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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
BRIDAL PARTY WILL
FETE MISS WAGNER

Miss Betty Mclaughlin will en-
terrain with a party Tuesday night
IN honor Of Miss Mary Josephine
Wagner. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John P. Wagner, whose marriage to
Edward J. Neal. son of Mrs. Mar
saret Neal. will take place Saturday
morning. June l, at st. Joan Of Arc
Church.
Mrs. R. c.. HeSseldenz and Miss
Helen HeSSeldenz entertained Thurs
day night with a miscellaneous
party for the bride-to-be. Thirty
guests attended and pink and blue
appointments were used.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
CHURCH GROUP WILL
GIVE MUSICALE

Garden musicale will be held by
the StanSfield Social Workers Cir
Gle Of the Meridian Street NJ. E.
Church at s Friday night, June Il,
At the j. I. Holcomb estate.
Mrs. Edward B. Taggart is geI-
eral chairman Of the event and
Mars. Alex L. Taggsrt. in charge Of
publicity.
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Burrell Wright, attorney will dis
cuss The Republican Party and
Your Business" before members Of
the Indiana Woman's Republican
Club at 2 Wednesday at the Colum-
bia Club with Mrs. Henry R. Camp
bell presiding. Meeting date has
been changed from Thursday to
Wednesday because of Memorial
Day.
Hostesses for the meeting will in
clude Mesdames Frank Cones,
Samuel Lewis Shank, Delbert O..
Wilmeth, Ella Gardner, j. Burdette
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MISS TUMBLESON
TO BE HONORED

A color scheme of green and
white will feature a party to be
given by Miss Mary Margaret
Stricken and Miss Mary Kay
Mitchell tonight in honor Of Miss
Helen Tumbleson. whose marriage
TO Edward Wright, Frankfort, VIII
take place June l.
With the bride-to-be and ner
mother. guests will be Miss Betty
Duncan. MooresviHe; Miss TneRa
Bingham, Brazil. Miss Mariana
Lundgren. Terre Haute; Mrs. Ken
meth Craw, Lafayette; Mesdames
Donald Jones. Frank Albertson,
Paul Suits and Wilbur Doran;
Misses Mary Frances Douglas, Dor
otha Butz. Anne Withers. Nellie
Munson. Josephine Davidson and
Margaret Anderson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
SISTERHOOD TO
CLOSE SEASON

Activities Of the Beth-El-Zedeck
Sisterhood will be concluded for the
year with a luncheon and program
at noon Monday at the temple.
Officers will be elected.
Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten will
review Louis Zara's Blessed Is the
Man." and Pearl Goodman Ledy
viii present a musical program.
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MISS HUGHES 70
BE JUNE BRIDE

Invitations were issued today for
the marriage OF Miss Mary Esther
Hughes. daughter Of DR. and Mrs
William r Hughes 10 DR.. John Ray
mond sN21. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas X Swan. Cambridge. o
The cessmony VIII be read az $50
Saturday night. June IS. at the
Meridian Street NJ. E. Church.
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TWO WILL BE CLUB
HOSTESSES

Mrs. Henrietta Dillon and Mrs.
G. B. Taylor will be hostesses for a
meeting~of the Culture Club, Friday
afternoon, at Meridian Hills Coun-
try Club. Round table discussion
will be held and luncheon served.
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Season TO Close

Final federation meeting Of the
year will be held by International
Travel-Study Club. Inc. at 7:45
Tuesday night at the Lincoln. Mrs.
Robert Caplinger. newly elected
president, will announce her COM
nlittee assistants.
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E-END art show sponsored
- June Miss Mary L. Farrell
Oh me committee handling arrangements for the
Inc marriage OF Miss Anna Marie
Mrs Duane DUNCAN of Mr.
Mrs j. c Prtchett took place
ana MRS Earl Rld9eWay Hair
1auser Miss Margaret Hair to Martin Sims Lane
Mrs Frank K Lane The
Hair graduate of Ward Belmont
tended Northwestern University member of Kappa
Alpha Theta
a member of
Miss Harriet Holmes Of
the American Revolution which will hold
June /.
Mrs Rhine before
Toledo Mr. home in Schenec-
Y.
graduated from Indiana University Phi
Kappa Psi
received into
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Chorus to Gre ShO1U

Minstrel show will be given by
members of the Mothers Chorus of
School No. II at Tuesday night in
the school auditorium. Twenty-1rst-
ST and Sugar Groye-av.
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Seniors of
Tudor Hall
Entertained
Miss Gloria Geddes Gives
Luncheon; Other
Fetes Set.
RY FLIZARETH CARR

THE time is not far distant
i when the q members Of the
senior class AZ Tudor Hall viii Dc
bidding a farewell 70 teachers.
classmates and 10 their alma
mater and preparing FOR future
81 further study. social activity.
travel or a profession.
In the few remaining days the
rroup has managed 70 arrange sup
Der parties and luncheons 50 that
al the classmates may be together
a little longer.
To-Day Al the Woodstock Club
Gloria Geddes entertained the
group at luncheon. Several parties
are set for next weekend Kath-
arine Porter and Ardith Mettenet
have invited the group % luncheon
~ the indianapolis Country Club
Saturday and that night Prudence
Ann Brown will have them as
guests at buffet supper From the
party they will 20 To class night
activities AZ the school.
Nina Browns luncheon Will be
June s Tho xhool Alumnae As
ISOLATION will entertain the seniors
- the Woodstock Club June 10
be followed by steak roast At the
r. II Brown stables on Arlington
Az. Graduation June 7 will bring
the activities tc a climax.
Invitations we're received ves:er
day by the members Of the Christa-
more Aid Society to join in an in
formal party June 4, rounding of
the Years program.
It's 10 begin at 1890 according
IN The party chairman. Mrs John
RuCkelshaus. members will meet at
the Woodstock Club for round of
golf. tennis or bridge. Luncheon
VIII be served at /.
Mrs Ruckelshaus' committee in
cludes Mrs. Henry Atkins Jr.. bridge;
Mrs. Thomas Madden. golf, and Mrs
Thomas KaCkley, tennis
The IS travellers 10 Devils Back
bone this weekend are not IN
search OF gold. but have been COM
mlSslOned 10 bring back some ant
lions. Last weekend the bows Cub
Scouts at Orchard School went TO
Devils Backbone for an annual
overnight hike and to look for gold
Today 20 girl pupils from the third
grade TO the eighth. three gTadu-
ates. five mothers four teachers and
three tour escorts left on the ex-
petition.
The first and second grade pupils
have asked the party 70 bring them
back some ant lions which live in
dry sand under the cliffs.
The party Will sleep in tents and
the girls Will make their own camp
beds and have a share of the cook
Ing allotted 10 them
Mrs. Noble Dean. whose sons.
Noble and John. have gone in other
years with the boys group is in the
party Of mothers which also in
cludeS Mrs. Jerome Littell. Mrs.
Jesse Fletcher. Mrs. George Home
and Mrs. Genevieve Wells.
Susannah Jameson. Ann John
Ston and Ruth Osborne are the
graduates of the school who are
taking part on the expedition and
the teachers are Mrs. Marie Rice,
Miss Mary Chase. Miss Frances
Allen and Miss Mary COllicOtt. Cor
don Thompson. Herbert Sweet and
Hills L. HOWE. headmaster of the
school. went along as tour guides.
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CbOv7ISCS TO Elect

NIIVI UNto ~ LttJt
Officers will be elected by the
Federation OF Mothers ChoruseS OF
Indianapolis Public Schools at a
meeting at $50 Monday morning at
Sears. Roebuck & Co. social rooms.
Evening star., 1935-05-25
C0NGRESSMEN VISIT
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
Buildings and Grounds Inspected
and Students Given Talk
by Chairman.

The House Subcommittee in charge
of Interior Department appropriations
paid an informal visit to Howard
University Thursday, inspected the
buildings and grounds and addressed
the students.
Led by Representative Taylor OF
Colorado, chairman, the group in
cluded Representatives Johnson OF
Oklahoma, Zioncheck of Washington,
SCrugham of Nevada and Lambertson
of Kansas, Representative Mitchell.
only colored member of Congress, ac-
companied the subcommittee
Representative Taylor was intro
duced to the students by President
Mordecai Johnson of the university
Taylor lauded Howard and said his
congressional group is pleased with
the academic progress of the institu-
ton and the manner in which its
affairs are conducted
Others of the visitors spoke briefly.
Evening star., 1935-05-25
ECCLES TO SPEAK
ON BANKING BILL
Federal Reserve Head to
Explain Title II in Forum
Tonight.

r IMPORTANT issues at stake in the
banking bill of 1885 will be dis
cussed by Mariner S. Eccles, gov
i ernor of the Federal Reserve
Board, during the National Radio
Forum tonight over WMAL and a
coast forecast network of other Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. stations.
The forum, arranged by The WASH
tngton Star. will be broadcast from
$50 to 10 o'clock.
The storm center of the banking
Is pending before the Senate Banking
and Currency Subcommittee. is title 2.
Under this title the Federal Reserve
Board would be definitely vested with
powers which now exist, but are diff
fused, to control the volume of credit
and currency.
Gov. EcCles will answer those critics
of the bill who charge that title in
creased political domination of the
Reserve System or that it would lead
to uncomfortable imitation.
a L SMITH and Mayor La Guardia
n Ol new 1OTk as lnleTlOCuJOrS
in home talent minstrel show
will make up special broadcast for
Columbia tomorrow night.
A l5minute section of the perform
ance, put on by New York Lodge, No
!. of Elks, will be broadcast at $50.
Proceeds will go to charity.
X x X
7 EADING colleges and universities
~ of the country will be represented
during the broadcast over N. B. C.
networks of a series of outstanding
collegiate sporting events during the
early part Of June.
Microphone will bring descriptions
of the intercollegiate A. A. A. A meet
at Harvard, the Princeton invitation
track meet and the historic Pough-
keepsie Regatta.
Evening star., 1935-05-25
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC,


ENGINEER transferred, from Washington
wishes TO place reliable colored maid
Phone Cleveland S3S4 25'
GENERAL HOUSEWORK in small family.
mo-, no children, BY honest. reliable white
dress Box 94D Star ofice 25s
GIRL wants part-time work good city
reference: expert laundress. Call Potomac
O21I
GIRL colored. neat. refined wishes work
stay nights references OF 3rd st Sc
GIRL. colored. wants Job part time. walt
resS or chambermad; can be useful any
where; reference. Phone North 6g7a-W
GIRL. colored. neat. wishes part-time Job
or waitress; city references. Phone De-
GIRL, colored. wishes part-time work or
any kind. after June l. 3l5o Florida ave.
". Phone North @A21.
GIRL. colored. wants Job as mother
heiper or general housework. Call North
o'64-M. ask for Evelyn.
erai e housework or ofice cleaning, full or
part time; local references. Martha Bar
oorr, phone Decatur 0696.
GIRL, colored, refined desires to leave city;
from to $50 pm.
LAUNDRESS-Have your entire laundry
washed and ironed by hand: the most
beautiful p ih. work obtainable. Rates l5c
hat Morus Hand Laundry. Col. 32s3
WANT TO PLACE my cook and laundress:
Settled @1it colored woman: stay nights. Phone
WOMAN colored wants DAYS work or
general housework. Phone North 74ss-W
WOMAN; colored. wishes part time or day S
work: reference. Phone North OS33
keeper: experienced in care of children
Address Box 169-D. Star ofice.
Evening star., 1935-05-25
PERSONAL.
The rate under heading OF Per-
sonal is 3 cents PEI line additional
to the regular line rate

DEFECTIVE HEARING RESTORED OR
relieved by new method no drugs. no sur
gerry. no pain. For full information call or
write DR.. P. CLIFFORD. 11I4 H st. NV.
Phone Metropolitan 506I
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
time or money back Write for booklet:
no drugs or surgery DR. SOMMER-
WERCK. 1865 Columbia I'd AcamS 03SS
SPECIAL CARE GIVEN CHILDREN ON A
lovely farm ELLA HARDY CLARKE,
Clarksvile. Md
RESERVATIONS FOR PARKING SPACE AC-
cepted TO June Sth for Shriner'S Convention
on Govt space allotted to Shrine Commit
tee on and near Pa. ave- between 1th and
Bird st NV. Phone National 1888 or
Georgia 1i6O. :I1s
FOR INVALIDS CONvALESCENTS. AGED
Beautiful room in lovely. modern home
of nurse; ideal location first-class refer
ences. 2702 Wisconsin ave. Emerson 2694.
Evening star., 1935-05-25
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

Two new songs. Way Back Home" "
and In the Middle of Kiss" will
be the highlights of the Hit Parade
on WRC at 7.
Rogers Hornsby, manager OF the
St. Louis Browns, will discuss some OF
his base ball experiences during the
Evening star., 1935-05-25
HELP-DONIESTIC,

COOK, housekeeper know Jewish dishes;
take complete charge kitchen: good pay;
references. Address Box 142-D Star once.
DOMESTIC MAID. colored to help in gem
eral housework; three in family. no chill
dren: stay nights; must have best of refer
ences. Address Box 3g-D. Star Office
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER; experienced
St. NV w. 1'' -''N- al ''A III
GIRL for. general housework must stay
nights. Apply, Mr., Nee. 7th and SITS.
GIRL capable and reliable. for cooking
and general houSework; stay nights; So,
first week Apply in person, l0l West
Woodbine st. Chevy Chase Md.
GIRL. general housework; must be expert
enced: would like to have references. 144
GIRL, white. experienced general house.
work; small family; must be neat, indus
Potomac 1435-W
HOUSEKEEPER. white. by employed couple,
for, general houSework and, care of small
Child SIS month. room and board. Phone
Lincoln 16l5-J
NURsE-MAID white. under 80. for child
IN apartment. Call Cleveland l711 be-
tween 10 and IL am.
WHITE WOMAN bet 3O-4O. refined. nurse
to two small children and few light house
hold duties. in exchange for good home and
small salary. State age references and SAL
ary expected Address Box 13O-D. Star
WHITE WOMAN. settled. as mothers
helper. 3 children: upstairs room and $50
month; references required. Phone WIS.,
consin 464l.
WOMAN. white. middle-aged, Protestant.
general housework; room. board and salary.
Apply 4416 Georgia ave. NV. Phone Co
lumbia .991.
WOMAN colored general houSework cook
ing, bring references; stay in: S25 month.
800 14th st NV. Phone Georgia 16S1.
WOMAN white for general housework and
care of child; suburban home: references.
Address Box ~ ID. Star office. 26'
YOUNG GIRL white wishing good subur-
ban home: light housework; small pay: can
make extra money waiting on table: eXpe-
rience not necessary. Address Box 49-C.
Star office.
Evening star., 1935-05-25

Sports Review program on WRC at
6:45.
Richard Hianber and his orchestra,
and Babs and her Brothers, popular
radio harmony team, and Fats Waller,
singer, composer and pianist. will be
featured during the Radio City Party
on WRC at g.
Evening star., 1935-05-25

Willie Saunders. the Jockey who
rode Omaha to victory in the Ken
lucky Derby and the Preakness, and
Ella Logan, character singer, Will
contribute to AL Jolson's program on
WRC at $50. Walter Hampden also
will present scene from "Cyrano de
Bergerac."
Evening star., 1935-05-25
Tax Petition Rejected.

A petition by the Reserve Officers
Association of the United States for
exemption from personal property tax
alton was rejected yesterday by the
Commissioners in adopting an opinion
by Corporation Counsel Prettyman.
Evening star., 1935-05-25
HELP-WOMEN

BEAUTY OPERATOR. permanent position,
Apply Potomac 29S1.
BEAUTY OPERATOR experienced in mar
eel waving and finger waving; Harding
Beauty Shop. l715 North Capitol ST
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around must be
good finger waver. Call Metropolitan 6915
before t. Shepherd 1875 after q.
CLERK. experienced in dry-cleanlng office;
none other need apply. l016 9th st. NV.
FINISHER and dressmaker expert. want
ed. Do not apply unless experienced. Call
after pm. Adams 639l. ----
LADY. intelligent 70 demonstrate study
help: earn Sl.lO0 first year. 1906 G st..
Room sos.
MANICURIST expert with knowledge of
hairdressing. National 3l20. Branch l10S.
until pm: after e. Columbia 9436.
PASTRY COOK colored experienced must
be capable and have good references Ap-
ply Ivy Terrace. 1884 Conn. ave.
SALESLADIES for outside work. Phone
Shepherd 1902 after $50 pm.
STENOGRAPHER : Must be experienced.
Apply by letter only. stating age. expert
ence and schooling Do not phone or apply
in person Warrington Motor Car Co.
2O35 18th ST. NV
STENOGRAPHERs f2). for two weeks
work; must be able TO take dictation. Ap-
ply l131 1th st. NV. 26'
WAITRESS. experienced: one who under
stands steam table. No 2 H st. NV. 20
new night club. Call to 10 pm, 1908
MATTRESSES white. experienced. Apply
1000 r. l. ave. ne.
MATTRESSES and counter girls. expert
enced white. ages 1S-2S Apply between
$50 and 40 m. at D. c. Public En-
ployment Center. 456 Indiana ave. NV.
Evening star., 1935-05-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT for sale: on account Of
illness must be sold at once, License.
class D: modern fixtures, good business;
reasonable price. Apply 500 10th st. NV.
Phone West 1870. 26'
GAS STATION AND STORE with . rooms.
kitchen. bath; licenses and equipment in
cluded; mi; from Md, Nd Uniyersity on high.
AN OPPORTUNITY is offered the investor
with So 900 to have an interest in profit
table business. staple merchandise. Address
Box laid. Star office. 26'
LICENSED AUTO REPAIR SHOP. 15-car
capacity; cleo, water. freproof. Rear 3O06
Sherman ave. Phone Adams 9137-W.
GROCERY STORE with fixtures and stock
for sale; doing good business. Apply S3l
FOR SALE-Due to i'll health will sell / )
tourist cabins. land buildings and business.
including Colonial mansion house with
equipped to serve meals to several hundred
per day at moderate operating cost and
to house 45 tourists: Ten acres Of land.
roads on Florida highway of East close to
Washington Highest-class clients appeal
ng mGSsTn Sash
down payment. Address Box 2l7-C' Star
office.
TEA ROOM well established. on main
offers splendid opportunity for associate
dress Box 177-D. Star office.
AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN wanted to
sell lots and houses on 30-acre tract
waterfront property overlooking CheSa-
ppake Bay, Will divide sales on all lots
soId Liberal commissions on houses TO
reliable man. Address Box 129-D. Star
office.
CAFE AND FOUNTAIN. best business block
northeast: beer if desired: illness necesSl-
tates Immediate disposition: no competi-
ton Real bargain: terms Address BOX
l1l-D Star office. -
GROCERY STORE for sale. cheap to quick
buyer. Call Lincoln 100S2. S2.-
LARGE SCAR BRICK GARAGE. suitable
for repair shop. rear 613 st. ne: rea
Sonable rent Owner. Az D st. ne. Phone
Atlantic 1909. 20.
WANTED-A dentist to manage 25-year-
old dental office; am retiring. Or will sell
ONCE equipment and good will outright
once in Southeast Washington. near Navy
Yard. Apply by mail. Address Box AID.
Star office.
Evening star., 1935-05-25
WANTED-ROOMS.

GENTLEMAN desires veil-vertilated slnEls
room for SIS or SO a month. by June ! &.
Address Box ""H-D. Star Office
RESPONSIBLE. single. youne gentleman.
desires a nicely furnished room with pri-
vate bath and shower. preferably in new
home with private family. Give full par
ticularS when replying Occupancy June
II. Address Box 5SD. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-05-25
SITUATIONS-MEN,

AGRICULTURAL GRADUATE. colored ex-
perienced. Part-time vegetable garden
work. Box 3l5. 18th st. branch, Y. M. C..
enced; good reference. Phone Decatur
3S99-J. -
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. bellhop. office boy
or mans valet. also typewrite; young. col
ored; college education; references. c.
Lucas. 1927 Fla. ave. ne. All. 5115-J. ~
FILIPINO COUPLE. experienced cook.
chauffeur. valet; private family; reference.
Address Box 90-D. Star office. 25'
PIPE FILTER SHEET METAL WORKER. 90
years diversified experience, past 10 years
pipe shop and sheet metal foreman, age 3S.
Call Clements. Cleveland 1440. 20
YOUNG MAN desires clerical position with
ence as to character and ability. Phone
Greenwood 1502-J. 26s
Evening star., 1935-05-25
wANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

EMPLOYED mother and 9-year-old boy
want furnished room with board Prefer
ably in suburbs or country. Address Box
1lf-D. Sta. Office
Evening star., 1935-05-25
TWO statesmen.

WO SAIESMEN.
Prefer married men with
insurance, automobile or
electrical appliance expert
ence. This is commission job
with guaranteed drawing ac-
count and splendid oppor-
tunity for deserving men.
Give qualifications and eX-
perience. For interview ad-
dress Box 26-D, Star office.
Evening star., 1935-05-25

RIDING SCHOOL for children, to Ic yrs
Taugh. to ride under safe supervision
Gentle PONIES and hcrses. Swimming and
all outdoor eames Excellent care. Lo-
Gated so miles OUT of Washington. In the
Blue RIDGE Mountains Write for full par
ticularS. Box 36. Markham, Va. 26'
Evening star., 1935-05-25
WANTED-SALESMEN.

MAN wanted for Rawieieh route Of 500
families Good profits for hustler Write
today Rawleigh Co.. Dept. DCE-4-SA-1 L.
Chester. Pa.
SALESMEN-3 good automobile statesmen
to sell the worlds fastest selling car.
Salary and commission. Address Box
GID Star office.
Evening star., 1935-05-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS OF Presidents.
bought. Hobby Shop. 7l6 I7th Dist I372
BOOKS WANTED secondhand. hundred
or more: miscellaneous and sets Paul
Pearlman III G ST. NV. District 3543.
FURNITURE-Best prices furniture.
chandise. Prompt attention. District SIl2.
FURNITURE-Sewing machines, household
goods. all xmas: highest prices paid. Call
North 6O4O before selling. Prompt service.
25'
FURNITURE, rugs, household goods. etc
absolutely highest prices paid. For best
results. call any time. Lincoln 54sS. -
FURNITURE-Best prices for furniture of
all kinds prompt and courteous service.
Cali Gilbert National :iS66. 35~
ICE CREAM CABINET; state size and
price. Address Box l60-D. Star Office 26s
RADIO. 81 volts wanted. that can be used
on Delco light system or farm lighting
plant. Eare'S Battery Store 2433 Pa
ave Phone West 22s9.
IO-PHONOGRAPH combination. with
H-speed motor: also a used piano for haul
ing charges. Call Atlantic O199-J.
SAFE-Large iron safe; state inside meas
ulements and price. Address Box 56-D,
Star office.
SEVERAL LOADS CLEAN DIRT. Apply
after pm, 552s Conduit rd. NV.
GoLDEBRING u YOUR OLD GOLD, Sill
JEWELRY. WE HAVE U: S. GOVT. IL
CENSE TO BUY. WE PAY CASH. A.
KAHN. INC. AZ YEARS AT 935 F.
Evening star., 1935-05-25
HELP-MEN.
(Continued.)

YOUNG MAN about % years. for estab-
lished laundry route; experience unneces-
sary. Splendid opportunity II you have
ability TO secure new business. State age,
phone number. and three references. Ad-
dress Box Nd. Star office.
10 CASHIERS. 10 experienced parking lot
MANAGERS 40 additional men with parking
lot experience Special work from June
STA Register name. address. phone num-
Der at ll31 17th st. NV 70.
CAB DRIVERS
Get Our Proposition on New 1885 Cabs.
UNION TAXI CAB ASSOCIATION.
Nnn Mass Ave
Evening star., 1935-05-25
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

"Adpertisements under this head
fno are presumed to be from prt-
pate individuals. unless the ddrer-
tisement otpes firm name or
business address or states the tOord
Dealer. Members OF the public
pho hnd dealers masquerddino IN
this column as priDdte indiptduois
are uYoed to report the matter to
The Star for tnvestioatioa."