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The Washington times., 1936-06-05


Death yesterday claimed Fred
erick w. Newcombe, governor of
Washington's Mayflower Society
and prominent in club and church
affairs. He was 81.
Mr.. Newcombe died Of a heart
attack. He was born in Maine.
He came to Washington in 1925
after his retirement from the
manufacturing business in st,
Paul, MINI.
Funeral services will be held to.
morrow afternoon at / O'Clock
from the Hines funeral home, with
interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Newcombe is survived by his
widow and two daughters, Fran.
ces, 9, and Ruth, Z, and three
brothers, George S. Newcombe, of
Washington; DR.. Alfred w. New
combe, professor Of history at
Knox College, Galesburg, H., and
Edwin B. Newcombe, of Thomas.
town, Me.
The Washington times., 1936-06-05
Florists

Florists
GUIDE BROS. CO., Funeral Designs
1919 r ST NJ W. NAH A379
The Washington times., 1936-06-05
MOVES
FINAL RITES
HELD TODAY

With a guard Of honor of Red
Cross nurses in attendance, and
other Red Cross officials present,
funeral services for Clara D.
Noyes, national director of the
nursing service for the American
Red Cross, were to be held this
afternoon in Georgetown Presby-
terrain Church at $3.50 o'clock. The
Rev. j. Hillman HOLSTER, pastor
Of the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church, will officiate. Miss Moves
died suddenly Monday of a heart
attack. Burial will be tomorrow
in Old Lyme, Conn, in the family
plot.
Pallbearers will include Harold
F.. Elbows, j. j. Hughes, DR..
Thomas w. Gosling, Richard F.
Allen, H. j. Simons and Colin
Herrle, all officials of the Ameri-
can Red Cross.
Miss NoyeS lived at 1411 Twenty
ninth ST., Georgetown.
The Washington times., 1936-06-05

Anil MRHW Georgia Ave. and
GOhUNA Farragut St. N. W..
Today: SINGING KID" with Al Jolson.
Tomorrow: Warner GLAND in CHARLIE
CHAN AT THE CIRCUS" Kennedy
Comedy.
The Washington times., 1936-06-05

MRMM Pennsylvania Ave. 8. q.
Bet. 9Th and 18th SITS.
Today: Ann Harding in w WITNESS MESS
CHAIR" March of Time. Mickey ,; Mouse.
Ton,orrow: big BROWN EYES" with
loan Bennett and Cary Grant.
Doors Omen 12:3O-ShOw Starts p. M.
Evening star., 1936-08-15

swim with only the ears and crown
OF the head peeping above the water.
splashing ahead with their front feet
and making speed. They love to play
games with each other, but soon re-
vert to the family tradition of being
unsociable The same call Is used as
that Of the cottontails, the same
stamping of feet and their extreme
fright and non-resistance when con-
fronted by foe.
Any dog or person can overtake the
marsh rabbit. If outside of its native
element. One Of the ways resorted to
for catching these clever swimmers is
to set fire to the dry grass in the
marshes. The poor things race for
safety. only to be caught at the edge
of the marsh.
1t Is great fun TO watch the rabbit,
when it is in the water, hiding from
some pursuer. Then it is like an
immovable object. Only the tip of
the nose is in sight. The ears are
pressed close to the neck, the water
and many Of its occupants float past,
the hiding rabbit scarcely bats an eye.
Even when things are tossed toward
1t, there is no effort to move. It Is
only when he catches your eye that he
makes break for another spot, out
of your reach.
Evening star., 1936-08-15
COLOR IN FACADES
OF BUILDINGS URGED
Gain in Attractiveness Offered by
Lesson of Europe, Says National
Realty Official.

Herbert U. Nelson. executive secre-
tary OF the National Association of
Real Estate Boards, who Is studying
housing conditions abroad, strongly
urges the use of color in the facades
of our buildings. particularly apart
ment houses. The use of color in
modern buildings in Europe has con-
vinced him that our apartment dis
.tricts would gain in attractiveness if
we were to take lesson from
European builders.
He said that about seven miles
from the center OF Berlin there is
a group of apartment houses and row
houses covering an area of a half
mile. The monotony of architectural
sameness and the suspicion of in
Stitutional construction, he said, have
been destroyed by the judicious use
OF color. The result is pleasing. he
added,
Evening star., 1936-08-15
LOT BUYERS PROTECTED

New regulations, under which State
officials say purchasers OF lots in sub
divisions will be afforded greater pro-
lection than ever before, have just
gone into effect in New York.
The restrictions are embodied in
an amendment to the real estate prop
erty law to halt fraudulent practices
in the sale of subdivided lands. The
amendment covers only the sale of
undeveloped or vacant lots, since
speculative builders and developers in
New York come under other statutes
and generally are subject TO the super
vision of local building inspectors.
The amendment was just signed by
Gov. Lehman and is just becoming
operative.
Evening star., 1936-08-15
Natures Children
Marsh Rabbit.

OF Natures children. Those who do
enjoy the experience bring back in
teresting facts for us. Through the
dark miry pools the marsh rabbit
winds his way, hidden by low-growing
bushes. rank weeds and tangled roots.
He must dodge alligators, side-step
water snakes and circumvent other
water foes. These he does with amaz-
ing ability. He is clumsy on ground
only
Unlike his bone dry cousin. who will
not even venture forth rainy day,
cultivated gardens do not appeal to
him. There are tender grasses and
twigs all about him and saSsafras
leaves for Spring tonic. There are
also the bulbs of wild potato and a
species of amaryllis
1t is believed that the courting cere-
monies of the marsh rabbits follow the
same traditions as those of the cot
tontail family. The home constructed
by the mother marsh rabbit is a large,
rOomy nursery. made of ruShes and
cut into lengths of about one foot.
They are usually arched over, expertly
bent to form a dome. rushes and
grasses forming the roof and side
Evening star., 1936-08-15
FARM HOUSES LAST

A study made recently in 43 States
showed 80 per cent of the farm build
ings in 13 of these States were so
years old. In five New England States
70 per cent of the buildings were at
least so years old. Houses more than
half century old are reported making
np about % per cent of the farm total
in Iowa and 16 per cent in Kansas.
In 81 of the 43 States more than
30 per cent of the farm homes are
without bath tubs. Roofs and founda-
tionS are reported needing repair in
more than 30 per cent of cases in 9
of the States.
Evening star., 1936-08-15
HOME OPERATIONS
ON WIDE FRONT
Long-Term UpsWing Ex-
pected From Indications of
Extensive Building.

Indications of a widespread increase
in residential construction, which is
rapidly approaching what may be a
long-term upswing, is noted in COM
pilation of statistics recently completed
by the Federal Housing Administra-
ton
The compilation covered eight ma
1or indexes, using the monthly aver
age of 1888 as 100, and was compiled.
fabulated and graphed to show
monthly totals over a tWo-and-a-ha
year period.
Sharp Rise in Value.
The sharp rise IN value of new resi-
Dental construction as indicated by
building permits is shown in the sur
vey. The index for June, 1884, was
R23; in June. 1885. is was 2486; in
June, 1886, 1929. This latter figure
is higher than that for any month
since April, 1881, and represents one of
the most noteworthy gains in any in
dustry since the low period of 1888.
All of the eight claSSificationS show
substantial increases: Total industrial
production, residential building per-
mitS, building permits for alterations
and repairs, residential contracts
awarded, contracts awarded for altera-
tions and Improvements, employment
in construction, employment in pro-
duction of construction materials and
shipments of construction materials.
Volume of Alterations.
Recorded data show that the volume
of alterations and repairs has not
varied as greatly as that for new con-
struction. Particularly encouraging is
the fact that both employment in con-
struction and employment in produc-
tion of construction materials have in
creased during the first six months of
1896.
Evening star., 1936-08-15

but nobody ever expects to see. Ex-
cepting when a campaign is on and
the voters are sort of f1inching their
CALLED backs under the load, a favor
ite pastime of legislators, wherever
found, is thinking up more taxes to
go along with the taxes they've al
ready thunk up.
They resist the craving for just so
long, and then they notice some pre-
viously overlooked dollars hiding be-
hind the Dashboard, and then-wen,
you might hire hen hawk to guard
your hen house, but could you depend
on his word?
That special half-dollar which the
Treasury Is issuing to commemorate
Bridgeport, Conn, will bear a like
ness of P. T. Barnum. If the design
ers are consistent about it, the motto
under the picture will be: "One's
horn every minute; and if they're
also truthful about it, they'll add on
the line: And for every one that's
born, there1l be taxes-aplenty."
Copyright. 1886, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, lnc.)
Evening star., 1936-08-15

walls on the outside. There is wide
side entrance. and the rug is of hair,
shed by the mother or plucked from
her body; We are not quite sure which
There are from five to seven babies
in each brood, there being several
broods during the year. They re-
semble their parents and look little
like their cousins
In a short time the youngsters will
take TO the water and swim without
lessons. Even the infants love to
Evening star., 1936-08-15

III SOllSIcSS bIdU,
looking forward
to the next ses-
sion, they behold
no new taxes
ahead. But, after
election, when
the lads ook
cl los e r, they'll
probably be able
to behold quite a
few.
That's why a
balanced budget
is like the idea
of Santa Claus
something every
body talks about,
Evening star., 1936-08-15
PERSONAL.

7O3 MONMOUTH. 1919 c. ST.-ROOM
next bath for one or two gentlemen twin
beds: reasonably priced. 10.
IF ANNOYED WITH INDIGESTION
caused by gas. try Gas Gone. and be quickly
relieved. Get IL from your druggist.
VACATION AT WILDWOOD. N J., IN
Sept Bungalow and apt. rents SOC less
after Labor day, Fine bathing. MRS.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND COMPOSITION
taught BY correction method, evenings
only Special rates for one or more lessons.
Address Box 493-B Star ONCE. l6.
NURSE, QUALIFIED. DESIRES POSITION
in doctors cffice: can type and take olc-
tation: good refs. Phone Lincoln TSLa-J'
HEMORRHOIDs EPADICATED BY Ny
own method; results effective ,ior, NE
time or money back. Write for booklet; no
drugs or surgery. DIR. SCMMFR WERCK,
1865 Columbia I'd Adams O3Ss.
FATSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE you
wait Emergency Laboratory. Room sol.
Westory Blde.. 14th and F. Open Sun I'M
CHILDREN. FROM 3 TO 10 YEARS. CAN
have happy vacation in August at Tenn
week. S}5 month. Fall term begins Sept.
81. Nursery school through grades. music
dancing. Special rate for 5-day and YEAR
srornd ouoils. TeleDhone Manassas -.
REFINED COUPLE WILL BOARD ONE
and care for furnished home in return free
rent. Address Box 176-B. Star ONCE. 1hs
NURSE WISHES CASE.
Experienced.
Call Columbia 5635.
Evening star., 1936-08-15
HELP--MEN.
(COntinuedl

STEADY EMPLOYMENT
For men of good reputation over oI TO
drive taXicabs for Washington's fastest
growing taxicah organization; salary,
ST. 80 per week plus commission and
bonus; possible earnings over S35 week
For detailed information apply
UNION TAXICAB ASSN
2ond and N Sts NV
Evening star., 1936-08-15
Irwin S. Cobb
Says:
Cheer Up, Taxes Will
Probably Be Found
After Election.
After Election.

SANTA MONICA, Claif., Aug. Is.
Against my better judgment, I'm
trying to be cheered by the announce
nent of the present majority leaders
Evening star., 1936-08-15

ed way He Is dark reddish-brown.
with very short ears, short legs and
narrow hind feet. Seen in the water.
you would instantly take him for q
large rat.
FeW persons like to wade through
squashy ooze, even to watch the antics
Evening star., 1936-08-15

Lost and Found Advertisements
may be lound on page AS. coll
umn
Evening star., 1936-08-15
RYLILLIAN cox ATHEY.

v you must seek the marsh rabbit
" in low swamps. bogs and re
serves" He is not one to court
u publicity. Along the rivers
and the coast of the Southeastern
States, from Dismal Swamp, Va,
south to Florida and west TO Mobile
Bay, Ala. this aquatic member of the
high leapers' tribe goes his unmoleSt-
Evening star., 1936-08-15
SITUATIONS-MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-AU started.
audits kept, part time: monthly state
ments; $40 mo-: city refs. Col. S77S. %"
meSiate EN- empIoyment; sgs. experience; M !;
best of references; age 2S: married. Ad-
dress Box 291-B. Star ONCE. 16s
BOY. colork. as bug boy. Ikorter or truck
driver; willing worker. 3V p st. NV.
Decatur 1912.
CARPENTER, BUILDER. new or repair
work: rsmodelins Dsip6Ss MEodsGate a. rS1 1
S17 Greenwicf st.. Falls Church. Va.
Phone Fails Church 434. Is.
CHAUFFEU4. experienced; good city ref
erence. Telephone North 1853. D.. VII
liams. " ID
Of any kind Met. 0376, 10"
Evening star., 1936-08-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

DOSANLoS oNE'sh UNI I1ES.
PAwNBROKERs' EXCHANGE. clothing
and furniture. Met. 6211. 15'
BEAUTY SHOP. latest equipment. nearly
new for booths: cost over 81 900; viii
Mt. Pleasant ST. NV. Adams 1855.
CABINET AND WOODWORKING SHOP,
complete. for rent; located LIST commercial
zone, ne. section: might consider selling:
reas. Address Box 21S-B. Star oflce. 16S
LARGE AND VALUABLE BUILDING. now
leased and occupied, as cafe. with on-sale
floor. Address Box 2I3-B. Star ONCE. IS"
OLD ESTABLISHED BAKERY for sale
doing good business; owner retiring. Ad-
dress Box 217-B. Star ONCE. 16'
SHOE MACHINERY for sale: Lands stitch
snd nIShsI n eTceent eGRdsGp si1i
pm. To-
WANTED-Experienced responsible party
to take charge Of equipped dining room
and kitchen. catering to the better cIsSs
of business in an ideal site. Address Box
444-B. Star office.
INVESTIGATE this unusual opportunity.
double brick garage Excellent location,
near Capitol. Income. $3.50 monthly with
owners quarters. Will sell house and
furniture at reasons6ie price ddrS uostanEaSi Eox
1O5-B Star ofice.
WANTED-Broker who pays cash for good
LIN. sebring. Fla. BOX 324.
FOR RENT OR SALE. several large buils-
ings in the northwest downtown section
containing over 1000 SO. it, of space. Also
two lots facing r ST.. adjacent to this prop-
erty suitable for any contractor or business
Of any kind desiring space in this section.
f'en' PERCY Fl. RUSSELL COMPANY.
1871 X st, NV
Evening star., 1936-08-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AIR COMPRESSOR. Mersoll Rand on
truck curb and road forms. pumps, grad
ers, trucks tank trucks concrete buggieS
and hoDpers. 1900 Bladensburg rd. l5'
BED ROOM SUITE, rugs, breakfast set
dining room suite, 'ehifforobe, Underwood
typewriter. crib, wicker suite>- odd beds,
dressers, revolving bookcase, refrigerator.
Rsslman 1908 Georgia ave.
7-PIECE BED ROOM SET. 1920 Fuller
st NV. A1t. SOB.
BICYCLk ERoIlfast and other hiRh-grade
wheels HaZelton Bicycle & Sporting
Goods Store 424 9th NV
BLACK AND WHITE sWAGGER. new,
hand -kHk ed, moss stitch; medium size.
3220 Conn ave. Apt. 3l7.
BRICKS; lumber in all sizes including floor
ing and sheathing; h.-w. radiators. gas
heating boilers. Arcola heaters. doors. sash.
plumbing fixtures. etc. Herfurth 3l2 IAN
St sw.
CAMERAS We buy sen trade used canf-
sras Cine kodaks and projectors Bar
gains daily. Robbins. 529 14th st. NV.
COUNTER, handsome glass top and panel
work like new: suitable for rathskeller. bar.
or cafeteria. Herfurtb. 316 14th st. sw.
DIAMOKx BARGAINS A very elhe COM
plete sesection of unredeemed diamonds
watches and iewelry for sale at prices
much below their regular values Save
25qe to 40T All merchandise GUAR
ANTEED as to weight color and perfec-
tion Buses LEAVING lth end Pa eve.
stop at our door HORNING LOAN OFFICE
south end Highway Bridge oppoSits Wash.
inRton Airport
1Continued on Next PsRsS
Evening star., 1936-08-15
HELP-WOMEN,

BEAUTY OPERATOR: must be experienced
and of neat appearance. Apply in person
III 1th St ne.
BOOKKEEPING TEACHER AND LTBRAR-
private school Georsia ZOO.
GIRL OR WOMAN white. settled. to care
tor small apt: and child stay nightS.
LADY SANDWICH MAKER. Apply Mary
land Lunch, 1410 H ST. NV, am. L.
LADY, young. refined. to entertain chill
dren. Small school. Address Box 2sI-B'
Star office.
MARKERS experienced. in wholesale dry
cleaning plant. 1888 Buchanan ST. NV.
MILLINERY sALESLADY. Apply between
= and pm. Mountford. 3104 14th st. NV.
sALESLADIES. experienced. dresses, and
coats: permanent POSITIONS well paid DO
pio not snpy & unless eS,a t1er0ugns G experienced
SALESLADY for fur coats. thoroughly ex-
perienceG highest salary and commission
paid Apply Morton'S, 3l4 9TH st. NV.
Natl 1851.
MATTRESSES white. must be experienced
in arm service Neat appearance, under
30 wears of age. Steady position. Refer
ences required. Apply Tally-Ho Tea Shop.
$40 18th NV, after pm. No phone
calls
YOUNG LADY, for telephone solicitation.
Must be experienced and have a record of
proven ability TO close contract; good gen.
t s6ai xnowledgs & OF aSysrtisns lsn and be able pie
right % party % Apply e With ful aE psrriculafs h9r
references, etc. Address Box 469-C. Star
ONCE
YOUNG LADY. soda dispenser with lunch
eonette experience. Hillcrest Pharm., 2Sl2
Alabama ave.
YOUNG LADY for relief work Saturday
and Sunday evening. to IL. Able TO
handle cash and run cigar and news
stand. Apply at newsstand, Harrins on
Hotel.
YOUNG WOMAN alert CAPABLE: for sales
work in dental field, experience as dental
assistant or in dental Office desirable;
steady work: salary. Address Box 269-B.
Star ONCE. before noon Monday 49,
MATTRESSES, experienced. no others need
apply; is to 80 years old, preferably 10
live nearby Apply ready TO work, the
Arlington Restaurant 2SO5 Wilson blvd.
Clarendon, Va. Take Clarendon BallsJon
bus.
JEWELRY SALESCIRL EXPERIENCED
YOUNG: STATE AGE. QUALIFICATIONS
AND EXPERIENCE: REFERENCE WANTED.
ADDRESS BOX 42S-D. STAR OFFICE
Evening star., 1936-08-15
WANTED-SALESMEN

LIQUOR SALESMAN, experienced; good
opportunity, established line; must be hus-
tier; reference required. Address Box
4SS-B, Star once. 16"
REAL ESTATE statesmen WANTED-Our
once has very successful record in
Northern Va, but of late we find that we
cannot take care OF our prospects and our
houses without increasing our personnel.
We will therefore. take on 3 or addi-
tional experienced real estate statesmen
with the following Qualifications. Honesty,
men we will give 1909 cooperation and II
necessary some financial assistance, Ap-
ply in person to M Lazo, Realtor. 2s0I
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. For appoint
ment. call CLARENDON IA or Walnut $3.50.
sALESMEN tc sell Frigidaires. washers.
oil burners. ircners and furniture; salary
and commission. Apply sos H St ne
SALEsMEN--Most profit, easy selling;
doggie cards, horse, cat pictures Write
N. B. Hensley. ~ w. 32nd ST, N. Y
Statesmen with following among restau-
rants and taverns; good proposition: full
OF side line. Capitol Sea Food Co. 101
o Street Market.
ATTENTION, BOOK AND
ENCYCLOPEDIA SALES
MEN. A NEW PLAN OF
FERS REAL LIVE LEADS.
APPLY MR.. REID. P. F.
COLLIER CO., SECOND
NATL. BANK BLDG.
Evening star., 1936-08-15

SALESMAN. experienced. mems tailoring,
to call on trade outside. Must know how TO
sell and take measurements on suits. Goa is
made to measure. Address Box 210-B
Evening star., 1936-08-15

TIRE CHANGERS experienced: good pay
for willing workers. Apply 3446 14th
Evening star., 1936-08-15

PORTER. colored. experienced: references
Apply Bunker Hill Pharmacy. COLL Bunker
Hill ri n .
Evening star., 1936-08-15

PRESSER. part time. wanted at once; must
be experienced. 2607 14th st. NV.
PLASTERERS. white wanted immediately
Apply southeast corner 18th and Chaplin
SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1936-08-15

SODA DISPENSERS. experienced. night
work. Calvert Pharmacy. 1900 Conn. ave
n "
Evening star., 1936-08-15

UPHOLsTERER. first class: state wages
expected. Address Box 2S9-B, Star ofice.
Evening star., 1936-08-15
HELP-DOMESTIC.

HELP-DOMESTlC
cHILD.s NURSE. white or colored. to take
care of 3 children under. 5 years Of age;
references necessary. Call Clev. 0214.
COOK AND HoUsEKEEPER.. white, for
references; good salary. Adams 1864.
COOK AND HoUSEWoRKER. excellent;
butler chauffeur and handy man. Good
permanent position for q first-class couple.
Address Box 203-B. Star office. 16'
GIRL. white or colored. for general house,
work. No cooking. 500 Irving st. NV.
Aoply grocery store.
GIRL. white for general housework, small
apartment: stay nights. Apply 101l Rit-
GIRL. white, for care of baby and Ink;
S5 q week. room and board. Call District
$3.50. after 2 pm.
GIRL. white care of baby .and eeneral
housework: stay nights. Call in person.
4012 3rd NV.
GIRL or WOMAN. white. not over 40. for
housework; plain cooking. No objection en-
ploying widow with ] child Rm.. board
$50 month. Hyattsvtlle 4Ss.
a5ousEKzEEEPER, white or colored. care of
ssSs7 Somerset pl. NV.
HOUSEXEEPER-Refin white woman
Ger2ap preferred. Upstairs room. Only
capahs person need apply. 1924 44th ST.
HoUsEKEEPER middie-aged. for suburban
home. One who desires good home with
salary. Apply after pm. 1904 Penn
ave: Sc.
MAID. white. for smslf apt two in family
Must be good cook. clean. healthy honest;
have drivers permit. State age. refer
ences. religion. where borr and wages ex-
pected in first letteN Sleep out. Address
Box 2A6-B. Star ONCE II"
MAN AND WOMAN. colored; good cook and
houssworker; man, butler-chauffeur. gen.
eral handy man. Must be Thoroughly ca
pable and furnish good references Excel
lent permanent position for right couple.
Address Box 204-B, Star ofice is"
WOMAN. white. nfHldle-aged. to take care
small child and small house; SIS week. room
and board. Greenwood 1S29-W. sAse 2
pm.
WOMAN. colored. neat. with good local
nuree. for general work as housemaid and
lady's aide Two in family; apartment:
stay nights. Phone Decatur 1884. sitter
4:30 pm. 16'
Evening star., 1936-08-15

mission: must be thoroughly experienced.
Address Box Abb. Star once.
RADIO SERVICE MAN: must have 10
years experience at actual radio service,
car and references. Good job for right
man. The Kennedy Radio, Inc, 1919 14th
st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-08-15

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. to act
as assistant manager; must be thoroughly
experienced. honest and reliable: wonder
ful chance for advancement: small salary
to start. Do not apply unless you mean
business. Address Box 42O-B. Star ONCE
Evening star., 1936-08-15

MEN (2l. neat appearing to mn vacancies
caused by promotions. 1917 F ST. NV,
Suite 3Ol-5
Evening star., 1936-08-15
SITUATIONS-MEN.
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

YOUNG MAN wants general Office work or
inside salesman: have good appearance and
good references. Lincoln 1896 IS"
Evening star., 1936-08-15

MEN, married several. with sales ability.
to represent large insurance company: SAL
sry and commission. Apply 404. Machinist
Blds 9th and Nj Vernon pl
Evening star., 1936-08-15

statesmen. experienced in outside selling.
exceptional proposition for producers. Ap-
DIV Ar eth st NV.
Evening star., 1936-08-15

and of neat appearance. Apply in person.
Fl 1th st. ne.
pOOXYrEp1AIcs ,I-rA c,1Ir,ro AMI I rpp D :
Evening star., 1936-08-15

LET the Carolina Decorating Co. give
YOU an estimate on YOUR painting. paper
ma. caulkine and weather proofinE be-
fore the Fall rush. Lincoln 1905. 1hs
Evening star., 1936-08-15

YOUNG LADY DRIVING TO LOUIS
vile. KY. about Tues. can take 3 pas
sengers; ref. eXch. Cleve. 0s21.
DRIVING TO ORLANDO. FLA. SEPT. /:
will take pass. $40 each. MARGARET
K. FIEDT. 3lS E Capitol st. Line. 9703.
WANTED-TWO PASSENGERS TO BIR-
mingham Ala. leaving 2:2rd returning
Labor dsv: Chrysler Airf1oW sedan. Can
Atlantic 016S. It,
Evening star., 1936-08-15

GOVERNESS or companion desires posi-
ton: experienced high school graduate.
EVELYN Paulette. Columbia 5000.
LADY DESIRES position as nurse-com-
panion 10 invalid or conValescent. Rel.
ences. Decatur 62hO 1Rs
Evening star., 1936-08-15

WHITE MAN for night duties at apart
mept house, around 40 years old Hotel
with elevators. switchboard and oil
burners. Address Box 164-B. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-08-15

CARRIER BOYS. Ii years and over. TO
deliver The Evening and Sunday Star in
territory in northwest section of CITY
bounded by New York ave. Penna. ave.
9th St, and New Jersey ave Apply Room
l04. Evening Star Building. Monday and
Tuesday. ! pm. 10 3 pm.
Evening star., 1936-08-15

MEN PRESSERS must be experienced and
very fast. Apply Vogue Cleaners, S26
BladenSburg I'd. ne.