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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-01
The Dictatorship Poll
(Oklahoma City Oklahoman)

(Oklahoma City Okahoman)
 No doubt the opinion of the country concerning the dangers of pending dictatorship is fairly re- ected in the latest poll of the American Institute Public Opinion Of those who participated in the poll 55 per cent convinced that MT. Roosevelt and his policies constitute threat of the imposition of dictatorship upon the country while the other AS per cent look with considerable misgivng upon the Pres- dent and the trend of his policies The result pro- baby reflects fairly enough the opinion of the country as whole
 But the result when fully analysed proves some thing else pretty bsivey. It proves that facts and evidence ia. !, vel. forgotten by those who participated in this latest poll It proves that bias and prejudice have much to do-a great deal to do- with forming the opinion of the voter If this is not true. how explain the marked fears of a dic- tatorship in States that heavily Republican and the comparative lack of all fears of dictatorship in States that solidly Democratic?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-01
Hen Lodges with Dog

ABERDEEN, Wash.-A bantam hen flew out of Ray Brasfield's chickenyard and roasted in the doghouse. When the dog reappear- ed and crawled in the bantam re- fused to leave. Now the two occupy the house every night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-01
HAHNS LEAVING FOR
 SKAGWAY ON ALEUTIAN

MT. and Mrs. Karl Hahn, who have been in Juneau several weeks visiting Mrs. Hahns mother Mrs T. M. Reed. will leave on the Aleu- tian- tonight for Skagway.
 Mrs. Hahn, who was Miss Vene- tia Pugh before her marriage In Arizona a year ago, and her hus- band have many friends in Juneau who have enjoyed their visit here
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-01

At WPA concert in Madison Square Garden, New York City. a realistic touch was given Tscnai- kowsky's 1912 Overture" when a 75-piece band was added to the or chestrial effects.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-01

 needs, when half of them can't find enough to satisfy adequately the old needs of food, clothing, decent shelter and recreation, is one of those unpleasant things, which Ali Landon, pleasant man, doesn't like to talk about
 Lots of Governor Landon's speech is like that hi- Ii game the kids play with a racket and ball on a rubber band; the ball is hit, it's jerked back. Like this:
 This freedom of enterprise that has distinguished the American way of life exists not for few but for all It has benefited every American whether he works for himself somebody else. ;" Then the ball comes back: Let us not forget however that fair distribution of economic and social benefits has yet to be brought about"
 Again, Ali plays hi-li on the States rights ques- ton with:
 Government power must always be used hinchngly to correct the abuses and inequalities which admittedly exist. (Plop) So far as possible this should be done by the individual States or by com pacts among the States In the of abuses beyond the jurisdiction of the States Federal author ity should be used. tPlop) I am however, against the transfer to Washington of any power which can be safely and efficiently administered by State and local governments tPlop)"
 Recently in welcoming Governor Landon to East The Record asked him questions about important public matters What expenditures would he cut if elected? Would he abolish T. " A.? he for against sales tax? What New Deal agencies would he disband? Is he still against Federal bank deposit insurance? What monopohes would he abolish? How would he revise the tax system?
 Those questions which business men, farmers, consumers, organized and unorganized labor and the people generally interested in
 But after reading that Middlesex speech we real ze we committed faux pas Our guest in the East didn't answer one of them. He doesn't want to talk about matters of that sort .4...
 So in all politeness submit other ques- Chautauqua and Buffalo speeches. 'i @sa-
 l. Are you in favor of motherhood
 g. Are you for or against happiness?
 Are you for against sin?
 4 Do you love the American flag? s
 5. What do you think of George Washingtons record as President?
 G. Are you in favor of farmers?
 T. Is this great country or isn't it? the Landon campaign is going to hit low.
 Undoubtedly, Landon has some opinions on public questions. But if he conceals them under claptrap like the Middlesex speech then the public will be forced to conclude that Hearst the Liberty Leaguers and his other prominent packers are expressing Lan- dons real opinions. ,sA
 And the public knows-and fears-those opinions
 Don't worry too much about your sleep. That Cordova drum and bugle corps is worth waking up to listen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-01

Phone 626, day or night, for res ervations in Irving Airways Lock heed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-01

Alberta is wondering whether its velocity dol lars" to be issued tomorrow will have the speed of a comet of a snail.-Phiadelphia Bulletin .ys
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-01

To make sure of a clean campaign G. O. P mana gers propose to sweep New England. Philadelphia Bulletin. .s,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-01

Try The Empire ciassifieds for quick results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-01

We note that the Mademoiselle from Armitere s back in town. Hinky, Dinky Farley vous!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-01
LOOK and LEARN
 By A. c. Gordon

-.sl --.i 4 1. How many rural mail boxel are there in the U. s.?
 2. From what country did Col. umbus sail to discover America? B. How high is the R. c. Build ing, New York City, and how man, stories has it?
 4. What is the largest of lant animals? -'s 5. What is the diameter of tht sun?
 ANSWERS l. More than 5,000000.
 2. From Spain. 3. $50 feet high; 70 stories. 4. The elephant.
 5. 864, 100 miles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-01

Don't worry too much about your sleep. Tha Cordova drum and bugle corps is worth waking u to listen
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-01
H A P P Y-
 B l R T H D A Y

ions and best iDishes today, the1 GnniDersdr.., .v the tollou ng:
 SEPTEMBER 1. George Messerschmidt Terry Wiley Pegues
 Al Noren
 lilly TaSselle
 Margaret Livesley { A. T. Reynolds - Glenwald Kirkham f
Evening star., 1936-03-15

| COLORED WOMAN. refined. reliable. de-
| sireS work in good home. keep house Tor
employed couple. experienced laundreSs'
!
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UNEMPLOYED MEN,
YOU MUST READ
THIS UNUSUAL, AID

TT This message, is addressed to men in
tWashlneton and vicinity. who are looEins
ment who have faith in themselves TO &c
the things they will be taught how to dc
biiities Of p earnings that may nay far far exceed Ssa
Any man who is unemployed and does MOI
try to get work is a disgrace and liability
to the community and the Nation If he
does not take advantage of a position that
is offered to him. even though it be out Of
who we're unemployed a few Years ago,
needed our call and went to work with US.
have earned during these years of so-called
depression unknown to US. as our business
ly had in their entire life Many have had
b SaVe 81 bsRk %
earnings as high as $4,000 and UP year
% be not Sne eCf ao coS ENJOY Ea
unusual experience in unusual times.
This message comes from one Of the
whose products enjoy an enviable reputa-
tion and whose business is built on the
mn ali tat he is wop snd n he IS
handicapped by having to support lot OF
dead wood, as, we are sorry to say. many
compelled man to tolerate.
We are on an expansion program IN
Washngton and we are gGng .,on to employ
poritnnty Deritn tS prove to themselves the sin,
we. will then transfer from our neghborine
cities men who answered similar ad and
have proved so successful that they are
willing to go anywhere to work. We prefer
however to get as many men locally as is
employed or employed in a position where
you feel. you are, entitled to sreater earn
ings and are willing to learn. adapt your.
references as to your character and habits,
we will be very pleased to grant you an
interview and we will frankly tell you
Read this message at least twice, then
come in to eos Denrike Building. 1910
Vermont avenue. NV, and meet one OF
the company's executives in a personal in
tsrview Monday morning at 10 o'clock
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CAB DRIVERS
investigate Our Proposition Oh
,, NbW IDob JaDS.
UNION TAXICAB ASSOCIATION.
o2n MaSSachnsnffs Aun n NJ

ASSOClATlON
20 Massachusetts Ave. NV
FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE
BY large manufacturer of computer meter
snd visible gasoline dispensing pumps and
service station equipment. Must be expert
acauaintance in oil trade. Attractive prop
ohons pShn5lon nuh GIVE fun particulars including
Box 191-B. Star ONCE
SALESMEN WHO ARE REAL PRODUCERS
YOUNG MEN WHO ARE LOOKING FOR
POSITION WITH OPPORTUNITY.
rsetaa 1dalS 5, advertisement Is definitely NOT di-
SSe ean IN msss sses big w0T T5hogt
o Number of Factors. e.: 'Ae i'eSu4' oi
l. Good merchandise. well advertised and
with public acceptance.
ksrge' oca' dIst4,Dn$na dTssRSnsiSle and wel:kncwn
service and consumer satisfaction
o. Terms to ft the purchasers pocket
4. Sales training for men determined to
make q success; competent help to
instruct new men and show them how.
A National Electrical Supply Company
sales position meets all these requirements.
The position is permanent and provides
q good salary. There are exceptional OPP
portunities for advancement as our policy
Junior executive in the entire Major Appii.
snee Division started and was successful as
we wish to talk to men for the following
/. In our Automatic. Heating and Air
Conditioning Division. We will con-
slider either proven producer or an
active man willing to learn.
2. In our General ELECTRIC Refrigerator
Sales Division. to fill an opening
caused by illness.
While we have no openings at present
in other branches. we shall be glad to in
terview men and call them as openings
See Mr., coombes at any time and inter-
view will be arranged.
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
COMPANY.
Hsshingtons Largest Electrical House.
1928 New York Ave. NV.
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HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES opportu-
nifty for. operator capable Of satisfying g
operator need apply. Good salary. Phone
Columbia $500. ewes. z to o; Sunday, 8
to
BEAUTY OPERATORS. all branches OF
work Following not necessary. just good
No telephone calls Warner Beauty Studio,
1918 P st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER- -STENOGRAPHER in real
estate office. State age. experience. edu-
cation. etc. Also salary expected. Ad-
dress Box Blob. Star ONCE.
DERMETICS have opportunity for women
desiring full or part time work. Apply
Monday 10 to IL. 1918 Conn.
DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE. by national
orgaMZation; prefer woman 25-45, neat.
attractive; no canvassing; give Qualifca-
tions. Director, 301 Westport. Kansas
CITY. MO.
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statesmen, SALESWOMEN
and DIVISION SALES
MANAGERS.

New Memorial Park being beautifully de-
veloped along the most modern and artis-
able. conscientious men and women Of ex-
perience and references, Both utility and
create a Masonic, also Odd Fellows section
soon. as well as Lutheran. Catholic and
900 population as our field Therefore
your possibilities here are unlimited We
operate on liberal commission basis. draw
ing account when qualified. Furnish many
leads to work on. Only serious-minded
sales people should apply Address Ken
baltimore Md
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A Wonderful Opportunity for
A HOSIERY BUYER.
One of Washington's finest
stores has an opening for
some one who has done a
good selling job and has ex-
perience in buying. Good sal
ary, with excellent future.
The position is untitled at
present and our store en-
ployes know all about this
ad. so write us in confidence.
Address Box 100-B, Star
office.
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LAUNDRESS, experienced, reliable, expert.
wants work; sunny yard; best reference;
called for delivered Decatur 5723-W.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

AVAILABLE AT oNCE-Rawleign Route Of
500 families. Only reliable men need sp-
ply Can earn S25 or more weekly. No
cash required. Write today. Rawleigh's. S.
Dept. DCC-4.z. Chester Pa.
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HELP WOMEN.
COMPETENT, RELIABLE
SAT,ESWOMEN

Are wanted in one of Wash
ington's better stores in the
following departments: Un-
derwear, linen, millinery,
sportSwear and ready = to =
wear. State age and expert
ence. Address Box 205-B,
Star office.
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= ~ ..ISh- -
CAN VnTr CETT TO nIJyGTTtya NJf

apparatus Every physician interested be-
cause increases income and practice. Mod
easy; Earning weekly commissions $50 10
SlO0 Protected territory. Must have car
Meolcal sales experience unnecessary. Ex-
ceptional opportunity Write fully Stating
age, education. experience and phone num-
Der. Address Box 270-B Star office
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HELP-MEN.
BOOK Statesmen,

The Encyclopaedia Britannica offers a
new deal to successful statesmen. Real leads
furnished and highest commissions paid.
We have an experienced trainer to assist
you. Apply between 10 and IL. S7S Ma
tional Press Bldg.
THOROUGHLY EXPERT
ENCED SHOE statesmen.
APPLY SUPT.'S OFFICE,
FOURTH FLOOR, S. KANN
SONS co.
LARGE LOCAL DEPART
MENT STORE requires the
services of a thoroughly eX-
perienced fishing tackle
salesman. Write full details,
giving age and experience.
Address Box 379-B, Star
office
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SALESLADIES an old established firm has
openings in District and nearby communi-
ties for ambitious direct salesladies. Large
clientele assures good immediate earn
ings For interview apply at once. Ad-
dress Box 340-B, Star office.
Evening star., 1936-03-15

LARGE STEEL company de-
sires the services of reinforc-
ing and structural steel sales
men, Must be capable of eS-
timating and designing all
types of steel work. In reply,
please give age, experience,
schooling and salary desired.
Address Box 226-B, Star office.
LOCAL STEEL COMPANY is
deSirouS of interviewing re-
cent engineering school grad
yates who are interested in
engineering sales work in
connection with the con-
Struction industry. In an
Swering, give school, class,
age, salary desired and pres
ent occupation. Address Post
Office Box 1865, Wash, D. c.
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AGGRESSIVE Statesmen.

sell paint and roof coatings 10 farmers,
home owners and industry on terms of >
to II months. Excellent financial arrange
ment to the men who qualify Paint eX-
perience unnecessary. Address Box l95-B
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WANTED-SALESMEN.
fContlru.al


magic. Baniskes housecleaning drudgery.
Hustiers cleaning UP. Outfit free. Kristee
DO YOU WANT PAYING BUSINESS2
Good for at least $4,000. FIRST year. No
Pstentsd: :orsphise Motor oiI: Unusual eP-
i31O-1330 Beldale ST.. N. s.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
sALEsMENlCompiete line book matches.
ba4irS Business % Stationery. ~ wonderful sideiins.
Free deals; comm. daily. Free sales port
Ml,;,,oI fDiiO Dayd Lionel Press 3l@cF So
SALESMAN. specially, f9miliar with pre-
MUM campaign to supervise locally; exclu-
Sive RIGHTS on new wonder novelty. Address
sALESMAN--We want an executive sales
man. well established in Washington:
must have exceptional personality and
character, and be able TO meet people of
terror decorating preferred. Apply morn
ings only. Commercial ONCE Furniture Co.,
500 st. NV.
statesmen. preferably experienced in SELL
ing hand-knitting trade. 10 sell complete
ns For Gf
Address Box I93-B. Star office.
SALESMAN wanting to better himself;
per week. Address Box 314-B Star ofice.
SALESMEN-Brand new trade booster for
retail merchants. Sales kit free. over So
per cent advance cash commission. If you
have sold liquor. coupons. stamps, premi-
ums of any kind see me- Lafayette Hotel.
3 to & pm. Sunday and 10 to Monday.
Henry Karr
sALESMEN-New deal guarantees stores
$40 for one. Two SIS sales net you SO
daily. Sayers. 2S0l-47 Shefieid. Chicago.
WANTED-Two statesmen for music studio.
Must be experienced. Salary and COM
mission. Call between 10 am. and IL
noon Monday. 932 st. NV.
WE ARE IN NEED OF SEVERAL EX-
perienced vacuum cleaner statesmen. Draw
ing account and commission. Apply Mon
day. 10 a m, Sears. Roebuck & Co.. Oil
Bladensburg rd ne
DISTRICT SALES MANAGER
experienced financially responsible sales
man as District mgr for sale OF speciality
selling to markets. hotels, restaurants. in
StitutionS, etc. Experience meat industry
desirable but not necessary. Position
offers good earnings on straieht commits
sion basis. Give details. reference and
phone. vaughan Co. 80 N. Franklin.
Chicago.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
10 make connection with company offer
ing Iire and casualty insurance at a saving
WRITING and claims department maintained
Tor the convenience of and service TO agents
ana aSSireds. Fullest cooperation and as
siStance given men who qualify. Only
those who are ambitious and capable Of
meeting the highest class of prospects need
apply. Call National 521O between and
/. MONDAY Tor appointment
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SALESMAN.

Attractive proposition offered
to sales representatives in our
Home Appliance and Oil Burner
Division. Apply $50 to II, l to S,
Monday.
j. E. COLLIFLOWER CO., INC,
2703-5 18th NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-15

YOUNG MAN for street camera work: exp.
unnecessary; 20 to 30 yrs. old; must make
5000 appearance; $50 to S25 wk. per-
manent; references required. Apply Mon
cay. MOVIE SHOTS. 1909 International
Bldg. 1919 F st. NV
THE FULLER BRUSH co. can use a
oeaIer Tor established territory. Write A
e.: Teetsel, 1860 Broadway, New York
City. New York
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statesmen.

opening for . men with successful sales
experience with home owners: knowledge of
1ul but not necessary. Sales efforts SUD-
ported by newspaper and direct mail cam
palgns as well as personal direction Apply
by letter only. giving full details sbnut
yourself. All replies to be held in Strict
commence. Personal interview will be
granted later. Enterprise Roofing Co.
2125 R. l. ave ne
Evening star., 1936-03-15

PATENT ATTORNEY wanted by estab-
lished Chicago patent law firm. competent
to handle application work and interfer-
ences. Give age. qualifications. experience
In detail and salary expected. Address Box
H45-B Star Office l5'
Evening star., 1936-03-15

WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR 8
men of good appearance to work
in our appliance department;
the men selected will be trained
in the work and given an op-
portunity to earn a good income.
Permanent positions for those
who qualify. Apply Employment
Office, 4th floor, Lansburgh'S
Dept Store
GRIFFIT H-CONSUMERS
co. wants 8 experienced
statesmen to sell oil burners,
home insulators, fuel oil and
its other products. Liberal in
come proposition to men we
select. Appointment by tel
ephone only. Call Mr.. Lau-
ritzen, 9 am. to 5 pm, Met
ropolitan 4840, tomorrow.
Griffith h-Consumers Co., 1413
N. Y. ave.
Evening star., 1936-03-15

Experienced Statesmen,
WITH PLEASING PERSONALITY. TO
REPRESENT A BUSINESS ORGANIZATION
SELLING A PRODUCT OUTSTANDING IN
ITS FIELD. COMPENSATION ON A SAL
Box 2Sn-R Star nffce
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LIGHT COLORED GIRL - Experienced.
wants work as 6. h. w, waitress in cafe
or maid in hotel. Phone North 1868.
MAID colored, neat. pleasant; cook; good
all-around. willing worker; ref. Phone
Atlantic S30H
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SHORTHAND TEACHER.
= S99 oO4 ..-O-6. star once.
TWO LADIES

To become associated with Charts sales and
service dept. If selected, will teach you
ddsure ny ANALYSIS and corsetiering. Call Mon
Shop. 1435 G st. NV
WE DESIRE THE SERVICES
OF THOROUGHLY EX-
PERIENCED SHOE SALES
WOMEN. APPLY SUPT.'S
OFFICE, FOURTH FLOOR,
S. KANN SONS CO.
THOROUGHLY EXPERT
ENCED COAT SALES
WOMEN. APPLY SUPT.'S
OFFICE, FOURTH FLOOR,
S. KANN SONS co.
MILLINERY SALESWOMEN,
EXPERIENCED, WANTED.
APPLY PERSONNEL OF
FICE, FRANK r. JELLEFF,
INC, 1214-122O F ST. NV.
THE HECHT CO. requires
the services of experienced
women'S ready-to-wear sales
people. Apply Employment
Office.
HOSIERY SALESLADY, MUST
HAVE EXPERIENCE. SALARY
AND COMMISSIONS. APPLY
WILLIAM HAHN & CO., 7th &
K SITS. SEE MRS PATE.
BUYER OF NOTIONS.
A very desirable position
for a young woman of in
tegrity who has had some eX-
perience in buying notions.
Address Box 55-X, Star Office.
WANTED = Young woman
with knowledge of engraving
for stationery department.
Apply Employment Office,
4th floor, Lansburgh's Dept.
Store.
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GREGG SHORTHAND. TYPING, ENGLISH.
arlth.. speed dictation every eve. beginners
and reviews. Reas. rates. Decatur 32S4.
GREGG shorthand, rapid dictation, tipping,
English languages; evening classes by ex.
perienced college teachers; So month. Dee
Catur 24S5-J
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AUTO statesmen

A ground-ioor opportunity for two ex-
perlenced men to get in with a large au-
lar priced cars. Our business is growing
oeyond our ability to handle 1t with our
present 9rSanlzation; See Mr.: MacRae.
mer. Inc, 18th and L Sts NV
Evening star., 1936-03-15
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
nOMFsTIC.
NEEDED!

Stenographers. exp. ages 1s to 80.
capable of 100 W p. m dictation and 45
W. .. m. typing for either temporary or
permanent positions.
Typists, exp. ages s to 25. capable OF
so ". p. m, for either temporary or per.
manent positions.
Apply for test Wednesday at 3 pm.
No Charge Unless Placed.
THE WASHINGTON EMPLOYMENT
EXCHANGE,
pa National Press Building.
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gHE CIVIL SEKVICE PHEPANAIUhY
SCHOOL 529 18th st. NV. Metro. 1887.
Established more than 20 years. Thou
sands successfully prepared. Prepares for
all civil service exams. Every day. every
night Tuition very low. 16s
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.
(Continuedl

:, GIRL colored wants public work; makes
OF good pastry; work Of any kind; references.
~ PhnnP Disfrfn RnnR
Evening star., 1936-03-15
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO LESSONS for permit, easy parkine
and clutch control: car furnished, Call "Old
Reliable Foster Hartwell, Met. 1909. 15'
FRENCH SSoNS BY PARTISAN
teacher reasonable. Call evenings or Sun.
day Phone Adams 9360-J.
LEARN A shorthand in 80 days; simple,
fast accurate; individual attention; typinE.
$50 UP. 1924 10th NV. Decatur 4510.
AUTo-DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS for Traf.
fic Bureau examination. For expert in
structor, phone Natl, S095 or Line. 1900.
Evening star., 1936-03-15

DRAFTING-All branches, also blueprint
reading estimating: recognized for ~
years. Columbia Tech" P. J. Leverone,
Prin.. 1919 ST. NV. Metropolitan 662S.
Evening star., 1936-03-15

WISH to place my colored maid. full or
part time; no Sundays. Phone Colum bla
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LAUNDRY to take home; sun-dried; 10
years; best city references; also morning
work Met nSRn Mis- Eranklin.
Evening star., 1936-03-15

WOMAN. colored. reliable. desires part.
time work of any kind. Call Monday.
Lincoln 1896.
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flatbed; Civil Service exam; only colored
school offering instruction. Jennifer Bus.
College. Metro. 1902. N. ]. ave. at N.
Evening star., 1936-03-15

Wanted, key teachers who do not ordi-
narily answer advertisements who would
&c III INTERESTED In vacation position paying
5000 to $3.50 for the Summer. Must be
between 27 and 40. normal school or coll
lege training. at least three years teachinz
experience and be free to travel Write
ior personal interview. stating age. educa :
AadresS w; D. Shaver. Suite S31, Southern
Bldg. Washington. D. c.
Evening star., 1936-03-15

To become associated with Charts sales and
sa,ls service dept, dept If selected, viii teach you
dasure as ana!ysls and corsetiering. Call Mon
Shop. 1895 G st. NV
Evening star., 1936-03-15

LEARN larber trade. best Instruction;
earn while you learn; position secured;
diplomas issued when course completed.
New York Barber College. 469 Pa. ave. n W.
Evening star., 1936-03-15

YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN-A small tui-
ton and light office work in exchange for
Gregg shorthand. typing. English, daily
Evening star., 1936-03-15

LAUNDRESS. first-claSS. wants work at
home; finest hand work: valuable table
linens. lingerie and silks: mems wear:
dali,,arnd 81 NJ OAOS
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HELP WOMEN.

ELDERLY OR YOUNG CULTURED LADY
who will be subject to call about twice
each week as company in evenings for my
daughter, aged 1S. Give references. Resi-
dence near 14th and Clifton NV. Ad-
dress Box 65-X. Star once.