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The Washington times., 1935-08-30

Of rain.
NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-We'd
always taken it for granted that
Fred Perry, on the strength OF
unbroken conquests all over the
world for the last three years
was the king-pin of the tennis
amateurs.
But you'd never have known
that he was the player nobody
could extend, let alone beat, by
the comments the experts were
making out at Forest Hills today
AS the cocky Englishman started
the defense of the American
championship he has held for
the last two years.
Perry hits every one Of his
shots wrong" was the emphatic
criticism of big Bill Tilden, once
the champion of champions
himself.
Hes only a retriever, a big
ger edition Of Bitsy Grant"
chimed in Winnie Richards.
Speed of shot, not of foot
will beat him."
Sam Hardy, former American
Davis Cup captain had something
to say, too.
"Fred's backhand is very un-
orthodox" was the veterans
contribution,
"A good vOlleyer can beat
him easily"
Tilden admitted, however. that
despite his faults Perry had lit
tie to fear from the 63 survivors
who are still left in the Forest
Hills field with him.
"Fred's the bestwOrst player
I've ever seen, or else the worst
best. I don't know which," Big
Bill puzzled.
HE hits every one of his shots
wrong" Tilden continued, "Yet
he keeps right on winning. So
he must be good.
"It'S his marvellous wrist ac-
ton and his keen eye that do
it. If / cramped my fOrehand
the way Fred frequently does,
I'd be terrible, even though I've
played as much tennis as
have, but Perry gets away with
it, because his wrist is so amaz-
ingly supple"
Big Bill couldn't see any Of the
players in Perry's half of the draw,
Parker, Shields, Maier, Allison or
Sutter, making any trouble for
the Britisher, and although he
conceded. Bulge a chance to make
a good showing in the final,
picked the Englishman to whip
the youthful Californian in the
titular round.
Large William also picked
Helen Jacobs to hold on to her
women'S crown. For all her de-
feat by Katherine Stammers in
the Wightman Cup matches, Til
den was certain she would turn
the tables on John Bulls sprightly
daughter if they met in the finals.
And he wasn't sure that Kay
could get past Mrs. Sarah Fabyan
in the semiS.
The Washington times., 1935-08-30
Sears RoebuCk Enters
Dept. Store League

Sears and Roebuck is the latest
entry in the Department Store
Bowling League, bringing the
league up to 10 teams.
Don Boyer, formerly Of the
Hecht Company squad and Sec
ond high average man last sea-
sno, will captain the newest addi-
tion to the league. At a meeting
last night, the league. voted to
roll on the Recreation Alleys.
The Washington times., 1935-08-30

animated b a G
of bones, re.
calling, with no
little anguish,
their previous
e x p e ri e nee
a b o ard t h e
or merry beasts.
It Is very likely
that these vet
Grams of a for.
m e r campaign
have learned q
trick or t W o
how to avoid
that eXcruciat-
i n 6 morning
after" feeling.
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+ o urn ament,
may be in the
starting fiel ! d
when the an
nual tourney is
h e | d at the
Army and Navy
Country CT lu b
on September
6. Her entry
depends u on
t h e condition
Of her daugh-
ter W ho has
been i'll.
Quite active
in Wo m e n S
OOlf hero for
The Washington times., 1935-08-30
IRIS. MCPHERSON MAY DEFEND TIMES GOLF TOURNEY CUP
Major Leagues
Hero and Goat

THE HERO-Big Jim Weaver,
Pirate pitcher, who Outpitched
the great Dizzy Dean to give the
Pirates their eighth straight
victory and in doing so famed
eight of the world champion
Cardinals.
THE GOAT Jim Walkup,
Browns, who failed to last even
one inning against the Tigers.
The Washington times., 1935-08-30
Lions To Offer Selves
As Donkeys' Targets
By GINO SINH

score Of successful Washngonans will be eating
their meals off the mantepiece M they feel
eating at ally following tonghts donkey baseball imbrogo
at Griffith Stadium between the Washington Lions Club
conqueros Of the Alexandria King of the Beasts and the
Anacostia Lions, starting at S15 Nick Arock will umpire
The Washington times., 1935-08-30

Hoover; third, Ellis Barnard, TakOm0
Park. Distance. IL feet inches.
85.POUND CLASS
SO.Yard Dash-WOn by Eileen Lennon,
MOntrOse: second, June Prender, Sher-
wood; third, Fay Spencer, Orr. Time.
! seconds.
Throw for Distance - Won by Doris
Kramer, Hoover; second: Katherine
ONeiI, Potomac: third, Annie Shear,
Henry.POIk. Distance, II feet.
Running High Jump-WOn by Sally
Saunders, KenilwOrth; second. Barbara
Kurz. Ta1Oma: third. Mary Hefferman,
Hardy. Heighth. feet inches.
Bean Bag Target-WOn by Wheatley
(Jackie .Hanley, Louise Dickey, Martha
Hawes, Frances PembrOOk) second, Key
Isabel Neff, Marian Kellens. Lois SAILS
bury, Virginia Billings): third. George
town (Katherine Wrenn. Agnes Percy,
Helen Mcdaniel, Helen TOrFeysOn).
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Mrs. Mackenzie the ranking golfers the
years. although unable crash through
ponshp
Though denied championship, Mrs Mackenzie
toouS other major tournaments we'll minor
October off thoughts mostly
dwelling that time when the Middle Atlantic
championship will be played her home She will also
compete in The Washington Times tourney at the and
Navy Country Club, September 6.
The Washington times., 1935-08-30
Pacific Coast League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
San Francisco, 6: Oakland, 1.
"Night game.
The Washington times., 1935-08-30
1884 Winner
Has Been In
Retirement

BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON
Mrs. David M. Mcpherson,
Manor Club, winner of last years
washington Times women'S golf
The Washington times., 1935-08-30
Net Experts Rip
Perry 'sGdne
T0PieCes

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Aug.
3O.-All matches in the mems
and wOmen's national tennis
championships we're postponed
today until tomorrow because
of rain,
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Southern Association

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Birmingham, 4: Knoxville, 2.
Memphis, 8; Nashville, I.
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The Washington Numas, hav-
ing been through the mill, will
throw a cautious limb over the
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Star "Want Adj"
Branch Offices

East Of Fourteenth 81.

East of Fourteenth So.
4. and s Fs PhSEp pSSi.c,
2l5 New York ave. Sanitary Pharmacy
N Cap. and r. + ave.-Parker's Pharmacy.
18th and K sts.-Goldenberg's thine clerks
7th and G sts,-1incoln DguG Co. ,
9TH st: and R. I. aVe.--slGnpson's Phar"
9th and q sts.-Hunton's Pharmacy.
18th and M .ts.-ForSter's Pharmacy.
18th st. and Park Id.-Armstrong's Phar'
macy.
Fourteenth St. and West of Fourteenth st.
1135 14th st.--Marty's Cigar Store:
18th and u sts.-Portner Pharmacy.
III md Monroe mS5' stss ssh' Drug
14th and Buchanan sts.-Hohberser'S
14sh St. and Colorado aVe.-oDonnells
1742 Pa ave-Krick's Pharmacy.
1900 & st.-Parcney's; -
2lst and G sts.zQuigleys Pharmacy. r,,,
25tb st and Pa. ave.-Columpla Drug
73Ssh ard q sts;-Ksnns5t,s F Prng Store,
18TH st and Fla. aVe.-Bernsteins Drus
1928 Columbia rd-Billy Shop. .,
S209 Mount Pleasant st.-Mount Pleasant
s1es caiifoTnia st.-colodny Bros Phar-
PetwOrth.
Ga ave. and Upshur st.-Petworth Phar-
22i Upshur st.-Monck's Pharmacy.
Brentwood.
Ga. ave. and Kennedy st.-Georgia-
Kennedy Pharmacy
1915 Ga ave -Brightwood Pharmacy.
1881 Alaska ave.-Alaska Ave. Pharmacy.
Manor Park.
srd and Kennedy sts.-Kinner & Membert
1924 Srd st.-Manor Park Pharmacy.
Takoma Park.
$50 Cedar st.-Matttngly Bros Pharmacy
Connecticut Ave.
wardman Park-Wardman Park Pharmacy.
1885 Conn. aVe.-The Greeting Card Shop.
6O17 Conn ave.-Higger's Pharmacy.
Wisconsin Ave.
1884 Wisconsin ave.--Burleith Pharmacy.
244S Wisconsin aVe.--Pearson'S Pharmacy.
Wisconsin and Mass. aves.-Alban Towers
1921 wisconsin Ave.-Morgan Bros.
GEORGETOWN.
35th and Q sts.-zsugar's Drug Store.
Both and stS.-Morgan Bros.
SOUTHWEST.
10th st. and Va. ave.-Herbert's Pharmacy.
316 4th st.-Harris Drug Store.
4th and L sts.-Columbia Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
North Capitol and I sts.-Kenealy's DruS
Store
POS Mass ave Capital Towers Pharmacy.
a 500 fnG sti d l5smn9@ 9ho pfuS o0'
9TH st. and Md ave.-Bradleys Pharmacy.
4th and East Capitol stS.-LucKetts Phar-
macy
18th and East Capitol sts.-East Capitol
18th St and Md. ave.-Luckett's Pharmacy
4th ST. and R. ave--BiegS' Pharmacy
1872 St.-Kight'S Drug Store.
BrOokland.
$500 18th st.-Brookland Pharmacy.
Woodbridge.
goth st and r. l. ave.-Collins' Pharmacy.
Baltimore Pike.
Baltimors Pike. 2537 BladensburE rd.-Dox
Pharmacy.
b13l Grant st.-Strand Pharmacy.
Chesapeake Junction.
Chesapeake Wight Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
PAL Va. ave. s.e.-S1hneider's Drug Store
18th st. md Penna. ave--Fealys Drus
18th and East Capitol sts.-Lincoln Park
Pharmacy
Anacostia.
Nichols ave and st.-Healey's Drug store.
1904 Nina. dve.-Sloan's Drug store
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WILD ROSE SHORE CAMP OR SUMMER
school for normal and superior children.
Annapolis 1921.
:.coyERED WAGON, house tTaiiers, 1888
BALTIC. turnpike u s. No 1.
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGARTE
1922 Mass ave. NV. school Of dancing and
nursery; hour. day or week; $3.50 to $50.
REDUCNG-6 TREATS IS; REMOVES
fat in spots; results assured; cab. baths.
cleo. treatments. North 620S. 1913 N st.
SMART HATS MADE TO ORDER. RE-
modelling and alterations. Reasonable
prices. MISS GRACE SEAMARK formerly
with Nine: Ash. 706 18th st. NV, Apt.
81. Dist 1852.
Reassisned: o Cleaned o and SiocEsd. 81 to
to order. $5.S5 up. MoLLo. formerly
fioor. Phone District Ii ss5s. o. NV" T"O
LADY. MIDDLE-AGED. GOVERNMENT
employe. willing to share expenses. de-
sfres to meet lady with car. interested in
week end trips and outings Address Box
SPECIAL FOR THIS MoNTH-LNEN OR
GRA ef'f Raop Dnf Met re sSio. Gan
CHRISTIAN HOME FOR CHILDREN.
Mountain air. Warm mineral springs. In
dustrial training. Nurse and doctor. Call
CAMP FOR BOYS. 6-13 YEARS or AGE.
Day and boarding here and on Severn
River ANNAPOLIS. Reasonable LONG
EES5 l u S,.. sCRoSoLIa COLLEGE Park Nd
CHMDRENs. CAMP-LIKE ACTIVITIES.
scouting vading riding; complete super
Y PsCss N osS'e ss4 srounS 1851 Ray lSs
Continued on Next Pase)
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MEN-IMMEDIATE
ENDOWMENT

MEN EF WIZ WILL NED RgP En- MpSo4REEF sAb
TI gHi5 re %d 5RX re %E SEE Wi r T THEX
SIC s1cH MEN FREE, FURNISH Full
E9uIPMENT WITH No DEP POST !. RE RE-
THOSE WHO CAN QUALIFY CAN MAKE
sl50 TO $500 OR MORE THE FIRST
While you cannot make money here
previously even thought they could do
i TDtk the Si opportanty they sought for years
aTd Of makn
Others. 5000. $500. $500 and $500. on
the other hand. many fail to I'LL the re-
auirements and cannot do the work.
saTy; some q our ssst men men never s,.G. sold
knew knew pothins about selling other than
what they had learned the preyiS oI two
5r0m :aes
first went into the field and made a
splendid record selling this product. He
Is a man Of earnest and sympathetic IN u.
tysts the LATENT abilities Of n6 men en- to do
pect it. possess very great and very yalu-
able sales ability: II is not unusual for
3 beginner to make $50 to $40 his nrst
IS. help you v to make r.,
open. II you can do it. you make real
money and have assurance Of its perma-
nsnce II you cannot do it. no harm d0 ne
Last year was the biggest year in our
business nationally and locally. and this
year is following the same program OF
This is a new product by. an established
the world. and the product already has
greater sale than anything in the
world ever offered for the same service
This is a genuine present opportunity for
cash and also for future progress in the
certain growth Of the business. 1t is for
men who. have foresight-men who are
tunity to get in and work ahead.
Our requirements of you are that YOU
be honest. of good reputation. active.
alert; willing to learn and do the follow
To learn Gas tsughtl how to make a
clear. end convincing explanation OF why
you have called to see your prospect.
product so it will reveal the absolute
| need for 1t and the necessity OF buying it.
To learn las taughtl how to persuade
some one to do that which positively ought
To be honest in your own thought. so
that you are. entitled to confidence.
To work hard every day to make a
iiege Of a genuine opportunity in a per
| manent position with good people who
will deeply Interest themselves in helping
YOU to get started and to get along;
cere intent TO worthy men who are in
need Of good substantial positions. Please
do not apply for these positions unless
you feel you can meet these requirements.
sGite ao5 fe16 aver nS
Monday morning. between $3.50 and /.
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GIRLS. colored. wish general homework.
| fun or part-time; fully experienced; go
home or stay nights; city references.
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AT ONCE,-

3 men, between 25 and 55, TO train for
better positions. Experience unnecessary.
Reference required. Good pay arrange
ments. Only ambitious workers need apply.
See employment manager. 9 to II am,
S22-A Conn. ave. between H and Eye SITS.
WE CAN USE TWO MORE ex-
perienced cemetery lot statesmen.
Our highest salesman earned
81 200 last month and our lowest
5000. We are not selling a pro-
posed proposition, yet we pay
the highest commission. Apply
Tuesday II am, Cedar Hill,
Washington's most beautiful
cemetery. 1857 Pa. ave. Sc.
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ATTENTION.

Men from all walks of life. not neces-
sarily statesmen, are finding our business
extremely profitable. We are specialists
in the electrical field, with years Of ex-
perience behind us and we not only know
good merchandise, but also know the best
Way to merchandise it.
The general acceptance of our new
line is bringing wealth to many men ali
over this country and we are now in the
midst of an expansion program in the
following localities: District Of Columbia
and environs, Fauquier. Loudoun. Fairfax,
mock, Clark, Frederick and Prince William
We will put you in business for yourself
with no investment. will teach you all we
know about 1t and also lend assistance
where necessary. This is a good, clean-cut
business for good clean-cut men between
ages Of 25 and 80 years with good chance
for promotion. Please do not waste your
time or ours II you cannot stand hard
work The remuneration Is the most
liberal in the sales Held today;
we are going to explain this In detail
at one time only. $3.50 am; Monday
Please call (prepared to spend TWO
hoiirsl At No. zoos Vermont Building, l.
street at Vermont avenue.
WE. DESIRE the services of
thoroughly experienced shoe
statesmen. Apply Supt. office,
4th floor g. Kann'S Sons Co.
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LADY DRIVING CHAMPAIGN. ILL, JULY
=; take woman PASSENGER: exchange ref
erences Call District 1447. 24'
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MAN,

work. Good earnings for willing worker
Must be over %. Apply by letter, giving
name, address and phone number. Ad-
dress Box 500-H Star office
ROUTE MEN, 2, for estab-
lished dry cleaning routes;
good opportunity for men
with experience. Address
Box 81, Star Office.
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statesmen,

II you are DESTROYS of increasing your
we are in need of several high-class men
for our sales force You will be instructed
and trained by our sales supervisor and
making a success. provided you are willing
to work hard and follow instructions. Men
selected will be given very liberal draw
ing account and commissions as high as
$50 paid weekly. There are no hold
backs or reserves See Bob Loveless, Mon
day between 8 am. and IL only. 1901
14th ST n W
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HELP-MEN,
Statesmen.
KANN'S

Salary and commission: must have good
references, Do not apply unless you have
= good sales record. See Mr.. EnriEht. 300
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR

DO41114 4OON1 NA4N'
We have an opening in our
ladies' dress and coat store for
young man with ambition to
make himself generally useful
window dressing, stock keeping,
helping generally, etc. One with
experience preferred but not eS-
sential. Write stating age, ex-
perience if any, and where en-
ployed for the last 8 years. Ad-
dress Box 494-H. Star office.
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
PERSONAL.

WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCE
Wonderful French method used. DR.. Del
3025 o NV. West 1120.
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The rate under headlng Of Per-
sonal is 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rats.
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AND WOMEN

SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
COLORED MAN and wife want janitor's
quarters or go away Summer. Call North
1922; woman. plain cooking; ref.
COUPLE. colored; butler. houseman; maid.
waitress Will separate or go away. Rel
erences Call Decatur 2275. LIS pm.
COUPLE, colored; chauffeur. butler. cook;
will go away; best references. West
O192-W.
YOUNG COLLEGE PROFESSOR and wife
would like work for Summer together or
separately. Address Box 27S-J. Star once.
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ACCOUNTANT,

earnings and future. Must be over %
married preferred, having q car. Appl
Sunt g ONCE 4th floor, 9:15 am. Monday
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
MOTOR CLUB

A division of American Automobile Asso-
citation, wants men in membership dept.
to solicit new memberships and new auto
mobile insurance. Permanent and good
position for right kind of man with ref
erences and cars. Splendid opportunity for
promotion-to local district managers-or
club managers anywhere in America. You
will work for an old. well-known, active
civic organization. You will represent
one of the Oldest and strongest insurance
companies in America. Wherever you go
you will receive courteous reception and
you may make a career as a club man.
See Mr.. Mudd. 1909 G st. NV, at 1 PM,
Tuesday
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LAUNDRESS. first class. would like work
to take home; best of references. North
4341
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LAUNDRESS. colored. wishes family work;
linens. mems. ladies and children's things
done by hand; reasonable: call and de-
liver. Phone North 1923.
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WOMAN. colored. wants morning work
good reference. liza 14th ST. NV. apt
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SITUATIONS--MEN.

ATTORNEY 20. married, good trial
lawyer. wishes connection, large firm.
own business. Address Box 27-J. Star -ofice
BOOKKEEPER ACCOUNTANT, desires
small set of books to keep on part-time
ments prepared. Address Box 1881. Star
Office. $500
BOOKREEPER. thorouehly experienced.
capable hrst-clasS references. Address
BOX 1907. Star once. ----
BOY, colored. wants work. any kind; neat
appearance good references. LIN. 95o5-H.
Ask for Jack across the street.
BOY. Just graduated Central High. indus
trious and willing, wants any work.
10Y. coiored. as chauffeur or truck driver
erperienced; ref; willing to take small
salary. Metropolitan. SITS after 10 a.ri.'
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MAID. colored. and laundress part-time:
call all the week. 1925 18th st. NV.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

going tc Birmingham. Ala, leaving Tues
day after work or Wednesday am. North
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who have had experience selling. house
hold specialities. Have an opening for
frst-class salesman to manage dealers sie
statesmen. Must have first-class reference
and 80 years of age or over. Reply; CIV
ing particulars Of experience. Address
pnY 1RA-H Star Ofice.
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GIRLS. 2. nice colored want work as
mothers helpers nursing or paTt-time
Job. Call Metropolitan 0e60.
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LADY. colored, neat reliable, wants INV;
would like to leave city. Call or write
1915 18th NV
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enced. white; permanent; upstairs room,
$50 mo. Address Box 1S4-J. Star once.
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SALESMAN.

One of the largest and best known
manufacturers Of diSinfectants, insecti-
cides deodorants wakes and poliShes
wants two men who know this business
Thoroughly and have a following. men
who can advance to sales managers posi-
ton. Full reference must be given with APP
plication. Address Box 4S2-H, Star once.
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DRIVING TO CHICAGO ABOUT FRIDAY.
take several; references exchanged. Phone
Lincoln 651S
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LADY. white, wishes light housework; have
good hammered girl; age 8 years, wish to
keep with me; will accept a good place
want permanent place. near school. would
accept a place where there is one or two
children Address Box 29O-J. Star once"
LAUNDRY to take home or days work by
reliable person good references. Phone
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GOWN HANDS.

WE DESIRE THE SERV-
ICES OF THOROUGHLY
EXPERIENCE ED SHOE
SALESWOMEN. APP PLY
SUPT. OFFICE, 4th FLOOR,
S. KANN'S SONS co.
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HFIp-MEN.

AUTO BODY and fender man. experienced
Apply Monday, morning. rear 1917 EucAo
st. NV. Wright's Auto Body Co.
AUTO SALESMEN-Need two men to COM
pIete our sales force, Can make real
money selling fast-selling Ford VS. and
carter Renewed Cars Plentyyof leads and
sales cooperate furnished. Parkway
Motor Co Falls Church Va.
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WANTED-AGENTs.

IRONING CORD - Prevents screening;
saves electricity; abolishes kinks and
Samples. NeVerknot. 4503 Rsvenswood.