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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-14
MRS. ZAPPONE TO BE INDICTED AS
 OWNER OF STILL
Local Woman Will Face
 Trial Tomorrow With

Ownership of the large illicit distillery seized by Southington po- lice near the foot of Southington Mountain Monday afternoon will be charged to Mrs. Carmella Zap pone, fl. of 357 South Main street, Waterbury, when she and two other defendants are arraigned in Southington town court tomorrow before Judge J. Lambert Degnan. With an estimated capacity of 1500 gallons and value of more than $10.000 the still was found in a barn and chicken house on prop erty of Nathan Raskin in Marion. Raskin and Fred Swain of Say brook, will be the other two de- fendants at the hearing tomorrow.
 More Arrests In View.
 Federal authorities, who visited Southington Monday night after the raid. have left prosecution up to Southington police, but may step into the case at a later date. Bonds for the three accused have been set at $1,000. with Mrs. Zappone and Raskin raising that amount, anu t,WdAh StAIi S0otOASs were indications today that more arrests might be made before the hearing opens tomorrow.
 Police In The Raid.
 Taking part in the raid were Chief Edward Geary and Patrol man Edmund Foley of the South ington police department and Pro- secutor J. Edward Lacey of the town court. It was reported that two men fled into the woods near the scene when the raiders ap- preached. apparently warned by a signal given from nearby house.
 The still, one of the largest and most valuable ever seized by town police in the entire state. has been dismantled by Southington police and is being held, pending disposi- tfon by the federal government.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-14
|HOPSON ANCERS INTERROCATOR
 WITH INSULTS
Rep. From Georgia Made Threat of Kicking Him
 Out of Room
BY MACK JOHNSON United Press Stan Corpcspondent)

Washington, Aug. I4-(UP)- Rep. Eugene Cox, democrat. Ga, threatened to-day to eject H. c. Hopson from the house lobby committee room during a furry of angry words leading up to Hop sons Admission that the Associat- ed Gas and Electric company spent bettseea $500 900 and .s9oQ- ooo fisasing the utility bill. Hop son predicted that the amount might be "a great deal more.
 Cox questioned Hopson about whether this is campaign against your own stocks to drive down their values so you can cash in?"
 NO gentleman would ask that kind of question" Hopson said heatedly.
 Cox. flushed, started to get up, and shouted: You withdraw that or I'll kick you out of the room." Hopson withdrew it.
 Threatened With Contempt
 Portly Howard c. Hopson today was threatened with citation for contempt of the senate as he blandly admitted he had tried to evade process servers from the sen ate lobbying investigating commit tee.
 Interrupting testimony of Will liam A. Hill. Hopson's Boston at- torney, Black shouted:
 MT. Hopson is coming before this committee and he's coming like any other man in America"
 Blacks outburst came after Hil testified that Hopson was at fash. ionable hotel here 10 days ago while senate investigators were conducting a nationwide search for him.
 Hill also said that "an agent of the house rules committee was with Hopson at an Alexandria, va.,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-14

Carl Hubbell was named to pitch the opener for the Giants. Paul Dean was the Cardinals choice.
 The Cardinals scored in the firsi inning when Jack Rothrock hit home run into the right field stands.
 The Giants tied the score in their half of the first when Joe Moore tripled off the right field wall, and scored on Mel Otis double.
 Paul Dean Slaughtered
 New York forged ahead, 5-1 in the second. Jackson started the rally with an infield single past Durcher. Cuccinello was safe when Frisch dropped his pop fly in short right. Mancuso sacrificed. Hubbell singled past Martin scor- ing Jackson. Joe Moore hit his 18th homer of the season, scoring Cuccinello and Hubbell ahead of him.
 Paul Dean was removed for a pinch-hitter in the third, and Ed Heusser went to the mound for the
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-14
Joe Humphreys
 Suffered Shock

East View, N. ", Aug. 14-(UP)-Joe Humphreys, famous sports announcer, suffered D stroke at Grass lands hospital last night, it was disclosed today.
 The gravity of his condition has not been determined.
 Humphreys entered the hospital last Friday for treat. inent for nervous disorder. He was recovering slowly from a stroke, suffered six months ago.
 Announcer at many of the greatest bouts since the bare. knuckle era, Humphreys was forced to miss the recent Max Baer-Braddock championship fight because of his weakened condition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-14
EIGHT HUNDRED
 OUT ON STRIKE

Webster. Mass. Aug. 14-(UP) --Approximately 500 employees of the American Woolen company mills here went on strike to-day.
 They demanded 10 to 25 per cent wage increase.
 It was understood the walkout was called by the workers and was not sanctioned by the United Tex tile Workers of America.
 The mill has been operating with thre shifts, the only mill in this vicinity on full time.
 Tho plant Is the same one af- fected by a e50.000 Are several weeks ago. Some fo the depart ments still wers crippled as a re- nstN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-14
ss BROUGHT sa2s.so.

Pawtucket, R. l., Aug. 14-(UP) Holders of a s3 mutuel ticket on Airy Heiress in the first race at Narragansett today were rewarded with a return of s226.5O. when the horse. an outsider. trounced Il wo-year-olds.
 Only s9O of si2.0o0 bet Into the twin" pool on the first race was placed on Airy HeiresH.
 Place tickets paid s7e.ev and show tickets were redeemed Tor saa.Ee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-14
WORLD RECORD FOR GLIDER

Moscow, Aug. 4.-(UP)-A world record for glider ''train' was set today when Soviet plane took off at Koktebel with seven gliders in tow. It reached height of 1,600 feet and re- mained aloft 40 minutes. The previous record was five gliders.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-14
HorsoN GRINNED

Washington. Aug. l4-(UP)-- Howard C. Hopson. routed utilities nbby committee subpoena server BbHy committee subpoena server eGAy and accepted . summons aft- ss hts three-wRek game of tag ,.lth committee agents had brought him to the brink of citation for cuntcnlpt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-14
Final NelUs Flashes
VISCOUNT BRIDGEMAN DIES

London, Aug. IA. - (UP) - Viscount Bridgeman chairman of the British Broadcast ing Corporation and a veteran of English poli- tics, died today at his country home in Shrop- shire. He was 70. Lord Bridgeman was home secretary from 1922 to 1924 and first lord of the admiralty from 1924 to 1929.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-14
Hopson Pooling Senate Black
 Ls Much Enraged
Utility Man Must Appear This Afternoon or Be Ar rested for Contempt Says Hopson
 Directed Whole Program Against Bill

Washington, August 14-(UP)-Howard C. Hopson resumng his game of frst you and then you don't had until D. m EST today appear before the senate lobbying Investigating committee face citation for tempt of the senate
 Shortly after II a. m, the portly utilities magnate accepted subpoena demanding hi into report the senate committee nsanter to testify about Associated Gas and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-14
BLACK WAS ANGRY

Washington. Aug. i4--(UP)-- Chairman Hugo l.. Black angrily bounced his fist on the senate lcb- by table today and threatened to have Howard c. Hopson cited for contempt of the senate unless the utilities executive appeared soon before the committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-14
WON OPENING HEAT.

Goshen. N. Y.. Aug. i4-(uP)-- Given a perfect drive by sepalin, Greyhound. owned by E. !. Baker. st. Charles. H.. today won the opening heat of the classic Ham- hletonlon. worlds greatest trotting
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-14
GREEK ON ARBITRATION BOARD

Paris, Aug. 14.--(UP)-Nicholas Politis of Greece agreed today to accept the post of neutral member on the arbitration committee which will He will be the fifth member of the committee, which comprises two representatives of Italy and two of Ethiopia. a.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-14
Crucial Series Opens At Ne1v York 5O,OOO People Were Present
Cards Scored in First Inning When ROthrock Hit Homer-Giants Tied Them in Second In Third
 Terry's Men Slaughtered Paul Dean
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Staff Correspondent)

Polo Grounds, New York, August IA = (UP) - Before crowd of 5OOOO the New York Giants and St. Louis Cardinals opened their handtohand battle for the National League lead today with double-header. x The Giants hold 3-game lead the second place Cardinals who must win four out of five games in the series to take first place.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-14
JAY-WALKING TURTLE

Boston (uP)--A turtle was ar' restal for obstruciing traffic tn the chineBe district. lt was booked ns "one turtle. weight nbout poupuds age and sex unknown, owner un- Anowu."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-14
SUCCESSOR TO JANE ADDAMS

Chicago, Aug. A.-(UP)-Mrs Kenneth F. Rich, a social worker for 20 years, today was appointed head resident of Chicago's famed Hull House, succeeding the late Jane Addams. She served for two years as secretary to Miss Addams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-14
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, Aug. 14-(Ur)--Gov- ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year to Aug. 12fh compared with q year agos This Year Expenses E4nHt Year s65s.7s7.sos.4z s454,s4s.soo.so ssss.s4a.soe.os s5s4.ss1.ois.ss ssss. .sos.los.5s
 Cash Balance
 s1.s44, ,ss1. .72s.41 s2.s4s, ,so4.ssz.41
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-14

Eiectric's $900,000 campaign a. gainst the Utilities Holding Com pany bill.
 But Hopson, leaving second session of the rival house lobby in- vestigators, pocketed the subpoena and vanished.
 Chairman Hugo l.. Black and his senate committee waited in their chamber, tempers mounting by the minute.
 Finally Black ordered a recess
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 Unchanged Thursday Full weather Report Page 10.
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Evening star., 1935-08-11

CONTRACT BRIDGE GAMES AND Les
sons every afternoon and evening. van
derbilt Bridge Studio, 1880 Conn. ave.
NV North 64So.
Evening star., 1935-08-11
INSURANCE SALARIED.

Accident and health sales manager
wanted by one of largest companies spe-
cializing full coverage policies on annual
or monthly premium plan. Give fun in
formation self and record FIRST letter.
Splendid future for young aggressive man.
WASHINGTON Manager. Address Box TX,
Star office.
Evening star., 1935-08-11
SPECIALIST.

Public relations specialist, high intelli-
ge1ce, education; extensive experience
newspaper and publicity work: intimate
know!eGEe farm conditions and newspapers
of Middle West: faclle writer; preferably
some technical BACKGROUND. preferably able
speaker 10 campaign educatlng public on
important issue. Write fully regarding
qualitica tons, experience, state salary
wanted. Address Box NV. Star office.
Evening star., 1935-08-11
FLOOR MANAGER.

A good position for a
young man of character
and energy; state age. Ad-
dress box ok. Star office.
A DEPARTMENT STORE re
quireS the services of thor
oughly experienced rug sales
men. Must be at least 35
years of age and have COM
plete knowledge of domestic
rugs. Apply Supt.'s Office,
fourth floor, S. Kann Sons
Co.
Evening star., 1935-08-11
WANTED-SALESMEN.

EDUCATED, intelligent statesmen; to call
on doctors straight commission. Send ref
erences. Hollings-Smith Co.. Orangeburg,
N. Y. Mfg. Chemists.
sell restaurants, and hotels exclusive meT-
Address Box 9O-x. Star ofice.
MEN 2, needed to represent nationally fa-
nous line of low-priced General rotary
slicing machines Slice like 5000 ma;
chimes, vet sell for as little as S7.95. Sell
on sight, to butchers. tea rooms, road
Slices all meats, bread, fruits, vegetables,
cheese cheese; MAI Make potato chips. cole -siaw,
ca eostion now our men
earn from $50 to $50 weekly. Write,
stating previous experience. General Slic-
Mgm ,ng Machine Hcl Co. "a West 21st ST. Dept G,
upholsterers, decorators and dept. stores,
to carry line of upholstering fabrics and
supplies on comm. basis for est. Phila.
house State age, exp, Al ref. Address Box
T6-X, Star office.
Statesmen, with LIQUOR solicitors license,
to Introduce product of Baltimore brewer
Drawing account with possibilities of a
st. ne. after 10 a m. Monday.
Statesmen. 3, experienced. retail. be-
5 nd 4oP SO rss Of
salary and commission. Apply between 10
and IL and 9 and 4 500 H St ne.
WANTED-EXPERIENC SALESMAN.
We have an opening for a flrst-class
salesman in washington and vicinity who
is also good business man. Prefer man
who is capable of interviewing factory
executives, business men, bankers, school
and college heads, public officials who have
charge of institutions. better class of farm
and home owners. Company recognized as
leading manufacturing concern. rated AL,
established 20 years. To the man selected
we offer an opportunity to earn more than
an ordinary salary and steady position
good for lifetime. Similar positions in
various parts of the country are producing
from $500 to $4,000 and more annually.
Write, giving complete details of your busi-
ness experience, age, etc. (Not General
Motor or N. C. r. connection.) Address
general manager, factory P. o. Box es3,
Dayton, Ohio.
Evening star., 1935-08-11
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE
ASSOCIATION

Tremendous number membership and In
Surance inquiries demand enlargement OF
our present sales staff , men in Wash
inRton Bethesda Md. and nearby Virginia
Will be given opportunity to Join progress
average earnings high. Only men with
cars and who can be bonded apply, In
terview will be given Monday morning
I1fh
Evening star., 1935-08-11

PEDUCING-6 TREATS, So; REMOVES
fat in spots results assured; cab. baths,
elec. treatments. North SOS. 1918 N ST.
PIANIST WANTED AS ACCOMPANIST
and soloist by young male singer with
stage and radio prospects; kindly send par
ticulars Address Box 72V. Star once
Evening star., 1935-08-11
LIFE INSURANCE SALARI-
ED JUNIOR EXECUTIVE.

One of strongest legal reserve COM
panieS has openlng Washington assistant
manager who can appoint and sell with
new men. Very moderate salary plus bo-
nus and commissions. State personal and
business record fully in confidence. Sup
erintendent AGENTS. Address Box 1U-X,
Star Office.
Evening star., 1935-08-11
HELP-MEN.
TTRF Statesmen.

Two experienced wholesale men for per
toms largest and most aggressive dealers;
guaranteed salary and commission; gve
erences. Address Box 95-V, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-08-11
WANTED-SALESMEN.
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SALESMEN-New deal guarantees stores
$40 for one. Two $15 sales net you $50
daily. Sayers. 2SO1-47 Sheffield, Chicago.
WANTED-Man white for Rawleigh route
of 500 families. Good profit for hustler.
We can train and help you. Write today,
Rawleigh Co.. Dept. DCH-4-SA1. Chester.
Pa.
WE HAVE a real opportunity for you in a
permanent job selling light lunch grills;
toasters and popcorn machines Lieeral
Swan ave, St. Louis Mo.
Evening star., 1935-08-11

STEAM TABLE and salad
woman, at least 8 years local
experience. Permanent posi-
tion. Address Box 177-V,
Star office.
Evening star., 1935-08-11

OR SEMI-INVALIDS
cared for by nurse in private home; pleas
ant surroundings; tray service. Shep. 1856.
COLORED WOMAN, EXP. SEAMSTRESS
make or repair clothing, or any sewing
129 st. NV. Phone Metropolitan 5466.
BUSINESS WOMAN WISHES TO MEET
two employed women who desire real home
One with car preferred. Decatur 24S5-J.'
Evening star., 1935-08-11

SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE-Colored man janitor. chauffeur,
houseman; wife maid. general housework,
cook private family. ref. Decatur 423S.
COUPLE-Must have work any kind;
chauffeur butler. maid and cook: best ref
erences. After Q o'clock Joe. Met. 9143.
GIRL wants job as mothers helper; stay
nights. Also young man as elevator oper-
storii 14o6 T st. NV. Phone Potomac
MAN as janitor; wife general housework.
cook; references. 1923 9TH ST. NV. Phone
North 1873.
SOUTHERN COUPLE. experienced. desire
positions as cook, maid chauffeur, butler;
references. Call Adams 0032.
Evening star., 1935-08-11
YOUNG MARRIED MAN

For immediate employment.
Over IS years of age, permanent
ly located in Washington and vi
cinity and able to furnish good
character reference, as position
to be filled is one of responsible
ity. Apply 10 o'clock sharp, Mon
day morning, at 205 Denrike
Bldg, 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
If you are in earnest and ready
for work come prepared to stay
until : O'Clock.
Evening star., 1935-08-11

CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEOPLE.
Big commissions selling personal Christ
mas cards and stationery. Also sensational
81 all-folder 81 Observation-Disclosures
and Scintillating lusterlites other fast
selling boxes: Gift wrapping. etching, hu-
morous, religious. de luxe and everyday.
Extra bonuses. Free personal album and
sample II box on approval. Wallace
Brown: Inc. 2"5 Fifth ave, Dept. VS.,
New York
Evening star., 1935-08-11
BEAUTY PARLORS.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Wonderful French method used. Dr.. Dells
Ledendecker 3025 o NV. West 1120
Evening star., 1935-08-11

RESIDENT MANAGER. EXPERIENCED
| and successful renter. switchboard opera =
| tor; reliable references. Address Box i %
x Star oflCe.
Evening star., 1935-08-11

terations; good work; prices very reason
able $500 14th St NV. Apt. 511.
water ride pony Wild Rose Shore. Annap-
oils 1921. Address Box SIX. Star once
Evening star., 1935-08-11
HELP-WOMEN.

| learn. Store manager. Room AZ. 5o'
/ l. 9Th st. NV. 9-l2 am. 81 pm
| ALTERATIONS AND SALESLADY. mems
! and ladies, clothing credit store; expert,
enced preferred. Buffers Federal. 621
| Seventh st. NV.
APPRENTICE to learn beauty culture free:
| only refined girls need apply. Ferdinand
OF Vienna. 1917 st. NV. No. 40s
BEAUTY OPERATORS, colored. 3; expert
Tnsed Anpy S3 epTsta Beauty Salon Phone
| Metropolitan S173.
BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR. colored
experienced; good salary. Apply 20.
! CHoRIsTERs. first soprano, first and sec
| chorus choir. Preparation for coming. sea-
son now under way. Address BOX 4e-A'
CHRISTMAS CARD sALEsPEoPLE-Earn
fodsr esg oo PF9t sens
ps4cii psrchments, t cut-outs. 10 wonderful boxes,
PenSs ampss oe chon
Greetings. 179 Lincoln ST. Dept Sill Bos-
CHRISTMAS CARD sALEsPEoPLE-Won,;;
friends, neighbors, marvellous 81 Christmas
| assortment. 1000 profit. Everybody buys
fh IL moher n0ge of pesTl sTkgs S
sheer sheens, latest type parchments, un-
usual silhouettes. newest air brush en-
]
inserts. Distinctive gift box. Take orders
gift Trappins; de luxe Christmas boxes
new comic birthday assortments. Expert
ence unnecessary. Extra bonus. We start
wFie od ssmps pep A.
S11. Westfeld. Mass
| COLLECTION CORREsP PONDENT-Experi-
enced preferred. Must be capable, stenog-
dap ESQ to Il fse 10 sears HpSS RoeSueE
| Co., oil Bladensburg I'd. me-. third floor.
See Miss Boyle.
DEMoNsTRAToR- experienced in demon
| day. . pm. 1909 Mass. ave. NV.
DRAPER and milliner, experienced, S12 per
week to start. Bess Hat Shop. 1919 ST.
! NV.
GIRL, doctors ONCE; typist; good voice,
pected. Address BOX COX. Star of1ce.
GIRL; young. attractive; laundry DRY counter Ssi
GIRL or woman, white, to help with gen,
eral housework room and board small
salary. phone Greenwood 1922 q after d.er j io
Mount Rainier. Md.
orders with little knowledge Of typing.
msr MS al II or SECTIONS Of city Ad
dress Box 146-V Star of1ce.
GOOD HOME, small salary, middle-aged
woman, assist in small country place.
Address Box 194-X. Star of1ce.
LADY to clerk in dry-cleaning and laundry
@ ssr Box Box
Star Office
LADY, 25-35, attractive personality, abil-
ity meeting public, answer inquiries, col
| lecting; no of1ce work; salary, S15 week.
commissions. Address Box 306-X, Star
office.
| IADIES-Christmas cards 1O0q5 profit
selling marvellous 21-folder 81 assortment
Gift wrappings, everyday. Bonuses. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Request samples
Rainbow, 15-F. Park Row, New York.
LADIES-Sell new initial and monogram
| playing cards. Extra large commission.
| UNIQUE. original numbers. Low as 29c
deck. Sample outfit free. General Card,
1901 Jackson. Dent. 3O1. Chicago.
LADIES-Make money quick way. Sell
Christmas cards Show SAMPLES fine art
21-card 81 assortments. 1905 profit.
New. exclusive designs. Also religious, hui
morous and personal cards Free sample
offer. Friendship, 204 Adams, Elmira. N: Y.
Evening star., 1935-08-11
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

COLLEGE STUDENT. experienced typist,
filing clerk. correspondent: industrious.
capable. for office work. Wisconsin 2204.
COMPANION to elderly person or child,
school age. by middle-aged white; con-
genial. honest; reasonable. Phone Lin
coin 916I-R
Evening star., 1935-08-11
MOTOR TRAVEL.

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LEAVING FOR NORTHWEST VIA CALI
fornia. take two young: congenial persons,
Labor day; Call Decatur 474s. between
BOY. 20, EXPERIENCED DRIVER. WILL
drive your car to points West for expenses
only; references exchanged. Wise. 5273.
Evening star., 1935-08-11

JANITOR or elevator operator. courteous
man. settled 10 years exp; good at re-
pairs; good refs: no habits. Adams 1866.
Evening star., 1935-08-11

BUICK SEDAN TO DENVER AUG. IA.
Phone Clarendon l416.
COUPLE DESIRES TRANSPORTATION TO
CIarkSburg. W. Va, Aug. II or IL. VIII
share expenses. Address Box l40-V, Star
ofice.
Giss6nri 5S Ausust Il. Must give references;
reasonable. Phone Columbia l54g.
VS. TUDOR LEAVING FOR DENVER 18th.
Psls Ras SEPT Phone R
tan $500, Monday. 6s only.
NORFOLK RICHMOND, SATURDAYS,
l:l5 pm, returning Sundays; Govt. man
driving 1885 Ford sedan, radio. Address
DRIVING TO CLEVELAND ABOUT AUG.
refs Address Box 223-x. Star once. :
DRIVING ST. LOUIS. COLUMBIA. MO,
round trip; share expenses. Col. 2445.
YOUNG MAN DESIRES TRANsPoRTAA-
ton. Calf. and return, about Aug. ~
drive and help expenses; references. MI
BACKUS. North 2104.
YOUNG LADY. DRIVING INDIANAPOLIS
shortly would like lady companion TO
share expenses; references exchanged. Ao-
dress BOX 65-X. Star Office
WANT TRANSPORTATION OR BUS
ekes to Gs AadIsEs for sms Boa 5sm sS sfsp
COUPLE DESIRES TRANSPORTATION TO
Rochester InS or B Buffalo Aug eo5eia i9 or re-
MAN LEAVING FOR ATLANTIC CITY
next Saturday. can accommodate or 4.
Columbia 2376-W evenings bet. 6 and a
GOVT. ENGINEER. TAKING MOTOR TRIP
to California, desires > or 3 passengers
saHins esH sept pEcKHAM MA Ie'etn columb}s R 14a
DRIVING KY. 18th VIA VIII. SULPH.
Sprgs. Lexington. Boiling Green; return
Sept. =. Address Box lock-, Star ONCE.
DETROIT, LEAVE SEPT. 16. RET. SEPT.
IS: Govt. emp. new Plymouth raaio.
PAssENGERs IS FOR slasy CLEVELAND 1h6TD,ne AND ID
1885 olds: Phone Capitol Heights 90.
ST. LOUIS ABOUT AUG. 21. RETURN
three Reasonable. '34 Dodge. Col. 33s5.w.
LEAVING TUES. AM. FOR ATLANTA.
returning Mon; can accommodate l pas
senger; ref Phone Lincoln 3570-J.
CALIFORNIA. RETURNING; BIG NEW
car: licensed chauffeur wants three pas
sengers; references exchanged. Pot. 4426.
LADY DRIVING CHAMPAIGN OR CHI
caGo. Ill. VS.. about Aug. 10: one or two
passengers; reasonable; references; return
: weeks. Phone Shepherd 2925-J.
3 PASSENGERS WANTED FOR ASHE-
vile. n. c.. Saturday; Pontiac sedan.
DRIVING BUFFALO, LONDON, ONT,
17th-1S Sth. new Plymouth sedan; take 3.
References exchanged. 725 22nd st. NV. .
TWO YOUNG MEN DRIVING TO BUF-
falo Aug. Is, returning %. want couple to
share expenses. Ref. Walnut $3.50.
DRIVING NEW YORK AND BOSTON, large
passengers. Address Box 131-V, Star once
II"
Evening star., 1935-08-11

CARPENTER DESIRING CONTRACTS
will build house and take lot in on trade
Phone Potomac 1761-W after 5 pm. H.
SEMI-INVAIIDS AND AGED PEOPLE
cared for IN nursing home. Pleasant sur
roundings; porch. yard. Columbia 1856. l2'
BEAUTIFUL HAND-KNrT LADY'S WHITE
coat. medium large. Must be seen TO BE-
appreciated. Gail Georgia 2s39. 800 Attn
ST. NV. IL