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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-12
POLICE SLAYER IS BEFORE JURY
Frank Palka Is Presented to Grand Jury Today
 in Bridgeport

Bridgeport, Conn, Nov. 12-(UP) Frank Palka, g, accused slayer of two policemen during a radio store robbery Sept. 30, was pre- sented before a grand jury today as the states first move to send him to the electric chair.
 Palka, apprehended at Buffalo, N Y, several weeks ago, was returned here as the gunman who shot down Sergt. Thomas Kearney and Pa trolman Wilfred Walker, as they stepped from 8 radio squad car to question him concerning robbery at the Gilmore Music store.
 Two of the witnesses scheduled to testify before the grand jury were Lieut.. James H. Bray and Sergt. John Carroll, of the local police, who allegedly heard Palka orally admit the slayings under Ques 5ioning at Buffalo. Palka, how ever, was said to have refused to sign a statement of guilt.
 It was believed that Frank SNy- niawSki, a roommate of Palka and his companion the night of the shooting, would be a state witness. Ee has been held incommunicado since his arrest and aided authori- ties ill their search for the gun with which the officers were killed. It has not yet been found.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-12
PEOPLE INVITE
 PASTOR TOSTAY

Worcester, Mass, Nov 12-OP)-- Swedish Baptist church leaders sought today to have the Rev. Dr. Morris Peterson, Governor Curley appointee, reconsider his resigna- tion from the pastorate he has held for six years. Dr. Peterson, whose appointment by the governor as commissioner of correction, last spring was defeated by the execu- tive council, resigned Sunday night because he was tired of being crit icised for being democrat" As- serting that he never had mixed politics and pulpit, church leaders planned to request Dr. Peterson formally to remain as pastor at a special meeting tomorrow night.
 Meanwhile, the democratic minis ter revealed he had been offered the secretaryship of the Swedish Baptist conferences of New England and New York, but said he had not determined his future course.
 T cannot remain in my pulpit" :" he said, fin the face of claims by minority of the members that I have used my pulpit for political purposes which is entirely untrue. I am edmocrat in my private life, which, has nothing to do with my ministry, and I intend to remain a democrat"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-12
TWENTY KILLED
 OVER HOLIDAY

Boston, Nov. 12-(UP)-Two more deaths last night increased to 20 New England's highway death toll for the holiday weekend.
 At Dracut, Roy Cole, ,39, of Wor- cester was killed, three other per- sons were injured perhaps fatally, and five more were seriously hurt in a head-on collision on the Law rence-Lowell highway.
 Coles wife, 40, and Henry Robi- deau, q, and Thomas Hardiman, 20, both uf Haverhill, are in crit ical condition at a Lowell hospital.
 Police said Hardiman cut out of line, then suddenly lost control of his car and crashed into the Cole automobile.
 Mrs. Rebecca Gould, 76, of North Reading was killed when struck by an automobile.
 Eleven other persons died in au- tomobile accidents Saturday and Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-12
RheUE HONOR
 ROLL RELEASED.
Five Grades Listed in Oct. RepOrt-57 Students
 Earn L.aureIs

The honor roll for October at sprague school has been announced as follows:
 Grade g. Frank KeIiher, Con- stance Smith, John Burger, Doris Downs, Rosemary Denehy, Frank Castanheira, Nancy Platt. Catherine Williams, Vincent SanzLloret, Bar bara Cookson, Louise Lefevre Nor man Johnson, Marie Watson.
 Grade 7-Betty Hall, John Reihl, Mary Donahue, Benjamin, Bradley, Veronica Whalen, Eleanor Hoethke, Nancy Lefevre, John Moriarity, Ed ward Higham, Arnold Glatherwick, Betty Dimock, Josephine Flores, Alvin Elsdon, Shirley Blanchard, Roberta Davis, William Hart, Leon
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-12
SPANISH CLUB IN
 INITIAL MEETING


 The Senior Spanish club "Noso- tros Solos" Gust Us) met on Tues day, November 12, for its first meet ing of this year. The chairman of the program committee, Miss Mary Marciano, with her two assistants, Miss Anna Luccarelli and Henry Szustecki arranged the following program: Every member of the club had to say few words in Spanish on How I Spent My Vacation" The following officers wer asked to speak: President William ODonnell, vice-president, Concetta Lobraico; secretary, Yolanda Calabrese: treasurer, Grace Booth; reporter, Janice Ciancull. Meetings will be held every other Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-12
ARRESTS MADE
 AT ELECTION

Chelsea, Mass, Nov. l3-(UP)-- Four men were arrested at polling places here today on charges of H. legal voting. The men identified themselves as Joseph Gicofsky. 28. Dominic Boyer. 20, and Frank Gen. tile. 2l, all of Boston. and James Lee, 30, of the Chelsea Soldiers home. Gicofsky told police he and four other men were picked up in Boston and taken to Chelsea with instructions to vote for State Rep- resentative William H. Melley in the non-partisan mayoralty contest. Mayor Lawrence F. Quigley ordered all available police to guard polling places.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-12
SECOND WOMAN
 MAY BE SLAYER
Police Theory Shift Today to Strong, Powerful
 Rival of Dead Girl

Mt. Rainier, Md, Nov. 12. (UP)- Theories shifted rapidly in the Cor nna Loring staying today, and po- lice announced a belief that large and powerful" woman may have straneled and beaten the pretty, 26- year-old Sunday school teacher who would have been married Wednes- day had she not been killed. Police Chief Gene Hummer revealed he was eager to question woman who was said to have opposed Corinna'S s imminent marriage to Richard Tear, 2o-year-old hospital attendant. "She was very intimate with the girl, " Hummer said.
 Two More Men Suspects
 Officials planned also to question two more men, both described as admirers of the slain girl. Tear and Aubrey Hampton, 30, a disappointed suitor, already are in custody. Both have denied knowledge of the brutal crime. Police hoped the department of justice crime laboratory could complete an analysis today of the strands of wavy, brown hair found clutched in Corinna's hand and caught in button of her coat sleeve when her battered body was dis covered last Saturday in a thicket on Eaddleback ridge. Police want to know whether the hairs came from the head of a man or woman.
 Dressed in Bridal Gown
 While officials pushed their in- vestigation. Corinna's body lay in 8 gray casket today, dressed in the bridal gown she was to have worn Wednesday. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in the Ivy-covered church in which she taught classes each Sunday.
 Police suspicious that woman participated in the staying were strengthened by reports that the dead girl had told friends a woman was jealous of her prospective mar riage. In addition, a friend of Tear was quoted as saying, three months ago Richard said there was a per- son insanely jealous of Corinna."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-12
POSTMASTER OF
 TAUNTON DIES

Taunton, Mass, Nov ia--(UP)- Postmaster sllas Dean Reed, 63. died ct his home here last niehI after Q short Illness.
 Reed, a native of Taunton and an Amherst classuaate of the late President Coolidge, served 12 years in the Massachusetts legislature be-. tween 1897 and 1923 He was at one time a member of the republican state and city committees.
 President Harding appointed Reed postmaster in 1924 @ position he held at the time of his death.
 Reed leaves a wife.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-12
RESCUEFLYER
 ELOST HIMSELF

Sydney, Australia, Nov. 12-CUP) -C. J. Melrose, Australian flyer, who has been searching along the east coast of Siam for Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith, missing since Fri day, was three hours overdue him. self today.
 Information that Melrose was in danger reached here in an official message from Victoria Point. It did not give exact information as to where he had been expected to land.
 It was Melrose who four days ago sighted the Lady Southern Cross, the plane in which Kingsford- Smith and J. T. Pethyrbidge, his co-pilot were flying from England to Australia, battling to remain aloft over the Bay of Bengal, 150 miles offshore.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-12
PLANE CONTROLS
 BECOME LOCKED

Washington, Nov. l2-(UP)-- Locked controls on the giant Boeing bombing plane which crashed at Wright Field. O., during a test flight were cited in an oficial war department report today as the probable cause of the accident.
 The report said it was impossible to determine definitely whether locked controls was the sole cause of the crash, but that testimony given the army board of inquiry in- dicated the controls were locked when the plane took of and that this contributed to the accident.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-12
Silver. Ellen z-ca1anOI., Virginia

Silver. Ellen <.=caGahorl, Virginia Meyers.
 Grade 6-Frances Finn, James Morrow, Dorothy Cook, Ellen Paul, Ann Darlington, Jennie Flores, Wall ter Norman, Carmela Palo, Harley Henion, Edward Chapman, Betty Brown, Bertha Arsenault, Edward Lilekly.
 Grade 5-Ruth Batchelder, Mar tha Finn, Ernest Lanouette, Wendell McKinnerney, Virginia Hoadley.
 Grade 4--Jane Johnson, Lena Johnson, Lena Williams, Lucille Sizer. Lloyd Wright, Thomas Kelly, Walter Faber, Beverly Davis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-12
MIDDLEBURY MANS
 ESTATE $6, 758.61

An estate of $s,758.61 is left by Wheaton A. Bronson, late of Midle- bury according to an appraisal filed today at the office of Judge Dennis J. Slavin in probate court. The estate consists mainly of real estate holdings in Middlebury and Wood bury. Several pieces of the prop erty show the estate to have an equity of $5,683.61. An automobile is valued at $75 and the estates rights to a lot in the Futile road in Middlebury is valued at $1,00O. MT. Bronson died August IA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-12
HUNTERS GIVEN
 GOOD PENALTY

Ledyard, Conn.,, Nov. 12-(UP)- Convicted of hunting deer with flashlights and, unable to pay their fines, Desmond Knight and Mrs. Martha E. Langevin, North Ston- ington, to-day, ~began working out their penalties in jail.
 Knight was fined $160 and costs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-12

Finders Keeper After IS Years
 Toledo. (UP)-Mrs. Lillian Broc- klebank, former employe of the Second National bank, was awarded $500 she found more than IA years ago on the floor of the safety de- posit vault by the court of appeals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-12
ALTIERI FREED

Found guilty of breach of the peace, Leonard Altieri, 45, of 31 North Leonard street, was given a 15-day jail term in city court today. Sentence was suspended.
 A nolle was entered in the case of John Delaney, Jr., g, of 138 Maple street, charged with breach of the peace.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-12

and sentenced to 30 days in jail, while Mrs. Langevin was fined $50 by Justice Oscar E. Church late yesterday. Knight was accused of hunting deer by jack-lighting and without license and Mrs. Langevin of jack-lighting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-12

When the lamplighter of Foul ridge, England, recently timidly asked the council for a salary in- crease of 12 cents a week the coun- cilmen laughed at his modesty and boosted this pay 25 cents weekly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-12

Japan's silk and rayon shipments into Australia have nearly doubled in the last 12 months.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
TWO HUNTERS for sale. cne 8 years old.
one 10. See Ralph P Counselman, Nor
beck. Md. Ashton 165-W.
POULTRY AND EGGS.
CHICKS Rocks and Reds; 1.20O Friday.
$500 the hundred: very fine stock. J. B.
ROOMS-FURNISHED.
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-Single rms, 81 so
day, 81 Wk. double, So; 10 min. to down.
town; clean; 4 baths. Adams 1923.
REsEARCHMENS CLUB. 1907 I (Eyel st.
Ideal downtown location; showers. comfort:
single. double; S12 mo. up per person. 16a
1916 18th ST N.W-Gentlemen only; s
invidiual rooms from S15 to $50. Phone
National 7055.
1717 c ST. sE.-Single or double rm.;
clean. quiet; reas.
1922 L ST. N;W.-Large bright. front
sleeping room with running water. 81 week;
also Ink. rooms with running water,
$3.50 week up; rooms for transienss.
1908 BELMONT RID. NW-single room.
adjoining bath; convenient location. Phone
l415 MORSE ST. N.E.-Attractive room,
next to bath; one or two gentlemen; unlim-
tied phone: reasonable.
LARGE ROOM twin beds. for Q Fentle-
men; private bath. use of phone. Call Pot.
3O5l all day Sunday. after week days.
1918 EUCLID ST. NW.-Housekeeping or
double sleeping room. 2 beds; telephone
service; reasonable.
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

Advertisements under this head
ing are presumed to be from pri-
rate individuals, unless the adper-
tiSement 0ires firm name or
business address or states the word
Dealer Members OF the public
iUho fnd dealers mdsquerndin0 in
this column as private indiuidu0ls
are urged to report the matter to
The Star for inrestfoation."
Evening star., 1935-04-16

WOMAN to. assist .dressmaker; must De
exp with elec machines hand finishing.
S1S 18th ST. NV. first floor.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
HELP-DOMESTIC.

YOUNG GIRL. colored. for general house,
work; room and board. So. 80 weekly; rel
erence. Phone Cleveland $685.
Evening star., 1935-04-16

SALE OR LEASE FOR FULL SUMMER
season: only completely furnished cottage
references required. WILLIAM H. LIN
KINS. attorney, 1888 De Sales ST. NV.
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SHORE PROPERTY.

FOR SALE OR RENT-NICE COTTAGE
mortease @ on eIro pToperty Cheaper s tan M rent aa
Small cash and monthly payments. AP-
PLETON CADY, 723 Mass. ave. ne. Tel.
Lincoln 6lC7.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

WANTED-A COTTAGE AT ARUNDEL on
the-Bay. to rent. Must be on the water
front; furnished at least rooms. electric
ity and inside toilet Give price by the
week month or for the season. Address
BOX 4p6-R Star of5ce 1Ss
Evening star., 1935-04-16

COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
PENN. HARD COAL. 2.240 lbs to ton;
Egg. Stove. Chestnut. Sill. Pea. $3.50.
Phone Adams $3.50 day or night.
SEASONED OAK WOOD cut any length.
minute service; satisfaction guaranteed.
Associated Enterprises. Inc. Wise. 1888.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
PUPPIES-See our assortment of Pets
Monkeys Parrots CanarieS. Buhcochen
Bantams. Alligators. Turtles. White Rats.
Mice. Rabbits. Guinea Pigs. Chameleons;
Meal Worms. LeecheS. Tropical and Gold
Fish; also cages. feeds and remedies. Hear
minor bird talk Also 3 Mexican Chihua,
huas. Schmids Emporium of Pets. 712
18th st. NV We deliver in the city.
Met. 7113. Met. 9086.
RED TABBY Persian kittens. pedigreed.
house broken. Magnificent champion male
at stud ser ice Queens called for and re-
turned. Merricourt Cattery. 312 Mary
land ave. ne.
PEDIGREED PERSIAN CAT. SIS, male:
kittens. S15: house broken. Phone Column
bia 1892. 1883 Lanier pl. NV. Apt: "a.
POLICE PUPS Americas finest; Easter
gifts; pedigreed champion stock. 1901
Old Hartford rd.. BALTIC. Nd. Hamilton
26S9. 16s
Evening star., 1935-04-16

front room. detached home, close car, bus
$50. Cleveland aga. Refs. exch.
1888 MERIDIAN PL. NW.-Attractive
large. clean front room. 4 windows; private
home owner: adults: reasonable. Col 0243
Evening star., 1935-04-16

SLEEPLESSNESS.
BIOLOGICAL PILLOW. SO 90.
1924 30th PL. NE. WASH. D. C. 16'
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SALE-ACREAGE.
0hLE-A
OUR BEST BUY
IN tU0ronr-IJ County, Mr.

III N4O41USUIIIC1y OOu1IUy, 4NUs
1856 acres Of fine land with over 5000
be sold We are authorized to offer it for
Sl50 per acre. which is less than one
third of what adjoining properties are
on the Colesville rd., only miles from the
District line and Capital 80 minutes ride
from downtown Washington
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO.,
Room 232. Shoreham Bldg. Natl. 1880.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVE FRIDAY. 2 PM. INDIANAPOLIS.
Ind: > passengers. ST each way. Return.
May 3. Address Box 450-R. Star ONCE.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE WISHES TRANS
portation to st. Louis, Mo, about April 22.
Call Georgia 4397.
Evening star., 1935-04-16

92S M ST. N.W.-Beautifully furnished
hrst-hoor Ink. room. near bath. S7,50;
also single room S3hO
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sIrI1ArIoNs-DoMEsTIC.

GENERAL HoUsEWoRK. good cook and
daY Worf ilSm Hppls i2a7 q ath st. I'M NV n0 sun
GIRL. colored. neat wishes general house.
Call Metropolitan 1912. ask for Rosalee.
GIRL. colored. wishes maid or general
housework: stay nights If necessary: ref.
Phone North 941S.
GIRL. colored. neat, experienced, wants
light housework: stay nights; references.
Call Lincoln 9737. 917 3rd ST. Sc.
GIRLS. 2. colored, desire work as general
Call Decatur 2756-W.
GIRL, colored. neat and reliable. wishes
mornings work Of some kind reference
Phone Decatur 6252 before l O'Clock noon.
GIRL. colored. as mothers helper or
nursing. 926 st. NV.
GIRL wishes work of any kind 272s
Sherman ave. NV. Phone Adams 1928.
GIRL wants place as mothers helper.
Call North 5112-W.
HoUsEWORK WANTED by reliable colored
woman. PhoIA Potomac 3222-W.
LADY wants, Job in a cafeteria or
meat cook Phone Decatur O4S4-R
LAUNDREss. efflcient, reliable; want
speciality. Phone Adams 2355.
PASTRY COOK, colored. first class; home
made pies. bread OF all kinds. Phone
Decatur 1892.
WHITE WIDOW LADY wants q house
keeping position in motheIless home.
Please call 1909 9th st. NV. Don't phone.
WOMAN. colored. experienced. hotel maid
or rooming house maid: references. Call
Atlantic 1043.
time. Call North 769s-J.
WOMAN. colored, wants part-time work
or laundry to take home. Phone North
BLEW.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB

AND CONN. AVE.
Sl595O-A lovely detached brick home
on lot over 1900 50 #. rooms "a
BED ROOMS; BATHS: Gear garage.
VIII trade down to lowerpriced home
NATIONAL 1900.
OUTSTANDING BUSINESS PROPERTY
Improved by brick building. 15Oxl30:
nearly 10000 50. it. located on excellent
northwest thorouehfare. suitable for any
large business. VIII consider trade. For
further information see Mr.. TOWBES:
14O4 K CAFRTTZ. DIST. 90SO.
Evening star., 1935-04-16

DUPONT HALL 1880 10th St. N.w.-At-
tractive room with running water; right
of Conn. ave: maid service.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


DoWNTowN-MY COMPLETELY FURN..
frig.. fans; suitable or 6. 1888 New York.
Apt. 4.
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK ROAD-ExCEL-
lent location; one and two large. attractive
rooms, hall. dressing room. dinette.
to ssa5 Adams 5ss
POI. u.
A CAR AND A GUIDE FURNISHED. FURN.
ST. NV. Room 3O7. National s717. 16s
2915 CONN. AVE, FOURTH FLOOR,
southeast corner overlooking Rock Creek
beds. Murphy bed. piano. radio. Adams
DOWNTOWN DESIRABLE. WELL
furnished. first floor. front twin beds. three
exposures; reasonable. 534 goth. IL
1917 o ST. NW.-NICELY FURNISHED.
very desirable two rooms and bath. Phone
$3.50 WK., NEW. / RIM. KIT. SEMI
bath. small; gas. cleo. plenty hot water; nr.
cars. 3579 Warder st. NV. Adams 6s40.
1474 CLIFTON ST. NW.-2ND FLOOR,
newly papered: rooms. kitchen, semi
private bath: S45 month. Adults.
216 sTH ST. s.w.. ACROSS FROM
nished. incl. heat, light gas. linen. etc. 1s'
FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM
usual beehive wallace Bryant's unusual,
antique furniture. rugs, dishes. 1916 Eye.
TAKOMA. 80 CARROLL AVE-VERY At
tractive apt. extra, large living room
Eench E sTsaS Sed roOm scSsn and bath
porches. a. yard yard. Frisidaife; $50 Adults.
2116 KALORAMA RD.-CHOICE ROOM.
private bath suitable two ladies': also din
ners at strictly frst-class cafe. APT. 202A.
Evening star., 1935-04-16

1880 10th NW.-0entleman; attractive,
bright. single room. next both; plenty hot
water, free phone; reasonable
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sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

l-SToRY STORE. I7Isx6G. LOT 200 Fl.
deep. adjoining Sanitary Grocery. in
nearby Virginia Excellent opening for
orug store. tailor, bakery. or antique shop.
Sacrifice 1880, VIII consider easy terms.
Building alone would cost about 81 500 to
81. 600 TO build. FRANK NJ. DOYLE.
ReaItor g27 18th st. NV. Dist. 1856.
5O4 Sth ST. SE-STORE. so FIT DEEP.
5-room apt above now leased Bids in
good condition; $4,000 cash. Apply LEE
LOON. 6lG II ST. NV.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-LoT 40xl00 D. c. OR NEAR
by Md. close to bus or cars: Terms. ,S1S
per mo. State price and particulars.
Address Box 44O-R. Star office.
2 LOTS. EACH 50-FT. FRONT OR MORE,
in restr section in Washington OF nearby;
State price and all particulars. Address
Box 97-R. Star Office 16s
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WANTED.

LOTS AVAILABLE FOR
BUILDING HOMES AND 4-FAMILY FLATS.
ANY Desirable legation
HowenStein Realty Corp,
1406 H st. NV. District 1877.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
EXCHANGE,

BROOM MODERN BRICK HOME. on
heat. ami. for a smaller home: prefer
suburbs 40 st. ne. After pm.
Phone Lincoln 413S. 1s'
OWNER WILL ACCEPT CLEAR LOT FOR
equity in beautiful brick Silver Spring
20-R, Star Office.
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707 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-Front room,
twin beds; also bachelor apt, 8 exposures.
suitable for 3 or f.
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NEAR PARK RID. AND 14th. I34s Oak
nw:-Desirable front room. exceptionally
well furn.: convenient transportation; c.
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

ACCOUNTING and bookkeeping. by ex-
perts. For the small business. rates, $40
per month. where management makes daily
entries; excellent local references. Ad-
dress Box 33S-R. Star office.
ATTORNEY. able, experienced. desires re-
sponsible position reasonable salary. Ad-
dress Box 9S-R, Star office. 16e
CHAUFFEUR. white. wants job with private
family: - years with last. city references.
Phone Cleveland 1856. IL
COLLECTOR. active, middle-aged. expert
enced; mature interest ability and Judg-
ment; small salady. Address Box 340-R.
Star office. TO-
LAW STUDENT desires clerical position
experience l yr.. accountant 8 yrs; mer-
camille. Address Box 283-R. Star ONCE.
MAN, white wants job as chauffeur, care
taker of church or truck driver; refer
ences and experienced. Call Adams 826s-J.
MAN. colored. wants work Of any kind.
1855 Oregon ave. NV.
PAINTER white. 1st-class; 25 yrs. expert
ence by day. week or contract; reasonable.
Call Mr.. Horner. Adams 47S6.
WAITER. colored. experienced. good refer
ence. desires Job in or out OF town. Phone
Columbia 90S4-J.
YOUNG MAN. colored. wants work as all
around man: ref. 1918 vernon, Apt. @Oo.
Call North 1O144.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

3l88 MT. PLEASANT N.W.-Pent- mouse
apt; large double front room. cross-yenti-
lation; large closet; next beautiful bath;
nished; S3.5O each q week. 2 people.
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AUTO statesmen.
AUTO ACCESSORY CHAIN.
35-WEEK OPPORTUNITY!
MEN

Want a man to service 20O-customer
grocery route. no capital required. COM
plete outfit furnished. Apply Wednesday,
8 TO IL. 9ls New York ave.
Evening star., 1935-04-16

4O7 9Th ST. SW-Bed rm.. kitchenette,
suitable couple only; no children; reas.
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Observation-Disclosures.

REFRIGERATOR General Electric Moni-
tor top; reasonable. Phone Line. 44b2.
RUG. Persian. new. ski. 629 East
Capitol st.
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for permanent position. Give full par
ticulars stating age and religion. Address
d nffice
Evening star., 1935-04-16

WAITRESS experienced. Apply Mr..
Broun. Kit Mar Restaurant. "3OO 18th
st, NV.
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SHIPPER. experienced, for rough work;
steady work Premier Cleaners & Dyers.
rear 1913 H st. ne.