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The Washington times., 1936-11-09

Episcopal Home for Chill
dren during 1856 need
ed and used S24.652.7S
to furnish q PERSONAL
lied home for needy
children of all creeds
from 8 to IS years OF
age. The Homes in
come was $500.
Their deficit was s21.-
15275, which was met
By your Chest Gift.
st. Joseph's Home and
School during 1880
needed and used S2l.-
435.47 to furnish .
home for orphaned, ne
elected, dependent boys,
furnishing them with
moral, physical and ed
ucational training. The
Homes income was ST.
S9.16-their deficit was
$14,046.31, which was
met by your Chest Gift.
The Southern Relief So
ciety during 1880 need
ed and used S14,239.1A
to provide o home for o
group of aged women.
The Society'S income
was $11. 358 - their de-
hcit was S2.961.14, which
Gas G;tt met by your Chest
st. vincent's Home and
School during 1880
needed and used $685.
05l.46 for the care and
training of dependent
girls of 6 to IA years OF
age. The Homes in
come was S15.769.50-
their deficit was S2o.-
1886, which was met
by your Chest Gift.
Children's Hospital (dur-
ing 1885, gave surgical
and medical care of all
kinds to sick and Grip
Piled children under IL
years Of age-w hose
parents could not pay
for this service deficit
and your Chest Gift IN
cluded under hoSpitalS).
Plorsn Crittenton
Homo during 1880
needed and used S24,-
875.56 to rehabilitate un[
married mothers-keep-
ing mother and child to-
gether, whenever pos
sible. following 8 months
or longer of care and
training. The Homes
income was $13,607. 81
their deficit was $l1,-
267.65. which was met
by your Chest Gift.
Jewish Foster Home
during 1880 needed
and used $16,286.47 to
take care of homeless
children, building them
up physically and NOR
ally and training them
to become useful citi-
zenS. The Homes in
COIu0 was 90, IU.0Z-
their deficit was $11,-
175.95-which was met
by your Chest Gift.
st. Anna'S Home (dur-
ing 1936) needed and
used S4.069.23 to fur
niSh q home and home
care to aged colored
women. The Homes in
come was $2,325-their
deficit was $l.743-23.
which was met by your
Chest Gift.
The Washington times., 1936-11-09

1oEs' C1uo OF wasnInS.
ton during 1886 need.
ed and used $33.2S7.25 to
offer physical, vocation.
al. educational and recs
reational training to
boyS-attendance was
247,114. The clubs ino
come was S3,784-theiF
deficit was $29,4s3.2S-
met BY your Chest Gift.
Phyllis whsatley 2. ".
C. A. during 1880 need"
ed and used $16,761.l4 to
offer employment Serv"
ice. offer free lodging.
maintains q camp, carry
on q character-building
program for colored girls
and women. Their Inc
come was $9,23S-deQs
cit was S7.526.I4-met
by your Chest Gift.
The 2. NJ. c. A. (during
1880 needed and used
S0s1 .l63.65 to offer free
employment service. vo-
cat!onal guidance. to tufs
nish educational. physi"
cal, religious and recreo
ational activities. The
income was $256,S20-
deficit was $24,343.65-
met By your Chest Gift
Barney Nelshborhood
House (during 1880
needed and used $21."
O4O.20 to maintain a day
nursery. junior kinder
Earten. arts and crafts
classes, music school,
vacation school, social
clubs for boys, girls aad
adults, circulating Ii.
brary. dramatic and mus
sical programs; TheiH
income was $3.50
their deficit was ST."
49o.20 = met By your
Chest Gift.
Jusnita K. Nye Council
House during 1880
needed and used s6.s
795.O4 to keep children
in pre-kindergarten while
mothers worked, mains
tain q free library, leiS.
ure time education.
Their income was $1,000
deficit was S6,74S.o4-
met BY your Chest Gift.
18th Street Branch ?.
NJ. C. A. during 1880
needed and used S25,s
141.17 to upbuild the
mental, physical an q
spiritual life Of colored
men and boys through
social life, fellowship, vo"
catonal guidance, free
employment serV Ice.
sports, games, health
education. camping and
personal service. Their
income was s15,42o -
their deficit was 49,"
72l.17-met by your
Chest Gift.
The Federation Of Par.
entTeachers Association
during I936) needed and
used 1892 to supply shoes
and rubbers to needy
school children. Your
Chest Gift made this
possible.
The Washington times., 1936-11-09

The American Legion
during 1885, needed
and used S13,o69.4o for
personal service to World
War veterans and their
families and for tempo
rary relief to single war
veterans. Your Chest
Gilt met this great need.
The Disabled American
Veterans Of the World
War during 1880 need
ed and used $2,913.20 to
adjust disabled vet
erans' claims. to obtain
them disqualification and
employment. Your Chest
Git made this possible.
The Central Admittance
Bureau for Hospitals
during 1936) needed
and used $30,17a.79 to
arrange visits to clinics
and hospitals for Wash
ingtonianS who needed
medical care and could
not pay.
The following hospi-
tails needed and used
$276. .466.72 to serve
WaShingtonians. Based
on their 1896 deficit
these hospitals will need
$4,000 more for this
purpose in 1887:
Emergency Hospital.
Columbia Hospital for
Women.
Children's Hospital.
Episcopal Eye, Ear and
Throat.
Garfield Memorial Hos
pital.
GEORGETOWN University
Hospital.
National Homeopathic
Hospital.
Providence HoSDitaI-
Children'S Country Home
during 1856 needed
and used $23,64I.1s to
provide q convalescent
home for children under
6 years Of age. Their
own come was
$2.737.17-their deficit
was $40. 0.so4.o1. paid By
your Chest Gift.
The Stoddard Baptist
Old Folks Home during
1886 needed and used
Sl1.618.91 to give a
home to a group Of
aged Colored men and
women. now destitute.
The Homes income was
S4,532-their deficit was
S7.086.e1, met by your
Chest Gift.
The Washington H me
for FoundlingS (during
1936) needed and used
S25,185.64 to take care
Of dependent children
under 5 pears OF age
who may be orphans,
children Of separated
parents or of unmarried
mothers. Their income
was $13,O96.50-t h cir
deficit was $12,o89.1A.
met by your Chest Gift.
st. Ros e's Technical
School during 1886
needed and used S2S,-
1878 to provide a home
for dependent girls. The
Schools income " as
SO. - their deficit
was S19,097.99. met by
your Chest Gift.
The Washington times., 1936-11-09

The Washington Insti.
tute for Mental Hygiene
during 1885 needed
and used $33,749.66 to
conduct two clinics at
which pSychiatriSts,
physiologiSts and social
workers helped in the
solution Of problems Of
ID children in the Child
Guidance Clinic, and (2)
adults in the Life Ad-
justment Center. Great
work was accomplished
through your est
Gift.
The Hebrew Free Loan
Association (during
1885, needed and used
$3.241.39 to loan money,
without interest. to small
business men in need.
Your Chest Gift made
this possible.
The D. c. Congress Of
Parents-Teachers dur
ing 1880 needed and
used $se2.0o to supply
shoes and rubbers to
needy school children.
Your Chest Gift made
this possible
The Salvation Army
and used $9o.s62.o2 for
those who needed help
badly. To aid with re-
lief families not eligible
for public relief. The
Army's income was Sill
1856. Its deficit was $7e,-
077o2, paid by your
Chest Gift.
The Juvenile Protective
Association durinK
1885 needed and used
S22,179.76 to prevent de-
linquincy, to provide
foster homes for chill.
dren. The Associations
income was $4,oo0-their
deficit was S19,179.76,
met By your Chest Gift.
The Child Welfare soei-
ETY. needed and used
$11,647.61 to hold in
fant and pre- = school
conferences at Chill
dren'S Hospital, to train
for good health habits
and disease prevention.
Income was $5.550.00-
deficit was $6.097.61-
met by your Chest Gift.
The Catholic Charities
during 1885, needed
and used $52,919.03
to supply financial aid
to dependent Catholic
families. render con-
structive personal serv-
ice to the needy. The
organiza tion's in c ON .
was $2,5oo their de-
f1cft was $5o,416.o3. met
BY your Chest Gift.
The Washington Heart
Association (during
1885, needed and used
$3.S66.80 to provide free
clinics to educate the
public in the symptoms
OF heart disease. Their
income was S30o-thAiS
shortage was $3,566.80,
met by your Chest Gift.
The Washington times., 1936-11-09

The Washington Heart
Association durin g
1885, needed and used
$3.s66.80 to provide free
clinics to educate the
public in the symptoms
Of heart disease. Their
income was S30o-thAiS
shortage was $3,566.8o,
met by your Chest Gift.
The Washington times., 1936-11-09
These 65 Agencies Fight Hunger Crime Disease Despair
Every hour every DQy-tz1u >61r Community Chest Gifts

The Washington Com
r'ttee on Housing need
- and used (during
1880 $5,564.o5 to i'm
prove living conditions
among low-income fam
lilies - stimulating re-
pairs to existing build
ings and construction Of
new ones. Your Chest
Gift met this great need.
The Instructive Visiting
Nurses (during 1886
needed and used $685.
267.53 for employing
graduate Public Health
Nurses to give nursing
care to the sick. The
Society's income was
was $11s,se4.o6. met by
your Chest Gift.
The Bureau Of Rehabili-
tauon needed and used
during 1936) $9,076.3
to help released prison.
erS and prohationerS to
obtain Jobs. to arrange
for care Of prisoners
families and to super
wise paroled persons.
Your Chest Gift met
this need.
Tho Legal Aid Bureau
(dNing 1885 needed
and used $4,699.24 to
provide q corps Of at
torneys to give legal as
sistance to needy per-
sons. Your Chest Gift
met this need.
The Travellers Aid So
ciety (during 1913 81
needed and used $780,
O6Q.41 to serve emer-
gencieS during hours
when other agency Of
Aces were closed; to pro-
vide protective service
for travellers in difficult
ties. The Society's in
come was $4,000. Their
shortage was S35. .s60.4
met BY your Chest Gift.
The Family Service As
ISOLATION during 1880
needed and used $99,-
1868 to aid families
who have problems ariS-
ing from insufficient in
comes, desertion, incipi-
ent delinquency and eX-
treme despair. The As
sociation's income was
$4.2oo-their deficit was
$95, ,586. which was
met by your Chest Gift.
Tho Jewish Social Serv-
ice Agency during 1885
needed and used $4o,-
9o4.01 to help Jewish
families deal with finan-
cial. behavior, domestic.
child adjustment prob
lens. The Agency'S in
come was $2,600-their
deficit was 1904 .01,
which was met BY your
Chest Gift.
The Social Hygiene So
ciesy during 1913 81
needed and used $8,-
38127 to provide whole
some sex education for
marriage and parenthood
to combat venereal dis
ease. Works against
commercialized prostitu-
tion. etc. Done through
your Cha&t GIFT
The Washington times., 1936-11-09

The D. c. Congress Of
ParentS-Teachers dur
ing 1880 needed and
used $992.00 to supply
shoes and rubberS to
needy school children.
Your Chest Gift made
this possible.
The Washington times., 1936-11-09

st. Ros e's Technical
School during 1886
needed and used $685.
1878 to provide a home
for dependent girls. The
Schools income " a S
SO. TOO - their deficit
was $19,097.99. met by
your Chest Gift.
The Washington times., 1936-11-09

The Hebrew Home for
the Aged during 1936)
needed and used $751;
$500 to provide . home
and homs-c0r0 for aged,
dependent men and Vom-
en-. The Homes income
was %, ,075-their deficit
was $25,617.oe - which
was met By your Chest
st. Ann's Infant ASylum
(dUring 1885 nseded and
used S44.649.33 to pro-
vide . home for help
less mothers and needy
children. Their income
was S10,327.eo and their
deficit was S34,321.S3-
met By your Chest Gift.
Washington Animal Res
cue League (dUring 1880
needed and used &c..
33e.SS 70 remove from
the streets 2o.So7 sick
injured or unwanted AMI
mails. The Leagues In.
come was S3,eoS-theiF
deficit was $4.534.5a.
Net by your Chest Gift.
Southeast House during
1889 needed and used
S6.171. IS to provide Q
settlement house for
colored children and
adults. Their income
was $1,362-their deficit
was $6.So9. SO. met by
your Chest Gift.
Friendship House (dvr.
ing 1856 needed an d
used $24,027.27 to main
tain SouthweSt'g Set
tlement for whites -
maintains classes In art,
crafts. dancing. dra-
maticS, music. sewing,
etc. Nursery school for
children Of employed
mothers. Income was
IS. .32o-dedcit was S1s.-
707.27 met By your
Chest Gift.
Boy Scouts Of America
during 1e36) needed
and used S26,SeI.79 for
their organized program
for 1000 Boy Scouts. Sea
Scouts, Explorers, Row
ers and Cubs led by
5000 volunteers. Their
income was $500
their deficit was
S24.o61. 1.7e-met By your
Chest Gift.
The Summer Outings
Committee during 1880
nseded and used $12.-
O7a34 to operate sum-
mer camps for under
privileged mothers and
children. This was made
possible through your
Chest Gift.
The Northeast Boys Club
(durinG 1880 needed
and used Sl0,2l0.3G to
prevent youthful delin-
Quancy through athletic
clubs and vocational
classes. Their income
was S245-their deficit
was So, 1855. "a. which was
met BY your Chest Gift.
The Washington times., 1936-11-09

Your Community Chest Goal for
is $1,969,OOO!
1t is the smallest number of dollars (Budge
mittee Finding) with which these IS Welfare
cies can "arrest" Hunger, Disease, Grin
Despair in Washington.
Washington is growing-its beautiful sid
is growing, its "seamy" side is growing - it
Human Needs are growing. That's wh!
212,OOO more dollars are needed to fight thes'
public enemies.
Be &C" Man-HeIp supply the "Ammuni
ton" (dollars) to NOW down Hunger, Crime
Disease and Despair. Protect your city, pro
tect your loved ones-Give and give gener
ously...
The Washington times., 1936-11-09

The Northeast Boys Club
(during 1880 needed
and used Slo,2I0.3& to
prevent youthful delin-
Qu0ncy through athletic
clubs and vocational
classes. Their income
was S24S-their deficit
was 80. .96S.34. which was
met BY your Chest Gift.
Evening star., 1936-08-18
SPECIALITY statesmen.

SPECIALITY statesmen.
Washington's outstanding
direct sales organization re-
quires the services of 3 am
bilious, aggressive men, who
appreciate a real opportunity
to make very good incomes.
Men selected will be thor
oughly trained and given
every financial assistance.
Line consists of nationally
known makes of oil burners,
refrigerators, radios, wash
ers, ironers, ranges and sew
eral other smaller appli-
ances. All offered under a
sales plan that has proven
to be so sensational that our
present statesmen have been
unable to handle the de-
mand. Apply Sales Manager,
between 9 and IL am. c:aly.
1741 Johnson ave. NV.
BETWEEN 18th AND 18th. r AND NV
YOUNG MEN, 2, neat appearing,
free to- travel, wanted to COM
plete sales crew. Salary, trans
portation and commission paid.
Apply B. Broadhurst, Rn1. 514,
Hotel Annapolis, between 8s9
Am. and 7-8 p.nn.
Evening star., 1936-08-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


IMMATURE wIND1N9-save money on
senerstor. Snt esch.. repaired, $3.50 up. Hsr-
ris Armature Co. 9th and o NV.
54sa mixer Bake Dsn sneS Ind
81 = St. s.w
BED ROOM SUITES 81. complete; ivory.
] walnut: nearly new. Also solid oak din
ing room set Very reasonable. 1857
BED ROOM SUITE tmaplel. modern gas
range dining room suite vacuum cleaner,
day bed. rugs. odd beds. chifforobe, refrie-
orator; crib piano. Edelman. 33o3 oeor-
BEDS, single. metal. mahoeany, with
sprins and nd, mattress; complete: bureau eau
saass bsdsd .se neture es
sanitsrium' Queen Chapel I'd. opposite Mt:
Pm pnnier only Hsa ssaSG ana ri,
day. Do not telephone.
BICYCLES Relliast and other high-srade
wheels Hazelton Bicycle d sportins
2GHai ss1s% ss3Es M "a saa7 s56 lssfs :,;.,
:ssDs *. .iss. nc
water boiler: Apply Ssas % Calvert st, j: nv.
BREAKTAsT SET. $3.50: refriEerator. per-
lander couch and mattress So rug. SIS;
vanity IL 10Th ne.
s.ICK EI LMBEn s,lrI ASR ;os. mate.
lection at bargain prices.
HECHiNQER CO. Used Material Dept.
bs bsss a. AZ. a; ss 1sos : siessi. ssi sT sE.
CAMERAS We buy sell trade used cam.
ssn. ss ns EYebs nd 3. sss n1
Cash REoIsTER. Nationsd eiectric. T1cket
S:$s - s s' ss = 80 !'s &: fs@ s
COAT, new, black and white swasger,
ssS conn ave-. %ois xp .ssfn sf medium size
COMPLETE FURNISHINGS for 2-room
r.. f. ASt. psnst S.. % %Posom@ss @ 5477.M. I'M A'nmeAo
DINING SUITE sacrifice. 1918
sLEGTHIc nc f;GfE!oEnlATrY{EN r az. aasl Dfocslai1
$40: good buy. District 5OSS. 1ss
ELEC. REFRr0gRATOR q. T.. Az Gu. It..
s{ sva ms' M ss aoe Js Ht0
s sseree sss iSG Dfstr,es oS o7b4 y 0'e' 'Issai fs
MECTRIC STOVE almost new. $40.
Ay.n. Appy 0es.ssn .nS TrsbIis Ii ass Tsms
Rsaxsag ssq s.:S .s': :.eS '1;li siS
sasis , ss:s:, :s aS$ ot. .ns S :. stss aoG .oS
sps sss .S.s ss ? s4fs ioe H. T's ave- 'nss ns
nsn5s ssSI..: sac Co. sSY Ysls ns R:s
st. n v. North 334s.
FRIGrDA1RE Vs. cubic feet eli .porce-
lain. perfect. reasonable. Apt. 1, 81
Howard ave. cor. Fawcett. kensinEton.
HisSway. Ichsfrydale. Va ~ o'oO
FURNrTURE-AntiQue mahoEany.- Teak.
wood display case; Oriental rugs. Monday
g. oet' nlW. 70 and l. Tues and Wed 1913 H
FURNrTuRE-MahoSany (ooy. W. desk.
fireside chair. davenport, studio couch. an-
sss' ssS iass sr: Conn l%. avs s:Ss e ss etc Apt
EEsSsgss E,sss., sae1S s s
suites and desirable odd pieces. electric re-
1rlseratofa. etc.
GAS RANqEe. like new. So up; installed;
Hunr.nsensSd a snS a., why Pay more' oaJia W. VII
GAS RAKoI. green and tan. 4.surnsr
S.isntis Ssfn sSnssGa ssss Ee new sag; cost seS'
fsss5ss!Ssh .ts
shsss .ss.,,'. iSs % cs,h ios SsiilHSrs blvd.
LIVING ROOM 7.pc.. s6; kitchep. table,
81. 3rd door. 1914 Mass. ave: n.w.'
MoroEs. sefriesrasor and eil burner
xindinG window Display. CartS 1905 14th,
oy1TcE ruRN1TUkk new used deska.
nes ee oesson Hst sesassf ssss
OFFICE EuhNrTUR1--A lAfse assortment
of used pieeee ct low prices. n Baum n
Son. 616 %. nv.
$22 to $50. Bench ana delivery Included.
SoMA Go0d AAkAa. Iitta 1870 q A.
Evening star., 1936-08-18
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO ORLANDO. FLA. SEPT. I;
M riEbr ifhe 3is ss espsof sefn St, fG Inc. ssos
DRIVING TO KANSAS CITY AUGUST
GERS re'Irnng SfRi posomss ssn take
TO CHICAGO FRIDAY OR SATURDAY,
81. Call Mr.. MOLLOY. District 1890 Ext.
974. an. to 3:30 pm.
DRIVING MEMPHIS VIA KNOXVILLE
and Nashville SATURDAY desire two pas.
DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES AUG. 20.
take one or two part way or all. small
expense. Shepherd 3Og5-W.
WANT LADY PASSENGER FOR MISSOURI
sSus tes Rhode fss Island d.ynf .ye nw owner
DRIVING 1929 PONTIAC TO CHARLES
ton; s. c. take two; reasonable. Leaving
GOVT. COUPLE DRIVING TO AsHEVILLE
Friday am. Call National 1921.
DRIVING TO ATLANTIC CITY NEXT 2
days, i936 rord; accommodate 4: reason
LEAVING FOR MISSISSIPPI AUGUST 20.
Decatur 1881. after pm. 20:
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE DRIVING 1895
sedan to Utah or Oklahoma. leave during
week; passengers wanted. Dist. 1920. Br,
1y6. to 4. Ask for Mr.. Butcher.
SAFE, DEPENDABLE.
Share expense. private car: travel every.
where Aaron Travel Ser, Met. 7411. 1s'
Evening star., 1936-08-18
WANTED-ROOMS.

CLEAN QUIET SINGLE ROOM with prI-
vate family by Govt. employe within walk
ing distance of Georgetown Law School.
Address Box 1s-C. Star ONCE
BY, GENTLEMAN, Govt employe. NV:
Well-furnlshed room. southern exposure
connecting or private bath: S25. Tell all.
Address Box 12-C. Star Office
GOVT. EMPLOYE WANTS ROOM WITH
private family. walking distance Library of
congress. Breakfast optional. Address Box
11-C. Star Office
YOUNG MAN, Government employe wants
otate rates. Address Box 405.C Star nflce
Evening star., 1936-08-18

PERSONAL.
COLONIC IRRIGATION, PHYSfO-THER-
apy health treatments by graduate nurse.
Hours. 10 until .. Phone Decatur 1882.
IF ANNOYED WITH INDIGEsTION
caused by gas, try Gas Gone. and be quickly
relieved. Get 1t from your druggist.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
t,1I. own meth0d; results effective for NE
eolumbs "a adaSos Ssss
WILL LADY WHO HAD 500 GOVERN.
ment men eheck cashed at Lambs Drus Store,
can there as the check was lost?
A BEAUTIFUL ROOM FOR AGED. INvA-
able; reference. Emerson 1894.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE you
wait: Emergency Laboratory. Room sol.
Westory Bldg. l 4th and r. Open Sun. M
PHYSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC HEALTH
treatment at your home. reducing exercises
etc. Phone ehep. 2506, S.l0 In. 6-S p m.
SUPERVISED PLAY. AGES 70 o: ORA
mates sports games. pool. tutoring: exp.
teachers; TRANSPORTATION. Georgia 6544.
,Ss1s WasS :. DEATH De tn. sTFikEs % ; = FAMILY
accept inferior funeral services due to in
ability to pay q higher price The Greater
W, Chambers Co. offers q complete
funeral cars and all for as little as $75
Mas 7 m:1 r:9s 5: n.a
the Greater w w Chambers Co. i4th ct
corner Chaplin NV Columbia 0439. Phone
Sr,Miit,s or write our address We win send you
St na Dnons of oE %s dS
IIth st sc. phone Atlantic 670O.
Evening star., 1936-08-18
HrL.P-DOMESTlC.

COUPLE white. intelligent; living quar-,
ters, good compensation: references; man M
need not stay all day 1888 Calvert 81. NV.
GENERAL HousEWI9nRK-Myhnoinsse' Isns yhone stsss stesri;
pm. Potomac 1879. ----y------,
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER. white. Eood
cook live in; wages. S4o per mon'h' MIA
andria 2l25.
GIRL. colored.- good cook. seneral house ss
AGdress A4dfes i BOX 4oo.c. Star once.
% 3ort nd eookins assist WITH Children;
s1a, sve n.sil nisn'i Apt' t0?S sol. Adams SEQ.
GIRL, white general housework sTall
apartment. small family; stay nights Caii
after Z, Tues. Wed. Apt. 3O3. 5'fo
GIRL, light housework. for afternoons
81 so per week. Adams 1879.
GIRL, general housework, small apartment
snndsr sars sr'sN work 81 Weekly. After m. II
HOUsEKEEPER, white. middle ase. for
boarding house; stay nights. can IN per
son between . and 1880 pm, l4OS Mass.
ave. NV.
HoUsEKEEPER 1whitel. care Of one child:
EeieneRee st ntWe After t. 8. call Cleveland .50a
MOTHERS HELPER. young white Or COL
ored; SO week. room and board. Wiscon-
sin 4695-W.
wANTED-Ngrse !vhitel, part time; refer
ences required. Emerson $685..
experienced COOK and iaundress for family
of two: sleep in; S25 month; references
required Wisconsin 1852.
WOMAN, reliable. for general housework
care sna of iaunSdi5s aSi ssay
WOMAN, white. experienced. general house
work: fond of children: live I'M references.
Cleveland 3474.
Evening star., 1936-08-18
WANTED-SALESMEN.

statesmen to sell Frigidaires. washers
oil burners ircners and furniture; salary
and commission. Apply sos st. ne.
SALES MANAGER-D DISTRIBUTOR to hire
and supervise statesmen for New YORK
ticle that sells to merchants on sight
This is a big paying Job for man selected
Factory representative will interview ap-
H. L. Gold for appointment at District
Evening star., 1936-08-18
SYTUATIONS--DOMESTIC.

C0T0REb-Part-t work wanted: city
references. very good cook; no SUNDAYS.
1881 B st. Sc.
COOK. experienced, colored. would IKE , jon
with private familxa;e lxaeSsI San give tne Des' isl-
CO0KING GENERAL HOUSEWORE went.
ed 81 North Carolina colored; good refer.
ence. North 1881.
GENERAL, MAID-Colored girl from the
South wishes work: ref Potomac 465I:
GIRL, colcred. wants part-tims or maid,s la.s
1884 Swan St. NV. -
Evening star., 1936-08-18
HELP-WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATORS t3). ali. around,
preferably with upper Conn. ave. followins
BEAUTY OPERATOR, good. all-around,;
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around manicur-
Heleri's Beauty salon ESQ Kennedy St NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR. must be sxpeTienssd:
good guaranteed .s o. salary. =. Apply Franklin
COOK and cooks helper. colored. Apply
304 Kennedy st. NV. Concord Restaurant.
COUNTER GIRL. experienced Apply Dixie
Pig Barbecue. Silver Spring. Nd.
SIsk az Store msss 5. for sstnns ans
CURB EMPLOYEES from Is to 25. neat.
5111 Georgia ave. NV
GIRL as waitress in lunch room. 1914
9th st. n ".
GIRL. single, for soda FOUNTAIN and table
Ind st. Sc.
GIRL wanted. Weighing 200 or more
pounds. to travel with vaudeville act: sal,
ary and expenses Can frSm %a,n 10 sbareSsn ann to
R@l RRoesl Room 20 y ! pins.p. IL r, - MA'O. on0lenA"
and TAX, orders, Salary sRa bonus: Good
Mack. I4ito II Ii St. NV. suite lo4.
LADIEs-sell "Embosso.. Christmas cards;
sender's signature in gold; 81 assortment:
ps ss Haama
LADIES ca. refned. One. as manager, one
for part time. Excellent opportunity to
those who qualify. Address Box 453-c.
0kaL OLASS.
LADIES Il viii employ three. attractive
Young ladies in my special sales DEPART
ment at about SIT 80 weekly to start.
Apply Mr.. Barton, 8 to IL, Room 205.
1427 Eye st. NV.
IADIESIPossible to earn up to $40 day
starting now; Sell something entirely new new
name Inscribed Prices low as so cards for
$1.95. ,Amssing value deiies competition.
each. including 81 Christmas cards. 1S
etchings. with self-seal envelopes and 9TH
ers. Make up to 1907 profit. Free sample
offer. Wetmore q Sugden. 749 Monroe ave..
Dept. SMA. Rochester, N. Y.
SmIASdt coat Sdenaitments. % Permanent M o pos,tioni a
Apply the Loeb Company. 714 7th st. NV.
sALESLADY : Manaser Of one. Of the
worlds lAreest cosmetic lab. will interxtew
applicants. Apply Wednesday. Ola. {1b6S
Euclid st.. Room 81.