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Evening star., 1934-10-17
HELP-DOME STIC.


COOK and Eeneral housemaid; mus, stay
GENERAL HOUSEwORKER plain cooking
care for . children of employed couple. no
laundry; STAY niehts; SIS month. Phone
Cleveland "997
GIRL OR WOMAN. white settled as moth
1874 Sheridan St Phone Georgia 5'"a
GIRL colored. for all-around kitchen
work. 641 st. NV.
GIRL. neat and clean. experienced general
houSewOrk End cooking. must stay nights.
references 81 week. 41ol Conn. ave,
Ant 200
GIRL: colored. Tor 3. h. v. no cooklns
800 18th st. NV.
GIRL. colored: must be experienced house
worker and good cook: stay nights. good
references: 81 week. Cleveland sOll
GIRL. white. $40. care for children
and home. employed couple, must be good
cnok sno not AFRAID OF work, $50 month
room ano board. Address Box ',s-E Star
. UtfCc Ius
GIRL. white. general houSework expert
enced cook. for home III suburbs. Tel.
wisconsin 215H 1S'
HOUSEKEEEPER for general housework
laundry. cooking. care for children. must
/ Say nights. l4ao Florida ave. ne.
WOMAN. white. for. general housework
plain cooking some laundry. Stav nights
s35 month. Phone Columbia 4l4t. 4"I@
. 4th ST
/ WOMAN TO do general hOuSework M
heavy laundry. stay nights, 50. Phone
Cleveland 3I25.
WOMAN cOlored as cook and flrst floor
worker: must be first class and have city
references. no laundry work-Second mai
eInployed Apply at once. 34ll Woodley
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

AMBITIOUS WIDOW Of 80, wishes a po-
sition as housekeeper in motherless home,
take fun charge. Emerson 1880.
COMPANION or light nursing by refined
middleaged woman. unencumbered. Phone
Columbia SS90-W. 19'
COMPAN1ON-NURSE. graduate position
per month. Address Box 257E. Star once.
DRESSMAKING. remodeling or new work.
day. Phone Potomac 3542
NURSE masseuse. willing. kind good per-
Sonality. German. or hOuSekeeper eflctent.
GOOD cook. dietitian for one or small fam
ily Free TO travel. SIS week. Address
Box AGE Star ONCE.
NURSE. practical. will furnish the best
of reference. Iona cases desired. Ad-
dress Box 360-E. Star once.
PRACTICAL NURSE. day or niEht; Sl2b0
per week. Phone Decatur 2362-J
PROTESTANT LADY az years oldl wants
position in Christian home carina for | or
G B Apt. 500. 1901 K st. NV.
TYPIST, experienced: knowledge Of book
keeping. insurance. Feneral once work.
1919 from am. to pm.
WOMAN. settled. desires position as house
keeper for WORKING couple care OF chill
dren OF invalid No objection 10 leaving
CITY: good references. Address Box 36l r.
Star Once
YOUNG LADY desires position; Is years
excellent references. Phone Lincoln 35l6.
Evening star., 1934-10-17

for right man. Kennedy Radios. Inc, 1919
18th st. NV.
SALESMAN. experienced for mems store.
with knowledge of window dressing. CAT
fins. 925 H st. ne. 1s'
SALESMAN. experienced. to call on retail
trade with hIgh-class line oil pharms- =
Ceutical preparations. State full partiCu-
lars o II e., frst to- letter CommiSslSn on, 5 Box
sALEsMEN WANTED" aggressive men.
married preferred. sales and service IN IN
a5 store Mus{ nave ~enin 6n
OTHER POPULAR MAGAZINES: mex
pensive club Apply SO to $50 am
Mr.. Walker. 4s2 Star Building
enced need apply. 1888 st. ne.
SODA FOUNTAIN MAN one who is an
expert in preparing sandwiches Day work.
Address Box 275-C. Star office.
TAILOR for ladies' made-to-order. expert
enced Apply morning. 1905 Conn. ave.
UPHOLSTERER. Al mechanic all-sround.
wishes position. WoeIler. phone Lincoln
steady wo1E. Vcsue. ss6 Bladensbnrg
THIS IS GOOD.
Apply room 21o at "aos 18th st. nv nv
No peddlins or Sampling. Personal inter
view only. Paw weekly.
MAN.
For position pavino salary and COM
mission must have sales ability. furnish
Z 80 bond car required. 200 CONNIE REAL
National Bank Bldg
RADIO Statesmen.
men for the world S fastest-selline
radio. car allowance and commission. MI.
Scot Bsiltys vs. $50 sheTmsn saiu@6sv @ys NV
TWO statesmen WANTED.
One of washinetons largest Philco dis
men: men selected will be trained Our
statesmen are making good money splen-
did chance for advancement We deliver
I9y PhiiG9 h F"d9 for m 81 to down N AP9y I Bsie
At ONCE,
= men between % and 81 TO train for
better positions experience unnecessary.
Good reference REQUIRED and unusual salts
factory pay arTansement. Only ambitious
workers need apply. See employment man
sGeT from to . m, S3H-A Conn. ave,
bet. and Eve
Statesmen.
We have splendid opportunity for
several experienced automobile statesmen
familiar with WASHINGTON. selling La Sale.
Oidsmobile and used cars: liberal re-
Enumeration plan. Capitol Cadillac Co,
I...2 -,"nd ST. NV
EXPER ENCED mems tailor
in mems department. state
iull particulars in letter. Nd
dress BOX 4oS-D. Star office.
MUST HAVE, had electrical
and stove repairing experience.
State full particulars in letter
and place last employed. Ad-
dress Box 26o-C. Star office.
MEN OF PURPOSE.
Years ago men said. The aero
plane will not fv," The radio is
absurd" and our grandparents said
he auto Is d lad
Right now men say, II can't get
job" or NO money can be made.
Here are facts in our business: Our
nationally high men earn over $500
in twelve weeks. NJ. +. Humphreys,
a former bricklayer, just started
here in aShington. earnings first
week S14400. A J. Hildebrand,
former machiniSt, another new man,
$50 GO second week III the business
and several others too numerous to
mention. Our men make money,
believe it or not.
We train YOU free. YOU need no
sales ability. We give You our
equipment and help YOU sell it. We
rate high in our field
For investigation and personal in
teryiew. can at 73S Investment
Building, Thurs sday. 9:.S0 am. to
noon.
Evening star., 1934-10-17

GIRL. COlored as cook nurse general
houSeworker full part time good refer
ence. Rozeua Eaton. l4O6 Columbia
Evening star., 1934-10-17

GIRL, colored. desires work as chamber
maid or general houSeworker full or part
tIme: experIenced Phone North 64ln
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GIRL. colored wishes position as nurse
mothers helper or light housework; stay
nights: ref Phone Potomac 1895.
GIRL. colored wishes job as general
houseworker: GOOD cook. Phone Decatur
Evening star., 1934-10-17

GIRL. Colored. neat. honest wants eve
ming work houseCleaning or dsY'S work;
experienced; no sundays. Phone Lincoln
3gIq-J EStellP
Evening star., 1934-10-17

GIRL, colOred desires houSevork. days,
nurse. or Dart-tme work. Phone North
Evening star., 1934-10-17
SITUATION-DOMESTIC

COOK colored. thoroughly experienced; |;
city reference. Phone North 961a-R.
COOKING and housework wanted BY coll
ored woman, good Citv ref. 1879 Willard
81 NV Call North 4515
Evening star., 1934-10-17

COOk. eolored. thoroughly experienced;
city reference. Phone North 96la-R.
COOKING and hous.work wanted by col:
ored woman, good citv ref. 1889 Willard
81 NV Call North 4515
DAYS WORK or part time; good cook:
best reference. Phone North 5979. after
DAYS WORK or part-time work or cook:
reference. Phone North 44i2-J.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK in small family.
vashinE. Cali Adams So3s' 10
GENERAL HOUsEwORK by good reliable
girl: good cook; experienced: reference.
Apply 1925 Corcoran st. NV.
Girl. colored. as cock. maid. waitress or
work: ref Phone North 2s46.
GIRLS ~ colored desire light house or
part me work. 4104 Kane pl. ne. Phone
Lincoln S766-W
GIRLS. =. colored. experienced in darninE
mendinE office work or houSework. Phone
North 1863 any morning.
GIRL. colored. wishes position as nurse
mothers helper or light housework; stay
NIGHTS: ref Phone Potomac 1895.
housewofkeT: Food cook. Phone Decatur
4u1G
GIRL, COlOrsd. desires hOuSevork day'S
nurse. or psrt-time work. Phone North
GIRL. colored, neat. wishes lob of any
Phone District $3.50.
GIRL. colored., reliable. wants lob as
cook or general houseworker. 141O sth
st. NV
houSeworker full. part time; good refer
ence. Rozella Eaton. l4O6 Columbia
st
GIRL. colored neat. honest. wants eve
experienced; no Sundays. Phone Lincoln
3@I9-J. Estelle.
GIRL. colored. desires work as chamber
maid or general houseworker. full or part
| time; experienced. Phone North 64l0.
GIRL. colored. wants part-time work: no
Sunday. One place for 20 years. Address
Box 375-E. Star once. IS
b GIRL neat. colored wishes night or eve
ming Job cleaning: best reference. 1924
N st. NV
class housekeeper and cook; good reference.
It'd Gresham pl. NV. ~"
HoUsEKEEPER. white competent desires
position with employed couple Address
:ol3 Quincy ne. or phone Pot. 4914-J.
LIGHT .HOUSEWORKER white. 25 exp.
care children sleep IN: refs: about s. wk.
e5,It,dn CGLa Moore care of MIS-, Henry M9ore,
MOTHERS HELPER or light housework
wanted by colored SRI. Call North OOO7
NURSE, mothers helper or general house
work wanted by neat, COlored girl, 20 home
nights. Phone Potomac ?ss7-J.
WOhAN. COlOTeO. 0rSt Class wants q lob
! in ladyS RenJlemsn's apt. or waitnE
on dinner party. Phone North 1885.
~ p st. NV.
WOMAN, coIored. wants place cooking or
General housework, stay nights; references
/ Phone North BLEW or 1908 v st. NV
WOMAN. oolored wants general house
work, sood cook and laundTeSs; reference;
home nights. Phone Decatur O323-J
WOMAN colored. wants place as cook
reference, adults only. 90 Mass ave. n u.
WANTED-AUTOMOBILES.
FORD CHEVROLET or ether light cars
VIII pay as much as any one in city. Fred
| L. Morgan. 1874 14th NV NO i0n96
CASH for your car in any condition. Auto
Parts Corporation. 32S9 M st. NV. Phone
West OIL.
WILL BUY FOR CASH. small, low-priced
car. Address Box 345-E. Star once. 1s'
@ CASH FOR YOUR CAR
& BARNES MOTOR co.
| Highest cash prices paid for your
Ford or Chevrolet or any other
make. We will pay unpaid balance
and give you difference in cash. See
| Mr. Barnes. N2o l4th. Dec. 1900
| CASH FOR YOUR CAR. Highest
| prices naid. Superior Motor Cars
Evening star., 1934-10-17

GIRL. colored. reliable wants lob as
cook or general houseworker, 14l0 Sth
Evening star., 1934-10-17

GIRL. neat. colored. wishes night or eve
ming Job as cleaning; best reference. 3h24
st NV
Evening star., 1934-10-17

GIRL. colored wants part time work: no
Sunday. One place for 20 years. Address
Box Y75-E Star once 1Ss
Evening star., 1934-10-17

GIRL. colored. neat wishes lob of any
KIND: city reference: go home nights.
Phone District hS5n-
Evening star., 1934-10-17

| GIRLS. -, colored. experienced in darninV
J mending office work houSework. Phone
! North 1863 any morning
Evening star., 1934-10-17

GIRL. cOlored. work OF any kind: first
class housekeeper and cook, good reference.
,tii Gresham pI. NV IIs
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HELP-MEN,
tCOntinued.D

RADIO SERVICE MAN-Ten years expert
ence necessary. auto required; good Job
for right man. Kennedy Radios. Inc, 1918
18th st NV.
Evening star., 1934-10-17

DAY WORK or part time; good cook:
best reference. Phone North 5979. after
Evening star., 1934-10-17

WIDOW Of 80. wishes a po-
sition as housekeeper in motherless home
Evening star., 1934-10-17

| MEN-MENIXmas articles sell for 81
| you keep the 81. 10 TO Is sales daily
Evening star., 1934-10-17

| COMPAN1ON-NURSE. graduate position
in home or ofice: excellent references; $50
| per month. Address Box 251-E. Star once.
Evening star., 1934-10-17

MAN. white. single. not over 35: temporary
WORK in suburbs must be handy with tools: ;:
so per month. room and board. Apply
with references. 1909 Kenyon St. between
. and 40 I'm. Do not telephone.
Evening star., 1934-10-17

MEN wanted TO sell portrait certifica ties:
excellent opportunity; liberal commission.
AIhRP bldg
Evening star., 1934-10-17

DRIVER. white. must be experienced in
dry-cleaning business one with route pre-
1erred: steady position Vogue Cleaners
S2N BladenShure 10. L..
Evening star., 1934-10-17

! MAN for grocery. must be experienced in
meats. Apply 81 ST. NV.
MAN experienced in sale of printing or
paper products. Please state age. exDe
rience and salary 10 start. Address Box
.;-E Star Office
Evening star., 1934-10-17

MEN. solicit FIRE life. health, accident in
Sursnce on weekly payments D. w Nc
Tntire. supt. Room 2l6 Columbian Build
Efh
Evening star., 1934-10-17

BOY wanted with motor cycle and side
car. Apply 6l7 9TH St NV. r.
BOY. not under I6 flower farm; $40
month and keep. End of South Clarendon
ave. Clarendon. Va. Phone Clarendon $50.
CARPENTERS - ntw hnmes sfeadY
Evening star., 1934-10-17

GOOD COPY sells goods. Can any de-
psrtment store. or service, use an sdver
Using copy writer with knowledge OF
mercha ndis1ns2 Address Box ;}S6-E. Star
Evening star., 1934-10-17

MEN-Christmss photo coupon sells for
81: something new: you keep the dollar.
Suite 3n1 1917 st NV
Evening star., 1934-10-17

GIRLS ~. coIoTed desire light house or
part me work. 4104 Kane pl. ne. Phone
incolO S-f6-W
Evening star., 1934-10-17

NAN for gas appliance service work. Must
be experienced in adjusting all makes of
gas appliances. Salary. $50 per month
to start. Apply. stating age. Address Box
oia-E Star Office
Evening star., 1934-10-17

GREGG or Boyd shorthand touch typlng
business letter writing. vocabulary build
ing calculating machines. bookkeeping
Day and evening sessions. New classes
forming. faster progress; small classes,
saves Il time or more, position guaranteed
graduates BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 ST.
Evening star., 1934-10-17

| CHRYSLER "70' sport coupe. last series
| 1890 excellent condition. new tires. new
| appearance Sacrihce. Sl95 cash. Phone
! Sbepherd 2o1S
Evening star., 1934-10-17

GROCERY CLERK, only capable. all
around help. exp reliable. steady and
sober. Apply M Miller. 1850 Georgia
Evening star., 1934-10-17

METAL WEATHER sTRIPPERs WANTED
Experienced men only. Federal Weather
Strip Co. 134l l4th 81. NV. Phone
North 10o96-
PIE AND PASTRY MAN, must De expert
Evening star., 1934-10-17

MAN deliver make collections
salary, SO per month and expenses. Must
furnish $500 cash bono. Address Box
He Star Office
Evening star., 1934-10-17

! DRESSMAKING remOdeling or new work.
VIII call for material or sew out by ths
Aav Dnfn
Evening star., 1934-10-17
WANTED-AUTOMOBILES.

WANTED-AUTUMO
FORD CHEVROLET or ether light cars
viii pay a much as any one in city, Fred
L. Morgan. l34I 14th NV. NO. i0n96.
CASH for your car in any condition. Auto
Parts CORPORATION. 32S9 NJ st. NV. Phone
West OIL.
WILL BUY FOR CASH. small low-priced
car. Address Box Base, Star ONCE 1s'
Evening star., 1934-10-17

cock. maid. waitress or
no washing; or day S
Evening star., 1934-10-17

MAN. capable of managing small cleaning
| and dyeins plant. Also solicitor wanted
| Give tull particulars. Address Box 319-E.
off
Evening star., 1934-10-17

COLLECTOR. experienced. for credit cloth
ing Apply Fitwell Clothing Co. 131 1th
Evening star., 1934-10-17

SALESMAN. experienced for mems store.
with knowledge of window dressing. CAT
fms 425 II ST. ne 49,
Evening star., 1934-10-17

COMPANION or light nursing by refined
| middle-sged woman. unencumbered. Phone
Columbia SS40-W 1As
Evening star., 1934-10-17

CATERER. experienced. to take over dining
room in local club. State experience and
local references. Address Box 4s1-D. Star
Evening star., 1934-10-17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
INSTRUCTION COURSES

AUTO DRIVING-Better and safer drivers
needed. Expert instructions for Trafic
Bureau examinations. Phone Decatur l19S.
DRIVING TAUGHT quickly, refined pa
tient instructors: d. c. Md. Va permits:
easy parking. Ny. Klapp. Adams 800 j.
BRIDGE-Duphcate. contract. Hotel Carl
ton aevery Thursday. pm. Admission.
Evening star., 1934-10-17

Wednesday. October l.. 1880
Evening star., 1934-10-17

DAYS WORK or psrt-time work or cook:
reference. Phone North 4412-J.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK In small family.
by reliable settled. colored woman:
washing. Call Adams 7O3S
GENERAL HOUSEWORK by good. reliable
girl: good cook: experienced reference.
A
Evening star., 1934-10-17
~ CASH FOR YOUR CAR
=. BARNES MOTOR co.

~.
Highest cash prices paid for your
Ford or Chevrolet or any other
make. We will pay unpaid balance
and give you difference in cash. See
Mr.. Barnes. l72o l4th. Dec. 23o0.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR. Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars,
Inc. 1920 14th st. NV.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-04-28

statement naturally with the reser-
walton that financial conditions must
be regarded.
DIR r. L. Leak, superintendent of the
Connecticut state hospital at Middletown,
is the latest to voice his opinion. Judging
by all that has been said in the last week
or two it looks as if concerted move was
being made by our public officials to focus
attention on institutional needs. It GER
tainly is high time that they did speak up.
and lay their case before the public, in
this particular case the entire state. Why
permit intolerable conditions to exist UNI
known to those of us who foot the bills?
DR. Leak pointed out that in the hos
pitfalls where mental diseases are treated,
beds are now placed head to foot causing
patients to walk sideways between them,
so crowded are they. That's not ready
news to those who are familiar with con-
ditions at the various institutions. Even
DIR Maher showed that the expansion of
the states five tuberculosis sanatoria in
the last two years had not overcome wait
ing lists at three of them now numbering
179. With this evidence continually pill
ing up why say anything more than let's
have action after the Legislature convenes
next January.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-04-28
We Are The People!

''The core of the American tradition"
says DIR Rexford G. Tugwell, sis to be
found in kind of defiance to fate" DR.
Tugwell, who is either smart young
man in big job or fearful bogey-man
with claws and cloven feet, depending on
your point of view, made this remark be-
fore the convention of the American So
ciety of Newspaper Editors in Wash
ington.
i He was trying to make clear that the
administration welcomes criticism, and
that any attempt at reorganization OF
American life in defiance of the will OF
the masses would be foredoomed to fail
ure. And in this remark there is
shrewd appreciation of a fundamental
part of the American character "a part
which both radicals and tories tend to
overlook.
eve will not do what we do not want to
do, and coercion cannot make us" adds
DR. Tugweli "We can be fooled, but not
for long. We have precious inventive
ness which gets us out of holes. We have
saving irreverence for authority"
Here is an excellent point for every
body concerned to keep in mind. 1t makes
these terrors of Communism, Fascism,
and so on much less terrifying; for all
their keels onto this hard rock of stubborn
contrariness - the fact that, in the long
run, we will not do what we do not want
to do, which is just another way of saying
that in the end the honest wish of the
majority will prevail.
It reminds one somehow of that old
story of the Fourth of July celebration i'll
a small midwestern town half century
ago. The governor, a senator, and
couple of representatives were to address
the citizens in public park. Pretty soon
they started making their way through
the crowd to the speakers stand, and some
flunkey or other who was trying to clear
path for them called out, "Make way for
the representatives of the people"
Instantly someone in the crowd called
back: "Make way yourself. We ARE
the peoplev' And that's what it all comes
down to. The peoples representatives,
down at Washington, may advance any
kind of theory or nostrum they choose;
eventually, if their fellow citizens don't
like the looks of it, they will hear that old
cry - snake way yourselves. We are
the people!'
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-04-28
Registration Cut Coming

Speaking to the Connecticut Rural
Roads Improvement Association Thurs
day afternoon Motor Vehicle Commits
sioner Michael A. Conner said that de-
termined effort will be made at the 1885
session of the LEGISLATURE to decrease au-
tomobile registrations. We hope this
statement means that renewal OF opera
tors licenses, also, will be lowered.
reduction from So to the former price OF
81 would be appreciated by every driver
in the state, just as much so as the drop
in registrations.
Commissioner Connor's plan is coupled
with an increase in the gasoline tax from
two to three cents This has always been
back of every suggestion dealing with
registration fee changes. There were
several bills introduced at the 1888 legls-
lative session along the same line. II we
are not mistaken Representative John u:
Thoms of this city even presented one OF
these measures. All of them, as we recall
it. were either reported unfavorably or
defeated in the Senate or House.
There is considerable public sentiment
against coupling drop in registration
with an increase in gas taxes. We have
fought it consistently. We still think 1t
is step in the wrong direction. Commits
SlOn6r COI1IlOT says we CdH ICuuSC AS6Ao
trations one-third, raise gas taxes one
cent. and still bring in more revenue an
nually than we now get. That's based on
the fact that lower registrations are going
to mean more use of motor vehicles and
hence higher returns in gas taxes.
But in reality doesn't it mean that the
motorist ultimately will pay just as much
at the end of year as he does now. Per-
haps he won't object to paying it out in
pennies on increased gas taxes, but when
the bills are figured out at the end of the
year there's no difference in what we are
paying right now. 1t seems to us that
lower registrations are going to result in
increased revenue, because those who
evade now by buying licenses out of the
state, are going to return to the fold. And
that means more money for the state, per-
haps enough to cover the loss by dropping
registrations.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-04-28
Our New Bishop

Connecticut is proud of the fact that the
Holy See at Rome saw fit to honor ma
tive son as the new Bishop of Hartford.
Announcement of the appointment yester
day was received throughout the diocese
with great rejoicing. Most Rev Maurice
F. McAuliffe is both liked and respected
by the clergy of Connecticut as well as the
lay body. He is admired by men and
women of all creeds for his broad-minded-
ness and sincerity of purpose.
His work in the diocese since his eleva-
ton to Auxiliary Bishop and Coadjutor
Bishop has been unceasing. Of recent
years when the late beloved Bishop Milan.
was physically unable to perform the
many duties his position imposed upon
him he found ready and willing assist
ant in Bishop McAuliffe. His interest in
the field of social service work has earned
him reputation that has gone far be-
yond the limits of this state.
Under his guidance the diocese of
Hartford should continue to flourish and
wax healthy While it has been generally
supposed that he would be the successor
to Bishop Milan due to his elevation few
short weeks ago to the office of Coadjutor
Bishop with right of succession, the an
nouncement of the appointment removes
any doubt and makes glad the hearts of
all of his flock. May his episcopate be as
glorious as those of his predecessors.