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Evening star., 1936-11-08

Statesmen. one or two. to sell jewelry on
commission basis, part or full time; no exp.
necessary. Address Box 155-S. Star ONCE:
BONDS or Investments salesman for at.
tractive issue having highest approval
and income. Also man TO build women
SELL STEEL SHELF MOLDING, celluloid
sfPs Preins Prsss ia whit white S s New
sALEsMEN-BOOK MATCHES printed
with customers own ad... Statesmen to sell
either as side line or full time. Excellent
State Mach ace s5S hrosd
way, New York.
SALESMEN wanted for local and nearby
protected territory. Full time. permanent
future with old concern manufacturing
ns Of xeuge I've easndaEs ne aaa
business. Modest. but adequate. expense
allowance to start and liberal commissions
remttted weekly t ore Give sSe sop 6o
MEN WANTEDmmDo you want a. Sales
Our sales Proposition' has ,1oo per
cent demand Rating" with little or no
uDSn DS To- assist In
completing sales. No canvassing. No com:
mission splitting. A Real Opportunity"
for highly satisfactory earnings TO con-
Aad1sss sSienssSai Box xos1sr sask star e once. dee
AMERICAS finest established cemetery of
s as Hh l1o So
I ciosers 1I avnaiIsbls n no Splits. HIsis commits.
sions and "Sales Executive" positions to
ihoss ess n. maEnf x app lnS pGD
Monday and Tuesday.
Evening star., 1936-11-08

SANTA CLAUS
In a Washington depart
ment store. A kindly, hu-
morous white man who can
hold the interest of children.
Address Box 1865, Star
office.
Evening star., 1936-11-08

The Washington Philatelic Society
will meet at the Hotel Carlton, Six
teenth street, Wednesday evening at
8. Program arrangements include an
auction, with Morton o. Cooper in
charge. Visitors welcome.
Evening star., 1936-11-08

Bernard will speak and Charles
Kohen will exhibit. The public is
invited to attend.
Evening star., 1936-11-08
A GOOD SUGGESTION:
If you want q better position

Accounting and Secretarial Courses
SPEED DICTATION-SUPERIO PLAN.
Many of our students have passed Gov
ernment examinations during the past sew
sfANrrELD sEcEkTARIAL SCHOOL.
Evening star., 1936-11-08

The Washington Collectors Club.
Branch S, Society of Philatelic Amer
leans, will meet at the Thomson
School Tuesday evening at 8. D. M.
Evening star., 1936-11-08

The Washington Stamp Club of the
Air will meet over Station VOL to-
morrow evening at 9:l5. Albert F.
Kunze, leader, will discuss History
and Philately."
Evening star., 1936-11-08
SAlESMEk.

AMAZING new home cleaner. beats electric
vacuum; sells under g; cleans Ike magie' &c
tails free. Kristee. Dept. It's. AKRON. ONO
COAST-TO-COASTS SALES organization. es-
tablished 90 years. with thousands OF re.
peat customers everywhere; a So product
with ever-increasing forced demand. with
commissions running high as $3.50 weekly,
S1OO weekly being common, because OF ex-
pansion program. REQUIRES one high-claaSss a:ss
Co.. Desk II. sos So. Dearborn. Chicago.
MEN WANTED DIMMEDIATELY-Good pay
every day; steady work all year on your
own Rawleigh route. which are established he'd
successes throughout America: over 200
daily necessities needed every home; steady
repeaters; big profits; lowest prices; best
values: experience not needed: use our capi-
tai. Rawleigh's. Dept. DCK-4-K. Chester. Pa.
SALESMEN-Complete line book matches.
labels. sales books. garage forms. calendars.
Christmas cards. business stationery, etc.
comm. daily; free sales portfolio David
Lionel Press, 312-HX. S. Hamilton, Chicago.
Evening star., 1936-11-08
HELP MEN.
1O-MEN--10

4O-IxClN-4O
for day and night work; good pay. steady
ence required. Apply 4os Commerce and
Savings Building. -7th g. z sts. NV. 1880
am. Monday. mo other timeD
THE J. r. WATKINS CO.
can use men for route work: territories
fFe re e a6 no required
apply 5l3 * st. NV. after am.
SALESMAN.
jority, YOU. too Win win in 1917 Il You You
on the best proposition since 1929. You
he sTeaiest auto@o6ile @ vaiae VIII be mere here
one of the best selling ORGANIZATIONS in The
city It's going TO be Parkway year. See
Jerry kearney. 4030 Wisconsin ave. NV.
FURNISHINGS
statesmen.
II you have had experience in selling
mems furnishings and are interested in
working during the Christmas season. ap-
@ amy das deD aoom to sd4 1890 the
RALEIGH Haberdasher.
FURNITURE SALESMEN-
PERMANENT POSITION
FOR THOSE WHO QUAIL
IFY. APPLY P. J. NEE CO.,
1106 G ST. NV.
WANTED! EXPERIENCED
OIL BURNER statesmen.
WE PAY THE HIGHEST
KNOWN COMMIS SION.
CALL IN PERSON AT OUR
SHOW ROOM AND INVES-
TIGATE THIS PROPOSE
TION. F. N. LORIA, $500
WIS. AVE, BETHESDA, MD.
YOUNG MAN for Credit Of
flee handling automobile in
Stallment accounts. Typing
and collection experience eS-
Sential. State age, expe-
rience and salary expected.
Address Box 454-R, Star
Office.
A DEPARTMENT STORE
DESIRES THE SERVICES
OF A MAN TO ACT IN THE
G A P CITY OF SANTA
CLAUS. STATE AGE, EX-
PERIENCE AND SALARY
EXPECTED. ADDRESS BOX
29O-S. STAR OFFICE.
BICYCLE and wheel goods
sales. The Hecht Co. desires
the services of experienced
bicycle and wheel goods sales
men for it's toy dept. Apply
employment office, between
Evening star., 1936-11-08
SALESMAN.
lCauttust.a

WANTED-Men and women TO sell real
estate: one-quarter million Increased pop
ket on upgrade; all or part time: also TO
Gordon. 1927 Eye st. NV. Dist. $3.50.
MEN WANTED5AA a. real ,cpportunity for
as we train you in our business. Steady
employment with above average earnings.
No canyassing. Apply Room 200. 1427 Eye
st. w. between and pm.
TWO SALESMEN for combined floor duty
ard outside work: locally your connection
will be with one of the three largest houses
AFRAID Of work we want to talk With YOU
To two men qualifying thorough train
ing course will be given with opportunity
for immediate compensation. Address Box
05-S. Star office.
TELEPHONE sALEsMEN: full co-opera-
tion; sood earnnss;o @ ,o salary and c commits
SALARY AND COMMISSION to sell elec-
trio refrigerators. electric ranges. cabinets.
etc; all-electric kitchens to builders for
Houses In fepiy % state age a educsto1 Dushe and
past experience. Address Box 1865. Star
SALESMAN. familiar with roofing and
SSd6 siding Apply l;sn TO-DAY. G. s. Kalfase Met.
MEN AND WOMEN TO sell houses. acreage
and building lots. in and near D. G. for
owner; part or all time OPPORTUNITY to to
years. FULTON +. GORDON. 1877 Eye
SALESMAN
To sell strong, popular price mems short
line, retail trade: Louis Miller Co.. lI99
Broadway New York.
American Automobile Association
wants several men in membership de;
partment, to secure new membership and
automobile insurance Must be residents
Bethesda. Rockville. Mt: Rainier. Silver
Spring or Hyattsyille. and must have cars.
Evening star., 1936-11-08
The Worlds Largest
Motor Federation,

your will be known wherever you 60 you
will receive courteous reception and you
may make a career as a club man.
Special training class starting November
eleventh. Apply after Il noon Monday
and before O'Clock Tuesday. Mills Build
ing. Pennsylvania avenue at 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1936-11-08

The National Federation of Stamp
Clubs has voted against approx
ing a commemorative for the opening
of the Northwest Territory.
Evening star., 1936-11-08
THE Z r. WATKINS CO

are established; no experience require
II from SIS to $50 per week interests yo
Apply BIB K st. n W.. after - am.
Evening star., 1936-11-08

for day and night work; good pay steady
employment. Neat appearance. good refer
ence required. Apply 40S Commerce and
Savings Building. 7th & sts NV, 1880
a m. Monday. mo other timel
Evening star., 1936-11-08

For the first Ecuadorian philatelic
exhibition, which opened October 20,
the government of Ecuador produced
a special series of triangular stamps,
as follows: &c, green; SC, purple; 10c,
carmine; zoe, black; SOC, blue, and
IS, red.
Afghanistan brought out a sop
autographed stamp Of symbolic de-
Evening star., 1936-11-08

Roosevelt wins by an overwhelming ma
3ority. You, too. will win in 1887 II you
on the best proposition since 1929. You
must be young and ambitious. with de-
the greatest automobile value will be here
Saturday. November IA. so Join up with
one OF the best selling ORGANIZATIONS in she
city It's going TO be Parkway year. See
'Jerry" KearneY 4Qan Wiscnnsin ave n T
Evening star., 1936-11-08

Collectors who have friends in
Buenos Aires should arrange for covers
from the Pan-American Conference,
an occasion already historic.
Evening star., 1936-11-08
FURNISHINGS
statesmen.

II you have had experience in selling
mems furnishings and are interested in
working during the Christmas season ap-
ply any day. 10 am. to IL noon at the
personnel dept. room 204, 1920 st,
Evening star., 1936-11-08

Delegates of Rumania, Czechoslo-
vakia. Yugoslavia. Turkey and Greece
recently met at Bucharest to discuss
plans for a more effective postal alli-
ance. Among the suggestions offered
for consideration was a proposal for
issuing stamps which would be valid
for use in any or all of the countries
subscribing to the agreement.
Evening star., 1936-11-08

The Capital Precancel Club will
meet at the Thomson School. Twelfth
street, tomorrow evening at 8.
Evening star., 1936-11-08

statesmen experience unnecessary. SAL
ary plus bonus; expenses advanced II
needed; special proposition for man with
| sedan. Apply 709 Otis Bldg. $40 18th ST.
Evening star., 1936-11-08

CIVIL SERVICE COURSES.
Resident home study: many subjects;
questions. answers BOYD'S. 1888 st.
CONTRACT BRIDGE.
Glasses Morning, Afternoon and Evening.
MRS DIXIE T. WRIGHT.
Culbertson Master Teacher.
1O2S Conn. Ave Metropolitan 2161.
Evening star., 1936-11-08

Thomas F. Armstrong, jr., will give
series of lectures on stamp collecting
under the auspices of the extension
division of Temple University, Phila-
delphia.
Evening star., 1936-11-08

The American Philatelic Society
convention of 1887 will be held in
Detroit Tuesday to Friday, August 81
to September 3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06
RENAME DERW|N
 AS LEAGUE HEAD
Industrial Games Begin May l0-Carney Also
 Reelected

Reelection of William J. Derwin and Thomas e. Carney as president and vice-president of the Industrial Twilight Baseball League took place last night at Q meeting of managers in the park department offices of the city hall, with Harry x. Cashin named treasurer and Ned Farley, secretary of the league.
 Uncertainty as to the intentions of the Bristol Company team enter ing the league came up when 1t did not have Q representative at the meeting. Opening games for Tues day, May 18th were agreed upon as follows:
 Naugatuck Chemical will face the defending champions, American Brass, on the No. Hamilton field and the newly-entered Conn. Light and Power Go. nine will meet the Waterbury Button aggregation on the No. 9 field, while Chase and sco- will will battle 1t out at Fulton park. All games are slated to get underway at 6:46 p. m.
 The Clock team drew 6 bye, but should the Bristol team decide to come in, the two will meet in the fourth inaugural contest. The race will consist of two series, the winners of each to meet in the finals for the league title.
 Pres. Derwin announced that ap- plications from umpires and scorers will be received next week for con- sideration.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06
VALLEW LEAGUE
 NAMES SCHEDULED

Four games will usher in the baseball season Sunday afternoon for Naugatuck Valley Amateur League baseball teams with South Meriden playing at Thomaston; Litchfield at Ansonia, Woodbury at Torrington and Hopeville at Chesh- ire, according to managers and of ficials who met at the Watertown home of Walter McGowan last night. The league officers, President Julius Biener, Vice-President Me- GoWan and Secretary Joe Farrell will be present at three of the four games, each officer taking one con- test.
 A box of fine cigars was presented to former President Charles B. Ber- trnnd of Watertown for his work as league proxy last year, with the compliments of the league. The de- lending champions, the Watert0wn Princetons are not entered in league competition this year, which makes it . "wide-open" race for the pen- nant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06
NAUGATUCK WOMEN
 TOP PLATES MILLS

Naugatuck, May 6EThe Nauga. tuck Y. M. 0. A. Ladies Volley ball team defeated the Platts Mills Lad les in four straight, l5-6, l5-0, l5-0, and 16-3. The two team mixed to- gether, having three borough play CTS ard three Platts Mills, and the same on the opposite side, and the games were bettered scored, '15-S, l6-9. Both groups enjoyed the showers and ashort swim, when they journey to the cafeteria, where "Speck" O'Donnell had coffee sandwiches, and cakes. Many spec tators followed the Platts Mills group as reuters and about 36 en- joyed the evening.
 Players of the Platts Mills were: Leona steinle, Mrs. Frank Baker, Mrs. Leslie Baker, Ruth Schneer, Dot 6tofIord, Kay Lattimer, Jean Braun, Mrs. Louis Braun, Libby Durrett, and Catherine Durrett.
 Naugatuck players were: Ann Erickson, Anna Nolde, Ann Daniels, Nell Moritis, Evelyn Klambt, Bessie Lenners, Jennie Mag, and Eva Dan- iels. Mrs. Gladys Reilly helped in serving the guests.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06
EXCAVATIONS ARE
 SET FOR ACTION

The Recreatoin A. o. baseball team will meet Thursday night at Fulton park for Q final practice be- fore engaging the Washington Hills in the City Amateur league opener Sunday.
 Coach Paul Bernier of the Recs expects to have well balanced club of veterans and youngsters to be a dark horse in the city circuit this summer.
 No Certainties
 At the present writing, first string positions have not yet been assigned but a tentative infield will see Frankie Day at third base, Danny Perrine at short, Buzz" Me- Grath at second and the llaru hit- ting Howie Kraft at first base. The outfield will see Jack Hyland, Jim Morton, Whitey German, George Platt and several veterans in ac- ton. The Recs will shift McGrath to the outfield when an experienced second baseman is signed.
 Charley Lefty" Keeley will be on the mound against the Hills with Dig George" Platt in reserve.
 Practice is scheduled for 6:30 o. clock Thursday at Fulton park. All players and candidates of City League calibre are urged to be pres ent for the final workout.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06
Grammar School
 Baseball

Merriman, Croft, slocum and Driggs were opening day Grammar School league baseball winners yes- terday, the Walsh team being shut out go by Eddie Sullivan who gave his opponents just one hit in the six inning encounter, while Lombardi Of Merriman hit home run and Cry nick also hit well.
 Webster lost @ "a game to Croft, four runs in the final inning settling the issue, after tight game has been played up to that point, Jones giving the Webster team two hits.
 Slocum was a 9-7 winner over sprague in a free-hitting, free-scor- ing contest at Fulton Park the teams scoring II runs in the first three innings of play, while three more in the sixth put the game on ice for the north end lads. There were % hits and miscues also tab- bed in the game.
 Today's schedule follows:
 At Hamilton park, Chase will face Hendricken on Diamond No. 1, while Rockville will cross bats with Anderson on Diamond No. ?.
 At Washington park, Hopeville takes on the Park road outfit.
 At Fulton park, Bunker Hill will meet the B. w. Tinker array.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06

Even stephen
 Each country won one match and they split the other to leave the team score: Great Britain 1h; United States 1h.
 Greatest upset of the morning play was the feat of Mrs. Marjorie Ross Garon, tall slim Englishwoman, and her teammate Wanda Morgan, British women's champion last year, who held the favored American team of Mrs. Glenna Collett Ware, captain, and red-haired Patty Berg of Minneapolis, al even in a ding -dong l8-hole duel.
 Other Results
 Jessie Anderson, Perth, Scotland, and Mrs. Helen Holm, Troon, scot- land, defeated Mrs. Opjal s. Hill, Kansas City and Charlotte Glutting, South Orange, N. J.; three and two. Mrs. Maureen Orcutt Crews, Coral Gables, Fla, and Mrs. L. L. Cheney, Santa Monica, Cal, defeated Mrs. J. B. Walker, Ireland, and Pam Bar- ten, London, two and one.
 The series ends this afternoon with six singles matches.
 A slim crowd of 800 witnessed the morning rounds, played in Q heavy fog. Players on both teams wore heavy sweaters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06
NAUCATUCK AND
 WILEY PAIRED
Baseball Rivals Clash Sat- urday-BOrOugh Team
 Is Strong

Naugatuck, May 6.-The Nauga- tuck high school baseball team will face another of its important rivals Saturday, Wilby high of Waterbury, the game to be played at Recreation field. Naugatuck has three main rivals in all sports, Crosby, Wilby and Ansonia. It has trimmed both Crosby and Ansonia and hopes to make Q clean sweep by sending Wilby to the cleaners Saturday.
 The locals continued their batting spree yesterday, downing Ansonia l5-6 and getting IS hits including triples by Anderson and Poust and doubles by Anderson, Nolan and Barchinski.
 AnsOnia Furry
 Ansonia found Ed Nolan, Nauga- tucks starting twirler for two runs in the first and one more in the third. Naugatuck, however, put the game almost on ice in the first by getting six runs, and added 3 in the fourth, four in the sixth and one each in the seventh and eighth innings. Ansonia scored three runs in @ ninth-inning rally.
 Began releived Nolan early in the tussle and did Q good job. The local support was not quite as good as t has been in other games.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06
.SHIKAT,BEATEN TWICE BY BABA,
 IS EXCLAMATION
Detroit Armenian May Get Marshall Bout in Denver
 as Result of Win

New York, May 6.-(PU)-Harry Ezekian of Detroit, or Ali Baba the "Terrible Turk" as he prefers to be known, brought to the motor city additional sports fame today-the heavyweight wrestling champion ship.
 The pot-bellied Turk removed all doubts as to his championship cal- fore when the former titleholder. Dick shikat of Germany, succumbed after 53 1-2 minutes of grappling in Madison Square Garden last night.
 Ais victory apparently satisfied the last questioner of his superiority in the wrestling business-the New York athletic commission.
 It was the second time All had "won the title" in the last 10 days, but the commission ruled Shikats defeat in Detroit didn't count be- cause of Michigan's mo decision" law, So, 1t all had to be done over again under the commissions watchful eye.
 All went about accomplishing his task in the best modern tradition elbowing, kneeing, showing and tickling. Shikat added @ few special ties like tweaking the Turks nose or yanking his walrus mustachios after which Ali would implore Al lah," for aid.
 shikat's defeat scrambled plans for a championship bout with Ev- erett Marshall at Denver, Colo, May 22, but some of the wrestling moguls at the ringside indicated that 1t might be arranged for Ali Baba, the new champion, to substitute for Shikat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06
LOCAL GERMANS
 MEET HARTFORD

A soccer natural bringing to- gether the Turner's -Ameri- cans leaders of the State Amateur League, and the Hartford Germans of the state league will take place at the Brassco Park Sunday afternoon in the first local game in cup com petition. This competition which is statewide and includes the leaders in the Amateur league and the State league is statewide and in the form of an elimination contest. The game is called for 3:30 p. m. and Campbell will officiate.
 The club will hold an important meeting at the Turner's hal Friday night to complete preparations for the trip to Schenectady, N. Y. where the local Turner's will meet the Schenectady Turner's in an inter state meet next Saturday. Every player wishing to make the trip is requested to be present. The meet ing will get underway at 8 sharp.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06
SS. PETER-PAUL
 SOFTBALL MEET

Commissioner George c. Daly has called the initial meeting of the Sts. Peter and Paul softball league for Friday night in the basement of the school at o'clock.
 It is expected that the league will include six teams this year with games to be played on Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights dur ing the summer.
 Daly is making extensive plans for the opening games which will in- clude q march to the fiagpole and the presenting of the championship to Jack Handicap" Cody.
 All players who participated last year are requested to be presented at this meeting along with any new applicants. Some of those who have already signed up are, George Daly, Jack Cody, Bill Gleason, Eddie kier- nan. Ray KieFnan, Ray WFenn, John WFenn. Al Paul, Jim Murphy, Dan LaWiey. John LAwley, Joe Whale. Freddie Mealnno, Blll HaF- vey. I'd o'ConnoF. I'd BolgeT. Pepper JacobsOn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06
ST. FRANCIS SMOKER
 TOMORROW NIGHT

A fine program of entertainment including four wrestling bouts and as many boxing bouts will be seen by those in attendance at @ smoker and entertainment arranged by Edward v. Curley. The action will begin shortly after 8 o'clock to- morrow night at St. Francis hall. One of the feature mat bouts will bring together Irony the Barber" and Eddie Hes for the burping championship of Washington Hill. Special vocal selections and tap- dancing will also be part of the program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06
A1erican And British Women AM Euen After Three Matches
Wherein ] Hop On McLarnin Wagon
By DAN PARKER

THE MADISON SQUARE Garden Corporation
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