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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20
WALLACE REPORTS
A.A.A.'S PAYMENTS
S38, 100000 Received by
Shipping Group of 800
Producers in 3 Years.
ny the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
A report on benefit payments under
the old A. A. A. showed today that
$38, 460, 900 went to shifting group Of
some 800 producers in a three-year
period.
The report was made by Secretary
Wallace in response to Senate re-
quest which originated with Senator
Vandenberg, Republican, of Michigan.
1t showed total of Sill ,069,967 in
benefits was paid under the act in
validated by the Supreme Court.
The greatest single benefits went to
sugar producers. Other large pay
mentS were made to cotton planters in
Arkansas and Mississippi, hog farmer
in California, wheat ranch in Mon
tana and to rice farms In Louisiana.
Recent Recommendation.
Secretary Wallace recently sent to
the Senate recommendations for
graduated scale of subsidy payments
under the new soil conservation pro-
gram. The scale called for a reduc-
ton of payments to large producers
hiAA AAISLC d4lOWdIlCcS W SIIld1
farmers.
Topping the sugar list was the Ha-
waiian Commercial g. Sugar Co.,
Ltd, which received $1,022,037. The
Oahu Sugar Co. of Hawaii received
$904.562. Others on the islands were
Lhue Plantation Co., $815, 400; Eva
Plantation Co, $751; ,843, Waialua Ag-
Ficultural Co., Ltd. $740,o95.
The Eastern Sugar Association of
Puerto Rico received $27S,810 and the
National City Bank of New York, in
the same contract, received $705, 488.
Payments on Continent
The United States Sugar Corp. of
Florida led the continental list with
benefit payments Of $785,038
Lee Wilson & Co.. Mississippi
County, Ark, received the largest cot
ton payments - 1897, 702 - while the
Delta & Pine Land Co. of Missis-
sippi received $318,287. Oscar John
ston. manager of the A. A. A. cotton
pool. is the Delta manager.
The largest hog payment went to
Fanta farms, in California.
Among the large wheat payments
were $51, 066 to the Campbell Farm
ing Corp of Montana. and total Of
$134,834 to the Suffer Basin Corp,
Ltd, and the Suffer improvement Co.
Of California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20

YOUNG MAN. graduate engineer, Lehigh
University desires position with future
possibilities; references. Address Box 99-S,
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ARMY PRIVATE browns
IN EARLY MORNING SWIM
Fort George G. Meade Soldier
Loses Life While Bathing
at Herald Harbor.
Ry the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, June 2O.-George r.
Hammer, f1rst-class private connected
with the finance department at Fort
George G. Meade, drowned yesterday
at Herald Harbor, beach resort near
here
Thomas Jackson, manager of the
resort. said Hammer had gone swim
ming before the beach had opened
and before life guard had gone on
duty.
Hammer spent the night at the
cottage of Leo Byrd. He arose before
his hosts did and went to the beach.
When members of the family awak-
ened, they found Hammers robe and
slippers at the cottage, but could not
locate him.
Capt. Henry G. Williams went out
In boat and located Hammers body
with pair of oyster tongs in about
10 feet of water.
DR.. Maurice Klawans of ANNAPOLIS
pronounced Hammer dead by drown
ing. Magistrate Louis Strauss, acting
coroner at Annapolis, gave a verdict
Of accidental drowning and said no
inquest would be necessary.
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M|DSH|P MEN FLY
TOLANGLEY FIELD
Members of Second Class
Commute to Study in
Air Laboratories.
sy the Associated Press.


ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 20-Fifty-
one midshipmen, members of the sec
ond Gunior) class at the Naval
Academy, committed by air to Lang
ley Field, Va, yesterday to study
in the laboratories of the National
Advisory Committee for Aeronautics.
The trip was part of the broadened
schedule of Summer training worked
out for the class by Rear Admiral
David Foote Sellers, superintendent
of the Academy. 1t will be weekly
event until each of the 489 members
of the class has been to the lab
oratorieS.
During the flight the midshipmen
were given an opportunity to act
as co-pilots and handle radio COM
munication. They worked out aerial
navigation and plotted their course.
At Langley Field they watched eX-
perimentS and demonstrations of the
latest developments in the field Of
aeronauticS.
About 100 members of the class
are now on board five destroyers on
a months cruise, during which they
will get practical experience in han
ding this type of warship.
During the cruises the destroyers
anchor for a week and the midship-
men tear down and overhaul the
engines of the vessels. These are
put back in place piece by piece, the
operation giving the midshipmen a
practical working knowledge of the
equipment, to supplement theoretical
training.
Before the Summer instruction
ends every member of the class will
have training on the submarine $50
and will nave made at least one dive
under the waters of the Chesapeake
Bay The submarine takes out
parties of midshipmen daily.
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INSPECTION OF SITES
FOR SPANS FINISHED
Maryland Roads Commission to
Consider Locations
Next Week.
az the ASSOCIATED Press.

BALTIMORE. June 20.-The State
Roads Commission will meet next week
to consider last-minute problems aris-
ing over location of Potomac River
bridges to be rebuilt.
Chief Engineer Nathan L. Smith
of the commission returned today
from an inspection tour of four
Western Maryland proposed bridge
sites. The sites are at Point of Rocks,
Harpers Ferry, Shepherdstown and
Hancock.
Smith said the commission Gust
looked over the advantages and dis
advantages Of the various sites" There
has been no definite decision, he said,
as to any of the locations.
However, preliminary surveys al
ready have been completed on all
four sites and detailed plans already
have been drawn on the Shepherds
town project.
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COUNTER ? young men with experience
and references. Apply Silver Spring Hotel.
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EIECTRICIAN-Mus be good at all house
wiring So per day. Give reference Ad-
dress Boy LIS Gtar nRR -
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Necessity Forces
Night Waterman
To Become Pilot
Special Dispatch to The Star.

HAGERSTOWN, Md, June 20.
james Shank, night Waterman
at the Hagerstown Airport. didn't
know anything about airplanes,
but when a windstorn tore loose
a new $4,000 amphibian plane
from its hurricane" stakes last
night, he climbed in the cockpit
and piloted the rolling plane
through the entrance to the air.
port, saving it from demolition.
The U. s. Army 2-ton cargo ship,
at the airport for a check, was
turned around by the wind. A
number of smaller planes, shell
tered by the hangar, escaped
damage in the 60-mile wind.
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Dreams Considered Reality.

Among some tribes still in a savage
state dreams are treated as part of
their objective experience, so that to
be injured by some one in a dream
is as though that some one actually
came to do injury and was so to be
considered.
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RESTAURANT.

Do you want a modern
equipped restaurant that is do
ing a good business? Owner owns
building. Wishes to sell after IS
years at same location. Seats 10.
Will consider part payments by
responsible purchaser. Located
in heart of Alexandria, shopping
district. Apter's. 720 King st. 81"
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HELP--MEN,
(COntinued,)

MEMBERS of universities,
fraternities and graduate
alumni of Washington uni
versities Tor others; also
teachers and educators, dur
ing Summer months. The
House of Golfers of $50 Park
avenue, New York City, can
organize and train you by To-
cal experts on a lucrative
project which will enable you
to materially increase your
earnings during Summer.
See Mr.. ]. Francis Murray at
our Washington, D. c., Office,
Room 708-12, Second Ma
tional Bank Bldg, 1888 G st.
NV, 4 to 5 pm, daily.
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YOUNG MAN. colored of neat appearance
wishes any kind of Job. houseman chauf-
feur, bellman; can furnish references. Co.
lumbia 1881
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20

HA1RDRESSER al around operator; only
one clerk reed apply. C. S. CASTOR. I74i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20

Every home apartment store Fans fol
Ventilating and Cooling Systems.
every purpose. Low prices The Walter NJ
Ballard Co, 1923 Conn. ave. NV.
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CHAUFFEURS ~, white; one Tor fuII time
and one evenings: references required;
guaranteed salary Apply wearing dark
trousers ready for work. Ask for Mr.. Mil
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YOUNG MAN. colored wants work as truck
driver Delivery: good references. Call
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Advertisements under this head
tno are presumed to BE- from PIT
cate individuals unless the adper.
tfsement Gives a firm name OF G
business address on states the uord
Dealer Members OF the public
Uho tina dealers masqueTqdtuo IN
this column as prtDate individuals
are uroed to report the matter 10
The Sta, for inveIttgation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20
Greeks Originated Tragedies.

Tragedy began in the Greek religious
dances at the festival of Dionysus. The
word tragedy means a goat song
which was first sung at the festival of
the god by number of men in dis
Guise, headed by their poet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20
BARRIERS co, colored, experienced. Apply
90 Ath

pon-union. Apply Job, 49th
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

COLLEGE GIRL, neat. intelligent colored,
desire position in doctors ONCE, knowledge
of tipping. experienced. Apply 1903 18th
St NV 2Oa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20

WASHING MACHINE General Electric,
model AW@3; brand-new; floor demon
strator; S-lb top; full size; heavy dutyi
Lowell ringer: one-year guarantee; $3.50
1880 New York ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20

REFRIGERATORS - USED
AND FLOOR MODELS.
GENERAL ELECTRIC, KEEL
VINATORS, NORGE, eros,
LEY AND ATWATER KENT.
WASHERS AND IRONERS-
FLOOR MODELS. A. B. c.,
APEX AND THOR. RE-
DUCED PRICE. 5th FLOOR,
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued on Next PaEe.l
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First Train Commemorated.

MONTREAL, Quebec @.-The
centennial of Canada's first railroad
train, which was operated with horses,
will be celebrated here July 81. The
track ran between st. Johns and La
Prairie, distance of Is miles,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20

COLLEGE GIRL. teaching experience,
wants Summer position: care of child
coaching, Spanish instruction. Cley. 1928.
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COOLAIR

WATER COOLER-General Electric. fol-
rent rental can be applied on purchase
price. National Electrical Supply Co. $3.50
New York ave. W. Phone National $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20
ARE YOU THIS MAN?

Instructor - Exceptionally
able English-by preparatory school
for Government academy. Prefer man
under 35, must be single be personable
have drive and keen sense Of responsibility
Unusual opportunity for right man Write
giving experience, education and refer
ences. Address Box 86-S, Star ONCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20

YOUNG MAN. intelligent. high school edu-
cation. desires position as draftsman'S
helper, with chance for advancement will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20

YOUNG MAN. reliable. steady. desires po-
sition as chauffeur; reasonable. Call Co.
lumbia 61S6-W 2Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20

1015 NJ ST. NW.-S rooms and bath: rent,
$50; h.-wh,: house full steady roomers.
Sale nv Owner Of
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

WANTED; TWO PASSENGERS TO PACIFIC
Coast; one help drive; about June %. MISS
LACKEY, North 0459, about . evenings.
Address 1870 Mass. ave. NV.
DRIVING 1885 PLYMOUTH TO Los
Angeles, Calf. July ] 3. 3 passengers de-
sired. Phone West O932. Apt. 2O3. 21"
NAVAL OFFICERS MOTHER DESIRES
two passengers 70 California. Phone West
1858 or Pot. 1857
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

WANTED white man and wife; man. but
Ter and outside work; wife. cook and gen.
eral housework. Address Mrs A. B; WickeS.
Mt. Vernon, Fairfax County. Va. Tel.
Alex. 47-F-4. II
MAN AND WIFE white. caretakers for
property Assist in house cleaning and
food serving. Furnished cottage and wage.
Address Box Balls, Star office. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20

SILVERWARE SALESMAN.
This is a desirable position
for an interested, experienced
young man of high caliber.
Address Box 270-S, Star
office.
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HELP WOMEN.
(COntinued.)


COOK AND MATTRESSES Eantsd tea room
work; experienced only. 1S45 Belmont I'd.
at Columbia.
GIRL to help in souvenir store Apply at
once. 913 Pa. ave. NV.
GIRLS for curb service. Is to %. neat in
appearance. Apply Sill Georgia ave. W.
GIRLS, neat appearing, as mattresses; Ap-
ply Pair-of-Dice Inn, Alexandria Highway.
3 miles south of WASHINGTON.
MAID. mothers helper; suburban; fond of
e Oh, 1sIi good home: stay nights. "giseon
MARKERS AND ASSORTERS. experienced
on all classes OF work. Apply Mr.. Barry
Washington Laundry. 2621 st. NV.
OPERATOR-Wanted experienced, must be
good finger Tayer good salary, perm Pc s,
sition;, Shepherd Park Beauty Shop. 77l6
Georgia ave. NV. Georgia 1904,
OPERATORS for beauty shop, experienced
s.w. and 2111 l4th st. NV.
PRESSERS (6) on silks: experienced only;
good pay 1888 Buchanan st. NV.
PRESSERS (3) must be experienced. silks;
steady work. 2509 Sheridan I'd. Sc
PRESsERs. experienced on clean and dyed
garments: steady work. Premier Cleaners
and Overs, 633 ST. ne. (rearl.
SECRETARY for doctors ONCE, technician;
hours. 1880 to p m. Address Box 4S3-R,
SECRETARY BooKKEEPER; must be able
to do cashier work and handle change fast:
salary. 5000 mo. Must be able to travel
and deposit $3.50 cash bond. P. o. Box
1919. Berwyn. Md.
SINGING MATTRESSES wanted inter-
viewed between . and l pm. Diplomat
Cafe. COG 9th st. NV. 21s
SODA DISPENSER, experienced must be
over 81. Capitol Towers Pharmacy. 2OS
Mass. ave. ne
WAITRESS. experienced. 2S11 14th st,
NV.
WAITRESS experienced. part time. 1890
to $50; no Sunday work. Apply 2;3O
DIN. 626 st. NV.
MATTRESSES and young ladies for curb
and Summer garden; make good money.
Apply Silver Spring Hotel
MATTRESSES. experienced, 81 to % years
of age. Childs, 1898 New York ave.
MATTRESSES "a. experienced, at once.
MATTRESSES IS to 25 years of age. ex
perienced for air-cooled restaurant. Ap-
ply 5111 Georsia ave. NV.
WOMAN, neat, refined. 25 to 40 years.
housekeeper and good cook; employed cou-
pie: room board and salary. For appoint
pent call Shep. 40S2 after m.
WOMAN, white, to stay nights and Sun
days with elderly lady for room and board.
Nice home. Prefer age between so and 90.
Address Box 493-R, Star ofice.
YOUNG GIRLS wanted for curb service;
must be neat. Apply Harry'S Blue Bird,
near Washington Airport, South Washing
ton. Va.
YOUNG WOMAN. white. experienced nurse
for child . years old References required.
Live in. S25 month. 1892 Parkwood pl. NV.
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| COLLECTOR to 35 years old; local
| resident; car necessary. See Murray. Room
! 4MN lALL 2 6 n "
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ASSISTANT WATCHMAK-
ERA permanent position
for a young man who has
served his apprenticeship.
Address Box 287-S, Star
Office.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

HELP-DOMESTIC.
COUPLE. neat. capable, preferably with
man employed. to stay on place in Silver
Spring Woman to do general housework.
man TO Keep lawn ana 90 SmalI Gag 2oos - i3T
room and board; nice room and bath. Call
Shepherd 1897.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. not to stay
nights; good wages. Call Emerson 7517
during the day. Potomac 1465 after I'm.
GIRL. colored, for general Homework and
plain cooking. Call Sunday. Walnut 1880.
Stay nights.
GIRL, White. desired by employed couple.
to take charge of apt. and care for 2-year-
old ch4Id; references required. Call after
Q m, Georgia 6OO6.
HOUSEKEEPER. white. middle-aged; stay
nights; small family. I'LL K st. ne. 21'
HOUSEKEEPER. white, at once; small SAL
arg, room and board. Apply 3717 22nd
st. ne. North 1921.
HOUsEKEEPER. white. experienced in care
Of 6-month-old baby: must live in. 721
Tuckerman st. NV. Geo. 1852.
house: Compensation. 3-r.. K, b. apart
ment. Apply Res Mgr. 2O31 F st. NV. 21'
MAID competent (white), to go away for
the Summer; cooking; serving and part
housework. Only first.cia IS. ne, need apply.
mediately Telephone Columbia 1924.
WHITE WOMAN; settled, nurse 15-mo.
ence. 1928 NJ. Thomas Circle.
WOMAN. white middle aged housekeSspe per-
s siSs. in; small FANNY, can SUNDAY N0rsn
WOMAN. white, 25-36. general housework.
cooking; 3 adults; go home nights: ref. Ap-
ply in ] erson after 2. m. 3sO1 10th NV.
WOMAN. settled for general housework in
home in country; modern eonyeniencss.
ppendent: must Be fond Of Children. Reply
Mrs ]. 8. Smith. Lincoln. Va. 90
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CHEF. French pastry small cakes must be
Al decorator. Apply 3412 14th NV, Col
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SITUATTONS-MEN.

YOUNG MAN. graduate engineer. Lehigh
University. desires position with future
possibilities; references. Address Box 99S,
star ONCE.
sition as chauffeur; reasonable. Call CO.
lumbia 51S6-W. 2l"
YOUNG MAN. intelligent. high school edu-
cation. desires position as craftsman
helper, with chance for advancement: will
Ing to work for small salary. Phone Adams
YOUNG MAN. 10. willing to learn trade
run III. errrfarnsdsi answer phone. Phone At
YOUNG MAN colored wants work as truck
driver delivery: good references. Call
Adams 3464-J.
YOUNG MAN. colored. of neat appearance.
wishes any kind Of Job, houseman. chauf-
feur, bellman; can furnish references. Co.
lumbia 1881
YOUNG MAN college education. expert
enced, Monograph operator, stencil cut
ideas experience in advertising. desires
poSltlon OF any kind with future. Address
Box 280-s Star office. 21'
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.
COLLEGE GIRL, neat, INTELLIGENT colored
desire position in doctors ofhce, knowledge
OF typing. experienced. Apply 1909 18th
ST NV. 20'
COLLEGE GIRL. teaching experience,
coaching. Spanish instruction. CleV. 1928.
LADY ga, wants clerical position 10 years
general ottlce experience capable and viii
Office 2ls
LADY wishes position. private secretary.
companion or hoUsekeeper; small family.
Address Box 465-R, Star ofice. 81
ORGANISE desires position in church for
Summer months or permanent: small sal
airy. Phone Georgia 1884. 22
SITUATIONs-DOMESTIC
COLORED GIRL. neat. refined. desires
Homework Call Potomac 1915
COLORED GIRL desires part-time work;
good reference. Call Decatur 2539-J.
COLORED GIRL neat and honest. wants
JOB as cook OF general houseworker' city
references Call Potomac 1870.
COLORED GIRL wants Job as nurse or
chambermaid; ref. 2470 Ontario ro. NV
Apt. J.
COOKING, homework needed; competent
serVant-housekeeper. German; $50; upstairs
room Address Box 32S-s. star office. ~
GIRL colored. neat with ref. wants part
time work. Phone Columbia s65l.
GIRL colored. wishes work part time,
light housekeeping. anything except laun-
dry; colored calls excepted. North 1880.
GIRL colored. wants Job as general house
worker and cook or days work; references
Hillside O4S4-W.
OF nursing. full or part time; reference.
Decatur 1904.
GIRL-Whlte. reliable desires light house
work, care Of one child: employed couplei
references 40 TODD pl. ne.
HOUSEWORK wanted: white. reliable. ex-
perienced housekeeper; upstairs room;
perm; $50. Address Box 364-S. Star ONCE,
LAUNDRESS- work wanted by ex-
perienced colored woman. Col. 1851.
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.ER-Experienced only need

COUNTER MEN, experienced Apply be-
tween and pm. Harrys Blue Bird
Bar-B-Q. Near Washington Airport South
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TRAILER. Silver Dome. custom club model
together with 1890 Packard 5-paSSenger
coupe Outfit cost $4,000 new used twq
seasons; sacrifice complete outfit 1000
or will consider trade or will sell Sepa-
rately. Ralph Teunis. HOS 10th st. n ".
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PERSONAL.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory. 6Oo ,14 Sn
NV. Open ewes. Sun. l0-12. Met. 1888.
CENT EMEN ONLY-TREATMENT FOR
nervousness by mssseur from New York
City. Est. yrs Phone Natl. 505s. 90.
VACATION AT WILDWOOD, N; j.
week or month. S20-S25 per week; near
boardwalk; all conveniences. Mrs. lnglee
Apt . 2007 o st. NV, 20%
SUMNER CAMP ON SEVERN RIVER
near Annapolis; saltwater bathing. morse
Quest 9ae LoNGFELLoW School FOR BOYS,
college Park, Nd. Greenwood ga.
DOES YOUR CHILD NEED COACHING IN
his studies? Get him ready for FAN term
D. c. ,eacher All grades, any subject. Pri-
vate lessons given at your home. reason
able rates. Call North 4216-R for further
WANTED-HOME FOR LADY WITH MEN
must s. in District, Address BOX as4-s'
GIVE YOUR KIDDIEs A HAPPY. WHOLE
some vacation. Temple School. Manassas,
Va. Ages $40 years. rates. $40 week, $50
quest. Manassas 20. II,
REFINED. QUIET WOMAN WOULD CARE
for small suburban home or apt. Address
Box 459-S Star office. 81
EMPLOYED WOMAN WITH GIRL 5 DE-
sires home with private family. Address
Box AIS Star ONCE. 22'
TAX LAWYER. EXECUTIVE OF NTEG-
rity, sober, industrious ef1cient, wants
salarled position Immediately. Address Box
33S-S. Star office. 2l'
POLITICAL ECONOMIST, WRITER. ANA
LYST desires remunerative contact for
ghost writing, planning campaigns. conn
Dental research: experienced and ethclent.
State proposition. Conference on request.
Address Box Ass Star office.
HEMORRHOIDS ERAUICATED BY MY
own method: results effective for life.
time or money back Write for booklet;
no Drugs or surgery DR. SOMMER-
WERCK. 1865 Columbia I'd Adams O3SS
CHEERFUL HOME FOR THE AGED AND
convalescent Automobile rides and Swedish
massage optional. Sun bathing and
trained nurse in attendance: 1929 Hol-
mead pl. NV. Columbia 6779. u.
ENTERPRISE ROOFING co.
RooFING-S1DING-INSULAT1oHSsoo
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AUTOMOBILE statesmen: due to in
creased demand for the new Chevrolet we
have openings for men who can produce;
men with retail selling experience pre-
ferred: generous commission and demon
strator plan. See Mr.. Shreve. R. L. Taylor
Motor Co.. I4th at st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20

EXPERIENCED bookkeeper
and office man in building
and loan association, excel
lent opportunity for advance
ment; state experience and
references. Address Box
451-S, Star office.
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| COUNTER MAN experienced, references
| required; s to 80 years old. Apply Sill
/ rUfa
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YOUNG MAN college education. expert
enced, mimeograph operator. stencil cut
ting. do cartoontng, Illustrations, original
ideas. experience in advertising. desires
Box 2SO-S Star office. 21'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20
WANTED-SALESMEN.

Of nationally known line
Of builders hardware has an opening for
a Young aggressive builders hardware
salesman to cover. the District and State
of Maryland. Prefer man with local ex-
furnish references and full information on
previous experience. Address Box 471-R.
Star office.