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that would bring me luck?

that would bring me luck?
ANS: Yes, / would advise you to
get some of my Snow White Luck
Charms and carry them with you
at all times. I am sure you will
like these. You get two for SOC
and three questions answered
FREE.
]. D.: Does B. C. care for me, or
does she want me for my money?
ANS: Yes, B. C. does care for
you. If it were only money she
wanted, she would look for some
one else.
Mothers Effort Club sponsors
amateur contest and carnival, Fri
day, October 9, 7:45 p. m. Admis-
sion 15c, at Phyllis Wheatley.-adv.
ZION BAPTIST
Mrs. Anna B. Lewis gave an in
teresting review of the lesson to
the rs members who were present
at Sunday School. Eight birthday
buttons were presented by Super
intendent Wade and prayers Of
fered by Rev. H. w. Bolts. At the
II a. m. hour Rev. Bolts spoke
from Romans Is, his subject: "Be-
ing Adopted into the Royal Fam
ily." The B. Y. P. U. was honored
by the presence of Mrs. Geo. Blair
from Winnipeg, Can, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Lulu Maxwell of
this city.
Rev. Bolts preached again at
night. Music for the day was
given by the choir singing under
Mrs. Edna Randall, welcomed back
from her vacation.
Mrs. Blair made an excellent i'm
preston on her hearers in the
B. Y. session.
Mrs. Nora Morgan from Elkhart,
Indiana, is visiting her cousins,
Mrs. Minerva Totten and Mrs.
Sarah Vaughn of Minneapolis.
The one-act play, Through the
Dark" presented successfully at
Plymouth Congregational Church,
has been requested and will be
given in Saltwater Sunday. Min
neapolis people taking part are:
Mrs. Beulah Mitchell, Mabel Bell,
Minerva Totten and Mrs. D. P.
Young.
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the aid of a man in time Of adj
versity-it is patience"
Your friend,
SAL.
on the program are: ST MN.
GOLF DIVOTS
By Jimmy Lee

The Twin Cities coli Association
will hold its monthly meeting Sat
urday, Oct. 8, at Fellowship Hall,
$3.50 P. M. All members are urged
to be present, new bylaws will be
read and adopted. The Twin Cities
Golf Assn. has made wonderful
progress this season. AS the sea-
son comes to a close we find that
the club has rs members on the
present roster, quite a leap from a
club which had only six members
at this date one year ago. The
club really plans to go in for big
ger things next season, most i'm
portant of all will be the Central
States tournament, to which the
Twin Cities Club will be the host.
The club also plans on making a
women's division in its Association
next season.
During the winter months the
club viii install a driving net at
either the Phyllis Wheatley or Hal
he @. Brown House or possibly
both. These are to be used by the
members of the club and their
guests. Oh, yes! the club will do
a little social work, too. Each
month the club will give a card
party in both cities, dances are be-
ing planned, too-oh, these golfers
won't stop even for the snow.
With old man winter close at
hand, many Of the boys are just
about ready to hang up their old
trusty clubs, but not so these gen.
tlemen; Jimmy Hughes, Sammy
Reed, Johnny Williams, Jimmy
Lewis, Mickey" Mcclure, Henry
Hueston, Grant Twitty, Chas.
Noble and Bert Smith, all bundled
in sweaters, sweat shirts and what
not, these fellows proceeded to
crack par at Keller. Well cracking
par on Keller isn't so easy-so at
the end of the round I heard the
fellows say: mice shooting, so and
so, you did good to shoot a 95 in
this raw wind and cold weather.
well it all goes to show you these
golfers really have what it takes
to take it.
Rev. C. F. Stewart has been do
ing his best to convince Rev. VIM.
Ogleton Of Muscatine, Iowa, that he
is the best golfer of the two. Rev.
0gleton, who once lived in the Twin
Cities, has played most of the Twin
City courses with Rev. Stewart
nice way to spend a vacation
o. K. Rev. Stewart you still are a
good south-paw-I think.
What's this / hear about Sammy
Reed batting DR.. Crump on for a
beta bottle of pop on the eight
eenth hole.
New names to be added to the
Twin Cities Golf Club! Grant
Twitty and Henry Hueston, both
of st. Paul.
Next week some of our leading
golfers.
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BEAN FEED FOR BOYS AND
GIRLS

The Second Annual Bean Feed
for the boys and girls of Phyllis
Wheatley House will take place
Wednesday, October 2, at $50
p. m. A very interesting program
win be offered.
It will be necessary for each boy
and girl to hold a ticket for this
meeting. To receive this each
must call in to have his or her
name placed on the list.
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FREE Your will be answered FREE this column ONLY
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Personalities
BY NELL DODsON


just to hear. Horace SEE that he
was sleeping away as soundly and
sweetly as it is possible to sleep,
when he was awakened by the
sharp jangle of a telephone bell.
Dwight Reed (the Kid himself) was
Bells roommate and so when the
phone kept ringing insistently it
was Kid Reed who took the heated
pad off his injured leg and got out
of bed to answer the summons.
(Bell evidently thought it was some
of the boys on the team trying to
be funny and couldn't be bothered
with getting up.) Reed took the
receiver off the hook and growled
sleepily: "Hello!" then: "Huh? Oh,
all right" After that enlighten-
ing monologue he went over and
shook Bell. "Hey, Bell, you'd bet
ter get up. The store next door is
on fire."
Bell, not seeing what the store
being on fire had to do with him,
decided to catch up on his inter-.
rupted sleep. isn't that just fine!"
he SEE, 'T hope they don't think
I'm going to get up and go look at
It'll"
"Yeah," drawled Kid Reed nom
chalantly. "But this place is on
fire, too"
Here and There: Thanks to
Harryette Walls for the note she
sent enclosing the Pittsburgh Cour-
Ter notice about Bill Thomas. Ac-
cording to the Courier, Bill has just
been appointed end coach of the
football team down at A. and T.
college in Greensboro, N. C. /.
The AKA afternoon dance has been
changed from October 3 to October
8, so campus students take notice.
It's quite job trying to collect
post office box numbers so that we
can distribute the invitations. d.
Evelyn Taylor from st. Louis is
taking a graduate nursing course
at the University and is now an
operating room nurse over at the
hospital. That must be awfully in
teresting work and it's darn nice to
know that a colored girl is in there
handling the instruments, anaes-
thetics, etc. /. The overflow of
college folks at Wheatley has
caused some of the regular people
to vacate their quarters until
everything is Strengthened out.
Miss Brown must have double duty
trying to get everybody satisfied
on such short notice but I'm sure
she is tickled to death to see such
an increase in the University Ne
gro enrolment. A six foot two
handsome lad from West Virginia
State College came all the way up
here to enter school, but had to re-
turn South because he couldn't get
certain enrolment difficulties
Strengthened out. But he will be
back next year. He's the same
good-looker whose picture is in
that West Virginia year book that
Eleanor Maxwell has. Arnie
Walkers wife has already won her
self a place in the hearts Of those
who know her because Of her quiet
dignity and poise that is at the
same time friendly, and gracious.
And that's a load of praise coming
from a hard-hearted Hannah like
Auntie Personalities. Thanks
to those Of you who have called in
Offering accommodations for the
Homecoming weekend, but we
need st. Paul accommodations
quite badly and SO don't stop call
ing. Or else drop me a penny post
card at 1920 Smelling Avenue, Min
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Keep OF date for High Twelve
Club Dance, Oct. Is. Halloween.
Homecoming Dance.-Adv.
Evening star., 1936-09-13

Hill. In the sixth district to succeed
the late Representative Lloyd Leland
Whettstone, Democrat, and Paul Preus,
Republican, are rival nominees. In
the fourth district Representative
Knute Hill, Democrat, Is renominated,
but opposed by former Representative
John w. Summers, who had served II
years In the Sixty-sixth and Seventy
third Congresses. Representatives
Monard c. Walgren and Martin r.
Smith are renominated, but with Re-
publican opposition.
In West Virginia the entire present
delegation has been renominated, but
each has Republican opposition. Sen
ator Mansfield M. Nicely, Democrat,
Is opposed by Hugh Ike Shott, Re-
publican, Of Bluefield.
Evening star., 1936-09-13
ARE YOU THE MAN2

Large corporation, with we'll
established business in Washing
ton for 18 years, wants a man for
local representative. This oppor-
tunity will enable the right man
to establish himself in a perma-
nent, growing, well-paid business,
If loyal and a hard worker. Sales
experience helpful, but not neces-
sary, ifiyou meet other require
ments. Prefer married man be-
tween 80 and so. Replies conf
Dental. State experience, address
and phone number. Address Box
436-G Star office
Evening star., 1936-09-13
SALESMAN.

Have an opening for ener-
getic man with proven sales
ability and clean record.
Earnings should exceed $50
per week. Our product is one
of proven popularity, which
lowers sales resistance. Call
Sales Mgr., Columbia 8613,
for appointment after 9 am.
Monday.
Evening star., 1936-09-13

EXPERIENCED OIL BURN
Err SALESMAN with auto
mobile. Salary, commission,
car allowance. All replies
strictly confidential. Ad-
dress Box 490-G, Star Of
flee.
Evening star., 1936-09-13
ELEVATOR STARTER.

ELEVATOR STARTER.
Man, tall, over Is years of
age; must be a high school
graduate. Apply employ
ment office, 4th floor, Lans-
burgh's Dept. Store.
THE HECHT CO. in expand
ing their appliance dept. re-
quire the services of several
statesmen. This affords an in
teresting and well-paying op-
portunity for the men Sc
lected. Apply to Mr.. Dar-
nellie, appliance dept, 1st
floor, between 10 and IL am.
E S TABL I S H ED REAL
ESTATE COMPANY HAS
OPENING FOR REAL
ESTATE EXECUTIVE WITH
SALES AND FINANCING
E XP E r I ZEN E. ONLY
LOCAL MAN, WITH CON-
NECTIONS, CONSIDERED.
PERMANENT POSITIO N
FOR MAN THAT QUAIL
FIES. ADDRESS BOX 243-A,
STAR OFFICE.
FURNITURE FINISHER AS
SISTANT, EXPERIENCED.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OF
FICE, 4th FLOOR, LANS-
BURGH'S DEPT. STORE.
DUE TO EXPANSION, A MA
TIONAL FIRM REQUIRES
2 ADDITIONAL MEN; WE
FURNISH LIVE LEADS;
EARNING $40 TO $50 PER
WEEK; MEN WITH CARS
PREFERRED; BET w EEN
AGES OF 80 AND so YEARS.
CALL BETWEEN 10 Am.
AND IL ONLY ASK FOR
MIR. BURKITT, 708 SEC
OND- NATL. BANK BLDG.
Evening star., 1936-09-13
HELP-MEN.
8 HIGH-GRADE MEN

k1CAk0UENs
3 HIGH-GRADE MEN.
Specialized insurance work in a national
organization Is available to men possess
ing high character, 0 good education (col-
atty men and potentiai II execptivs sSiisg;
between 22 and "a years Of age; no SELL
ing; reasonable starting salary: high-class
cants must be prepared to accept assign
Sssas Sss M5 WsdsssssJ sis s:S rs
Special Government Sales
Representative for Washington
Office.
Standard Mailing and
Duplicating Machines Co.
For 25 years the Standard Mailing Ma
nd most ns Ssen Fl tas
Equipment. During the past i've Years
ncfadns i1s Toarg Of
Ppuplieators and The now famous Standard
in the office appliance field. with profit
This expansion of our line has increased
OUT business to the point where it is now
advisable to appoint a special sales rep
handle Government business.
This is an attractive opportunity for a
ing organization for q capable. Weil-ausii-
has had Government sales experience in in
Write fully to Standard Mailing Ma
chimes Co: Everett Mass. Company sales
manassr inssryIsv viii be in Washington soon to
HoTsEMIEAA HAMD MADE sss 500 % sELT1NaE 4 LYTEEE.
CHRISTMAS CARDS
tbats Fastest saos selling ~ line From the cheapest
ReTsonsI ngs eamir Gihristmas cards asstsetch-
Exper; unnecess. Free sample offer.
JOHN A. HERTEL CO.
305-W ADAMS. DEPT. LILY. CHICAGO.
SALESMAN, energetic; must
have automobile. If you are able
to sell successfully and willing to
work we have a splendid oppor-
tunlty. Apply after II am. Mon
day, sales manager, Sherwood
Brothers. Inc, 1723 Conn. ave.
NV.
SALES MANAGER, one with
executive ability, for credit
clothing house. Good salary.
Excellent opportunity. Ad-
dress Box 498-G, Star office.
SGfTTPh GGSf II FoS ScEs cSESEHzf MSRR
bREsg BOX y 0%S sslo HsANRW6TTIss sAaS 6TEIsss AID
SALESMAN, experienced, to take
charge OF electric range DEBT.
excellent opportunity for right
man. Salary and commission.
+. +. Harris Co., 1900 18th NV.
Statesmen - Ambitious, ener-
getic men, age 80 to As, with sales
ability, to contact property own
ers. The man who will intelli-
gently follow our instructions can
start on a liberal commission ar
rangement with a permanent
position in a highly dignified
work; car essential. Apply 9::3O
to IL. 925 New York ave. NV.
statesmen.
Due to promotion and ex-
panSlon, we can use two ex-
perienced statesmen. To those
who are interested in a per-
manent position with a fu-
ture we will offer an excep-
tional proposition. Apply
Sales Mgr, Monday between
9 and IL am. James E. Col
liflower Co., Inc, 27O3 18th
st. NV.
MILITARY UNIFORM AND
equipment manufacturer de-
sires services of a retired
Army or Navy officer to con-
tact prospects for uniforms,
etc.
MEYERS MILITARY SHOP.
1929 F st. NV, National 1881.
SALESMAN
Evening star., 1936-09-13
DISTRICT SALES MANAGER.
BALTIMORE = WASHINGTON

Manufacturer nationally known quality
line LIQUID soaps, disnfectants. floor main-
tenance materials insecticides. etc.; re-
ouires aggressive promotional representa-
tive with experience and active following
lthis or allied lines) among industrial.
institutional municipal users. to take over
territory on exclusive basis. Some estab.
lished trade; liberal proft-sharing ar.
rangement with drawing based on volume
after 80 days. Write fully in confidence.
Evening star., 1936-09-13
Room 104.
EARN BIG DAILY PROFITS.

EARN BIG DAILY PROFITS.
Take orders for our personal Christmas
cards. Prices low as so cards for 81 a5.
with sender's namel Amazing value defles
competition! Also sell 81 90 assortments-
81 exclusive Christmas cards. IL etchings
with self-seal envelopes. religious. humor-
Gus. gift wrappings and others. Big profit
yours Free watches. radios. silverware ex-
ira. Write for free sample offer Wetmore
1 & sugden Inc. 74a Monroe ave. Dept.
SALESMEN.
Do you want to earn extra money for
Xmas? ARRANGEMENTS can be made whereby
you act as our agents on a commission
basis for candy sold to your co-workers
for the holidays. Reply by letter. stating
name of organization which employs you
and further particulars. Address Box
331 e. Star once.
SALESMEN.
Experienced securities salesmen who may
not be entirely satisfied with their present
association, or are seeking opportunities
for greater earnings, will find 1t profit
able to become associated with us. Owing
to expanding activities we require addi-
tional representation in Washington and
Maryland.
If you have no securities selling expe-
rience. but are selling Insurance, auto
mobiles, real estate or other commodities.
you will qualify. Complete cooperation is
assured you. Leads furnished.
In replying state fully your experience,
address. etc. Address Box GAG, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-09-13
Statesmen
natinnallY

To represent nationally known concern
manufacturing rust treatments. boiler
treatments, drain pipe solvents and water
proofing products to call on Industrial
plants. public institutions and real estate
concerns. liberal trial and guarantee sales
mediate income: products used contiriu-
ously. therefore FREQUENT repeat orders.
Only serious men looking for permanent
Products Co.. Inc. 1888 Broadway. New
Evening star., 1936-09-13

SALESMAN-SPECIALTY
Experienced. financially responsible
salesman for sale of Jim Vaughan" the
Electric Meat Gutter selling to markets,
hotels. restaurants. institutions Experi.
ence meat industry desirable but not neces-
sary. Offers good earnings on commission
basis. Give details, references. Vaughan
Co 740 N Franklin Chicago nj
Evening star., 1936-09-13
EXPERIENCED MAINTENANCE.
PAINT AND ROOFING DIVISION
GArEG MANAHTD

To secure and train representatives for
distributing this line direct TO Industrial
plants. public institutions farmers. etc.
High commissions and overwriting ar.
rangement with drawing account. Com.
pany and products established quarter
century. Fine opportunity for right man.
rience, fully in confidence W. A. Carr
The Colorcraft Co.. Cleveland, Ohio.
LOCAL REPRESENT MANUFACTURER
r6A RTx psEad1sF
HOTELS. REsTAURANTS. SODA FOUN.
TAINS. HAS PROVEN MERIT. Ma:
TERRITORY. GOOD PRoPoeITION FOB
FINANCIALLY RESPONSIBLE SALESMAN.
Evening star., 1936-09-13
statesmen.

MILITARY UNIFORM AND
equipment manufacturer de-
sireS services of a retired
Army or Navy officer to con-
tact prospects for uniforms,
etc.
MEYERS MILITARY SHOP.
1929 F st. NV, National 1881.
Evening star., 1936-09-13

Our Venetian blinds departments re-
quires the service of one high-class re-
sponsible man. preferably with car. To the
man selected by US. We will give most active
cooperation. Possible earnings during this
Commission basis. No previous experience
IN this line necessary. Address Box 441-G.
Star office
Evening star., 1936-09-13
TAnOR AND ETTTER

TAILOR AND FTTTEsH,
Young, tntelligent. able to read. write and
speak English; one with store experience
preferred: good pay. Apply In own hand.
117.k Star once.
Evening star., 1936-09-13
statesmen.
A local store has permanent

oceninss for several high-type young men
jewelry, Experience not required. but de-
pendability and good character are essen
tial: state age. Address Box 231-G. Star
Evening star., 1936-09-13

to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Representative Randolph Perkins
on May Is, subsequent to his renomi-
nation. j. Parnell' Thomas of Allen
dale has the Republican nomination,
opposed by H. P. j. Hoffman,, Demo-
crat, of Hackensack. ALI other pres
ent members have been renominated,
but all have opposition. Senator w.
Warren Barbour, chairman Of the
Republican Senatorial Committee. is
opposed by William H. Smathers,
Democrat, of Margate City.
Senator Hatch Opposed.
Unofficial returns from New Mexico
show Senator Carl A. Hatch, Demo-
crat, opposed by Ernest w. Everly,
Republican, Of Albuquerque. Senator
Dennis Chavez, Democrat, appointed
May II, 1885, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Senator Bron-
son Cutting, is q candidate for the
term expiring January 3, 1941, with
M. A. Oterto, jr., Republican, Santa
Fe, as opponent. Representative Jon
j. Dempsey, Democrat, has been re-
nominated for the House seat at large,
with Ralph M. Brown, Republican,
Albuquerque, as his opponent.
New York has two vacancies by
death-Representatives Stephen A.
Rudd, Democrat, ninth district, and
William D. Thomas, Republican, In
the twenty-ninth.
North Carolina has renominated
Senator Josiah w. Bailey, Democrat,
and the II present Democratic House
members, but all face Republican oppo-
sition. Senator Bailey has pitted
against him Frank G. Patton, Re-
publican, Morganton.
In North Dakota the two present
Republican House members-Repre-
sentatives William Lemke, third party
candidate for President, and Usher
l.. Burdick-are opposed by Harry
Holt, Democrat, Grand Forks, and J..
N. Nygaard, Democrat, jamestown.
Ohio win send dve new faces to the
House. There y Q contest IN each Of
Evening star., 1936-09-13

AAouoC AiSA1UCiS w 4CPldCS kLcpIcScIlIe
atives Joe H. Eagle, who was an un-
successful candidate for the Senate,
Representative o. H. Cross, not q
candidate for reelection and Thomas
L. Blanton, heckler of the Dis
trict. who was defeated. Senator
Morris Sheppard, Democrat, is renom-
mated without opposition. Represent
ative Eagle is replaced by Albert
Thomas of Houston, Representative
Cross is replaced by w. r. Poage,
Democrat, and Representative Blan-
ton is replaced by Clyde L. Garrett
of Eastland. The other 19 present
Democratic members are reelected
without opposition, according to un-
official returns.
In Utah the two Democratic House
members, Representatives tbe Muir
dock and j. Will Robinson, are both
renominated, but have Republican op-
position.
Changes in Virginia.
Virginia is sending one new face
to the House. Representative Col
gate w. Darden, Democrat, was de-
feated for denomination. Norman R.
Hamilton Of Portsmouth won. the
Democratic nomination. All other
eight Democratic members were re-
nominated, but have Republican op-
position. Senator Carter Glass was
renominated without opposition.
Washington State will have three
new faces, at least, in its delegations.
replacing Representatives Marion A.
Zioncheck and Wesley Lloyd, who died.
and Representative Sam B. Hill, who
was not a candidate-all Democrats.
Out Of welter of candidates for the
Zioncheck seat, Warren q. Magnuson
got the Democratic nomination and
Frederick J. Wettrick the Republican.
In the NTH district Charles H. Leavy.
Democrat, and Warren O. Dow. Re.
publican, were nominated for the seat
vacated BY Representative Samuel B.
Evening star., 1936-09-13
HELP-MEN,

ACCOUNTANT ASSISTANT 10 AUDITOR.
experienced. preferably in hotel work: state
experience. schooling, age, salary, etc.
Address Box 1896. Star of1ce.
AMUSEMENT MACHINE MAN, with car,
to work out Of new Wash, D. c.. branch
of large Western manufacturer: com. basis:
with or without experience. Address BOX
Evening star., 1936-09-13
SALESMAN


address etc Address Box JAG. Star ONCE.
SALESMAN
Our Venetian blinds departments re-
auires. the service. of one high-class re-
sponsible man. preferably with car 70 the
cooperation. Possible earnings t during se this
ran season snoulo run over $50 weekly.
Commission basis. No previous experience
Star Office
THE PALAIS ROYAL, INC,
will select man over 90 to complete our
cold canvass Hppcant a must Hui,eess be neat R IN
PermanIent. Apply Employment once. 9Th
MAN
over 90. will be selected to assist me in
outside outs ,,i.;n sales work locally Sept: 18th.
man will be given preference In reply
ssry ADDRESS Box sss-E: Star on once. ae'e
APPLIANCE statesmen
nSrePs ss Psms, Snsrss e. ,SS HSrgs RnsS
mean ANYTHING to you as salesman? If
they do and you are an experienced sales
n ana to ean ns sp Sh m an oSe the
ayerage. selling these products. see Mr..
pm waRs Fofd fES% Eectrc e C. l9 S % 435 to
Electric Appliance Statesmen.
Drawing account to experienced men
paa ABBY 81 nish st. as nigh s az
10 an: no other time.
THE J. R. WATKINS co.
Can use men for route work. Territories
are established. No experience required.
II from sig to $50 per week intersts you.
Statesmen
quested Information about our Before Need
Elan. No investment angle is involved.
SOME FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
will be furnished accepted applicants. who
Psrmanent position, apply Monday and
ern Railway Bids. 18TH and Z sts. NV.
UPHOLSTERERS.
Acme Uph: Co. 3l65 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
An. excellent opportunity for an expert.
enced man. This ONCE has exclusive sale OF
sponSible builders. Also . Big brokeraee list:
sns ass Dsn Of E.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
201 Invest. Bldg. Realtor. District 6O92.
statesmen.
A local store has permanent
openinss for several high-type young men
in mems furnishings. in silverware and in
5ewelry,, Experience not required. but De
pendability and good character are essen
tial: state age. Address Box 231-G. Star
once:
TAILOR AND FILTER,
Young, tntellisent. able to read. write and
Evening star., 1936-09-13

IdE PALAlS ROYAL, INC,
will select man over % to complete our
outside department for Fall business. No
cold canvass; Applicant must be neat in
Permanent. Apply Employment Once. 9th
n0nr q
Evening star., 1936-09-13

organization is available to men possess
ing high character, Q good, education tcol-
atty. and potential executive ability;
between 22 and 27 years Of age; no SELL
ing; reasonable starting salary: high-class
references must be furnished. and appli-
ments anywhere in the United States
See Mr.. Mast in Room 917, Of the Denrike
Building on Wednesday Sept Is