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The Redwood gazette., 1936-08-20

years. The wider use of cleo
trical appliances of all kinds
has made provision for ade-I
quate outlets important );
planning placement of the
large pieces of furniture be-
fore wiring Facilitates a
good arrangement of these
conveniences. New types of
non-metallic sheathed cable
make for greater safety in in
terror wiring, and the use OF
a circuit breaker instead of a
fuse box makes this safety
device more convenient. Wir-
ing supplies should bear tags
or imprints signifying the ap-
The Redwood gazette., 1936-08-20

E | e C t r ic
W iri n g in
t h e home
has under
gone many
changes in
|r e C e a t
The Redwood gazette., 1936-08-20

p r o " a | OF
the Under
. writing Lab
orat orr e s,
ito a s s u r e
the best op-
; GRAFTON and
g r e a t e r
safety.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-08-20

In a | m o s t
a n y C o n :
struction,
t o d a y ,
wood plays
an import
ant pa r t.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-08-20

It's safe to plan your home
yourself as long as you
call in a competent architect
before actual construction be-
gins! But don't rely on your
own judgment to see you
through the actual building!
La gaceta., 1936-03-28
LOS D ROJAS" FUE.
RON BATIDOS POR Ltf
"PHILLIES"

Winter Haven, Mario 20. -
Los "Phililes" recordaron aver
'por Ia tarde sus buenos tiempos
cuando SIS bateadOres ostenta :
ban Ia s~upremacfa de Ia Ltga
Naeional, y acumularOn diez y
|seis hits contra Grove y 0ester
mueller, ganando su jue2O con-
ira los Medals lRojas'', con un
score de ochO carreras contra
tres.
V6ase la anotaci6H por entra-
das del match:
Boston 101 600 OIO-3c 1Ob 2e
Phillies 300 212 O0x-Sc 16h lie
Baterfas.-Por ell Boston "Me
dias Rojas": Grove y Ostermue
Ilsr, pitchers, y Berg y Diekey,
catchers. Por los Phillies: Bow
man y Keilcher, pitchers, y Wi
son Y Grace, eatchers.
La gaceta., 1936-03-28
LOS N GANARON
SENSACIONALMENTE EN-
Ell NOVENO

San Petersburgo, Mario %.
I'm jonron de Frank Cf0setti
en- el noveno inning, con Tony
|Lazzeri v George Selrik en- ba-
SEES, permiti6 a los Yankis ano-
tar tres carreras y ganar sensa
~cionalmente TN juego que todos
los fanatics creian perdido, con
anotaci6n de cuatro contra tres.
Antes de este emoeionante fl
nal, los muchachos de N. York
solo habian logradO anOtar una
|carrera en- los 8 primeros cpl
sodios, mientras los Braves 10
|hacian tres veces.
Esta es la tercera victoria con
secutiva de los Yankis, a costa
de los clubs de la Liga Nacio :
nal, durante los juegos de Ex-
hibici6n de tPrimavera en- Ia
Florida.
Vease, a continuation, la ano
|taci6n por entradas, total de ca
'rreras hits, errOres y baterias
del juego:
La gaceta., 1936-03-28
LOS A
Ell DE
BASKET BALL DE YBOR
CITY

Almeida gan6 aver el juegC
decisive del iCampeona5o de
Basket Ball de Ybor City, en- el
tempo extra, y los "Cnbanos''
cbtuvieron Ia ~supremacia de Ia
Liga, en- un juego con anota-
zion de IS contra veinte y cua-
.tro.
Los cubanOs ganaron Ell pri :
mer juego, con anotacion de %
contra veinte y uno, y perdie-
ron ell segundo, con score de q
contra veinte y ocho. Ell juego
de anoche era ell decisive, y fue
ganado por los orioles. Los
Rangers tuvieron que confor
marse con la derrota.
La gaceta., 1936-03-28

Tres hits oportunos, un tri-
pie de urges, y jonrones de
Frank Demaree y de Gaby Har
nett, decidieron la victoria de-
IChicago, no obstante haber ba-
tres indiscutibles menos
que sus contrarios.
De los Tigres, Sc distinguio
al bat Gerald Walker, quien tam
.bien bate6 un jonrOn.
Hank Greenberg, fatigado
.despues de cuatro lhoras de prac
.ticas, no tom6 parte en- ell jue-
go:
Vease, a continuation, la ano
taci6n por entradas, total de ca
rreras, hits, errores y baterias
del match:
Cubs O30 1O1 O00-5c III De
Figres 010 ITO 10O-4c 10h De
Ba.erias. -Por los Cubs :
Warneke y Carleton, pitchers,
y Harnett y ODea, catchers.-
Por les Tigres: Rowe, pitcher. y
Cochrane, catcher.
La gaceta., 1936-03-28
DEPORTES
HOY COMENZARAN LAS RE
GATAS SAN PETERSBURG
HABANA

San Petersburgo, Mario 2S.
Con viento del Noroeste, CO.
menzaran hoy las septimas com
petencias internacionales, para
yates de vela, entire San Peters
burgo, Florida, y La Habana,
Cuba.
Veinte Y dos ya.es,-el mayor
nGmero en- los siete aics-, to-
maran parte en- esta regatta, que
cada aho, adquiere nuevos mo-
tivos de interes.
Estas que comienzan esta tar
de tienen, ensre otres atracti :
ves. la e0pa que, por iniciativa
del senior Rafael Poso, miembro
del Havana Watch, ha donado
Ell Presidente Provisional de CIi
ba, SF. Jose A. Barnet.
Fl grupo de este aho esta divi-
dido en- dos classes: Ia clase A, d.
eHarenta y cineo pies o mas, y
la B, de menos de As pies.
La gaceta., 1936-03-28
VOLVI0 A DE-
RROTAR A ROWE

Lakeland, Mario 28.-LOu
Warneke, victorioso sobre Ro :
we dos veces seguidas, durante
la Ultima serie mundial, volvi6 a
derrotarlo en- ell juego de aver
en- esta ciudad, ante una nutrida
concurrencia, entire la que Sc en-
contraba el Comisionado Su :
promo del Base Ball, ell Juez
Kenesaw Landis.
FL score final del juego fu6
de cinco carreras contra cuatro
pero, a partir del segundo inn
ing, cuando los Cubs anotaron
tres wees, 81 juege estuvo STEM
pre- a favor de los campeones de
Ia Liga Naeional.
La gaceta., 1936-03-28
Ell CONSEJO DE ESTADo
CONTINUARA HASTA Ell
20 DE MAYO

Habana, Mario 28.-Por de-
lcreto del Consejo de Secretaries
ha sido deeidida la permanent :
cia del Consejo de Estado, CO.
mo cuerpo consultivo del Gobier
no, por 10 menOs hasta Ell veinte
de mayo pr6ximo.
Aunque ell Presidente de este
ORGANISING, doctor Jimenez La
nier, manifesto a los periods :
tas que 10 interrogation, que no
saba cual serfa ell future de la
asamblea consultiva que act1a
bajo su direction, Y que solo es-
peraba la promulgaci6n de un
decretO-ley que dispusiese ell a.
coplamiento del Gobierno Pro-
vislonal, del que formaba parte
lei Consejo de Estado, al Gobier-
no Constitutional, que contara
con ell Senado y la Camara de
Representatives. como cuerpos lie
|gislativos, para entregar las O.
ficinas a su cargo, ell Consejo
de Secretaries resolv6 aver la
permanencia del cuerpo consul
two haSta el veinte de mayo.
A favor de esta resolution Sc
pronunci6 ell ex-presidente del
Console de Estado y vicepresi-
'dente electo de la repdblica, doc
tor Laredo Bru.
la Camara, pues, no podra lie
.gislar hasta el veinte de mayo.
La gaceta., 1936-03-28
DOS CREDITOS APROBA-
DOS POR Ell CONSEJO DE
SEdaETARIOS

Habana, mario 28.-ED su
session de aver, ell Consejo de Sc
ere aries aprob6 un cr6dito de
.2,400 pesos anuales para la Sc
nora viuda de Roberto Mendez
Pehate, presidente que fue del
Partido Union Nacionalista.
Tambien acord6 ell Consejo
un credito mensual de cuatro-
cientos veinte y cinco pesos, pa
ra pagan la renta del edificio
de Obispo y Aguiar, que sera
ocupado por la Secretaria del
AL propio tempo, los senores
Secretaries impartieron su a.
probaci6n al proyecto del DR..
Andres Domingo Morales del
Castillo, que modifica Narios
artfculos de la ley del Servicio
Civil, que garantiza la inamo-
vilidad de los empleados publ
cos.
Ell Secretario de Gobernaci6n
doctor Maximiliano Smith no
pudo concurrir a esta reunion,
por hallarse enfermo de grippe.
La gaceta., 1936-03-28
NO SERA MODIFICADA LA
LEGISLATION AzUCARERA

Habana, mario 28.-Los pc
riodistas interrogation aver al
.Secretario de Agricultural, doc
tor Garcia Bayllieres, sobre el
rumor de que ell departamento a
su cargo en- estudio la modifi-
caci6n de La legislation que re-
gula la production azucarera.
Ell Secretario contest6 a los
periodistas con In rOtundo
mo. Y agreg6 que Ell Gobier-
no Sc limitaria, por ell momento,
a mantener su integra aplica-
cion.
La gaceta., 1936-03-28
JUEGOS DE EXTINCTION
PARA HOY

Chicago Cubs contra Cinein-
natl Reds, en- Plant Field.
New York Gfgantes contra
Cleveland Indios, en- New Or :
leans.
New York Yankis contra Bos
ton Braves, en- San Petersburg.
Boston Medias Rojas contra
Detroit Tigres, en- Sarasota.
Carmelitas de San Luis con :
ira Washington Senadores, en-
orlando.
La gaceta., 1936-03-28

"@iV aya unas visitas que ha
Ice este senorl Primero al SRla-
dero y despues al Rastro.'
Mientras Ell carruaje le con-
ducia de uno a otro sitio, nues-
tr0 hombre pensaba:
No debo ser demasiado Sc
vero con LuisillO. iDiabHl al
fin es j6ven. y a Ia ge1te moza
hay que perdOnaEle ciertas 10
'curas.. 10 que mas cuidado me
.da es esa Rosali. que tiene unos
.ojos capaces de tentar a un san
10. lTiene huen gusto, e chico!
Me parece que ha de costa Fine
mushO conseguir que ell muchN
cho renuncie a la chiR para 4
vertirse matando conejos y II
bres. En- fin, ALA veremQs."
La gaceta., 1936-03-28
INCORPORATE LA IONA
DEL RHIN AL EJERCITO
ALEMAN

Londres, MARIO 28.-Ayer Sc
supo en- esta capital, que ell Es-
tado Mayor del IEjercito Ale
man habia dispuesto la incorpo
.raci6n de la IONA desmilitariza-
.da del Rhin a sus planes de rear
mamento EN- general.
Sc estima que este acto US
una r~eafirmaci6n de la resolu-
ci6n de Hitler de ocupar defini-
tivamente dicha iona.
La gaceta., 1936-03-28
III

'I
POGO despues, un mocet6n al
to, fornidO, de mirar avieso Y
.vestido al estilo de los chulapos
de Madrid.
ii Diablo !-pens6 para ST
el tio.-lV aya I'm tipo a prop6-
sito para dar un susie al mic
dor
Y dijo en- voz alta:
~TengN que hablar con US
ted de ~ asunto.
FL trapero lie pidA6 con la mi
rada de arriba abajo, y repuso:
-Pues vamos a la Gaberna.
qre es el sitio mejor para que
sus asuntos dos hombres.
-iNOl Dispense listed: 70 a
Ia taberna no vOy; no tenVO cos
La gaceta., 1936-03-28

n. York 600 OO1 OOS-4c Oh De
Boston O2O OO1 O0O-sc Sh lie
Baterfas.-Por ell New York:
Broaea y Pearson, pitchers, y
Glenn, catcher, Chaplin y Refs.
pitchers, y Lopez, catcher.
La gaceta., 1936-03-28

FL caVuaje habisse detenid1
y don Telesforo salt6 de 81 y en-
|tr6 en- Ia prenderia, diciendo al
coehero:
-EspeTa.
Una sieja le sali6 al encuen-
.tro, preguntandole:
@5Qu& Sc 10 ofrece a listed,
Ehor?
FL anciano vi6se un tanto en-
barazado para cOntestar.
al fin, dijo:
-Vepgo en- busea de una per
soma. Del dueho de la prende-
IA.
Mi hijo. =
u ESta?
Isl, sehOr; Auerme.
La gaceta., 1936-03-28

i Vayas unas hOras de dor
mir!
Comb es j6ven, Sc retira
w..
va, va comprendo.
u Desea listed verle?
ST.
lie llamare.
Isl meACe Ell favor.
-SG/ enfsdara, de fijo, por-
hue no lie gusta que lie despier-
ten; pero, tratandose de una
persona como usted... EspepO
un poco.A
Desapafeci6 en- la trastienda
y volvi6 al cabo de unos minu-,
tOS, diciendo:
Mi hijo saldra en- seguidaS
La gaceta., 1936-03-28

Quintuplos ocurren sOlamente una
Ivez en- 6T,gS0,TUI naeimientOs, diuun
las estadisticas. Sc dice qua ha IN
DIDO solanente 80 partes de "qufn-
tuplos", incluyendo Ell de los famosos
Dionne, en- toda la historic de la me-
dicina.
La gaceta., 1936-03-28
LOS "SENADORES" LIE GA.
Maroon A LOS CARDENA 4.
LES

1888
Bradenton, Mario 28.- Acu-
mulando Is hits, entire ellcs un
jonron de Lewis, los "Senado :
res" de Washington derrctaron
decisivamente a los "Cardena-
les" de San Luis, con anotaci6n
lie ocho carreras contra cuatro,
Los Cardenales parecieron ga
nadores, cuando anotaron tire:
yeces en- ell tercer inning, ponien
lido ell score a su favor. Pero en-
lei sexto los Senadores volvieron
por sus fueros, y volvieron a ac
quirir una ~ventaja que va nc
pudo borrarse en- ell resto del de.
safio.
Vease, a continuation, la anC
taci6n por entradas, total de ca.
rreras, hits, errores y baterias
del juego:
.!Senadores:
O02 002 22O- &c 13h Dc
Cards 900 800 01O-4c 11h le
Baterias.-Por los Senadores
Whitehill y Newson, pitchers, y
Bolton, catcher. Por los Garlic
males: Niece Y Winfond, pit
Ichers, Y O'Grodowski, catcher.
La gaceta., 1936-03-28

La ciudad de Pittsburgh &c. w.
sube y baja de 10 a 20 pulgadas por
dia, seg1n informan los sabios que
han estado estudiando la Influenza
de las Eases de la luna sobre la SUI
perficie de la TERRA.
La gaceta., 1936-03-28

tumbre.
-Entonces.. Segln de 10 que
sea- aqui no pOdemos hablar,
porque no para de entrar ' sa-
lir gente...
"A la puerta me aguarda un
Icoehe. 81 quiere listed que de-
mos en- el un paseo...
Vacil6 ell j6ven, como 81 re-
|eelara, y respOndi6, e fin:
-BuenO; pasearemOs en- CO.
che.
Subieron al carruaje, Y el ito
.dijo al cOchero:
Danes una vueltecita pOr
aai... al paso.
w
La mirada del TraperO era de
0escOnfianza, como de hOmbrs
La gaceta., 1936-03-28

encapih6 IN busca del Trgpero,
pidiendo a DioS que fuese un
truhan. como el alcaide habia
supuesto, pues para ell asunto
do que Sc trataba, Sc entenderia
|eipr con un pillo que con un
Dhombre hOnrado.
FL achacaba ell com ervar sus
fuerzasAa pesar de q avanzada
edad saludable eiercicio de
la tambien sobre la IN
'higienica de tai sport
u Nescrito Ell buen senior up
.26unado voldmen, a tener con-
.dieiones para ello.
pOchfrO sOnri6 al DIR que
ell anciano lie decia:
al Rastro, numero...
Sin duda, Ell auriga pens6 pa
ra ST:
La gaceta., 1936-03-28

Sc VENHE, en- credito sObre
un autom6vil, EN- menOs de su
valor. Preguntar en- esta redac-
La gaceta., 1936-03-28

A DE Los CLUBS, EN-
SUS JUEGOS EN- LA FLO
RIDA
La gaceta., 1936-03-28

! Gaceta Folletin No. 1856
La gaceta., 1936-03-28

Vi.torianO Manteisa. Editor
Evening star., 1936-01-05
STEEL JOBS REACH
PEAK IN NOvEMBE
43s,370 Employees at Work in
Month-15 Per Cent Rise Above
1884 Level Seen.
er.c,.Inisnatch 10 The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK, January 4.-Employ-
ment in the steel industry in November
established a new high level for 1882
according to figures released today py
the American Iron and Steel lnstl-
tute which show that total of 438,37o
employees were at work during the
month.
The total was Is per cent higher
than in November, 1884, when 38l 1858
persons were employed and was the
highest since the total of 455,966 re-
ported for June, 1884. In october,
1885. the steel industry had 436,554
employees.
Total pay rolls of $49.170940 in
November we're almost SO per cent
higher than the total of $32, ,937 ,099
paid in November, 1884. Because
the month of November contained
fewer working days than October,
however. pay rolls for the month were
below the total of $51 ,456 1868 re-
ported for october.
Average hourly earnings OF en-
ployes paid on an hourly piecework or
tonnage basis rose to 65.8 cents per
hour in November, which compares
with 65.4 cents in october and CAT
cents in November. 1884.
Wage-earning employees worked an
average of 35.7 hours per week in
November, as against 36S hours in
October and 263 in November. 1884.
Evening star., 1936-01-05
$364,878 FEES SET
IN UTILITY CASE
insult Subsidiary Is Expected to
Pay Large Sums for Attor.
neys and Receiver.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. January 4.-Receiver's
and attorneys fees of $364,87S for
payment by the Mississippi Valley Util-
tiles Investment Co., $4,000, 900 insult
subsidiary, we're recommended today
by Federal Master in Chancery Edgar
B. Tolman.
The Mississippi company has been
in receivership for four years, but is
now practically liquidated.
Master Tolman's recommendations
for fees were made to Federal Judge
Walter c. Lindley, and included a
final payment of 100000 to Receiver
Eugene v. r. Thayer-who had al
ready collected $80,100 on an 81 300
a-month drawing account-and an
other of $l50.00O to the receivers at
torneys, the law firm of Winston,
StraNn & Shaw.
Other items on the recommended
fee list included $4,000 for the pre-
ferred stockholders committee and
sl2,918 for the committees attorneys,
Cassels, Potter g. Bentley.
Evening star., 1936-01-05
STUDEBAkER SALES
BEST IN II YEARS
More Than 200 Cars Are Sold
in acknowledgements Also
Best Since 1924.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, January A.
Paul G. Hoffman, president of Stude-
baker Corp, reports the sale of more
than 100 cars in December-the best
record in IL years.
"Studebaker shipments of passenger
cars and trucks last month exceeded
any December since 1924 when 1868
cars were shipped" said Mr.. Hoffman.
I'VE carried over almost 5000 De-
cember orders for immediate ship
ment.
If factory production had been
sufficient to meet the demand of the
d1aler organization. Studebaker sales
would have been far larger than in
any other December in our history"
Evening star., 1936-01-05
BALTZ REAPPOINTED
TO HOME LOAN BANK

Edward C. Baltz. secretary of the
Perpetual Building Association, Wash
ington, has been reappointed by the
Federal Home Loan Bank Board as
vice chairman of the winston Salem
District Bank. which covers the fifth
Federal Reserve district and other
nearby States. The chairman is Ivan
Allen of Atlanta.
Yesterdays appointment will con-
tinue until next December Mr.. Baltz
has already rendered much service to
the regional bank, and is very active
in building and loan affairs in his
home city.
Evening star., 1936-01-05
GLASS ACTIVITY LAGS.

NEW YORK, January R.-
Rather slow buying and sharply re-
duced operating schedules marked the
turn of the year in the glass industry,
says the American Glass Review. As
soon as the inventory period is COM
pleted, however, demand for most
glas sproducts is expected to pick up
sharply.
Evening star., 1936-01-05
SUGAR EXPORTS REVEALED

NEW YORK, January tP,.-Cuba's s
1885 exports of sugar approximated
2.380,000 tons. of which about "a per
cent was shipped to the United States.
according to Lamborn g. Co., trade
brokers. In 1884 little over 81 per
cent of the total export movement Of
2,345,00 tons went to this country.
Evening star., 1936-01-05
POWER SCHEDULES RAISED.

CHICAGO, January P).-James
Simpson. chairman of the Common
wealth Edison Co.. said his concern
was planning its schedules on the
basis OF a per cent gain in sales OF
electricity for 1886 over last year.
Evening star., 1936-01-05
WANTED-SALESMEN.

magic: banishes house-cleaning drudgery:
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believe you can average $1,000 per month.
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Evening star., 1936-01-05
RETAIL DECLINE SMALL.

NEW YORK, January P).-The
post-holiday letdown In retail trade
in the metropolitan area here was not
so pronounced, it was revealed, with
some stores reporting a fairly good re-
sponse to clearances and special pro-
motions of Winter merchandise.
Evening star., 1936-01-05
BURLAP TRADE QUIET.

NEW YORK. January 4 lP.-Holi-
days both here and abroad curtalled
burlap trading during the week. Prices
eased about 10 to IS points as re-
suit of the lack of business.
Evening star., 1936-01-05
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eMrenees M and salary received. Address Box
AUT TOMOBTLE SALESMEN-Three reliable
men who desire to increase their present
earnings: previous automobile selling expe-
no Il a4e Mns
work. Finest stock OF better conditioned
cars now on display @ & at reduced prices See
I4th at T st. --
AUTOMOBILE USED-CAR Statesmen
Your opportunity to make connections with
@ ers z over ioo ne cars to sell from at des ali
Iir es New trades coming in daily. Ample
floor periods Full co-operation given our
men. No loafers need apply. We need live
ines. See Mr.. Rosenthal. Ourisman-Chev-
rolet. $40 H st. ne.
BECOME an insurance specialist. earn while
g q s Sy
now. Address Box 375.X Star once
BOP g9DY AND AND T pENDEE ~ MEN sSSDsF,sncsd
ing. L. P. steuart. Inc. 144O P st. NV.
BooKKEEPER wanted. 5 yrs experience;
Al references; S25 weekly. Washington
haOerQaSnery. IlU2 ST. NV.
BUTLER-HOUsEMAN; thorough worker.
good character; permanent. Box 23S.
CAFETERIA - Combination cook and
counter helper. State experience. age,
ssaghs ssaT etase snd weisht' Address Box ss7:z'
CHAUFFEUR and salesman for suburban
bakery; house-to-house service; references;
experience preferred: supply small bond.
Address Box 256-Z. Star ONCE.
COLLECTOR wanted. white experienced
in installment furniture business; refer
ences Address Box 57-Z Star oflce
COLLECTOR experienced; guarantee SAL
ary and commission. Apply Eli Rubin Co..
us 7th NV.
DRIVER wanted colored man to drive
truck and do some repair; model T. 125
Gath st NV.
DRUG CLERK-Young. wide-awake man,
'all-around drug store experience; must be
well recommended: in reply state age and
qualification. Address Box 1867. Star
Office.
EXPERIENCED newspaper feature sales
man to finance self on road for limited
time. for interest In established syndicate.
Give qualifications in first letter; assured
future for right man. Van Gorder Serv-
ice Box 1898. Washington. d. c.
FANCY SILK SPOTTER; experienced. APP
ply at Snaps Cleaners Rockville. Nd
FARM HAND. experienced: nearby Nd;
horses garden, etc. Address Box 237-z.
Star once.
Evening star., 1936-01-05
WAITRESS,
Experienced.
1713 Pa, Ave, NV,

1713 Pa. Ave. NV.
BOOKKEEPER = LARGE. WELL-ESTAB-
LISHED REAL ESTATE OFFICE DESIRES
FTRST-CLASS BOOKKEEPER MUST BE
BOOKKEEPING AND MUST BE TYPIST.
REPLY IN OWN HANDWRITING. STAT
ING EXPERIENCE. APPLICATIONS WILL
BE CONSIDERED CONFIDENTIAL AND
NO INQUIRIES MADE UNTIL AFTER
INTERVIEW. ADDRESS BOX 244-z.
STAR OFFICE
Evening star., 1936-01-05
REAL OPPORTUNITY,

RE1I VI OIC = M I
Due to recent develormerts We need 3
men in our Washington district. and >
each in Baltimore and Richmond. Offices
have teen established for some years in
cities above mentioned. OPPORTUNITIES for
advancement to manaseriel positions:
sales experience not necessary. Prefer
toned. Write giving past experience
phone. age. Address Box 134-Z. Star
office
Evening star., 1936-01-05

OPTOMETRIST TO TAKE
COMPLETE CHARGE OF
DEPARTMENT DOING A
LARGE VOLUME OF BUSI-
NESS IN BALTIMORE. UN-
LIMITED OPPORTUNITY
AS TO COMPENSATION.
REPLIES CONFIDENTIAL.
ADDRESS BOX 1867, STAR
OFFICE.