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Evening star., 1936-07-31
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

'"'i Teat TookiNG NC FOR, Sdse ~
m. ars 0sst Nc s 81 sdS 6sre sazs
I9EcssIsER 4 Rooas1 2 Bs4Hs' s2MHs
Recreation Room snd Garage.
'o"' Il RssfS 4 e S$sG $sR6Sas, 5iSft INC. .,o
1872 1lth ST. NV.
euans G0%s tssHHGefe Ssnt' t' so.d s m
'.'a AsssRy ! %ARDMAHS, S, INC ,.,o
.s6O-CoRNER BRICK HOME IN CO.
lumbia Heights. near Ttvoli ,Theater: strict
short walk TO Sacred Heart and other
churches: rooms and bath. maids room:
sl oak floors. in good condition. An ex-
Sen ofe. Boss pd HsrnoNAh 4 s ssS SS
EVENING PHONE CLEvElAND $500.
FOXHALL VIILAGE-CHARMING BRICK
hUns Of EnEsh Sessn bath
rsEe Stores SCHOOLS and sI;s transportatI9p t9n
NV. National S032.
LAWRENCE ST NE, NEAR CATHOLIC
University: modern 2-story detached =
room dwelling: excellent condition: very
attractiye i've Price reduced for quick sale
JESSE l. HE1sKELL. lll5 Eye ST NV
6OIh UTAH AVE.
Beautiful NEW. detached white painted
sen of
WIFI MODERN GAS AprEiANcEs. Drive
out Connecticut ave. TO Nebraska ave, east
to Utah ave. and north TO home.
PRICE ONLY Sl3 go.
OPEN DAILY TO ..
National $500
So s00-BROOKLAND. NEAR TAFT JR
HiRh-6-rm. house. excellent condition
Rents for $50 snnuallv. Double metal ga
rage: elevation: law and shrubbery. Mr.
BLANCHARD. District 5a.9.
NV SECTION-ATTRACTI DETACHED
nome of Z rooms. bed rooms. bath ga
rage: modern: immediate possession; WalS-
stores and transportafion. Esceiisnt HON.
Can be aTrsnsed for 2 families; $500.
il J Il 'te GoRDoE aeoS Natl. ss51. clev. 1895.
1909 ALLISON ST NV.
Reeonditionea IKE new inelncins new
plumbing and heating plant; SO 800.
,sla kAsFf < 81 NV WARDMAni nistriet tHe $3.50
BUNGALOW-S,4.95 $50
sea ped rot reconditioned ,throYehout. 1899
attn st i,sht sIv ops 55gsS PSx, K h2SSe' AVS
iolZ ~. NV. OlStrlct 36.tu
DOWNTOWN BARGAIN-THREE-ST STORY
and basement brick house. near state War
Navy and Interior Department BldgS. Zoned
oil Ill heat. HE safsEe Br;Sss excellent roominr
mouse return. An investment. BOSS B
PHELPS NATIONAL 5000. EVENING
PHONF COLUMBIA 5610
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE HOME IN CLEVE-
land Park. Six lovely rooms and BATHS:
large attic. oil heat; beautiful lot. 6OXl :
2-CAR GARAGE with SIDE drive; Price
onlv ST 800. BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL
$500. EVENING PHONE WISCONSIN 319a.
INGOMAR ST NV. ONE BLOCK WEST
of Conn. ave. Center-hsll II home Of rooms.
Q bsths. screened porch: oil heat gear
detached eersge. New refrigerator. 6o-foot
frontage on tree-lined street. THE FED
ERAL-AMERIcAN CO.. 1929 Eve st. nv.
National SO32.
34th ST. NV. JUST NORTH OF MASS
ave. Detached home on lar8e lot. 4 bed
3 rooms and bath on 3rd floor: newly re-
THE FEDERAL AMERICAN CO. 1929 Eye
ST NV. National S032.
So 25O-NEW BRICK BUNGALOW. A
little gem. every convenience; full
basement: h--w.h. cleo and gas.
Located close to Kenwood. On
wooded lot 10xl50. Easy terms.
National l43S.
SIS o5O-MT. peEASANT-Sl, 800 UNDER
priced; recnditioned like new; 20
IT, wide: 3 grand porches; over
Evening star., 1936-07-31
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
IN APARTMENTS.
~nR n1nA CIT NJ MI

Q extra lsrse rooms latest style kitchen
ano bath room, extra lavstory; direct cross
ventilation: modernistic fireplace. Vene,
tian shades. carpeted noors. most unusual
entrance hall Apply at switchboard at
2I29 Florida ave. North 1898.
1862 ONTARIO PL. N.W.-TWO ROOMS.
Immediate possession: S45 month
Duplex apt. .5611 1st pl. n.w-Three
rooms dinette. kitchen and bath. screened
porch: gas heat. immediate possession: $50.
322 2nd st. n.e.-2 large rooms. kitchen
and bath. electric refrigeration. Immediate
possession; $50 month.
121G Perry ST. me- Four rooms. kitch-
Ell and bath; very desirable apt: electric
refrigera tion: res. mgr. Immediate possess
sion. Rental, $3.50.
4403 I4th st. nw-Two rooms. kitchen
and bath. Availa BILE now S55 month: elec-
tric refriRera tion. See resident manager
BOSS & PHELPS
IA11 Nefinnsl Q2nn
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HOUsES-UNFURNISHED.

BEAUTIFUL CORNER IN CHEVY CHASE.
near every conv.; bed rms. 2 baths. built
in garage: an L.; immediate possessioni
reasonable. Met. 1872 for appointment %
Evening star., 1936-07-31
APARTNIENTs--FURNIsHED

GREATLY REDUCED TO $50 FOR SUM
mer mos: Quiet cool cor apt 8 and
porch sttrsctively furn.; adults, 1852
Mini wood pl NV Walnut S6h2-W
INFER. 1885 18th ST; NV AND 2
room spts. sltractivelv furnished: gas.
eler. refrieeration: S4s 80 10 $50 80.
CHEVY CHASE D. C-APARTMENT OF
unusual charm snd comfort; rooms. bath.
screened porches 'references'. 3933 Liv-
tnpStol ST
lIO1 1lth ST. N.W-DESIRABLE RIM.
kit and bath: completely furnished. ex-
Sept linens: gas free: refrigeration on
RANDALL II. HAGNER CO. INC.
1871 Conn Ave Decatur 5000.
Evening star., 1936-07-31

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
OR 8 ROOM UNFURNIsHED HOUSE
dl ess Box 365-z. Star ONCE. u
ROOMS UNFURNISHED AUG. Is OR
Sept. ], within 10-mile radius of Washing
ton. Address Box 1922. Duke Station
Durham, N. c.
Evening star., 1936-07-31

PETWORTH-DETACH FRAME; NEAR
churches. schools Transportation: 4 bed
rooms. ami; very desirs Bile lot; $500.
FRANK M. DOYLE. Resltor. 927 18th st.
n niStriet rORS
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1920 COLORADO AVE. N.
THE CLARENDON.

Verv unusual, honey apt: 4 exposures.
lovely outlook. perfect ventils ton large
foyer; . bed rooms. 2 baths. living room
with fireplace. large dlnins room and large
kitchen with free refrigera tion. large cedar
closet. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Price &101
Evening star., 1936-07-31

95O-NEW BRICK BUNGALOW. A
little gem. every convenience; full
basement: h--w.h.. elec and gas.
Located close to Kenwood. On
wooded lot 10xl50. Easy terms.
National l43S.
Evening star., 1936-07-31

1860 Clydesdale pl. p.w.-FRIGTDAIRE
CURRENT FREE Just 2 blocks north of
18th and Col. I'd, convenient to stores.
theaters and car lines.
S42 .6O-Reception hall living room,
dressing closet. Murphy bed. dinette. kitch-
en- tile bath built-in tub and shower.
S55-Reception hall. living room with
Murphy bed. bed room. dinette. kitchen
and tile bath
$40 BUCHANAN ST. NV. APT 2O7.
S55-Living room. dressing room with
Murphy bed. bed room. kitchen ssd bath;
electrical Refrigeration
Evening star., 1936-07-31

2217 39th ST. NV.
1902 BENTON ST. NV.
Are YOU looking for an inexpensive
Teconoitioneo brick home? Here are two
located In popular Clio er Park. nearly
new. B. Il. GruNer built. g rooms. tile
bath = porches. OAK floors eIec refriger-
2tlQS, b,-i ssrsge, near bus grade and
MIN schools: terms Please call Mr.
BY any broker
B. II. GRUVER.
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FOR RBNT-HOUsE. LARGE ROOMS. 2
inclosed porches. all modern improvements:
near all schools and car line. Call go
She nheId ST DW l.
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FOXHALL 1921 44th ST. NW.-NEW-
house condition; rooms bath maids
electric refriserator WAVERLY TAYLOR
INC l. 522 & St NV National 1910.
Evening star., 1936-07-31

CAVALIER HOTEL-APT.
500 monthly for uneXpired portion of
lease. Three rooms, bath, dressing room
with Murphy bed. Met. O04b or Col.
7260-J-
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-ATTRACTIVE
, rooms, Kitchen and bath. Csll North
3691aJ
Evening star., 1936-07-31

actically new home, 9 rooms 3 baths,
library. dinette. Oxford kitchen, beautiful
wood-Daneled recreation room with Mason
lite fioorine. gear built-in garage, glass
inclosed sleeping porch: deep yard. Price
Oplv QEn raM National QOAO
Evening star., 1936-07-31
COOL AND SPACIOUS.

230l Connecticut ave, near Connecticut
Avenue Bridge. Three exposures. large
living room with adjoining porch and den
two bed rooms Twin baths. cross ventils
tion: dinins room. kitchen. pantry, recep-
tion hall: convenient to bus line: Frigio-
sire on house current: "4-houT elevator
-aruica
The Washington times., 1936-12-15
CHARBERT
PERFUMES
LOO to 300

"Of Thee I Sing brilliant and
sophisticated.
"Gardenia"- with the true
flower fragrance.
"Carnation"- n"-heady and sweet.
"Drumbeat"-a new scent,
clear and bright.
Main FloOr-TOiletrieS Dept.
The HeCht Co.
The Washington times., 1936-12-15

"Gemey"-a name k own
throughout the world, greetS
you in it's Christmas Cali Ma
tions" box. With five famous
preparations. A lovely and
most welcome gift.
Evening star., 1936-07-15
Deaths Reported.

Mary Mcintyre Cherry. 80 shoreham
Frsderlek p. Detweiler, 70. Emergency Hos
Ms5ssTe: M.S.IIe. sFGys M:,. 7s osl1inse. HisDita
Mary B. Diecks, 20. Al 8 Military I'd.
Mama. ksaaia ShSsey ss q ea saos aonfos nth St
Thom shaw. 81. 64s Morton place.
Hanna = ireland So saint Eiisabteh's
jacob ToIchinsky, 5s. Emergency Hospital.
aBe1s ss% fsnesis neEsb 81 EnssssSSePey PssS g. Hospital
William F, Worth. AZ. Mount Alto Hospital.
{, essher Luttrell. Al. Gallinger Hospital.
Fr.neis s. NJ 1os sosey, SS Is, 'i sss 18th st. se
Thomas German. H. Home for Aged and
Mary nniM Burtch, 8. 1s4 Q st.
Ronald 6: Allen. Emergency Hospital.
1ntsnt Key. Ksv.ns sa esSTgs:oTn hHs Hospital
ssssii +: =: Dimes. 70. Saint Elisabsth's
ss': lGR:SR 5:sf:os g. s. sis Heas ts4 Aged and
ssIss Bavis folfHae g a.nsel RR :la aa.et. ST
Irene Broadmick. 81. Freedmens Hospital
Emma Forest. &C. Freedmens Hospital
Hiiery Middleton, 81, Gallinger Hospital.
George Reid. ~. Casualty Hospital.
William Washington. 46. Emergency Hospi-
Alma Smith. 35. Freedmen's Hospital.
william J. Newsom. IS. Gallinger Hospital.
Phyllis 2. williams; 20; 5012 Ames st; ne.
Matte Tiiiman. "a. Gsilinger Hospital.
Wesley Harris. 80, Freedmens Hospital.
Fred Brown. 10, Air Port Basin.
infant. Elizabeth D. savoy. Gallinger Hos
pttai.
Infant Florence Reed. Galhnger Hospital.
infant. Edithe Stevenson. Children's Hos
pitai
Infant Slaughter. 6alIineer Hospital
Infant Tigner, GARFIELD Hospital.
Evening star., 1936-07-15
FRESH DISORDERS
FLARE IN SPAIN
Socialist Threats to Estab.
Iish Dictatorship Heighten
Domestic Crisis.
Nv the Associeted Press.

HV the Asbocieteo fgess'
MADRID. July 15.-Socialist threats
to establish a dictatorship, together
with fresh disorders In which three
persons died, heightened spain's do.
mestic crisis today.
Reports of the Socialist movement
against the Leftist coalition brought
into prominence the name Of Indalecio
Prieto. former premier and party
leader.
Political circles discussed apparent
efforts by the government to eliminate
obstacles in the path Of closer union
between the left and conservative
Socialists as a result of recurring dis
orders.
Assault guards and Fascists clashed
as the funeral procession Of Jose
Calvo Sotelo, slain monarchist leader,
was returning from cemetery. Two
persons were killed when the guards
fired into Fascist ranks to compel the
marchers to disperse.
Syndicalists and Socialists met In
a bloody encounter in the Cuatro
Canine section Of the capital One
workman was fatally injured and
seven others wounded.
Informed sources believed cabinet
crisis was imminent, although other
quarters predicted further political
difficulties may arise during parlia-
mentary debate. Sessions of the
Cortes were suspended for eight day,
on order Of President Manual Azana
Evening star., 1936-07-15

Theodore and Margaret Anderson. boy.
Charles and Mary Williams. boy.
Donald and Lottie Stewart. boy.
Thomas and Mary Wasker, boy.
Abraham and Bella Newman. girl
William and Margaret StraSsberger, girl.
John and Catherine Garnean. girl.
Aron and Anna Bran. girl.
Harold and Florence Swicher. girl.
George and Mary Lamb girl.
Joseph and Irma Gold. girl.
Birket and Elizabeth Frazier. girl.
Joseph and Dorothy Hayghe. boy.
George and Paula Ritter. boy.
John and Ruth O'Brien. boy.
Feyette and Ruth Downs. girl.
william and Helen Mccarthy girl.
Charles and Emily Corse, girl.
Norris and Lucy Garrison. boy
Edward and Marion Ceraci. boy.
Eugene and Virginia Neagle. boy.
Frank and Mary Cheri. boy.
Edwin and Anne Keavans boy.
Robert and Virginia Dessez- boy.
Theodore and Jane MOSelcy. girl.
Ronald and Marie Gellogg. girl.
Hu.h and Helen Frain. girl.
Homer and Florence Smith girl.
Simon and Mary SeveTns girl.
George and Mary Mulltn. girl.
Fred and Barbara Taylor. girl.
Evening star., 1936-07-15
Marriage Licenses.

Leon D. Chandler 40. and Fannie NJ.
R.Yl willi.ns; n u Ty,.1 both of 40 @ st s~';
1orlbio Amaro =; and Elizabeth Bell. 90.
Murray N. Fiaek. 81. BrownSood ID fgl Tex'. a..
Re1 aa1 Msrs L s,IS Robertson s6 27oo @ ST.;
John B. Inman, Al. 7th St wharves. and
Emma wslrsyenii As, 1928 Water ST.;
oeorre oe " VI. I foSies sIweH ~. s4 New York ave.
re-: and Doris q: GTaziant 81 s36
H.ssan Astni st cf j! hev .nd aa5.s BGEasa Wood
%, both of 1926 c st. ne; Rev. E. j,
George S 8; Haysrty; ss, Clarendon .hga Va. Va.
St: ne: Rev. o. 9. Dietz
Alfred Goldschmidt, y. ..OO4 F St. and
HeTeriy sIe. Nm. M Goodman H. s16 2snd ST.
George A. Upperman, 20. 54Ol 4th st.
ans and Helen m N Ellis y; los Trinidad
Rev. H. :: Whiting. ,aoo oo.,
Sc; Rev; w: B. Hill. o
Lillian Carter, Is. 2456 Ontario I'd;
John snd x.{sss:, Jsas: n.s .sSs Sidss 4 81
Edward G, Goddard; 80. 513 11th st. Sc,
and Catherine G. wissman. %, 92O St.
Sc Judge Nathan Cayton.
"sn and 5 Ei1sbeth ' r. w Wikehart aamh is s.
John W; kendall: "a; 1850 Harvard St.
Rev. r. A. Cartmell.
Jerome M. Weller, 2s. Chaska. MINI. and
Mary C, Eich;, 81. Little Falls, Mimi;
William c. Hall II and Audrey c. Bur
ton. is. both of Richmond; Rev. J, E.
Rudolph H. Hartkopf. q Paus Va and
Helen z; Kirby. 21, Rumford. Va; Rev.
eeorse y: zeIer. 81. shippenburr, Pa.
nnd Pa nsrs RsJ T. "iiey, Kerrrn 81, FaWn Grove
Jake A. Sewers. 23L, and Margaret O..
Byers. 90 both OF Baltimore; Rev. l..
Edward Thompson. 25. I434 corcoran St.
and Cornelia l.. Johnson TO- 1407 W
St. Rev. W. H. Thomas.
smith q: ; Both of 1885 18th t ST.; H'ise't Rev:
Frank H, Wiiliam. AZ, sos L St. and
Irene Jackson. Is. s1e 3rd ST.; Rev.
Alvin c. Coleman, "a. 1117 I St, and
Kathleen Evans. 1e. $40 I ST.; Rev.
r. W. johnson.
Evening star., 1936-07-15
SO "AIR HIGHWAYS"
DESIGNATED BY ROPER
Preliminary Move Made to Estab.
lish Nationwide Traffic
System.

BY the Associated Press.
AS a preliminary move toward set
ting up a Nationwide system OF air
way traffic control" Secretary Roper
yesterday designated SO official air
highways"
The designated routes are those now
in use by scheduled airlines and most
are equipped with lights, emergency
landing fields and radio facilities.
Under Roper's order the "air high
ways" will be so miles wide, the limits
extending Is miles to either side Of
the center route between connecting
airports.
The air routes will be used as q
| working basis for traffic control
regulations. which will include rules
on flight altitude and blind" flying.
These regulations, which will be is
sued IN the next few days, will become
| effective August Is.
Evening star., 1936-07-15
PRYOR BAND PLAYS
ON AIR TONIGHT
Musical Selections to In.
chde "Senper FideIis."
Townsend Speaks.
RTHUR PRYoR's famous ban

RTHUR PRYoR'S famous band
n will be featured on the first
"A Of new series Of "Cavalcade
4 4 Of America" programs de-
signed to illustrate the development
of band and orchestral music, which
is to be heard over WJSV from to
7:3o pm.
Musical selections include Sousa's
"Semper Fidels," The Anvil Crorus."
from III Travotore," by Verdi; ex-
cerpts from Victor Herbert's operetta,
THE RED Mill; The Beautiful Blue
Danube" by Strauss; the stirring
'Ride of the valkyries," from Wag-
ners opera, Die Walkure." and
Pryor's own world-famous compost
ton, The Whistler and His Dog"
Brief dramatic sketches interspersed
throughout the program will be de-
voted to interesting and little known
events in Pryor's early career with
his fathers band and later as o
member of John Philip Sousa's great
organization.
Pryor and his men will be heard on
succeeding "Cavalcade" programs as
he continues with his analysis of the
growth Of band music from the earli-
est times.
DR. FRANCIS E. TOWNSEND'S
address Of welcome to delegates
attending the second national con-
vention Of the Townsend Old-Age
Pension Clubs was scheduled from the
Cleveland Auditorium over WJSV
from 230 to pm. Twenty-Five num-
dred delegates are expected at the
meeting.
X REISLER'S Viennese love song,
Love Comes and Goes" for
which Geraldine Farrar wrote the
words, will be sung by Lucy Monroe,
soprano, as a high light Of the Law
ender and Old Lace program from
7:3o to pm. over WMAL. Frank
Mum, tenor, and Miss Monroe will
open the program with Softly
Through the Summer Night" from
Kalman'S "Sari." Other selections to
be heard include YOU" Tosselli's
''Serenade," I'm On a See-saw," ="
love Is Dancing Thing" from AT
Home Abroad" and "A Rendezvou
With q Dream" Gus Haenschen will
direct the orchestra.
X X x X
NORMALCY will be the keynote OF
the Town Hall Tonight program,
featuring Stoopnagle and Budd, from
8 to 9 pm. over WRC. In keeping
with the theme, the colonel proudly
announced that singing geese, talking
dogs and amateurs OF like ilk are out.
A plain violinist from the Bronx, who
hasn't even got an interesting life
story. is going to be the featured
amateur. OF course, the colonel and
Budd will not return to normalcy.
THE renowned Chicago Symphony
Orchestra is the musical o-gani-
ation to be heard during the con-
cert from Grant Park, Chicago, from
8 to pm. over WMAL. The concert
Is another in the nightly series OF
Grant Park.
Evening star., 1936-07-15

| Samuel and Thelma Hidey. girl.
Leslie and Lillian Omohundro. boy,
Frank and Marie Swan. ST.. boy.
Milton and Cecilia Barnes. boy.
Ralph and Dorothy Cabbell. boy.
Richard and Alice Curtis. girl.
Eugene and Bessie Hunter. girl
Pleasant and Marian Morrow. boy.
James and Celeste Lee. boy.
| Sherbert and Goldie Green. boy.
Hurly and Katie Howard. girl.
Sonn ana Juanita Digs, girl.
Lewis and Kathleen. boy.
Evening star., 1936-07-15
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES

Oracle Allen and George Burns with
more Of their foolishness will be heard
over WJSv at 7:3o pm. They will
precede a half-hour program by Lily
Pons.
A full hour of the Chicago Civic
Evening star., 1936-07-15

Skipper" Toledo gangster's pet
parrot, who figured prominently in
the murder trial of his master, will
aid in the re-enactment of that dra-
matte scene when he performs in
person" on the Gang Busters pro-
gram at 9 pm over WJSV.
Evening star., 1936-07-15

Opera will provide the high spot Of
WAML's program at o'clock to-
night.
For the afternoon listener, WJSV
will carry the address Of Or. Town.
send. old age pension advocate at
2:30 pm.
Evening star., 1936-07-15

Representative Boykin Of Mobile,
Ala, said today he had recommended
Frederick l. Thompson of Mobile,
former member of the Shipping Board,
for appointment to the new Maritime
Authority. created by the last Congress
to administer ship subsidies.
Thompson, publisher Of the Mont
gomery Journal. is a member of the
Alabama Docks Commission. Boykin
said he understood several other men,
bers Of the States congressional dele
cation had Endorsed Thompson for
the post.
Evening star., 1936-07-15
Origin of Port" on Ships

Sailors say port wine, which takes
its name from Porto, Portugal, gave
the name port" to the left side Of
ships because early red lanterns had
the tawny color of port.
Evening star., 1936-07-15
wANTED-SALESNIEN.

wANTED-SALESM
sALEsMEN-Experienc magazine men.
new combinations. popular magazines, IN
expensive clubs Apply SO am. or after
6pm.. r. James. f6s ith St Sc.
statesmen OF good character and proven
ability will be given private interviews
The men selected will have the beneft Of
full cooperation and help when needed.
Also full commission. Car necessary. $50
Bond Bldg. $50 to ll:30, Thursday and
Friday
SECURITIES Statesmen CD needed to
market new corporation; good commission:
good leads given Apply at once. Consum-
ers Carbonic Corp. 1922 Vermont ave. E.w.
WHY keep looking for a Job while begin
ners earn S35 to $50 per week. and expert
enced men $50 per week up. If you have
no false sales pride and will call with an
open mind there is no reason why you can
not make good We show YOU how. See
Mr. Murray. Room EOS. 1881 G St NV.
PROGRESSIVE LOCAL GENIE
Terry WILL PAY statesmen
WHO QUALIFY 800 COMMIS-
SION. ALL OF DOWN PAY
MENT, AND HALF OF SUBSE-
QUENT PAYMENTS, UNTIL
COMMISSION is LIQUIDATED.
ADDRESS BOX 388-V, STAR
OFFICE, GIVING FULL PAR
TICULARS.
Evening star., 1936-07-15
YOUNG MEN
as
ASSISTANT FLOOR
MANAGERS

If you are a clean-cut
young man of character, in
terested in store work as a
career, address Box 287-V,
Star Office.
COUNTER MAN Must be
experienced in sea food.
Apply 1907 E st. NV.
COLLECTOR-MUST HAVE
CAR AND KNOW CITY
THOROUGHLY. PREVIOUS
EXPERIENCE NOT NECES-
SARY, BUT PREFERRED.
WONDERFUL OPPORTU-
NIFTY, SALARY AND CON-
MISSION. APPLY PHIL
BOBY'S, 725 7th ST. NV.
EXPERIENCED INTE R
VIEW" CLERK FOR COL
LECTION DEPT. OF IN
STALLMENT FURNIT U R E
ESTABLISHMENT; ALSO
EXPERIENCED "CREDIT
CLERK" CAPABLE MAX
ING TERMS, QUOTING 1st
PAYMENTS AND HAN
DING APPLICATIONS FOR
CREDIT. BOTH POSITIONS
CARRY WITH THEM EX-
CELLENT OPPORTUNITIES
| FOR ADVANCEMENT. AD-
DRESS BOX 13-X, STAR
OFFICE.
Evening star., 1936-07-15
HELP--MEN.

YOUNG MAN with soda fountain and
luncheonette experience; one with drug
store experience preferred. Hllcrest
Pharmacy 2s12 Alabama av. sc TOP
Of Good Hope rd)
2 YOUNG MEN in order dept. 1917 F st,
NV 1st floor
Evening star., 1936-07-15
INSTRUCTION COURSES,

AUTO DRIVING NsTRUCTIoNs-Exp :.
courteous. patient instructor; skill ACQUIRED
easily; parking and trafhc; 3 lessons, S5.
Mr.. Rundlett, phone Georgia 7O16.
HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE books
and courses with questions and answers
at VARIOUS prices; quality psys: INQUIRE
BE A SECRETARY Or JR, ACCOUNTANT
Earn more, have more--opportupities are
in q BOYD COURSE-UNUsJAL ADVAN.
TAGEs. Register today fer the mex; class.
BOYDs 1888 p st. nv. National :.33s.
BE AHEAD m BEAUTY TRAINING.
London, Paris and New York With the
latest methods in beauty culture,
Free Catalogue-Terms-Day Glasses.
MABELLE HONOUR SYSTEM.
134O n Y. Ave. NV. Met. 777S.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
And be independent; travel on large steam.
ers. live at Summer and Winter resorts
osn fnGs q y your sSn VI shs isS
for your training, New ,sls.sses ,slss.ses formins
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THREE MEN

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MOTOR TRAVEL.

COUPLE LEAVING FOR NEWPORT. ARK
'36 Ford sedan. via Knoxville Memphis on
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WANTED. 8 PASSENGERS FOR CALI
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-23
FRANKIE BUFF AT
 ROCK TONIGHT
Great Amateur Boxing Lineup Arranged By
 Dick Gray

New Haven, June 23--With a New York and Corona, l.. I. team slated to appear on the amateur boxing card to be staged at the White City Stadium, SaVin Rock, tonight, and leading amateur contingents from all sections of the state, a large gal- lery is expected to witness the weekly show staged by RingmaSter Dick Gray. The first bout goes on at 8:30., Twelve bouts are carded for the show and as been the custom since the start of the simon pure game, there will be fights from the featherweight class right up to the heavyweights.
 Know Their Stuff
 The Corona outfit which will in- clude four scrappers boxers who recently performed in the New York Garden annual Golden Glove tournament, are coming here to take the series of matches from Connecticut opposition that Match maker Dick Gray has selected to go against them. Only the best fight" CTS in Connecticut will be named to go against the invaders,
 Such fighters as Wally Banola, Young Terry, Johnny Mack New Britain; Frankie Buff, Waterbury, stars in their calsses, will trade punches with the Long Island rep. resentatives. Both Banola and Mack have won their last three fights here by knockouts and expect to continue their kayo record at the expense of the invaders. The match maker, however, feels confident that the opponents for both the New Britain boys will prove very cap- able.