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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-24
Fire Hall Barred
To Legion Corps

TAKOMA PARK, Md, May "a.
The newly-organized drum and
bugle corps Of the Takoma Park
Sons Of the American Legion has
been denied use of the local fire
department building for practice,
it was learned today from E.
Brooke Fetty, Legion post COM
mander.
Although this action was taken
at a meeting Of the fire depart
ment last Wednesday night, Mr..
Fetty said he first heard of it
when he took the group to the fire
house last night and was denied
admittance. He will protest to
Mayor Frederick l.. LeWton.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-24

Scottsboro decision holding an in.
dictment void because no colored
men had been included on the
jury list. Judge Mccarthy
quaShed the indictments and
ordered a new panel called with
colored members.
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VOTES SMALL EXTRA

NEW YORK, May 24.-Suth-
erland Paper Co. has declared
an extra dividend Of 5 cents a
share and the regular bi-monthly
payment of 10 cents a share.
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with red shining cushions occupying
the space under the window.
But it was not at the room itself
which Alison stared as she stood there
as though glued to the pavement. 1t
was at the two people inside.
A man and woman.
They were standing in the middle
Of the room, locked In each others
arms, their eyes closed, their lips cling
ing in long kiss.
A slight, very dark and foreign
looking man with q small black
mustache-and Daphne Sumers.
Alison turned suddenly upon her
heel and walked away.
She walked straight down the road.
her mind whirling, her heart seething
with anger. It was horribleI The
whole thing shocked her profoundly
by its meanness-that Daphne should
choose to get engaged without love
was bad enough, but to let another
man kiss her like that!
For 1t had been q lovers kiss. No
mere relation would greet one like
that. Those two had been wrapped
up in one another, lost to all the
world.
What should she do?
That was the problem which faced
Alison. Hallway down the FulhAm
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z RADIO WINNERS
GET S1(ID AWARDS
Margaret MCCravy, Lansing
Hatfield Are First in
Duchin's "0pen."

Margaret McCravy. 22-year-old con-
tralto, who recently Joined Arthur
Godfrey's radio revue cast on wJsv,
and Lansing Hatfield, a 25-year-old
Baltimore baSso, last night won the
first round of the national open"
radio addition conducted by Eddy
Duchin.
Nearly 200 contestants were entered
in the additions, the first to be held
in the coast-to-coast tour of Duchin
and his orchestra to discover new
voices for the air channels.
Miss McCravy is a sister Of the Nc
Gravy Brothers, who also take part in
WJSV broadcastS.
Hatfield has appeared on the radio
several times, and in a former audi
ton conducted by the National Fed
Grafton of Music Clubs won second
prize. He studied voice for two years
and won scholarship to the Pea
body Institute in Baltimore.
The two winners will receive cash
prize of 500 each, and will make their
network debut during Duchin's weekly
'Fire Chief" broadcast tonight at $3.50
over WRC and a coaSt-to-coast net
work of other N. B. c. stations.
4 4 y X
WAYNE KING and his orchestra
wv have left Chicago for a four
week vacation. Their place before the
microphone will be taken by Ted Flo
Rito's Orchestra.
King has gone to Hollywood with
his wife and 20-month-old daughter
X X y X
TWO Of the outstanding track and
- field events Of the year-the
Princeton invitation track meet june
Is, and the Amateur Athletic Unior
championship meet July 4, have beer
placed on the N. B. C. calendar.
\ X X X
president ROOSEVELTS arrival
at West Point tomorrow for the
annual graduation ceremonies will be
described by N. B. G. The graduation
exercises also will be broadcast.
+a& X
y REPRESENTATIVE DIES, Demo-
crat, of Texas, has been booked
for q broadcast over an N. B. c. net
work June 81. He will discuss THE
Alien Menace to America"
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/ But to find out what? She wished
that Guy had given her an tnkling Of
what he suspected, of his connection
with Daphne-or the woman whom he
fancied might be Daphne. Was it a
| love affair? Alison wondered. Had
he himself at one time been in love
with Daphne Sumers, on the verge of
marriage perhaps, and had he found
out something which had made him
change his mind? Much as she dis
liked and distrusted the woman her
father was to marry, Alison found her
self hoping that that was not the
truth. The idea Of Guy having been
] In love with Daphne hurt.
Yet the more she thought Of it, the
more likely that solution appeared. It
would account for his showing no
wish to meet Daphne face to face.
Mrs. Sumers has left, miss. I"
There was a faint note Of rebuke in
Perter's voice. "She waited half an
hour"
Half an hour lstel If Daphne could
enlist her fathers anger on so small
q point as that delayed answer over
cream, what would she make Of this?
That was Alison's first dismayed
| thought as she looked at the hall
clock. Her second was that it might
at her house. If she could see her
for moment and apologize!
Get me another taxi, Porter" She
dived into her bag to be certain that
she had enough change. "Oh, what
is Mrs. Sumers address,"
mo. 13 Boileau Mansions, Fulham
road, miss" Peter prided himself on
never forgetting details. He could
always produce telephone number,
once heard, without the book.
1t took the butler few minutes to
! get hold of a cab, and though Alison
told the man to hurry, he was either
| too deaf to hear or too old to care.
His cab was even more maddeningly
slow than taxis generally are when
one is in hurry; he seemed to choose
the longest route on purpose, and his
engine was as ancient as the man.
Boileau Mansions, too, was at the
far end of Fulham road and 1t seemed
to Alison that that must be the longest
street in all London.
Unfortunate enough to be late
doubly unfortunate today, for Mrs.
Sumers would be sure to ask what
kept her and whom she had lunched
with, and, after all, it would be rleces-
Sary to liel
When the taxi stopped at last,
Alison came tumbling out, her purse
ready in her hand. She thrust money
/ into the old mans fingers without
waiting for change and ran up the
long steps.
Boileau Mansions was one OF those
huge blocks which are on the divid-
ing line between mansions and work.
mems dwellings; grim, gray block
with stone steps and no porter or
elevator. A hurried consultation with
a green notice board IN the han showed
Alison that No. Is was next door and
would be a basement fiat. She ran
down again and hurried along the
pavement: was turning In toward the
right door when she stopped dead.
London was darkening, as London
can In the late Autumn, even by half
past 3 In the afternoon. In the base
ment fiat that faced toward the road
the lights were on. thin net curtains
hardly yelling the interior.
Alison, turning up the steps, found
herself looking down into q lighted
room, q sitting room furnished
brightly, but not extensively, In mod
ern furniture OF red and black and
shining chromium, q big silver dtyeu
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MAJOR FEATURES AND
PROGRAM NOTES.

A tabloid version of 'Mme. Pompa-
dour" will be presented by the Beauty
Box Theater over WRC at 8. Francis
White, soprano, and James Melton,
tenor, will sing the leading roles.
Annette Hanshaw will sing TITS
Easy to Remember" as the chief con-
tribution to her Caravan program on
WJSV at 9. She also will sing I'm
Living in Great Big Way"
Lucy Monroe. grand opera soprano,
will join the musical cast of "Laven-
der and Old Lace" on WJSV at Z.
She will be supported by Gustav
Haenschenis Orchestra and Frank
Mum, tenor.
Henry w. Toll, and Hubert R. Gal
1agher of the American Legislators
Association will speak during the
"You and Your Government" pro-
gram on wRC at 6:45. THE State
and the Legislative Product of 1885"
will be discussed.
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road she boarded q bus and sat there
still wrestling with the answer.
Tell her father? On the face of 1t,
he ought to know. Yet to Alison.
Scrupulously fair always, there was
something unfair and dastardly about
such q course. To look In a lighted
window was in itself uncomfortably
like overhearing private CONVERSE
ton.
To use knowledge gained like that
to end Daphne's engagement was like
playing the spy.
Yet could it be right to let her father
go on; allow him, unwarned, perhaps
to ruin his life?
Alison gets very bad news, tomorrow,
from her father.
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Girl Saved by Gargoyle.

Leaning out Of q window in the
tower Of the town hall in Brno,
Czechoslovakia, Cecilia Loss, a Swiss
girl. overbalanced and fell. A guide
grasped one Of her feet, but her
shoe came on and she confined to
fall head downward. About rs feet
below, her fur jacket caught on a
projecting gargoyle, is feet from the
ground. It held her safely until .
firemen arrived with q ladder.
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CHAPTER XIII.
THROUGH THE WINDOW.

A LISON'S heart sank.
~ But suppose there's some
"A thing I want to tell you," she
4 \ protested.
Ring me. My numbers
under Dundas, DR.. Noel Dundas. He's
q friend of mine and I'm staying with
him. Any time between and IL,
or after Z, you can catch me there"
Thanks, Dundas. All right. But
there's Just one thing. You haven't
forgotten what I asked? About my
getting a job?" she appealed. Il may
need it."
"I haven't forgotten" he returned.
"Let me know if anything else, any
thing funny, happens"
They had stopped at the corner
and were standing on the pavement.
He took her hand. held it tight, and
for a moment Alison thought that
he was going to say more. Then,
abruptly, he dropped her hand,
jumped back into the car and drove
of quickly without looking back.
Alison walked slowly along toward
No. 712 Chester Square.
He had been very mysterious, she
thought. First the mere mention of
Daphne had upset him, then, all
through their long conversation he
had given her the impression that
he was intensely excited, almost
nervous over her news.
His questions about it all, partic-
ularly his question about her fathers
wedding, his statement that Daphne
Sumers might be some one that he
knew all fitted In with the idea that
what he knew of Daphne was not
10 her credit.
But II that was the truth, why did
he not come and meet her straight
away or suggest that he might ind
some chance to see her when she
came to Chester Square? Surely he
would know her If he saw her again.
tits funny" thought Alison. IT'S
almost as If he was afraid Of her"
Yet she could not doubt Guy.
Whatever his reasons were for keep
ing back what he knew, she felt that
he himself was clean and straight.
When she had told him that she
trusted him, she had meant it COM
pletely. She trusted him now.
Only her curiosity was reused and
she found herself trying to think of
possible reasons why he should want
that To-day silence. Why was he SO
anxious that she should not tell
Daphne of their meeting? What
was he going to do?
Hating lies. Alison would have hest-
tate6 to give her promise but for one
thing-her feeling that Daphne on
her side was deliberately making
mischief And she had argued with
herself that. after all. her lunch with
GUY was no business Of Daphne'S
anyway # she chose to ask ques-
lions about matter that did not
concern her, she must expect evasive
answers. that was all
AT the time, with Guy waiting for
her answer, she had not hesitated,
had felt that to refuse would sound
as II she did not trust him at all,
40 she had given the premise at once.
nut nov. alone and back on the
familiar steps of her own home, she
found herself hoping that neither
her father nor Daphne would ask any
questions, that she would not be
forced TO lie.
And size comforted herself with the
thought: II. he knows something
about her, father ought to know it.
too. before he gets married. It's in his
interest to find out"
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Soldier Loses Momentoes.

When a soldier recently appeared
before the War Pensions Board at
Sydney, Australia, he said that he
had had 102 separate pieces Of Shrap-
mel removed from his body, but had
lost the bag containing the "Souve-
Mrs" He also told the board that he
still had quite q few knocking about
inside"
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Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page ALI.
HEIP-NTEN,

HEIR-MEN.
AUTO MECHANIC. experienced on Nash
automobiles; also experienced auto me-
chanic's helper. Apply Mr.. Frank. 2035
AUTO MECHANICS ca; must be expert
i4th and Florida ave NV, Ind moor
MEN. experienced. either
newspaper or magazinei must be Catholics
$50 weekly or more Give telephone num-
Der. Address Box l4O-H. Star once.
COLORED MAN. responsible. with car.
Please call North $3.50.
ELEcTRICIANS-Must know D. C. Code
business No triflerS. Apply 124 Auburn
ave- Bethesda, Nd.
(3); must come highly
and know the District regu-
lations. M. Kapneck Construction Com
pany. 736 18th st. NV. 13'
FLOOR SCRAPERS- frst-clasS ma
chine men and finishers need apply. OPP
portunity for exceptional men 10 make good
Apply H. Z. Richardson. 800
18th pl. ne. TO in evening or z to
in morning. IL
JOB PLASTERING and cement work No
JOB TOO small tor me. William Thomas
MAN willing begin $40 weekly. handling
nursery stock. booking orders from old and
new customers: season starting; expert
ence unnecessary. Key-Bee. Newark, N. Y.
MEAT CUTTERS. experienced; young men
preterred. Apply 1887 l4th NV. Q am.
MEN-Salary Sl2 extras; steady work
order dept. FOODS; personal open to 4
pm. Dept. S26 Investment Bldg.
MEN to sell large booklet. 40 views of
costs 8 cents sells for 26c.
1918 Spring I'd. Phone Adams S42o. l3s
OPENINGS for . good rental men with
cars; experience helpful but not essential.
Established real estate company with gooo
"A nTnanpftc Right
man can earn from the start with excel
lent opportunity to advance. Write. stat
ing age and qualifications. Address Box
407-H Star once.
PAINTING. papering; clean white mechan-
ics house painting; free estimates; guar
anteed; reasonable. Columbia 0633. IL"
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE, bric-a-brac, relics,
:urios, prints tables. chairs. sofa, old glass,
lamps. mirrors. Edelson, 6l6 9TH NV.
AUTO RADIOS-1934 Bosch. 6-tube. barr
S5@s Of for cash. Apex. Elec. Co.. zoe
9th St. NV, at @. "
BEAMS iinteis. INV. boilers and Tadia-
ton. slate brick, lumber sash and eSors:
s Metropolitsn esi7.
BEDS (tWin). nah dresser double maple
bed ehinonier. beautiful old Serd1ez sssg
0Ixl31; $50. Phone Emerson 1884. IL
RTCYCIE. excellent condition. 2S-inch
wheels. Price. S12. 1921 81. NV.
BICYCIEs-Rollfast ana otner hish-Erads
wheels. Ha2elton Bicycle q Sporting Goods
Store 424 9th NV.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. en- sizesi
sccSesseTies. Conn $40 Oh 81 NV. 81 am.
BUILDING MATERIAL WRECKING SALE
from many Jobs. Tremendous quantities az
Tsrds Pores foS your o entire Needs neatly ar
ranged. easily seen, We have Wnat you
want when yO .,.! want s q; u,.A ,urh.r "a.
conditioned mails pulled. arrangsd accord
ing to size (2x4. PKG, 2xs, 2x10. 2xlZ N
an lsngthsl shsatninss aoorinss Sain1aSMs'
ppHiSGIanbins SAND and 6eStins supplies: in excel
lent condition alwsys ct 6srEain griSss5s Sean.
HEcHINdER co, uaed Material Dept.
b bss5 Ga Ave- NV. 1905 Niehols Ave. Sc.
CAMERAs-We puy. sen trade used cam
eras Cine kodaks and protectors Bar
gains daily. Robbins. 500 l4th ST. DIV,
CAMERAS and equipment. microscopes,
rifles. shotguns. musical tnstrunentS and
ieWelry onuHht sold and traded. 1LEY'S
EXCHANGE. 9O5 d st. NV. Met. SSDS.
CASE REGISTER, GOOD condition. cheap.
Phone National 400.
CASH REGISTERS, rebuilt like new, guar
anteed . Years. restaurant equipment,
china siiVerwafe, brentwood chairs, tablea.
etc: lowest prices. Bdgaf Baum Co., me
eos 81. NV,
(Continaed On Neat PRFa.J
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wANTED-sALESATEN.
HELP-WoMEN.

CLERK, in laundry once; must be able to
write with speed and accuracy and operate
DIX. board give age. experienee ana
Starting salary expected. Address BOX
ISLE Star Office.
CIERK-TYPIsT-Youn lady residing IN
Arlington County. Va. Write stating age.
BOX 163-H Star once.
CORsETIERE MANAGER-Why be satisfied
with income from one branch OF eorsetryl
Profitable opportunity In custom ane
"a yofI- aG-Vear-oie COMPANY Address
VS., p. o. BOZ 543i. philadelphia, pa.
GIRL coiDged Teneral houseworH; stay
n5ghts: x9SgEencas. can Enerscn SDoS.
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HELP--woMEN.

GIRLS. experienced, for curb services and
Mattresses. Must have neat appearance.
Apply 6i09 0eorRia ave. NV.
OPERATOR wanted on Singer darnins ma
PRESS OPERATORS. for coat and apron
FINISHING; experienced and learners. Apply
Elite Laundry Co. PLY 14th st. NV.
sALEsLADIEs for women's coats and
a GTssSes M ns aabsT. Sna door, w. Moses.
18th and sts NV.
sALEsLADIES. experienced. assist man
ager, dress department. DO not apply IN
less thoroughly experienced. BeverleE Shop
sAIEsWOMEN Of superior ability accus-
toned to dnest clientele; must know Wash-
ington WOMEN WHO ARE CLOTHES
.equirements. we offer a wonderful oppog-
tEnity. state qualifications in detail
Address BOX iIe-H. Star once.
TYPIsTs, several; experienced preferred.
for advancement In reply, give age. edu-
e SSaTs, sE Exp 4ss s ssr 2hSne number
wATTREssEs-Ws invite applications T tor
House Tavern. Silver Spring Nd.
WAITREssEs and counter girls. expert
enced. white; ages 1928. Apply between
S SS sns ds SS 45s 4 p aTs
WATTREssEs experienced and reliable
(whitel. with referencesi night work. BOIL
Colorado ave. NV. LongIeloW ROOD SHOP.
WAITRESS wanted. experienced. 1919
17kn 81. NV.
WOMEN-Salary, IL; extras; steady work;
order dept foods; personal open TO 4
pm. Dept. s28 Investment Bldg.
WOMEN dignified, ambitious. for scientific
educational sales work; 81 100 a year:
rapid promotion. Address BOX 45l-E, Star
once.
YOUNG LADY with some experience book
keeping. also knowledge OF stenographlc
work: steady position; S15 week TO start,
opportunity for advancement: excellent
opportunity to right party; references.
Address Box 15S-H Star ONCE.
YOUNG LADY, intelligent. attractive. well
dressed, capable of contracting dental pro-
fession; healthy, regular teeth essential;
State salary desired past connections ana
reference. Address Box l12-H. Star ONCE
THE HEIGHT CO. requires
the services of several ex-
perienced dress SaleSwomen.
Apply the employment office,
between 10 and IL am. Wed
neSday.
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HELP-MIEN.
lCnnilnnahl


PREssER- be experienced.
Steady work, good salary. Call immedi-
ately. 1902 r. l. ave. NV.
SALESMAN experienced wholesale cake:
a fon hddress Box s aoH Star sS Sc.
Statesmen 90. with cars; no eanVassing;
unusual opportunity; permanent position;
advanced commission to start; salary Sl75
ings. 8 to IL. 1909 9th st. NV, ask for
Mr.. Tracy.
Statesmen (2) to sell refrigerators, wash
ing machines. PhiIco and Motorola house,
hold and automotive radios; have splendid
10 to 1. 3001 14th st. NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for 1 expert
enced salesman only. to contact builders
eo1ipm n must Be aSIe to MAKE sketches:
opportunity for hard worker to earn
50 600 yearly; state age education: ex-
perience. Address BOX 4S9-E. Star once.
STUDENTS teachers. men with fair edu-
cation: 3 months work in rural commune
ties: average pay, 1892 per month; guar
anteed $500 minimum for summer months.
Apply 1Ol1 International Bldg. at any
hour until 8 Tuesday night.
YOUNG MAN 81 years Of age. to learn
&c and loo business stock room expert
ence preferred. Reply in own handwr1t-
ing. giving experience. etc. Address Box
YOUNG MEN (2) for unusual opportunity
selling General Electric household appli-
ancesi Excellent income for the right
& Son. 22I2 r. /. ave. ne.
YOUNG MEN-Need three at once for local
circulation campaign; can earn SIS per
week. See Mr.. Wagner. Room 4Oe. 1919
EXPERIENCED PRESSER
Wanted, Steady work, good salary. Apply
Nichols ave. Sc.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Advertisements under this heGe-
ing are presumed to BE- from PR
gate individuals, BElsSS the Gdpsr"
ttsement Otoes firm name or 9
business address or states tbs DoTd
Dealer. Members OF the public
who fHd dealers maSQEeTadtn0 IN
this colamR a. private tndfvtdBdEs
are urged to report the matter to
The Star for tHVesttgatfoR."
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HELP-DOMESTIC.


COIORED PERSON. neat. intelligent, gem
eral housework and help with baby; stay
nights: reference: So = week. Phone
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER. colored plain
cooking fond Of children; city references
REQUIRED; stay nights. APO Hunt ave.
Chevy Chase Nd
GIRL, for general homework See Mr..
Nee P. J. Nee Co.. 745 H St. NV between
3 and 8.
GIRL. light-skinned colored,. for downstairs
work and cooking: must have reference
and experience; go home nights. Phone
GIRL colored. 10 stay nights with family
Of two and baby: city references. eau
Georgia 6704. -
GIRL white. assist with children and
a a1d - Week asse Sc A Sc. Linz. 27ss
MAID. colored. neat part time. cooking
and laundry; references. 29lo Conn.
ave. Apt. 302.
MOTHERS HELPER. healthy. intelligent,
white. 70 assist with, housework good
to leave city; two months. SIS mo. Phone
Georgia 7l19. 1920 Rittenhouse Nv.
NURSE white. experienced. for infant
baby, stay nights; good home. ,54O3
Woodley I'd. ID,
WHITE WOMAN. good cook, for general
homework afternoons. June ID to Sep
TENDER 1. Phone Cleveland S163. 12s
WOMAN young colored, general house
work; good cook, clean. cheerful; three IN
family: room. board and $50 monthly
Phone Emerson 1852.
WOMAN. white about 30. experienced and
with references. for general houSework.
Call before IL am. (do not telephone).
1740 Webster st. NV.
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Per-
sonal Is cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
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Girls. experienced, for curb services and
Mattresses. Must have neat appearance.
Annlu KIM Canraia ave n N
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

COLORED GIRL wishes general house,
work; 90 away or stay here: experienced
cook: ref Phone Decatur 1921.
COLORED GIRL desires work Of any kind;
normal education, neat and experienced.
Phone Potomac 02S9.
COUNTRY GIRL wants genera! housevork;
stay nights; references. 935 Florida
ave NV.
GENERAL HOMEWORK, BY experienced
Girl. colofed. wants part-ttme or all-day
w1rk: no SUNDAYS. Prone Lincoln 596s-M,
GIRL. rsliable colorsd warts part-tims
lob from 2 until z; no THURSDAY and sun
aaS. meme Rctomae bS70.
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cOIORED PERSON, neat. Intelligent, gem
raj houseWork and help with baby: stay
nights: reference: So = week. Phone
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BEAUTY PARLORS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

UNIQUE-5 rent units. income, 50 200;
equity, So, 500; good living; super bargain.
settle estate. Address Box lash. Star
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

BARTEHDERS cooks. walters. mattresses;
steady and extra: white or colored: union
wages union hours. 1412 Eye st. NV,
Hotel Restaurant Employees Alliance.
Phone National s043.
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SWEDISH MASSAGE. ELECTRIC CABINET
baths showers, sun rays. by appointment.
Phone Columbia 1884. 2701 Conn. ave.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY NY
time or money back Write for booklet:
no drugs or surgery. Dr. SOAIdER-
WERCK 1855 Columbia I'd Adams O3SS.
MASSAGE SPECIALIST OFFERS SEEN
tine service to dignihed clientele. For
apt. Dist 6412. Hrs. 10-7. Kresge Bldg"
SWEDISH MEDICAL MASSAGE, BY
nurse. graduated in Sweden; will come to
your residence. Phone Adams 5457. IL