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Evening star., 1936-12-11
MUCH MAT TALENT
OUT AT GALLAUDET
Blues Hopeful of Retaining D. c.
A. A. U. Wrestling Laurels
Won Last Winter,

AN UNPRECEDENTED number of
candidates has aroused hope of
another successful wrestling team at
Gallaudet College, which last year
won the District A. A. U. champion
ship. The Blues schedule opens a
week from tonight, when they play
host to the grapplers from the Balti-
more Polytechnic Institute in the
Kendall Green gym.
Having sent % candidates through
daily PAGES ever since the foot ball
season ended in mid-November,
Coach Olaf Tollefson was about ready
to name a regular team today, al
though selections at this time are not
entirely assured of starting next Fri
day night.
Likely selections, on the basis of
the past months drills, are George
Culbertson, unlimited; Will Rogers,
ITS; Hubert Sellner, 165; Earl Jones,
1855; Otto Berg, las; Felix Kowalew-
ski, 1856; John Glassett, 126, and Clax-
ton Hess, 118. Kowalewski and Glas-
sett have advanced from the weight
divisions in which they wrestled last
year, Glassett having been twice
champion of the 118-pound division.
Milan Mrkobrad is giving Sellner
serious competition in the 165-pound
division, continuing the same skill
which almost won him the A. A. U.
championship of that class last year.
Fred Cobb and Earl Jones are other
contenders in the 155-pound divi-
sions, while Raymond Atwood is
l45-pound rival of Berg.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
Pitts High Rating Is Justified
COIOniaIs Far Outrate Other
Capital Area College Eleuens
In williamson System Table

ATINGS 6l4 ball based played through De-
cmb 6-they virtually final ratings as less than dozen con-
tests including the various "bow battles be
George Washington well ahead Of others in the Washington
according the Williamson scientific
Coonia included the following table the
Columbia No 44th Nations
of 85 78
Catholic University 1o7h 704
rated 1885, and Wilson College 6ooh the list rating of 16
the Atlantic Catholic
MARYLAND the Southern the Eagles Blues Wilson
in the Maryand-D District of Columbia No
well
standings ratings of the
national listing left rating scaled
of consistent
than $500 8 efficient
Tho atinorf oIou
Evening star., 1936-12-11
BIG WINTER CARD
FOR NAVY SPORTS
Varsity and PIebe Squads
to Be Active-BasketerS
First to Start.

A NNAPOLIS, December IL
~ With schedules in varsity
~ gymnastics and small-bore
4 \ rifle shooting and some plebe
branches still to be announced, the
Navy has listed 46 contests in Win
ter sports and II for the plebes.
All but seven varsity contests will
take place at the academy, as well as
all the plebe matches.
Basket ball will lead of, the Navy
playing the University of Baltimore
at Annapolis on January 2. The one
trip of the basketers is to New York
to meet Columbia February s, while
the season ends with the Army game
at Annapolis on February 20.
The boxing team meets the same
four top-notchers as last year. the sea-
son ending with a match against Penn
State at State College.
The wrestlers end their season by
meeting Lehigh at Bethlehem March
6. The final home match is with
Nebraska, newcomer on the sched-
ule. February 81.
The swimmers will be the only Navy
athletes to meet two opponents away
from Annapolis. They contest against
Princeton at Princeton on February 10,
and against Pennsylvania at Philadel-
phia the following day.
Two matches with Yale at Annap-
oils on February 20 and at New Haven
on March 6 feature the schedule of
the fencers. The schedules:
Varsity.
Basket ball-January ., University of
Western Maryland; l6. University Of Pitts
bureh: 20; University Of Virginia; 23. La
m yrsn MarTsnd Tssn 80
lat New York;: 10, william and Mary: 13.
Pennsylvania State: 20. United States
= ~WresslinsMJanaary %. " NJ. /: 80.
Nebraska; March 8. Lehigh (at Bethle-
Boxing-January 30. Western Mary
and o. sste 3a state
Swimming g~January is. Columbia; Feb
ruary -, Yale; -. Princeton lat, Prince
tom. 20 Pennsylvania tat Philadelphia !:
=. Dartmouth; March 3. Rutgers: q. Har-
Water polo-January 16, Columbia; 80.
SeW 2ors S - u
sylvania lat PhiladelphiaJ: %. West
Branch New York Y. NJ. c. A: March 3.
Rutgers.
Fencing-January 30. ST. Johns OF
adelphia; II. University of Pennsylvania;
20. Yale: -. Cornell: March d. Yale tat
New Haven): 10. Columbia; 20. Prince
ton.
Piebe.
Basket ball-January % Roosevelt of
Washington 30. Central of Washington:
February 6. Time: -. Dean Academy; 20,
Hun School.
Wrestling-January o3. v. NJ. I. fresh
men: February 13. Mercersburg: ~. Wyo-
ming Seminary.
Swimming-February6 g. Staunton NJ A.;
20. Pennsylyania freshmen; ~. Washing
ton Canoe Club.
Fencing-February 13. Pennsylvania
freshmen: March ,. Columbia freshmen:
20. Princeton freshmen.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
KEEPS SEMI.PR0 POST
Hans Wagner Scores as Official
in Base Ball Congress.

NEW YORK, December IL CP).-Re-
election of Honus Wagner, the old-time
Pittsburgh shortstop and one of base
balls most famous players, as commits
sioner of semi-pro base ball, by the
National Semi-pro Base Ball Congress
has been announced today.
Wagner's duties, which he assumed
q year ago, include ruling on all pro-
tests from district and State tourna-
ments under the sanction of the con-
gress, and supervising the national
finals. Last season he attended 20
State tournaments.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
AMOS N ANDY
TO REPEAT SHOW
Fan Mail May Make Minstrel
Presentation a Weekly
Feature.

n ELUGED with fan mail follow.
ing their inisial minstrel show
last Friday, Amos n ANDY
will repeat the performance
tonight with improvements and vari.
ations.
The guest stars will include Blossom
Seeley and Benny Fields, vaudeville
headliners and comedians. In addi-
ton, there will be new songs and
fresh gags.
The show, however, will feature Bill
Hay as interlocutor, Joseph Gallicchio
and his orchestra, Noble Gains male
singers, the Vagabonds, and q colored
quartet.
If the popularity Of the minstrel
show continues, Amos n Andy ara
planning to continue it as a regular
feature every Friday night. The other
four nights they will give the regular
program.
" A MERICA'S TOWN MEETING"
broadcast nationally each Thurs.
day, now proposes that 1t be even
more countrywide in scope.
So far, the open forum section In
which members of the immediate
audience fire questions at the speakers,
has been confined to Town Hall in
New York, the original point of the
broadcast. Under the new plan for
extension, groups meeting In other
cities simultaneously with the broad
cast, would have the same opportunity.
OPENING night of the Metropolitan
Opera House is going on the air.
but only the intermission.
An N. B. c. microphone will be
placed in the foyer and at other spots
where the audience gathers between
the acts so that an inquisitite an
nouncer can interview them much the
same as is done at a Hollywood OPEN
ing night. The date for the opening is
December 81.
IEssIcA DRAGoNErTE. nearing the
close of her long Service Hour
series, will feature special arrange
ment of Debussy's "Clair de Lune"
during her recital tonight at 8 over
WRC. She also will sing the "Addio,"
from Puccini's La Boheme," and
Smiths Those Songs My Mother Used
to Sing"
FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW. Made
leine Carroll and Tyrone Power
will re-enact scenes from their latest
picture. "Lloyds of London" as the
dramatic high light of the Hollywood
Hotel" program on wJSV at o. The
play depicts the life of two boys from
a little English seaport, one Of whom
becomes the founder Of big insurance
firm and the other, the hero Of
Trafalgar.
A MAN and woman in love meet a
public enemy while on a hike
through the woods-that Is the dra-
matte situation Of Afternoon Adven-
ture," play by Arch Oboler. which
will serve as Irene Rich's starring ve-
hicle on WMAL at 8.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
GALLAUDET QU|NT
SET FOR OPENER
Visits LoyoIa of Baltimore
Tomorrow Night-Card
Contains ID TiIts.

- ALLAUDET will open its bas-
ket ball season in Baltimore
tomorrow night when 1t sends
It's team onto the floor
against the Loyola five. The game will
be the. first of IA scheduled for the
Kendall Greeners this Winter, with
New Year day game with Long Island
University of New York, the feature
Of the season.
Only five of the games will be
played at home.
Three veterans will be in the Blues
starting lineup tomorrow-A Hoff-
meister, forward; Joe Burnett, center,
and Race Drake, guard. Hoffmeister
and Burnett, both exceptional players,
will be starting their last season for
Gallaudet as they are seniors and will
graduate next June. Drake, who won
second place in the recent free
throwing contest for local courtmen,
Is junior.
The lack of other seasoned players
has compelled Coach Wally Krug to
devote much of his time to the new
material with the hope of laying
foundations for future years. Ameri-
can and Southeastern Universities are
the only local teams on the Blues
schedule, which is as follows:
December u, Looyoia, Baltimore; 90.
York; 8. Towson Md Normal, Towson;
8, Alumni; 49, American u. American;
%. Southeastern Y. M. c. A.: 90, Balti-
February f. Johns Hopkins. Baltimore:
., Southeastern: II. Elizabethtown Col
March s. Eiizabethtown Collese. Eliza
bethtown.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
Spending Prince to Wed.

Prince Said Hahn, scion Of the
Egyptian royal house and cousin of
the present King Farouk, plans to
leave London and return to his native
land when he has wed an American
girl. After spending 100000 in
the pursuit of pleasure, he says he is
ready to settle down with his bride In
a fiat in Cairo or Alexandria.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
High Ranking Justified.

nESPITE the loss to Duquesne and
the scoreleSs tie with Fordham,
Pitt showed enough to rate the top
spot in the Eastern foot ball ratings.
You can't laugh off the 26-0 thump-
ing Jock Sutherlands boys handed
the Notre Dame eleven. Their 1876
victory over Nebraska, a truly strong
eleven, indicated that they were strong
enough at the close of the season to
give any team in the land an inter-
esting tussle.
The Huskies themselves were most
anxious to meet Pitt on New Year
day. For one thing. team from
the East would be more of novelty
than one of the Southern Representa-
tives. Southern teams have had
their share of invitations to the Rose
Bowl, so a switch to the East is not
likely to lessen interest in the annual
classic.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
DEFEAT BY DUKES,
RAMS TIE OFFSET
Sugar Bowl Contest Will
Vie With Coast Classic
in Importance.
Ex the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TINE lads who are belittling Wash
ingtor's choice of Pittsburgh as
a New Year day Rose Bowl
= opponent on the grounds that
the Huskies have chosen set-up
might we'll check over the season just
past and note in how many cases the
so-called set-ups became upsets. The
entire 1886 season was nothing more
than a series of upsets. The strongest
teams in the land-teams like Minne-
sofa, Louisiana State, Washington,
Alabama. Pittsburgh and Pennsyl-
vania-all have one game at least on
their 1886 record that they would like
to replay, if such thing were possible.
The present-day scheme Of foot ball
things would tend to indicate that
teams can't schedule a card full Of
games against major opponents and
60 through the season without lapse
or two. When teams like the Wash
ington Huskies and the Minnesota
Gophers clash in the seasons opener
one of them has to start the season
on the wrong side of the ledger.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
Sports Mirror

BY the Associated Press.
Today year ago-George (Red)
Trautman elected president OF
American Association for two
years, succeeding Thomas ].
Hickey.
Three years ago-John P. Smith
resigned as head foot ball coach
ct North Carolina State.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
Pitt Fades In Bowl.

pITT'S Rose Bowl record is any
thing but impressive. Three pre-
vious jaunts to the coast show three
defeats chalked up against the Pam
ther. Stanford gained a single point
victory over Pitt in 1928. On the
other two occasions Pitt was swamped
by Southern California. Pitt is likely
to enter the bowl the underdog this
time, but don't bank on the odds being
correct.
One thing seems certain. Pitt most
likely will make it interesting for
Washington. There will be no ma
tional championship at stake, but that
does not mean that the contest will
not measure up to past New Year
day thrillers. 1t is safe guess to
venture that it will. Somehow the
occasion rarely fails to inspire the
competing athletes to produce brand
Of foot ball that thrills the spectators.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
FUGITIVE FOR II YEARS
CONVICTED OF SLAYING
Eight-Year Sentence Is Given
Man Who Shot School
Teacher in Texas

BY the Associated Press.
MULESHOE, Tex. December Ii
John Teal. fugitive for II years. was
under an 8-year sentence today for
the staying 18 years ago of Miss
Evelyn Monts, 22-year-old school
teacher Of Bailey County.
A jury convicted the 5o-year old, six
times married defendant yesterday.
Teal was arrested last January at
Pendleton, Greg, where as William
Owens he was employed as q railroad
machinist.
He testified his mind went blank"
just before Miss Monts was shot when
she told him she had had Illicit rels-
tions with another man. Teal said
he had planned to marry her.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
Sugar Bowl Stock Is Up.

THE Sugar Bowl contest is certain
to gain considerable prestige be-
cause Louisiana State failed to gain
the invitation to the Rose Bowl. The
presence of one of the unbeaten major
teams in the country is likely to lift
the Southern contest high as rival
attraction, something its promoters
have been striving hard to do. A
gridiron battle between Louisiana
State and Santa Clara does not have
to play second fiddle to any contest
that could be arranged.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
Air Headliners

@'VV Vp.m.-WMAL, MUSIC Appre-
citation Hour.
500 p.m.-W JSV, King Ed
wards address to British
Empire.
5:45 p.m.-WMAI, Evening Star
Flashes.
Evening Programs.
500 p.m.-WRC, Service Hour
with Jessica Dragonette;
VOL, give Star Final";;
WJSv, Broadway vari-
eties.
$500 pm. .-WMAL, Warnings
Pennsylvanians; wJSv,
Hollywood Hotel"
10:00 pm. r G, first
Nighter"; wMAL.
"Court Of Honor"
1850 p.m.-WMAL Slumber
Hour.
Short Wave Programs.
500 p.m.-ROME, News in Eng
lish and Concert, FRO,
31.1 m, 9.63 meg.
$50 pm. ONDON, Irish
Variety, GSP, 1875 m,
1881 meg; GsD. 25.5
M, 11.75 meg; Csc,
31.3 m, o.5S meg.
5:o0 pm. - MOSCOW, Russian
Lesson, RAN, 31.2 M,
0.6 meg.
$3.50 pm. - BERLIN, Gorgeous
Baroque, DJD, 25.4 m,
HIT meg.
9:15 p.m.-CA ARACAS, Dance
Music, Yv2RC, 5l.7 m,
So meg.
1910 p.m.--L oNDON, Savoy
Hotel Orphans, GSD,
ass m, Hts meg;
Csc, 31.s M. 9.5s meg.
I0:40 p.m.-P IRIS, Theatrical
Program. TPA-l. ass
m, 11.72 meg.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
ANNExEs POINTER STAKES.

:. PINEHURST, N. c., December II
R.-Air Pilots Sam, white and
liver-colored pointer. won the all-age
open stakes Of the Pointer Club of
America.
Evening star., 1936-12-11

A NNAPOLIS, December Ii
~ With schedules in varsity
~ gymnastics and small-bore
4 n rifle shooting and some plebe
Evening star., 1936-12-11

- ALLAUDET will open its bas-
ket ball season in Baltimore
tomorrow night when 1t sends
Evening star., 1936-12-02
PERSONAL.
(COntinued,)

WILL THE YOUNG LADY. WITH CHILD.
who found gold star ring on train No.
20. Southern Railway November II. 1885.
en- route Hickory n: C.. get in touch with
MRS p w. GRIGGS. 1904 9th st. ne.
Pot. 41lT-J desircus OF ring Tor senti.
mental reasons. Reward. j.
TRANSPORTATION WANTED DAILY TO
and from 1000 North Vance St. Arlington.
Va. to :1rd and Pa. ave. Sc. Clar. 765-W.
INVESTORS SYNDICATE CERTIFICATE
worth Sl4O. sacrifice for 500; transfer
able. Address Box 39S-V. Star ONCE.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
there is no need to feel that they must
&C :ept inferior funeral services due TO in
ability to pay a higher price. The Greater
W w, Chambers Co. offers. 2 complete
funeral. cars and all. for as little as SIS.
World finest waterproof alright guaran-
teed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for SS5. In case of deeth call
the Greater w w. Chambers Co. 14th ST..
corner Chapin NV. Columbia O432. Phone
or write our address We will send you .
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ChapI~ st. NV phone Columbia 0432. 517
! lth st. Sc phone Atlantic 800.
PERMANENTS, S1.95.
Finger Waves 15c; Manicures. l5c; etc.
Free Marcels and Hair Cuts
MABET,LE HONOUR SCHOOL.
1910 N. Y. Ave. NV. Met. 777s.
Evening star., 1936-12-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
tContinued.)
GAS STATION

0<Ao ~ "A 4S4NS
Rhode Island ave-. 1.2OO gals: mo. rent
S52. Total price. $1,000: terms
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
BOARDING HOUSE. 18th and R.. l. ave-;
II rooms baths: rent, S140: furniture
s4 400: terms: Investigate. Natl. a654.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
Wssh.'s Leading Roomins House Broker.
HAVE YOU A BUSINESS
TO SELL?
We have clients for all kind Of business
No listing charge. For real results call
AUSTIN M. COOPER,
zoos Eye ST. NV Ma. 1892
ROOMING HOUSE downtown; IL rooms:
S. WINFIELD, 9O8 10th NV.
Wash $ Leading Roomins House Broker
GROCERY. meat market 5-room apt: rent,
SS5: long lease: busy location; see it:
s.. 900 handles.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ave. Room 2I7. Natl. 33S4.'
DINING ROOM a rooms, kitchen. BATH.
18th and Irving: seating sbout 10 people :;
nicely furnished: owner will sacrifice for
$500 down payment. 200. Natl. 1854.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
Wash.'s Leading Roomine House Broker
GUEST HOUSE BEAUTIFUL.
IL ROOMS : BATHS.
1929 18th n.w.-Owner unable to man.
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take any reasonable offer Would consider
late model car part payment.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ave. Room, "17 Natl 331o'
GROCERY with mod
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5000 business. with right price and cheap
Beer garden. doing se5 to $50 day
Rooming house. near Conn. ave. rms.
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with laundry facilities in basement
Pawn broker shop and mems furnish.
good business and cheap rent.
AUSTIN M. COOPER,
zoos Eye ST. NV. National 1919"
RooMING HOUSE HOME. r st. ne. near
lst Attention. buyers You will like this
place. S625 handles.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ave, Room "i7 Natl 33l0'
RooMING HOUSES.
$500 buys q rooms. bath h-w. heat:
rent. S35. .5O income. $40. two rooms
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BOARDING HOUSE.
Rent. $40; 81 rooms: income. $500
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BEAUTY SHOP
Near Thomas Circle; nicely equipped
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BARBER SHOP
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CANDY MAKING AND RETAIL
rent only S35 so; low price
We will help you bry sell any business
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Evening star., 1936-12-02
1O6 AND STILL GOING
Regularity His Recipe for Long
Life, He Declares.

Dominick Maloney Of Ballaghader-
rem, 106, oldest man in the Irish Free
State, is planning to live at least a
few years more He observed his
birthday by visiting a doctor for a
thorough examination.
I'm told I'm good for few years
more, with the blessing of Providence"
he said. People can go on living to
q ripe old age II they are careful
enough. Early to bed and early to
rsie' is an old maxim that I always
needed when I was young boy. and
1t stood by me. That and regular
meals are the most important items"
He Travelled for many years, but at 80
he settled down.
Evening star., 1936-12-02
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

length $1,000 cord. delivered ore-haf
cord $500 Walnut s63a
WOOD-5Oc per cord on stump: paved
road. 30 min. Wash,nrton. Phone Laurel
16;'-F-2. Laurel. Md. Route l. Box 119i7'
GOOD QUALITY dry wood for sale; pine
and oak mixed IL cord SO; u cord. <5. so:
cord. $40: delivered cut in length to suit.
Call Greenwood :;O'.:;
stored $40 cord: $3.50 half cord Phone
Berwyn 337. Kaldenbach Feed Co.. Ber.
Evening star., 1936-12-02
SITUATIONS MEN r. WoMEN

COUPLE, colored. wishes ianitor's lob
small apartment house. asorth gO4I.
a.m.-3 pm.
MAN AND WIFE. colored. us fireman, or
lanitor and cook: no children: references
Potomac 605S Robert Purnell
MAN AND WIFE desire janitor quarters;
reference; sood experience. 46I7 Kane pl
ne. Phone Line. 1886
RELIABLE CCLORED COUPLE wants ian.
l!or work, with living quarters mo chill.
oren). Adams 2S21-W. aOI Euclid St
Evening star., 1936-12-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CANDY STORE MGR. Is years exp; night
once and help; window and showcase deco
ration: parcel post and delivery; finest ref.
Phone Emerson 3546.
HOSTESS. manageress, wants work with
restaurant. tea room hotel best refer
ences Address Box 363-V. Star once %
LADY. refined. unincumbered, able to care
ior nome and infant. or l or . small chill
dren; experienced: references. Potoma {
$500.
LADY. refined GOOD cook. desires position
as houSekeeper for employed couple or
mother!ess home. Address Box 393-V,
Star Office
NURSE; graduate, German; doctors recon-
mendation, all kinds of cases Mrs.
G1eseler. 1895 18th st. NV Pot Oa71
NURSE. New York graduate also experi-
enced stenographer. secretary wishes DO
Sltlon. home or Office. Pot 099S
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER: book
keeping: ediphone: experienced: age 81:
references Clarendon 1887. 500 N Ken
more st. Arlington. Va. >.
WOMAN. white; refined. wants work; seam
Stress, oreSsmakinc. coats refined. curtains.
oraperleS: home or out Adams s"O5-J
WOMAN. white wishes position as nurse.
companion. Phone Lincoln 7OIO-W
Evening star., 1936-12-02
SITUATIONS MEN.


CHAUFFEUR, colored; do some housework
or work Of any kind: have sedan car can
be used. 247O Ontario rd. NV, Apt. l..
CHAUFFEUR-Neat colored man wants JOB
in o Ss2s sGts e 9oeW private ,sos ssy6 Y6s
CIVIL ENGINEER having design and con-
struction experience on industrial plants.
non rea syssse Phone
COLLEGE GRADUATE in civil engineering
wants professional position; two years
ing experimenting. estimating and survey
ing work; capable craftsman. Address
Box i6S-V. Star ONCE %
CREDIT MAN for Christmas rush or per-
manent. Address Box 39l-V. Star office 81
MAN. -: painter. elee. helper; service sta
tion experience; Handy Andy; wants work
any kind. District O3l7.
MAN. ~. highly recommended wants eve
ming work, clerk or inside salesman. Ad-
dress Fox 417-V. Star office.
tion with elderly gentleman; win travel;
valet, chauffeur. handy man; single, strong
and active; best references Care Mrs. Leo.
Portner Apis. North 1920. b
REGISTERED PHARMACIST; regular or
relief work: excellent references. Cleve-
land 3546.
Y-sTENoGRAPHER = Young
man, high school and secretarial school
rience. Address Box 243-V. Star Office .
STEWARD-HEAD WAITER, ambitious. In
telligent, well trained reference expert
enced. Address Box 372-V, Star office 3.
YOUNG MAN college graduate. major in
accounting, desires position experienced: /:
salary moderate: Can furnish best Of ref
erences. Call Mr.. Connor, Natl. l74s.
YOUNG MAN. 10. 3 yrs of college, knowl-
edge OF typing. wants permanent position
with REGULAR hours and salary. Address
Box 36t-V. Star Office -
YOUNG MAN colored, "a desires night
work any type; apt experience Address
Box 374-V Star Office %
YOUNG MAN. colored wants lob as chauf-
1eur or truck driver; z years experience in
washington. References. Atlantic 51l5-J.
YOUNG MAN. 26 single. wishes position
as handy man. night watchman, or will try
anything: strong and healthy: sober and
Gependa6le; best reference. "A Md ave.
Hyattsville Md
ACCOUNTABLE. PA
Solicits new accounts Atlantic 3444
! nights Georgia $3.50 &.
Evening star., 1936-12-02

REFRIGERATORS. Floor
models, greatly reduced. Fifth
floor, Palais Royal Depart
ment Store.
Evening star., 1936-12-02
ARLINGTON coal, co.
c,240 Lbs TO the Ton

-,g4O Lbs. 70 The Ton
Bageed and Carried to BIN Free.
Po' hontas Chestnut. | ton. So, 2
tons S17 M
Pocahontas Stove. ton $40: . tons q 90
tons - On 10
Vilelnla Hard Pea 80
Virginis Hard Special Furnace -
Virginia Hard Chestnut 10 50
EiTginia Hard Stove 10 -
Blue Banner Esq ] ton Ss so.
tons I6 M
Kindline Wood per cord 500
Washirston Te.ephone. Jackson 1850