTTg nee TIE TaaEMErSN9 ENI3E
NAsGh MAsafNdToE. hI6E 3 5NsgRANoE q COMPANY,
MAN, colored, rs to 80 years old,
to drive truck; familiar with craft
ing and handling furniture. Reply,
giving last employer. Address Box
282-Z, Star office.
LANSBURGH'S.
Opportunity for permanent position;
aeSe aessly iusd Men must fsen Se neat
9th floor. S:15 am. wednesday.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
Need several having neat appearance.
Pleasant work with future. Good pay.
See mgr. 10 to g. 330S 14th NV.
AUTO statesmen.
We are In need Of several experienced
automobile statesmen; demonstrators and
drawing account furnished. See Mr.. Gid
dings. Kempton Motors, 113S Conn. ave.
OPENING SEPT. 10.
We will place on or about said date Q
well dressed. middle-aged men. Must be
experienced meeting public. Important
special work. Address Box 206-Z. Star
MEN. 35G.
We can use two neat. intelligent men
in our radio sales department.; those with
cars Preferred See Mr.. Bowersox. between
and I2 am Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Baileyss Tire Stores, 2250 Sher-
man ave. NV.
Evening star., 1934-09-04
Life Insurance Assistant
Agency Supervisor.

Strong, old-line. non-participating
(Class Al company has opening for ann
bilious young man who can appoint and
train new agents. Must be experienced
in production of fair volume Of personal
business. Moderate salary plus bonus and
ONCE expense. Bright future If qualified.
State full record in confidence. Address
Box 1917. Star of1ce.
Evening star., 1934-09-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ADDING MACHINES; Ailen-waIes, Bur-
roughs, Remington Portable. and others ut
bargain prices. Repairs supplies. United"
S13 14th st. NV. National 6063.
ADDRESSOGRAPH and stencil case. COM
plete. cheap. Phone Metropolitan 5626.
wheels. Hazelton Bicycle \ Sporting Goods
Co. 424 9th st. NV
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, all sizes:
supplies, repairing: ping-pong tables and
Evening star., 1934-09-04
HOUSEHOLD SERVICE.

-
1s2I OREGON ave. NV. North s474. 8.
ELECTRIC WIRING, Fixtures vns res
pairs; s,r house fixtures & base plugs: sSS55.
PAINTING, AND PAPERTNG AND DECO
rating. A written guarantee TO. satisfy
preciate. or too large M to estimate. b. 4.
Taylor & Co. 62s e s.w. Met. 0651. 5s
PAPEEINGEEsooms, 81 up; prompt seIv-
st. .se ne as0 Phone Atlantic Ms 4sss i0S4 Gales
PAPERING PAINTING average room. SO
Cali Metz any time, co. 03e6.
PAPERING-5 RMS. 2-sTORY HALL $40.
me Ssat eapeTs sn's Apsm: ssac any
PAPERHANGING SPECIAL this week only.
Rooms scraped dry, cracks f1lled. with any
paper in our 1894 book. So. no more.
cSssts fgse Ads%. GS x osss sw work. york
PAPERHANGING and painting-Rooms pa
sntssd., Atlantic SSss-J. ''is Suburban WORK
and up. Including paper; work guaranteed.
Phone Adams 4040. g.
PAPERHANdING, painting. noors retin-
mates. A. =. surreL Phone Col. II! 1sl4.
PAPERHANGING. painting. plastering;
good work guaranteed In writing. S5 up;
latest modern samples. Spigel. Geo 5S11.
PAPERHAEGING. painting 81 room and
up; reliable; work guaranteed. Phone Co
PAPERHANGING painting plastering: neat.
clean work. low prices; By local responsible
mechanic. Cali Bartz. 430 Kenyon. Col. 1889.
PAPERHANGING-Roo papered.. S5 and
up: estimates fur; work guaranteed, A 7
George. sos Oneida pl NV. 0E. 046e.
ROOFING. timing. spainting. general re-
pairing. Call Mr.. Shipley. Phone Shep-
herd $3.50. g.
Evening star., 1934-09-04

SALES NJ EN-.
Men who really want to make money.
Sell radios and tires. Full commissions
paid Immediately on delivery. See Mr..
Wivel, 1901 14th st. NV. bet. 8 Il IL an.
Evening star., 1934-09-04
MACHINES. STEM. e TYl
FILE CLERK EXAM.

POLICE PROMOTION EXAM.
SPECIAL course. The Civil Service Pre-
paratory School, L. Adolph Richards. M. A..
NJ. g.. Prin.. b29 18th st. NV. Met. 6337.
Evening star., 1934-09-04
HELP-WOMEN,

Girls. colored. several. for beauty parlor;
must be experienced in marching. Apply
1927 18th ct NV
Evening star., 1934-09-04
(Continued.)

sEPTEMBER SALE Of grand and uprisht
pianos; all pianos reduced during this sale.
rishts from $50 up; one w1slitzsr midsst,
S148.50: one grand, $195. Pianos rented
Gable and Woych pianos. Hugo Worch.
Evening star., 1934-09-04

We can use two. neat. intelligent men
in our radio sales department; those with
and IL am Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Bailey,s Tire Stores, 2250 Sher-
man ave N W q
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-12-07
Strange Lives Led by
Highborn Island Exiles

tiers their mouths. A dentist, Ritter.
has extracted all his teeth and those
OF Frau Koerwin. II Is one OF the
theories that teeth are a cause OF
shortened lives. With their teeth out.
he believes be and his companions
may attain ages Of at least one hun
dred and eight years. However, to
assist them In their masticatlon, he
has made sets of rubber teeth which
they slip into their mouths at meal
times.
The two food enthusiasts live
either In a one-room shack built OF
rough timber or In faded tent near
a spring. Their homes are remote
and accessible only by climbing q
stony path which winds up steep,
mountainous way. At the foot OF
the path is a bell with a Sign In
structing chance visitors to ring Ii
before they approach "The Herml-
tage." which Is the title they have
given their home. The signal Is to
warn the two exiles, as, when they
are alone they wear no clothing. ID
happens on the average OF from six
10 eighteen months-that they don q
bit OF covering. At other times they
go absolutely naked.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-12-07
Story Says 10000 Pounds of
Silver Was Buried.

Monhegan Island Malne.-A vas,
pirate treasure may be buried soinr-
where 90 Monhesan island--ihe
FIRST land sighted Ia the NeS world
By many early navisators- 40 least.
- some folks believe
More than 2oopo pounds OF sll-
yer. 80 the story goes. may be bad
for the diEginE-N the treasure
really VAS buried here.
whether u Is merely n legend.
some old timers tell how Il has
been handed down that more than
90 years aEo q bloody band o'
Buccaneers sailed norihward 20
spend the spring and summer In the
Gulf of Maine after a successful
tour cf southern seas.
The neilamy- williams company.
as the pirate band was known be-
cause u was commanded by Capt.
Samuel Bellamy and Paul Williams.
once a respected Newport IN ID
seaman. put out for Rhode Island
IN q feet of two pirate vessels and
two prizes.
A great storm descended upon
then. driving one % the prizes and
Captain Bellamy's 3pn-ton galley.
whldaw. aground on Cape Cod near
Nelifeet
Captain Williams ship rode oct
the storm. as dId the other prize,
which be Is said 10 have ransaeked
as he prepared 10 Zee for Monhe-
gan.
The story goes that the governor
% Massachusetts, bay. hearing of
the disaster. dispatched Capt Cy.
prlan Souihack to the scene with
orders 70 obtain what pirate loot
he could In the name Of the crown.
But. after n wide search. lnclud-
ing an examination OF the sub
merged hulk % the wrecked ships
all Captain Souihack could nnd
were I0e bodies and ships attings
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-12-07

termlne sex. height and other char
ncterlstieA Of a person from a sam
pie of hair." explains Chief l. &.
Schlldren os the divisions identla-
cation unit. but we don't think you
can 20 quite that far"
More than one criminal has been
convicted because OF the fact that
every gun makes minuiely different
scratches on bullets fred through H.
Given the bullet used in a crime and
a suspected gun the hallIstics ex-
pert can determine quickly II that
gun actually was used
The expert ores shot through
the gun. The two bullets are placed
under a double microscope. connect.
cd By single eve piece. II minute
scratches blend into a single image
Il Is certain that the two bullets
came from the same weapon.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-12-07
Crime Laboratory
Uses New Methods

notes. eTiortion threats or other
documents bearing on a crime. The
laboratory Is assembling specimens
OF the tracks made by all known
kinds OF automobile tires.
Hair Carefully Studied
A bit OF hair found az the scene
Of a crime may lead TO important
evidence. With n microscope and
specimen of hair. the expert can
tell whether the hair fell ont. Was
pulled out OF cut OF; the race and
approximate age Of the person from
whom II came. From the tiny oil
glands ~ the roots they can even
make a good guess as TO whether
the person was fat or lean
Some people even claim they de-
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-12-07

cause Of It's smart style appeal and
its practicability.
The picture IS that OF a partic-
ulariy handsome nun and coat
combination which was one OF sew
eral displayed at a recent style ex-
hlbIt given by the Chicago Whole
sale Market council. That this
coat is fashioned with a cape is
significant AS Is often the case
In this seasons coat styling. this
cape. which by the way is OF Rus
sian caracul. Is detachable-can be
taken OF and worn with your new
wool one piece street dress The
new Russian necklIne is Interpret
ed In the high collar. Silver fox is
the fur. the caracnl nun being
trimmed with the tails.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-12-07
Suh Movement Described
as "Super-Religion."

PartR-Ou the outskirts OF what
some people consider the. world >
wlekedesi city. \ unique religious
cult TO unite al religions In one
has established is mecca" and
among the disciples r. an American
school teacher. Mrs. Marion Beau
taii of New York.
The cult. which Is known ms the
SUI Movement. has its own mar
rlnee ritual In which excerpts from
the Mohammednn Koran agure as
well as excerpts from the Old and
New Tcsiaments OF the Bible and
philosophical ud-bIts from Bud
dhlsm.
Originally founded By The late
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-12-07
Test Tubes and Micro
scopes Trace Criminals.

washington.-Test tubes and
microscopes. DO less than machine
guns and high powered rides. are
the governments weapons IN iis
relentless campaign against crime
In a suite in the new Justice de-
pariment building. Director J. Ed
gar Hoover OF the division Of In
vestiEation has established one of
the worlds most complete and mod
ern crime laboratories
Scientists IN those quiet rooms.
working over bits % halr. scratched
bullets or fragments of paper. de
velop many Of the elews that enable
armed federal agents In the Geld TO
10 after criminals With the Ger
tainiy they are getting the right
man.
i; vas laboratory expert
Charles Appel. who gave impor-
tAnt evidence In the preliminary
hearing Of Bruno Hauptmann. Lind.
bcrgh kidnap murder suspect Ap
pei analyzed Hnuptmann's hand
writing and held Il ldentleal with
that 10 the ransom notes
Typs~ritins is Traced
II criminal seeks 10 protect
himself By using a typewriter. he
is scarcely less safe. on hle In the
laboratory are specimens % writ
Ing made on every known make and
model % machine. In each are mi
mute variations that stand oui Ike
a sore thumb-io the experts.
Messages written wiih secret"
ink are secret no longer when the
laboratory gets them An ultra
yiolc; light brings oui most hidden
writing In an instant ani. " u
won't. chemicals wilL
Thousands % waiermarks are on
Gle. % aid In tracing the Kind and
source of paper used In ransom
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-12-07
Rapid Hypodermic

A new hypodermlc needle, used
for making painless injections, oper-
ates faster than the nerve system.
Whereas pain sensations travel to
the brain in one-fifteenth OF sec
ond, the action OF the needle Is only
one-eighty-flfth of a second. The
patient consequently feels nothing
when the injection Is inserted.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-12-07

On a burned and blackened vol
canlc island that rises preclpltously
from the sea nearly COO miles west
OF the South American republic OF
Ecuador Is gathered an astonishing
assortment OF queer human beings,
saws the Kansas City Times. An &C.
count OF the lives Of these persons
on lonely Charles island furnishes
an incredible, almost unbelievable
story.
Weird stories OF strange happen
lngs on the bleak. lava-strewn bit
OF land that once was convict set
tlement have been Offering into civ
ilized haunts OF man. Captains and
crews OF small trading vessels which
put in at the Island have told many
outlaBdlsh yarns OF the inhabitants
and their modes OF living. So dis
turbIng were the accounts that the
government of Ecuador sent officials
10 the Isolated point OF land TO In
vestigate. The inhabitants OF the Is
land were questioned and their meth
ods OF living were inquired into.
Then an official report OF the lnvesti-
CATION was filed with the Ecuador
can government and authentic infor-
nation about the Island was made
available. And. surprising thing. the
report substantiates the fantastic
accounts that have been coming from
I the island.
This barren. Jagged, rocky Island
whose shores are washed by the
equatorial waters OF the Pacific has
nine inhabitants. The cast of char
acters:
Friedrich Ritter OF Berlin. emf.
nent German physician. dentist and
philosopher. who left brilliant
career In Germany to seek mod
ern Eden on the Pacific Island
His mate. Frau Dore Strauch Koer-
vein. who went to the island with
him from her German home. She
and Ritter forsook civilization to live
a life OF peace, which, they charged,
modern civilization denied them.
Baroness Bousequet de Wagner OF
I Vienna, who went 10 the Island after
/ Ritter and his helpmate. Soon after
4 her arrival she set herself up as "em-
press" OF the isle and governs her
I "klngdom" clad usually only In alb
breyiated pink silk pantles and
armed with a 22-caliber pistol.
PhIlllpson. Alonzo and Arends,
men companions of the 'empress"
who came to the Island with her
/ A German couple. names unknown.
and their infant child, born soon
after their arrival on the desert is
/ land.
Ritter and Frau Koerwien were the
FIRST inhabitants of the isle. They
I landed there with n pick and shovel
and a bag of seeds and perhaps a
score Of books. among them n volume
I of Lao-tse, the ancient Chinese mys-
tic. Ritter refused an offer OF n pro-
fessorshlp AZ Freiburg. and left be-
I hind brilliant career as an expert
menier In nutrition when he left Ger.
many seeking a lonely spot to 'live
his own lIfe." lie and his woman
companion landed on the island In
4 1929 and have lived there since.
They are vegetarians and viii not
touch the fish, turtle eggs. wild pig.
birds. wild goats, or other meat
which is abundant on the island.
Fruit. vegetables. nuts and occa
sIonally little chicken forms their
only food. Everything they partake
Is mashed into a pulp before II en-
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-12-07
Pirate Treasure Hidden on Island?

which had been washed ashore and
six real. live pirates
Failure of this search has led
Monhegan folks 10 believe williams
proceeded here.
They say he established a base
on this Indian outpost. Il miles
from the island. put up a bumper
piraiing business all his own and
made o, the unlnhablted island q
port % call where he Is believed 10
have buried the 20.oo0 pounds Of
silver
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-12-07
For Recreation of Eminent Democrats

Tucked away among the trees OF
Jefferson island. In Chesapeake bay.
stands this sedate and richly ap-
pointed clubhouse. with It's execu-
tive wing. built by Democrats for
Democrats. and dedicated 10 the
recreation OF President Roosevelt.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-12-07
Old Fashioned Wedding
Ring Found in Cod Fish

Boston.-Jack simmons. an en-
ployee OF a FISH store here. was In
the process OF dressing a 30-pound
cod caught on Georges Banks n
few days before. As he sliced OF
the Gods head an old-fashioned
wedding ring fell out The letters
"Pat d engraved inside the ring
were the only clew to the owner.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-12-07
Hot Water Scarce

WashIngton.-A survey made by
the Department of Commerce shows
that IS per cent OF the homes In
America have no running hot wa
ter facilities.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-12-07
What's the Use

Jud Tunkins says some men seem
to be so dumb you'd rather agree
with them than take the trouble to
argue.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-12-07
New Cult Seeks to
Unite All Faiths

HaErat Innyat Khan OF India. the
cult has numerous branches In the
United States and England. as well
as throughout Europe. Musharoff
Khan. brother of the founder. is
now the master" or shaIkh-ul-mu-
shalkh of the movement.
Cut; Founded BY indian.
Interviewed in the beautiful ram.
bling gardens near the Suf head.
quarters al Suresues just outside
81 Paris the elderly American
school teacher described the key.
note OF the sun Movement as "a
combination of all known religions
IA sort of super religion"
She added
There is nothing strange about
Us except perhaps that we are very
tolerant % others
parts OF Brabmanism. Buddhism.
Mohammedanism. and the Old and
New Teslaments are interviewer In
the sue Movement. Disciples and
officials serve without remnnera-
ton. and In most cases have prl.
vnie incomes or professions
There are groups In New York.
Philadelphia, Chicago and Los An.
Eelcs. International headquarters
are in Geneva. bot we have found.
ed this colony near Paris and hope
soon 20 have a temple here 20 which
pilgrims may come from all parts
Of the world
breaches No ooamaG.
She explained that the cult fea-
turcs 40 romantic eccentrleitiesr
and breaches no dogmas but world
brotherhood Members OF the SUD
Movement are not compelled or
even urged 20 give up their adher-
ence 10 whatever religious creed
they previously believed In. she
added.
Three priests conductors
as they are called-perform mar.
rihge ceremonies. They are clothed
In long black robes. Oae lights
seven candies la front OF an altar.
this Is symbolic OF the seven dir.
fereni religious beliefs on which
Sunsm is founded The second
trads excerpts from the seven scrip
lures And the third blesses the
couple after asking a number OF
questions. among which Is this one
asking of the bride: do you con.
slider this man as trust from
GodI~
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-12-07

"Bee-Less Farm Radio Si0.00. Requires
no % battery. Marvellous tone. Solter's
Radio. 102-50 ~. 18th St..Minneapoiis. Mimi
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-12-07
Cutting Away River Banks

A river that runs north and south
cuts away one bank more than the
other due 10 the rotation OF the
earth.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-12-07
REWARD OF
MERIT
g
By WILLIAM II. LEACH
n. Mcclure Svwepapsr Syndicate.
WNu 5erslro-

q IL Charlottesville had crowded
~ into the little town hall Tor
4 n the homecoming celebration.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-26

ism began nt tho aRe of 14 Ho was editor for is years of Dos Yiddlsho Folk, official organ of tho Zlonist organization, and iS tho nu- thor of throe books, ono written in Hebrow and two in YiddlBh.
 Mir uoidborR's Interest has not been restricted to tho Zionist m0vc' nont, however. flo has boon active in ovory activity to advance tho Jewish Renaissance and to protect Jewish interests here and abroad. Ho was for some time president of tho HlBtRdruth, tho association to advance Hobfew and has constant ly fought for strengthening of modern Hebrew education in America. Ills interest in tho econ . umiG and clvld problems of Jews in this country and in Europe iH indicated in his election 0B vice. preBldent of tho American J0wlBh COngroBB. Iii tho war period, he wns m important factor In tho or. gnnlyntlOn Of the peoples roll0i committee. An outstanding adv0- cato of democracy in Jewish lifo, no took n lending part in the koh. lllnh movement. A believer in tho dIctrine of Jewish Belf-aid h0 nd Vocnted self.dofonso corps during the progr0mD. flo also helped Go orgnnizo the Jewish Legion during the last war.
 one of the most important ao' tivltics to his credit, is tho passage of tho L0dge- Fish resolution by both houses of congress in iD2y. This historic feat was duo in aub. stantial mcnsuro to the activity oi Mir UOldborg. In addition to his oadorshlp In various Zionist bodios ut tho presont tlmo, ho contributed to numerous publications and is q contributing editor of tho Jewish Morning Journal and Der Amer. Ikanor.