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game and Is determined to main-
tain this winning streak when hc
meets Kudd
Kudo. however. has string q.
victories thai spells trouble for
Lopez IN spite Of the decided WeIsHt
advantage held by The MeNIeaH
The japanese mailman has met
all opposition Tor the past couple
OF years and each time has Wh Re-
tied his opponent down 90 h.s can
weight IN winning matches from
the best Of the crop
According % Conios the battle
between Kudo and Lopez VII BE-
the most thrllnng ever witnessed
in the Valley. as each boy l. de-
terinined 70 end the long Wnnug
streak Of his opponent.
Other bouts on the same card
match Kondelis against Maaeaui
Columbo against Stahl and Gunda
Singh versus Harry Jacobs.
Kondels is favored % whip
Marconi because Of hIs great show
ing IN five matches IN the United
States. in which he defeated rank
ing wreStlers with comparative
ease.
Casey Columbo. veteran italian
mailman viii meet Richard Stahl
in another battle that viii b
wow. Columbo met Lopez N sa1
Diego Tuesday and had the Cham
pion on the run during the early
part OF the match. but finally fell
before an onslaught Of pain-deal-
ing forearm smashes.
Columbo will try 70 finish Staai
in straight falls Friday night 20
again re-enter the title picture and
earn the right 10 meet the Mex
can in a return bout In Los An
yeles.
Harry Jacobs unpopular behe-
moth of mat wars will try to gain
public favor with a win over Gun
la Singh. Jacobs plans 70 use
every weapon he knows TO subdue
he hitherto undefeated Hindu.
Because of the high cost Of
bringing the Champion Vincent
Lopez to FL Centre. John Contos
Wednesday night that
ladies' will not be admitted 10 the
matches free.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02
Maxie-Louis Fight
Will Be Broadcast

FLINT, Mich. April 2.-Harlow
H. Curtice, president of the Buick
Motor company and an ardent
fight fan. today announced that
Buick will sponsor the broadcast
of the Schmeling-Louis fight, sched-
uled for New York this summer.
Contracts have been signed with
the promoters and arrangements
have been made for a nationwide
broadcast of the heavyweight match
over a coast-to-coast NBC network,
he said.
Buick stepped into the spotlight
as sponsors of major sports broad
casts when it put the Baer-Louis
fight on the air last fall The event
was credited with establishing
peak in radio interest, and was
the highlight of the sport last year.
AnnouncerS for the Schmeling
Louis fight have not yet been nam
ed
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02
BRANCH RICKEY
HURT IN AUTO

COLUMBUS. Ca April up
Condition - Branch RlCkfF. vice
president Of the s. Loui. Cardinals.
today was described a. -aer.ogs but
not critical by local hospital at
taches.
Rickey suffered iscerstioH= about
the head and iniurieF 20 his legs
Yesterday when the ear in which he
was riding with william y witt
Cardinals treasurer and Mrs De
Witt. struck a truck driven by a
Negro. De WIT Was driving the car
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02
w. Lawson Little
Turns Professional

AUGUSTA. Ga. April ?. up
w. Lawson Little of San Francisco,
amateur COLTS greatest player for
the past two years. has turned
professional TO join Bobby Jones
in a golf promotion position with
a sporting goods company.
The 25-year-old San Franciscan
renounced his amateur status last
night in a decision which surpris-
ed even his close friends. He will
play in the Augusta Masters
tournament. starting Friday. as a
professional. Unlike Bobby Jones,
who will not accept prize money,
Little will take whatever he wins.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02

Coach w. S. Taylor's baseball
team will trek to Calexico Friday
afternoon to engage the Bulldogs
in their fourth baseball game ol
the season. The tilt will start at
2:30 p. m.
The Ell Centre team has made an
unimpressive record in its first
three starts, winning only one game
while losing to Imperial and Braw-
ley
On the other hand CaleXico has
won two league games, easily de-
feating Calipatria and downing the
BraWley nine TO. The pitching of
Joe Andrade and the timely hitting
of CaleXico batters has been partic-
ularly outstanding in all of their
games thus far in the season, while
defensive play of the fields has been
above average.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02

PINEHURST. N. C. April ?. Up
Only those children with extra
ordinary imaginations and a de-
cided flair for the fanciful should
be encouraged by parents 10 adopt
the career Of a trick shot golfer,
Joe Ear told me today in a heart
to-heart talk in the tap room OF
the Pinehurst country club.
Ear speaks with authority for
although he is only 26 and has
been in the business but three
years. he has blazed across the
trick shot heavens so swiftly that
today his fame is exceeded only
BY Joe Kirkwood. and Ear does
Mt believe KirkVood will top him
for long.
As he 50 nicely puts It talons
with an order for another orange
ade and soda "KirkwoOd is a
great guy. a grand fellow and I
wouldn't say a word against him
cause he's a buddy He's been at
1t a long time now and I can do
all MS shots and he can't do half
of mine.
Ear believes shot artists are
born not made Practice will en-
able a man 10 be a fair artist, he
sad. but 70 be- a genius with q
golf ball and a clue q man must
have had the divine touch since
birth.
Take me" Ear said 4 got that
touch II I didn't have hos could
I ever have thought Up the things
I do? Don't have TO SIT down and
puzzle things out TO do with that
ball. They Just come 20 me as I'm
sitting around like tbs. or eating.
or dancing.
I've had ideas come 70 me while
I was asleep. While Tn talking 20
you here I might get a thought.
and If I do. don't pay any atien-
ton to me If get up and run out
Of the door 70 the practice tee.
Soon as I get one. no matter where
I'm at. I run. get my clubs and
work it out. That buried ball trick
came to me Just tina. way.
What buried ball trick?" I ask
ed.
You must know it," he an
sNered. Everybody does. It's the
hottest thing anybody ever did
with a golf club. I bury a ball
in the ground until nothing shows
but the dots on top. Then I tee
two more balls a few inches IN
front of it. Then I take a plain
ordinary driver and swing. The
buried ball flies up in the air and
I catch it. The first ball In front
of it shoots back through my legs
for about 80 yards and the other
one goes straight out for about $50
yards.
It's sensational. and when I get
so I can do it on one leg it's gonna
be terrific. I'm working on that
now The buried ball part came
to me one day when ! stepped on
a ball in the fairWay and quick
as lightning I said to myself Ear
If you're 50 hot. take a driver and
knock that one out of the ground.
Il knocked it out with my driv-
er and the ball hit me in the kis-
ser. II kept hitting me in the
kisser until I had worked on II a
few days and got so I could catch
it,"
Ear said that while his present
routine was a knockout, he was not
satisfied and would continue 20
think and get ideas until II was
plain sensational.
I'm going back to the British
open in June" he said, and what
show III have by that time. III
kill those Englishmen. Nearly kill
ed EN- a year ago at the open In
! Muirfipld
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02
TODAYS
Sports Parade
BY HENRY mcLEmORE

They thought I was just trick
player, but l might have won that
open if the mist hadn't lifted"
Ear paused a moment and then
asked suddenly:
Who do you think is the long
est hitter in golf?" Before I could
reply. ne answered himself: Bet
you think Jimmy Thompson or
Lawson Little. Well, they amt.
I am. can hit EN- a mile"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02
Gimbel Ordered to
Pay S25O,OOO in Suit

NEW YORK, April 2. UP)-Fre-
deric Adam Gimbel. heir to part
of the Gimbel department store
fortune. today was ordered by a
supreme court jury TO pay $3.50, 900
damages to Miss Lillian Mendal.
who testified she was his mistress
for Il years.
She had sued for $4,000, 900. al
leging breach of promise, on the
grounds he failed to keep an al
legged promise to marry her within
a fortnight after the death of his
father, Isaac Gimbel, millionaire
merchant.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02
Unofficial Glider
Record Established

LOS ANGELES April up
Ben Buxton and Albert 6latfef ny
mig enthusiasts. today rlalmed an
unofficial American sldeF record
Of 20 houra three winatfz Tor q
two-plsce dual ooutrol craff
The tao youth took OF n q
brisk Eind yesterday af faf1 pm
and did not land until fuf8 pm.
Their craft resehed sH slufuda
Of nearly aQ0o feet - theH duffrd
down the coast aef aefl Maiaaa
Cove and Point Ninrrnfa m fhH
palos Nefdea region.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02
Central Ball Team
To Invade CaIexico

last years squad that will prove a
tough obstacle in the path of the
invading Wildcats.
Brawley has dropped only one
league game, to CaleXico, and holds
a decisive win over Ell Centre. If
Ellis pitches his usual game the
Wildcats stand an excellent chance
to upset the Tiger nine and blast
Imperial from the ranks of the un-
defeated.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02
Two Sisters Seek
To Divorce Brothers

LOS ANGELES. April ?. Up)-
Two sisters, Cecil and Evelyn So
chat. who were married TO David
and Marcus Sochat. jewelers., in a
double ceremony. today had on
file double suits for divorce. both
charging they could not get along
with their parents-in-law.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02

team but no definite settlement
has been reached.
Holtville is also maneuvering for
coast pitcher and will put
strong team on the field to repre-
sent the Little Texas" town.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02

At a recent meeting of softball
officials it was decided to allow
only four teams to compete in the
El Centre league this season in.
order to give softball fans faster
and closer ball games.
With only four teams in the
league each team will be stronger
and as result the run of games
will prove much more interesting
than last season.
City league games will be play
ed on Wednesday and Thursday
nights and Valley league games
will take place on Tuesday and
Friday nights. Monday night will
be left open to play postponed
games and B league Tits.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02
CENTRAL COACH
SHIFTS LINEUP

Taylor has SHIFTED Brock, who
made a great showing in the Cali
patria game last week. into center
field and has moved Gene Wag-
oner to first base in place of Smith
in order to strengthen his squad for
the CaleXico tilt
Brock is a good ball hawk and a
fair hitter His presence in the
field will strengthen the Spartan
team enough to make things inter
esting for the Bulldog nine. Though
Taylor does not expect to defeat the
Calexico team he hopes that the Ell
Centro squad will make a creditable
showing against the Border City
team
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02
BRAWLEY READY
FOR IMPERIAL,

After a week Of strenuous work.
outs the BraWley baseball nine is
all set to return to their winning
ways in their game against Imper
ial Saturday afternoon.
Imperial is undefeated in league
play to date and has made good
showings against all opponents this
year. Coach Bert has built strong
ball club around six veterans from
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02
Vincent Lopez Will
Fight i'm Fl Centro

Champion Vincent Lopez slated 70 meet Kimon kudo
sensational Japanese wrestler in the main event Of the
wrestling card to be held in the Fl Centre Friday
night Lopez former Idaho L. football player boasts
OF the most successful records the history o the
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REPAIRS 4 SERVICE.

tContinued.D
HOME OWNERS,
JohnS-Manville Deferred
Payment Contractors
OFFER YOU
Roofing -. siding {. . rock wool
insulation tin and iron roofs,
cutters and spouts . on the
JOHNS MANVILLE famous s.
year plan.
No down payment . no liens
or mortgages against your prop
erty.
To qualify for the above terms
:: you must own a small equity
the first part of 1885 PAID.
Remember, we do not sublet
our work you deal direct with
the JOHNS -MANVILLE Deferred
Payment Contractors at all times.
If You Need :.
a new roof side walls {.
(asbestos or brick, rock wool in
sulation, your house painted,
weather-stripped. rooms papered,
In fact, any home Improvements,
phone or write this Office and a
member of the firm will call and
give you free estimate, with no
obligation to you.
AMERICAN
RE-ROOFING CO.,
1913 18th st. NV. co. 4551.*
PAINTING, Of all kinds Wallpaper clean
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estimate. Chas. r. Conley. Atlantic 0330-J.
PAINTING, papering. plastering. house re-
pairing. screens; new and repaired; moor
reinishing. waxing. Call Ben. North 35s2.e
For your dollars full value cali L. j. Gro
gan. Natl. 4114; evenings. Sterling 9O3l.
PAINTING paperine rootins sensrsI ,,Ts re-
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A specially. Interior and exterior. -. Al
work suaranteed: Very reasonable. % Esti-
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PAINTING-phanD"es,sinnss hn"ss ns,ntins moor no Soy1 soHn
payment: II to "a small monthly pay
ments. Phone METROPOLITAN SG3". A.
PAPERING aooMs: 3 . !. S. $ UP, WORK 4
GEORGE. 500 Oneida Pl NV Geo. a46s
PAPERING-Rooms. SIS up. Whole house
$50 $40 up Trim painted n & So up Work xusr gg.s
PAPERING. PAINTING-Rooms papered
with Imperial washable and sun-fast WALL
paper: also exterior and interior painting.
Using lead. zinc. pure linseed oil; rock
bottom prices; work absolutely guaranteed; ;
references II desired. Looking for work.
Columbia S11:3. sos Kenyon st. NV.
sonable prices; all work guaranteed. NJ. n.
Schif. 1870 Webster st. NV. Adams 3l96-W.
PAPERING, PAINTING-Rooms papered.
81 UP. Prompt service; do my own work.
Phone Metropolitan 3291. 3'
PAPERHANGING done at once; S4 q room
and up, including paper; best workman
ship; white mechanic. Georgia OO24.
plete. $50: white mech: good work: quick
service: satisfaction guar. Line. 61s2-W.
PAPERHANGING ROOMS $3.50 up; work
guaranteed. }. Jones. 2416 Eye st. NV.
PAPERHANGING-Roo papered 81 up:
wall scrapinR and painting; expert work.
Atlantic $3.50.
PAPERHANGING AND PATNTING-Specisl
for this week. ] will paper rooms as low a.
S1.45 with genuine Imperial washable and
my own work: father and son: work guar
anteed; finest of ref. fuTn. Call any time.
Col. 0633. or write 1855 Georgia ave. NV.
PAPERHANGING-P G-PAINTING - Reasonable
prices. Guarantee my own work: Special
phone Columbia 9041. 5'
PAPERHANGING and painting by job or
contract; terms low as So per month.
Call Lincoln "145. Adams 91Ie.
Evening star., 1936-05-03
HELP-DoMESTIC.

Continued.)
WOMAN light colored, 30 to As. general
housework for one person. 4l2 East Cap
ttol st.
WOMAN. white. for housework: also one
good cook Suburban Maryland estate.
Three help Give references state sal
ary. Address Box 14O-J Star once.
WOMAN-Would like to employ settled
white woman German preferred) VINO
q home with ali modern improvements and
family Of 4 adults; no heavy laundry.
good home rather than high wages being
the objective. W. W. McGlincy. Herndon'
Va 8
WOMAN or high-school girl white assist
with housework, all or part of day. Phone
Emerson 1881.
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DRUG STORE

Corner 5th and Kennedy NV (repos-
seSSedl: fully equipped; $3.50. 90S.
1906 G. ST
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR-Youne lady. N. c..
Va license: graduate: . years exp Leila
McLawhorn. 927 Hickory ST., Ocean View.
Norfolk. Va.
BUSINESS WOMAN. Protestant, unincum
bered. wishes position as travelling repre-
sentative for business firm. Florida. Texas.
California or England. References. Ad-
eResS Box 495-H. Star once.
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PERSONAL.
fCoutinued,)

NURSE OR COMPANION. LADY. DESIRES
Summer position; unincumbered: expert
enced traveller: go anywhere. Address Box
1921, Star ONCE .
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

MOTOR TRAVEL.
DESIRE TRANSPORTATION MILWAUKEE
or Chicago, May 10 or Ii: references fur
nished. Phone Wisconsin 3G"6-W. F
DRIVING TO CALF VIA ARIZ.; LEAVE
Ford. radio. North 1856. MR.. BRIGHT.
DRIVING TO JAMESTOWN N. Y. AND
vicinity: about Wed. May g.; passengers
cheap 1412 18th st. NV. apt. x
LEAVING MAY OR FOR COLORADO
Springs via Lincoln. Nebr.: passengers
wanted: refs. exchanged. Decatur 1905.
TORONTO. CANADA, VIA BUFFALO, DE-
troit as desired; leaving anytime priv: car.
take three Address Box l99-J. Star office.
DRIVING TO RICHMOND AND NORFOLK
middle of week: returning two days; !? pas
sengers. Address Box 1851. Star office.
CONGENIAL LADY AND CHILD DESIRES
passage to Tulsa or St. Louis. Call District
1887 or Metropolitan 7453.
TEACHER AND WIFE WILL TAKE PAS
sengers to California; so to 80 days; one
Address Box 1881. Star ONCE.
LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA MAY II;
can accommodate 3 passengers; refs. ex-
changed Phone Shepherd 3597.
RELIABLE AUTO TRANSPORTATION
wanted to Chicago or Dubuque. leaving
May or o. Decatur 3351-W. Is to pm.
WILL TAKE PASSENGERS SHOPPING
sight seeing 81 80 an hour. All-day trips.
81 an hour Phone Emerson 5932.
Evening star., 1936-05-03

NURSE WILL FURNISH QUIET ROOM
and proper food for expectant mother. Box
~, Mount Rainier
Evening star., 1936-05-03

IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR ROOM
ING HOUSE. PHONE ME. HAVE POSI-
TIVELY GOT BUYERS WAITING NO
CHARGE FOR LISTING. FREE AP-
PRA1SAL. FRANK FERN. 1918 EUCLID
ST col. HI@S
Evening star., 1936-05-03
FEET LEGS HURTP FREE

APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY, VOCATIONAL
guidance. analysis and confidential help.
EARLE WAYNE, 1929 10th NV. Nat. 1924.
Evening star., 1936-05-03

FURNITURE. RUGS. CURTAINS, MAT
tresses. sheets, towels. blankets bought di-
rect from manufacturers: very reasonable:
free advice on furnishing the home. AMIE
764S
Evening star., 1936-05-03
SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN

SITUATlONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE. white first class cook and
waiter. wish position in restaurant club
or institution. Phone Lincoln 6O41.
COUPLE, colored. from Va. want work;
understand housework; together or single;
no laundry: best references. North 9041.
MAN AND WIFE. colored, want work;
Janitor or houseman; wife, first class cook;
good refs 1909 Fifth st. NV.
MAN AND WIFE. colored, want position as
cook and butler together or separate; care
full driver; will travel II necessary. At
lantic 3510.
REFINED COUPLE-Housekeeper cook.
butler valet Take charge entire house for
gentleman or two people. Highest city
references from well-known people. Ad-
dress Box S0-H. Star ONCE. 3'
YOUNG white couple, chauffeur-h -houseman
and maid; unencumbered: good city refer
Onces. Phone North 1881.
Evening star., 1936-05-03

New Car Agency, nearby Wash. A
money maker. Owner retiring. Price
only $4,000 including large stock
and franchise.
Evening star., 1936-05-03

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
tContInued.l
PAINTING-PAPERING
Roofing general repairing. Deal direct
with mechanics. work guaranteed.
TAYLOR. Atlantic 3SS3-J.
BUIIDER-GSnT,sidduastse Sn,id tour enf,nssr hnms na w1ial
save you money; $4,000 and up. Phone
FEDERAL HOUSING RATES.
CARPENTRY HEATING
ROOFING PLASTERING
REPAIRING PAINTING
EVERYTHING IN THE BUILDING LINE.
As Low as $5 O Month.
Estimates Cheerfully Given.
w. Z. SARvIS. GREENWOOD 1903.
FEDERAL HOUSING RATES.
Payments as low as SIS monthly. nothing
down, up to B years to Day: estimates free;
work guaranteed. First payment In Sept.
PAINTING HEATING
PAPERINC PLUMBING
PLASTERKJG ROOFING
CARPENTRY CEMENTING
PORCHES REMODELING
ROYAL CONTRACTING CO.,
Graduate Eneineers. gO7 18th st. NV.
National 3SO3. Night Adams 1929
Evening star., 1936-05-03

CHEF, colored, refs percentage. menus,
experience in or out city. Decatur O133.'
Evening star., 1936-05-03

ENGINEERING GRADUATE. 3 years ex-
perience in drafting. chemical laboratory
and plant work. computing and general
engineering design and research. wants
work with small concern; hard worker, not
faxed by any assignment and willing to
accept responsibility. Address Box l15-J,
Star Office 4s
Evening star., 1936-05-03

CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC, is yrs expert
ence yrs last position: Al references;
refined colored experienced waiter. Phone
Potomac 0404 ~
Evening star., 1936-05-03

FOR RENT-Service station with lunch
ana cabins: modern improvements; on
Hichmond highway. 10 miles south OF
wash. p. o. 80. Dumfries Va.
Evening star., 1936-05-03

located on OXon Hill rd. se-1n3 Atlantic
st, s.e.-9 new pumps and tanks. lift and
Evening star., 1936-05-03

treatment to all bringing this ad to fl2
Woodward Bldg any day this week. DR..
J. E. MILLER. Phone District 64O9.
PINOCHLE. CHESS. BRIDGE GAMES
every Tuesday evening, $40 PM: con-
genial groups; 90 cents. 2115 Conn. ave-
Columbia 94O0.
LEARN TO DANCE FOR S5.OO-EVERY
Wednesday evening at $50. Make friends
here. o11b Connecticut ave
Evening star., 1936-05-03

ROoMING HOUSE wanted in NV. Must
be paying and cost less than 81 .000. Give
details l am no broker. Address Box
2I0-J. Star ONCE
Evening star., 1936-05-03

Gas Station, g pumps. Sl.95O. Gas
Station. 4 pumps, $3.50. Tailor Shop.
price only $3.50.
Evening star., 1936-05-03

COUNTRY INN or club house brick build
ing. ample grounds with shade and fruit
trees adjoining golf course in Blue Ridge
country. 40 miles from Washington. on
main road For sale reasonably. Address
Box 145-J Star Office
Evening star., 1936-05-03

COLORED BOY wishes job, home or away:
chauffeur houseman; experienced good
reference. North 657S. Joseph McKenney.
Evening star., 1936-05-03

STORE one story. on best block OF Ga.
ave. few feet from new theater to be built
this Summer: i'll health of owner reason
for selling. j.. Edw. Fowler. 1012 Eye st.
Evening star., 1936-05-03

CAN show Gentle party willing invest 5000
an opportunity to realize big dividends The
money amply secured. The proposition le-
gitimate. References the best. Particulars
at personal interview. No post cards or
agents need reply. Address Box 1861.
Evening star., 1936-05-03

(Contlnued on Next PaEe.l
Evening star., 1936-05-03

CARPENTERING. porches, screens, paint
ine concrete work. any house repairs. Call
Atlantic 51S3-W
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
PERSONAL.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
1923 o st. NV West 1920.
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FOR RENT-6-room bungalow gas sta
tion and restaurant in Floral Park Md.
IL miles from D. c. line. on road to La
Plata Route No. s: S45 per month. Phone
Evening star., 1936-05-03

COLORED CHEF-l5 years experience;
call Foster
Evening star., 1936-05-03

CARPENTER. Al trimmer and framer:
can superintend work; Va. or NV. WASH
incton. Call Clarendon 699-R.
Evening star., 1936-05-03

COLORED MAN wishes work. short shift
elevator operators job or in private home:
evenings; best refs. one can afford; well
experienced Call Potomac 2911-J.
COLORED MAN. reliable, wishes work
elevator operator. houseman, chauffeur or
pipe filter. 1851 Irving st. NV Ind moor.
Evening star., 1936-05-03

STOP LEAKY ROOFS.
Asbestos shingles and roll roofing ap-
piled by skilled roofers at low prices ma
terial guaranteed for II years. Let us
estimate your lob. Call Mr.. Long. Sears
Roebuck Co. Atlantic 1900.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR Low PRICES
and $500 MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Papering HeHinv
Painting Oil Burners
Flooring oorch Enclosures
Plumbing Remodelinp
Cal Mr. TABOR at Metropolitan 0s54
For Free Estimate
THE HOME MODERNIZING CO..
1909 9th st. NV. Night Phone Clev 5000
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RESTAURANT with liquor and beer doing
500 weekly; rent S15 month 5-year lease:
seats 80; will sacrifice for 81 900; terms;
leaving town on account of health. Address
Box 49G-H. Star ofice 81
SACRIFICE PRICE-Quick sale: illness
forces me to sell 2O-year-old business;
beer. groceries stationery. magaZines con-
lectlonary. laundry agency. SO 4th ST. S.w.
a.
Evening star., 1936-05-03

ACCOUNTANT = Books opened, closed
kept specializing automotive or construc-
tion. Address Box 300-H, Star ONCE .
BUTLER or houseman. lst-class reference:
20 away for Summer. Call or write 1Si
18th st. NV. Phone Decatur O029-R.
BUTLER, chauffeur colored, with refer
ences, wants position Phone North 236l.' :
UTLER-CHAUFFEUR. experienced: drive.
In private family; very good references.
Call North S141.
CARPENTER Al trimmer and framer;
Evening star., 1936-05-03

GROCERY and delicatessen market stand
good opportunity: very reasonable. Phone
Lincoln sos" after pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. roomins house at
once. B or more rooms: close in. Phone
Lincoln 1857
Evening star., 1936-05-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GOOD CORNER GROCER and delicatessen
ana confectionery with living uuarterS;
near school; rent reasonable; bargain, S575
cash. Lincoln 1872 ~
Evening star., 1936-05-03

Used Tires and Battery, on busy ave.
Will consider partner Easy terms.