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Evening star., 1934-06-09
Temperament Hurts Diegel.


r EO DIEGEL, if he continues the
i hot streak he showed to finish
the last nine in 80 yesterday,
may go somewhere, but the judgment
of those best informed in this golf
business is that Leos temperament
bars him from winning. Mac Smith,
Freddie McLeod's perennial favorite.
is in a good spot at 14S, but Macs
bad round is due today. He always
has one somewhere in the tournament.
Joe Kirkwood also is in there at
148, but Joe seems to have bad
round somewhere in his system in
this tournament also. Hagen. at 155,
is far back even for one of his char
acteristic finishes, and Runyan, who
collapsed yesterday after the turn
also is too far away, at 152. Ten
shots Is too much to expect any man
to pick up in two rounds, although
1t can be done.
Tommy Armour is just out there
playing for automatic qualification
next year. He hasn't chance to
win with his total of 154. even though
he played more like himself yesterday
to shoot 72, even with a missed
four -footer on the last hole.
Scores of Mackenzie and Shorey,
with par, follow:
Evening star., 1934-06-09
RY BOBBY JONES.

n r ERION CRICKET CLUB, Ard
M more, Pa, June 9.-Bobby
VV Cruickshank made good use
1 i of the opportunity given him
In the open golf tourney here
by his own fine first round and the
irregular scoring of the rest of the
field on the opening day. When the
little Scot. Witty Cox and Charlie
Lacey began with Ills, while the
Evening star., 1934-06-09

D. BOGOLJUBOW won the
twenty-fourth game in his
world championship match
with DR.. Alexander Alekhine.
Evening star., 1934-06-09
FIGHTING MARINES
WILL GET MEDALS
BuchhoIz Gives Prizes for
Annual Tournament of
9Th Reserves.

w WINNERS in the annual
AZ Sixth Reserve Marines
w boxing tournament, to
be STAGED the week of
Evening star., 1934-09-13

1t reads: "The Metropolitan Police
Of Washington welcome you and hope
you enjoy your visit to the CITY,"
Beneath the greeting. in apologetic
fine print, is the reminder that you
really did violate rule number 277-A
by parking In front Of the fire plug.
If your car bears a local license
$5 and costs.
Orchids for Ickes.
washington's writing women send
oral orchids to Harold Ickes. He has
showed his Tuesday press conferences
ahead from ! pm. to IL am. all
because the ladies with pencils re-
minded him that their press club
held its weekly luncheons of a Tues
day at l. And, though they are
awfully smart, they're not smart
enough to be two places at once. So
the Secretary Of the Interior obliged.
But then he was once newspaper
man himself. His first pay his first
week on his first job was rs cents;
writing space rates In Chicago.
Still on the subject Of press con-
terences, CordeH Hull neDer tries
to duck one. On the contrary, iUhen
he has to don a cutGlody and attend
a ceremonial fone OF the ertra-
cnrrtcular duties OF the Secretary
OF Stdte) at the time OF sched-
uled conference, he altoays arranges
to see the reporters at some other
hour that day.
Frances Perkins Is just the opposite.
She has held very few press confer
ences this Summer.
Evening star., 1934-09-13

Munitions Committee, and associates
at Wilmington, Del, were named %
big donors in the Republican Ma
tional Committees quarterly financial
report rs
Both reports were filed with South
Trimble. clerk Of the House.
Republican receipts amounted 10
$105,07s, as compared with $12i,oe8
collected by the Democrats. Repub-
lican expenditures aggregated $149,-
$40 and Democratic outlays $106,3s1.
The Republican deficit was fixed at
$8l ASS, against Democratic unpaid
obligations Of $497,959.
The Republican Senatorial and
Congressional Committee reported re-
ceipts during the quarter Of $63,-
500, Of which $4,000 came for the
national committee.
Among large contributors listed by
the Democratic Committee: Arthur
J. Lacy. Detroit, $1,000; Trommer.
$1,000; William G. Heide, New York,
$4,000; William A. Brock, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, $4,000; George A.
Rupert. New York, $500; Col.
Jacob Rupert, sl,500; Piel, 81 600:
Pabst, $4,000.
Among contributors to the Repub-
lican National Committee: j. H.
Roraback, Hartford, Conn, 5000:
John F. Harriss. Palm Beach, Fla,
$1,000; Burrell Wright, Indianapolis,
$4,000; g. b. Goodspeed, Chicago,
$4,000: frenee du pont, Wilmington,
$4,000; James Simpson, jr., Chicago,
$4,000; Lammot du Pont, 5000: r.
r. M. Carpenter, Wilmington. Del,
s2.5oo; w. s. Carpenter, winning
ton, $1,000.
Evening star., 1934-09-13
Ii Capital Letters.
UIt.of. Iokn AlIfomobiIe Licenses Are Priized in
BIZ GENEvlEyE FORBES HERRIcK.
] National Capital

decision to release he took q leaf out
of his own boards book on compro-
mise and announced he'd release the
story at IL in the morning, IN order,
he thought, to give both the pms
and the ANS break.
Up went howl from the reporters.
Eleven o'clock was like SO many COM
promises, displeasing to both sides.
Refuses to Build Pool.
Mary Rumsey, out West on holiday,
was glimpsed at Glacier Park still
toting that portfolio full Of problems
CONSUMERS Advisory Board of the
N. r.. A. problems) which she used
to carry with her to Washington din
ners.
Pat Hurley wants those four chill
dren Of his to ride-well and often.
So he has refused to build swimming
pool on the. Hurley place in nearby
Virginia. Figuring, he says, that he
doesn't want competition for the
horse. When the Attorney General,
asked recently about Alcatraz Prison,
remarked, "it's going full blast" of
course, he meant the remark to be
mere metaphor. L wonder why that
woman took the golden haired little
child into the munitions hearing the
other day. When the youngster got
bored she tried her hat on the teddy
bear she was Juggling along. Harry
Hopkins doesn't mind criticism. But
1t does give him "a pain in the neck"
to have people who ARE damned COM
Portable" condemn relief as extrava-
CANT "over their highballs at elegant
dinners"
(Copyrisht. 1894. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc,)
Evening star., 1934-09-13
Drownings Decrease.

Drowning fatalities in England have
decreased since the World War from
1000 year to 1,500.
Evening star., 1934-09-13
TICKET
SWEEPS GEORGIA
Three Representatives Trail
fa. Re- e-election-Three
Others in Front.
BY the Associated Press.

~ WIG A1eoCiatS3 EtV39s
ATLANTA. September 13.-The
Talmadge landslide today, on the
basis Of incomplete and unonhcial re-
turns, had swept into off1ce the en-
tire administration-back candidates.
Yesterdays primary gave Gov. Eu-
gene Talmadge an overwhelming
county unit vote over his two op-
ponents-,Judge Claude Pittman Of
Cartersvilie and Ed A. Gillian, At
lanta alderman.
The Talmadge- supported candidates
included: Thomas NJ. Linder, for COM
missioner of agriculture; Jud p. Will
holt, chairman OF the Public Service
Commission; Tobe Daniel, public serv-
ice commissioner: John B. Hutcheson,
associate justice, State Supreme Court;
Hugh J. Macrntyre, Court Of Appeals.
Other apparent winners for renomi-
nation were: William B. Harrison,
controller general; M. j. Yeomans, at
torney general: Vivian l.. Stanley,
Prison Commission.
The State races In Georgia are
governed by the county unit system,
the candidate with the largest count
receiving that county's vote. Tai
nadge had an indicated total Of 1855
counties for Q unit vote Of 314. Pitt
man had an indicated unit vote of
Is. from three counties. Gillian did
not carry . county.
Three Representatives Trail.
Ten sitting Representatives, four
Of them uuopposed, were up for
denomination. Incomplete returns
showed three trailing, while three
others were out in front.
Representative Carl Vinson Of the
sixth Georgia district was unopposed.
He Is chairman Of the House Naval
Affairs Committee.
Also unopposed were Representa-
tives Robert Ramspeck Of Decatur,
from the fifth (Atlanta) district: En-
NETT Owen Of Griffin, from the fourth,
and Paul Brown Of Elberton. from the
tenth,
The returns showed q close race
In the ninth district, with Frank
Whelchel Of Gainesville an indicated
20 unit votes to Is for the incumbent,
John Wood Of Canton.
In the first the incumbent, Homer
@. Parker. trailed 16 to 26 for Hugh
Peterson. Parker conceded his defeat
The incumbent, B. T. Castellow of
Cuthbert, apparently was renominated
from the third district, with an indi-
Gated Is unit votes to for Stephen
Pace Of Americus.
The other congressional races were
decided by popular vote. In the
eighth, incomplete returns gave Repre-
sentative Braswell Deem 1882 votes to
2,709 for w. B. Gibbs.
In the second district Representa-
tive E. z. Cox had 9,678; r. s. Rod
denbery, 5,484; In the seventh, Rep
resentative NJ. G. Tarver. 1895; T. e
Clemmons, 4,169,
LONG TROOPS DEMOBrLIzED.
Evening star., 1934-09-13
BOMB WARNING FOUND 4
Az .TALMADeE HOME
Note Apparently Written by n.
literats Turned Over to
Atlanta Police. -
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, September l3.-A pen
ciled note bearing q warning to "be-
ware of bombs" was reported found
yesterday by servants at the residence
Of Gov. Eugene Talmadge.
Police said the note, apparently the
work Of an illiterate person, was placed
between the screen and the front door
Of the Governors mansion.
Beware Of bombs" the note read.
Keep all doors close. Chances is
dangerous out here. Burglars bombs
death may be hidden"
The missive was found by James
Durham, a butler. who turned 1t over
to police. Gov. Talmadge was down.
town awaiting returns from today's
primary, in. which he was candidate
for reelection, and other members of
the family were away from home, at
the time.
Evening star., 1934-09-13
.DEMOCRATSA|DED
+. BY BREWERY FUND
Big Business Supported
Republicans in Recent
Election Campaigns.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Brewers throughout the country
were shown In reports yesterday
to have been heavy contributors
of Democratic political campaign
moneys, while some big businessmen
gave to the Republican funds for
the congressional elections.
Between June and September 1,
such men as Col. Jacob Rupert,
George F. Tron1er and william Piel
Of New York and Fred Pahst Of Mil
waukee. all identified with the brew
ing industry, were listed in the Demo-
cratic National Commuters quar-
terly report as contributors.
Du Points Give to G. O. r.
In the same period, Irenee and
Lammot du Pont. two manufacturers
being investigated by the Senate
Evening star., 1934-09-13
ABSENTEEES';, I { J, ASSURE A ! !.
COLLINS OF; VICTORY
Californian Wins Republican and
Democratic Nominations
for House Seat.
ny enc A.sociated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RIVERSIDE, Calf, September Is
In contest decided by ballots OF
absentee voters, Sam L. Collins, Re-
publican incumbent of Fullerton, yes
terday had won the Republican as
well as the Democratic nomination for
Representative from the nineteenth
district, comprising Orange, Riverside
and San Bernardino Counties. The
dual nomination assures his election.
Collins defeated four others Tor the
Democratic nomination in a surprise
vote, receiving 1878 Democratic bal
lots, as compared with 1924 for his
nearest rival, James L. Davis. Santa
Ana attorney.
Evening star., 1934-09-13
GOV. CoMsToCK LOSES.
A. J. Lacy to Face F. ID. Fitzgerald
for Governor In November.

DETROIT, September Is lR.-Ar-
thur j. Lacy, Democrat, and Secretary
Of State Frank D. Fitzgerald, Repub-
lican, today were ready to carry the
standards of their respective parties
into the general Michigan elections
next November.
Lacy, q Detroit attorney, defeated
Gov. William A. Comstock by a small
margin. Fitzgerald outran Q four
man field.
Senator Arthur II. vandenberg, un-
opposed for the Republican nomina-
tion, has for his opponent in Novem-
ber Frank A. Picard, chairman of the
Michigan Liquor Control Commission.
Evening star., 1934-09-13

N r. A. ofhcials. settling down for
the Winter, hang on for dear life to
the automobile licenses from their
native States. -
"But you see." the wife will explain
naively, I'VE understand the N. r. A.
is only temporary; 50 why get D. c.
ncense?"
Husband is more realistic. He
knows that If you drive q car with q
foreign State tag you. can get away
with murder. Park the car spang in
front of a fire plug, return in three
hours and you will find neat little
card stuck in the windshield.
Evening star., 1934-09-13
Senator Sends Guardsmen Home
Following Election Victory.

NEW ORLEANS, September Is up.
Victorious in Tuesdays Democratic
primary In New Orleans, Senator Huey
P, Long today sent his 1000 National
Guard troops to their homes and laid
plans to ask the Legislature to remove
Mayor IT. Semmes <Walnsiey and his
henchmen.
!. Only corporaps guard, or two
were retained to watch over the ac-
tivities Of the Legislative Committee
which is investigating corruption"
and graft" under the Walmsley adj
ministration.
Reelection was assured on the face
Of unofhcial returns for all incumbent
Congressmen except in the fifth dis
trict, where Representative Riley j.
Wilson faced run-off primary with
Newton D. Mills Of Mer Rouge, o
"share-the-wealth" candidate.
GOV. COMSToCK LOSES.
Evening star., 1934-09-13
Balloon Carries Laboratory.

MOSCOW CP).-An aeronautical lab
oratory attached to balloon has been
built by the Aeronautic Institute here.
Five or six times month scientists
ascend four miles to study the effects
Of electricity on flying and radio trans
mission.
Evening star., 1934-09-13
Same Old Politics.

Undoubtedly. there was general
profhse of aid for unemployment and
aid fcr the merchants and producers
ofst1 State because Of the Federal
activity.
cerfainly. q Federal administration
thAtH as solioitous about the people Of
Q State as the Roosevelt administra-
tidE pas been and promised to be
o1hahardly be turned down at the
pdp& BY. those who believed . vote in
appposal Of the New Deal was ar
aukhy Of good times and q vote
asa1net 1t might bring reverses. This
mxX be called .bribes" by some. but
IT. He same old conversation Of Re-
pshQeAn days, when the party argued
that at was responsible for "pros-
p@it&. and that the Democrats would
hrtnG rainy days" -.
sssssss (copsfisht. 1o34J =.
Evening star., 1934-09-13
Planes May Use Dry Ice.

A transportation company is expert
menting with dry ice as an agent for
cooling airplanes In India where Sum-
mer temperatures Of lis degrees are
considered normal and 100 degrees Is
sometimes exceeded.
Evening star., 1934-02-03

/ GRAHAM 1881 IS" sedan; paint. tires and
motor Ok excellent transportation at
S:i45 See it today at L. P. Steuart. Inc.
Evening star., 1934-02-03

YOUNG MAN, s to IS wears old. for col;
lection work in rent department OF old
est a blished real estate office: must be IN
terested in learning the business and WILL
Ing to work Minimum salary to start.
and business experience Address Box
REX Star offCe
Evening star., 1934-02-03
H G. SMITHY CO.
LIS Eve 81 .nn4
PERCY n PUSSEII Co
- &. n "
THE IINDBERGH.

IfIN I've = NV. MA 5pO4
1923 COL. RD NV.
No. 4, end ID rooms, hath. .S55 90
1851 COL. RD. NV
NO 1St f-5 rooms, bath. $50 so
No. g. end IS rooms bath .... 55 90
1741 COL RD. NV
No 3. 2nd h.-5 rooms, bath. $50 90
1919 PARK RID.
3 rooms, kitchen and bath S45 90
l4nS G1RARD ST. NV
3 rooms, kitchen ard bath $40 80
THOMAS P. BROWN,
615 4R St SW Ma 1912
Evening star., 1934-02-03
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID wants work by the, day:
city proper Call North lo2a4 Ref, 4.
COLORED WOMAN reliable. wants gen
eral work in small family: stay nights
firSt-claSs reference. Phone DE. 42"l.
COOK. experienced, colored. wishes posi-
tion; no objection to out OF town. lei.
CT. 0456.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK wanted by relia-
BILE colored girl; reference. co. 1ol9'
GIRL colored neat wishes work OF any
kind; reference. 2l39 Ward pl NV DIS
trlct 0196.
time work by experienced colored worker.
North OO0i. y
WOMAN white 30, would like position
dong housework or caring for children;
livable vase, good reference. Tel. AIlantlc
3l14-J
Evening star., 1934-02-03
SITCATIONS-MEN.
,Coptipued

MARRIED MAN. % unemp.; exp account
ant. bookkeeper. sec, Office work excel
education; refs. Address Box 4'9-V. star
Office. .
YOUNG MAN. colored. wants job; can DO
hotel work and housework: neat and
handy Potomac 0iS9-J
YOUNG MAN wants positions; have 1888
Dodee coach Address Box 2o'-X, star
Office ~
Evening star., 1934-02-03
SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

ANTIQUE BUFFET: chairs table. china
closet chest Of drawers large carved
wardrobe wall cases, desk mirrors. Wis
AUTOMOBILE BRAKE DRUM LATHE.
$40 set of wheel pullers. will fit all cars,
cost SOS, will sell for $50. Address BOX
:133-X Star Office A.
BICYCLES -Rollfast and other hieh-grade
Co. 4"4 9TH st. NV
CASH REGISTERS, tables, chairs. coun-
ters. steam tables. desks. files. safes: com
re na stores of as
Edgar Baum. Inc, 9l4 st, NV, NE. 974i.
CHINESE AND ORIENTAL RUGS. room
and scatter, sizes. antique. and modern;
anteed very reasonable. 1924 Conn. ave.
DINING ROOM SET; small. nine-pc,; SIS.
1903 Sth st. NV. a.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR; brand new.
Call District 3l00.
FRIGIDAIRE, cubic feet: slightly used;
1hree ice trays; Regular s16o; now sla5; ln,x
Mr. Holmes. 5th floor. Palais ROYAL.
FURNITURE = Overstuffed bed-davenport
suite. S.5: walnut bed room suite, SD:
ehiorobe chRs So0 beds ie other fupnitaie % cheap.
FURNITURE = Twin-oed studio couch. ouch
inner-Spring mattresses. upholstered high
grade tapestry; never used. 1924 Conn. ave.
URNITURE-Secretary desk. bed room.
living room. dinette. breakfast set. rugs:
gas stove day-bed. bookcase. etc. 1908
Georgia ave.
GAS RANGEs--All sizes and models; new
and rebuilt, at bargain prices. c. R. & H
Co. l52f st. NV. MA. S9o5.
used fve months SS5. Call Ma a::43
GIFTS AND SHOP FURNITURE: "a at sfsn sos,
for sale. The Mayfower Hotel Git Snop
HOBART sO-QUART DOUGH MIXER.
electric Barbecue RotisSary practically
new one dozen round Vitrolite top tables
at Dikeman's Lunch. sos 18th st. NV
OFFICE FURNITURE large assortment
of used pieces at low prices. H. Baum &
Sor GIG E st. NV
PUGS-GoreeouS imported rugs. Orientals.
Persian. Chinese and other patterns rust.
rose red other pastel shades; SKI So;
aXl". So; loxI4 S3ei scatter 5ugs; s.
each. 35l0 l4th St 7. W. Apt. ll3, CaNa-
lier. D
SEWING MACHINEs-sineer white port
able electrics; choice. $50: dropheads, s.;
bont 5ents' s. mo Lear Fe01iEs 1!s1 Wis "sS Ss
SEWING MACHINE. SINGER D H; .prac-
tically new wondsffnl bargaln' So So Ghi1s Gihbs
portable elec.. perfect; $50. w. E. port
able, SIS :i331 Conn. ave
sD1 T. or in trace s9Gd phohs De WI sell
TYPEWRITERS. American Typewriter Co;
100 machines to be sold al, once Open
evenings Rent and sell all makes, also
repairs. 143l East Capitol ST. Il 0oS2.
TYPEWRITERS, S36: PAYABLE 50 mo;
lust like rent; Underwood. Royal, Reming-
ton c. Smith. Rem. Mon. 51l6 lbtn
81. NV
TYPEwR1TERs- model Coronas
and L. c Smiths for rent BARGAIN IN re-
built and reconditioned machines. the l..
C Smith and Corona Typewriters, Inc.
l0IS 18th st. NV MA. o41
WILLIAMS OIL-O-MATIC BURNER. in use
now, very CHEAP; also gas logs and VIC
trola 500 18th ST. NV. =
WOOD for fireplace seasoned; oak or
nine, cut any length; delivered; $40 cord,
Hillside O1Sl
WOODS Seasoned oaE. cut any length
curh delivery $40 per cord. e. per quar-
ter cord; also kindling. Call walnut s4S'.
WOOD "-year seasoned oak or pine any
lrneth. delivered. IS 80 per cord. MEtro-
politan oSGl for immediate delivery.
WOOD s. cord; oak. pine and chestnut
cut any length; free delivery. Adams
561S -
Evening star., 1934-02-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AN EXPERIENCED and useful lady in the
home available for hourly work; children
and adults Call Adams O696
PASTRY AND COOKING in restaurants,
experienced Am willing to work for or
rent space for home baking and display.
Address Box %3S-X Star Office. A.
Evening star., 1934-02-03
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 fide 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., 1934-02-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO
share two-rcom kitchen and bath apt.
with one or two 1915 NJ St. Apt. 3. Z.
ONE AND THREE ROOMS KITCHEN.
bath. Murphy bed elec. refrig.. S42. 50 to
Evening star., 1934-02-03
14IO CHAPLIN ST. NV.
Two Rooms. Kitchen and Bath.
RRa asnnahle 0s

A CAR AND GUIDE FREE.
Furn. and unfurn. apts. houses and rooms
DISTRICT RENTAL BUREAU.
90 18th ST. NV. Room 306. Ma sf11.
Furnished Apartment-S50.
1919 N ST. NW-FRIGIDAIRE
Just north of Thomas Circle. convenient
10 downtown. living room. bed loom. kltch-
en-. bath.
1904 K CAFRTTZ DI oOSO
WE LOCATE YOU FREE.
Fur and Unfur Apis Reduced Rent.
GIBSON RENTAL BUREAU. INC.
1871 H ST. NV. MA. 551S
Evening star., 1934-02-03

GRAHAM 1881 roadster; paint. tires. mo,
tor and general condition very sood priced
very low at ol75; terms. trade. L. T.
Sfeuarf Inc. l3c5 l4th
Evening star., 1934-02-03

FORD 1881 convertible coupe; rumble seat,
looks like brand-new car; owned and driven
by lady. can sell on Gage Plan, 80
Evening star., 1934-02-03

FORD 1929 roadster S65; de luxe equip
ment: pink OF condition. Century Motors.
1SnS l1tn Z
Evening star., 1934-02-03

FARMLAND wanted for general fam
work, by month Near Upper Marlboro.
viii give comfortable house. earden, fruit,
etc, IN addition to monthly wages. To
begin work within few weeks. Address L.
L. Hastings. 9n4 l1th st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-02-03

PRIVATE BATH. KITCHEN
room and bed room. electric refrigeration;
downtown; couple only; reas. 45l Mass.
Evening star., 1934-02-03

FORD 1880 standard coupe; motor in
finest condition: this car looks like new
down, 30 months TO pay. See Nolan, I'LL
Evening star., 1934-02-03

FORD 1929 de luxe roadster. only SO
payments Of 81: car in perfect condition,
Nnlan,s Ill 18th 81 q "
Evening star., 1934-02-03
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

CHEVROLET 1899 sedan delivery: less
than 10000 miles; perfect condition;
S315; terms. 500 East Capitol st. Ii.
Evening star., 1934-02-03

FORD 1882 de luxe sedan; marvel blue
finish GOODYEAR super-tWist tires well
tenders. trunk and all extras; must sell,
S441; can give terms. Nolan's, III 18TH
Evening star., 1934-02-03

TWO ROOMS AND BATH. FURNISHED
to suit your requirements; delightful
home of personal refinement; references.
Evening star., 1934-02-03
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

Single and double rooms. high-class AND
convenient location: moderate rentals
complete service; open fireplaces.
Evening star., 1934-02-03

MEN-We need five men in our sales or
SANITATION who have executive ability ana
are Interested in worthwhile permanent
position Prefer those who are familiar
with the Culver system of selling real
estate Write or call Room 20l, Broad
nrac. Arrede Richmond Va 3.
Evening star., 1934-02-03
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

3ANITOR AND WIFE. experienced. sober,
no children can rent pr. e. b. apt. for
$50 cash and janitor services. Apply 81
18th st GE 1883.
Evening star., 1934-02-03

AIESMAN-Young man with experience
in upholstery and drapery supplies ana
fabrics. Address Box .S9-X. Star othce
sTEAMFTTTERS. 1l01 NJ St. l p m. GE.
Evening star., 1934-02-03

PATENT DEPARTMENT ASSIST IANT-EX-
perience in preparing patent specifications
for alrplane inventions IS an essenIla4
uualifcatIon Address P o Box 3SS. Bal
fimnre Md
Evening star., 1934-02-03

PAPERHANGER- PAINTER can pay half OF
rent of S44-S56 apt. in work a 1876 18TH
st NV Apply 51I6 10th st. Gle. 1883.
Evening star., 1934-02-03
SITUATIONS-MEN.

AUTO MECHANIC. over Is years work
for Cadillac. Chrysler and Auburn in fac
chauffeurs Job. Address Box 334-X, Star
once.
COLORED MAN wants work chauffeur,
janitor or work of any kind, good refer
ence North 69o6
COUPLE, colored experienced. in private
family. or chauffer. houseman: city ref
erences: best service. 607 Que 81. NV.
d. Marshall s.
FIIIPINO well experienced chauffeur,
butler 1909 Goth st. NV. A.
MAN neat appearing. 2s. desires position:
q years banking exp, CONSISTING Of teller.
auditor salesman; consider anything: SAL
Sry; Al ref, Address BOX 8So-X, Star once.
Evening star., 1934-02-03

MEN-Splendld opportunity for statesmen
OF personality and ability to sell kelvinator
electric retrigeratlon during specially
prepared campaign. See Mr.. HerrlcE,
Barber & Ross, Inc, ] 1th and G. SITS. NV.
for details Monday morning between 10
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