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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-10-17

munist parties by the American
Youth Congress asking what action
they would take to stamp out
lynching if elected.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-10-17

FR Divine FOIL DIVERS Jailed after REGISTRATION ROW
HOLD % ON
DISORDERLY
CONDUCT

New York City-(ANP)-Follow-
ers OF Father Divine were the CEN
trail figure last Tuesday in a row
and disturbance at a pollingplace
In the 21st Election District where
registration OF voters was taking
place, and when the Divine ad-
heents declare that il they couldn't
register under their Spiritual
names. nobody else would be allow
ed to register.
The alteration started when 20
of the Divine flock appeared In a
group at the polling place and
when the registration clerk asked
their names, they answered as fol-
lows; "Simon Called Peter" Mary
Light" wonderful Wisdom" Beau
tiful Love-" etc. Poll officials i'm
mediately objected, informing them
that only legitimate names could
be registered, whereupon the trou-
BILE started.
After parading, single file'
around the polling place, singing
songs Of praise, and yelling Path
err Divine Is wonderful" the con-
fusion became unbearable and the
policemen on duty called for the
reserves. After some difficulty the
police succeeded in removing the
protesting descipls to the 123rd St
station where they promptly took
charge and converted it into a
peace mission" to the accompani-
ment of further singing and shout
ing. Twenty-Five Of the flock were
booked on charges Of disorderiy
conduct, and among the numDer
were two white men.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-10-17

Ans: See a good lawyer imme-
diately and go over the case tho
roughly with him. :. since you are
a TEPCHILD to the woman who
left the property it is best that you
see that this matter is properly
looked into right away.
A. NJ. CT want TO get married
so bad to some good man with n
good Job. / am so unhappy with
out a husband. 1 can't even get
me a boy friend. What must do?
Ans: Stop dashing after every
boy in the town as if you were try
ing to lasso, them for you will new
err get a regular boy friend this
way. 1 don't believe there is a
marriage indicated for you until
the latter part of 1887.
ii. G. ST. have written to your
column many times before and
find IL a pleasure. l have pro-
blem for you again. Is it true
what the Special Delivery Letter
we received states or should we
forget it,
Ans: 1t is very evident that the
contents of this letter is true.
no one would want to send you a
message stating your UNCLES
DEATH unless it had really come
to pass. Get in touch with his
family If their is any doubt left in
your mind.
w. L. P-I have been married a
short while. Strife has come bet
ween us. Is il best that we sepa-
rate now or what should you ad-
wise would be the best thing In
our case7
Ans: There is no need for
separation. =. you two can be hap
py If you will only make up your
minds to do so. 1t appears to me
that JEALOUSY is the main source
of the unhappiness that you have
experienced and there is no need
in the world for it.
M. G. 1 like your column but 1
have never written you before.
Tell me IL the investment that L
have in mind would prove a profit
have In mind would prove a profit
able buy for me9
Ans: The houses you anticipate
buying are we'll worth the price
they are listed for and they are
situated in a good location. 1t is
not wise to depend on your HUS-
BAND help ing you pay for this
property for 1 don't believe he will
help you. It is best to buy only
one of these places and the one
you are living in is the best.
+. NJ. 1.-THE young man I am
interested In seems TO be getting
careless. Does he mean me any
good and does he care as much for
me as I do for him7
Ans: No.. for he breaks dates
with you. Don't give him the OPP
portunity to pull this gag again.
give him the air.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-10-17

w. NJ. MI am very anxious to
see my question in print. VIII
J there be any well days for my
wife! What should 1 do?
Ans: She will get over the NER-
VOUS BREAKDOWN and you are
doing everything possible for heI
now. Continue with this good
care and before December she will
probably be in excellent health.
l.. ID. BIS there any future nj
all for me? / am a singer al
though I cannot sing Classical
Music and / know that 1 have a
good voice.
Ans: Your voice will put you
on top. go ahead and enter the
AMATEUR CONTEST that you have
been interested in for some time as
it appears to me that you will re-
ceive your first paying job through
this source.
Il. l.. PLEASE tell me IL the
the hoy whom / have been going
with for almost year and with
whom | am i'm love cares any
thing about me?
Ans: He did up until about
FOUR WEEKS AGO.. he met a
young lady who has swept him
entirely off his feet. Your rival
is gradually taking up his whole
time and will succeed in winning
him away. 1t is best that you find
it out now before making future
plans.
j. S.-What kind Of work Will I
do when I get mans 1 get q
kick out OF your sayings.
Ans: You will follow in your
FATHERS FOOT STEPS only you
will be able to carry out the plans
that he has had in mind to accom-
plish for the past seven years.
Stick to his trade, also to him, for
he will give you many helpful
points how to carry on.
c. L. B.-ShOuld 1 say yes, or
should I say no, to the question
the young man from out Of town
asked me! Is the gossip trueY
Ans: You had better say NO..
the gossip about this young man
appears to be quite true and there
isn't one thing that you or any o.
Their young lady can do to make him
CHANGE and turn over NEW
LEAF. He isn't worth your time.
&. M c. d. am asking you a
great favor. Will l have success
in what I have in mind to do In
my little place OF business? - -.
Ans: Yes. -. for 1t will I'm
prove your business 500 to en-
large your store and have II paint
ed and redecorated. An advertis-
ing campaign along with your re-
modelling will also boost your busi-
ness.
G.. r. Ell was left one fourth
interest In house and lot and I
want TO know what steps should
| take to receive my parti
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-10-17
Southern Firms Fight
Social Insurance

Montgomery, Ala. - (CNA) -
Southern big business is out to
fight even the meagre social insur-
ance measures granted by the
New Deal"
The Gulf States Steel Corp. Of
gladden., Ala, last week won a tenn
porary injunction preventing col
lection in Alabama of a one per
cent payroll tax to finance the I'M
employment insurance program.
The injunction, granted by Judge
C. b. Kennamer, not only blocks
the operation of the Alabama So
cial insurance program, but may
bring the case before the U. S
Supreme Court and upset the
whole Federal Social Security pro-
gram.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-10-17
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Mean. WE Write and YOU
Get The Credit

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Letters: social and business;
popular speeches and talks fer
Teachers, Ministers, Civic,
Business and Lodge leaders;
articles for publication. Your
own work rewritten, revised,
or criticised. Write us your
needs and send &c stamps for
more details.
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al West 125th St
New York City
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-10-17

from American life, but as an In
tegral part of a commonwealth
that values individual initiative
freedom of expression, and human
personalities" and with a plea 10
the students to give themselves to
the realization of ideals of the
founders of Fisk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-10-17

He felt q diffrent man next day
Relieved thu Alka-Seltxst Wy.
Why don't you take AKA
Seltzer for Gas on Stomach.
HaAdAchs, Sour Stomach. Coda
huscaiar. Rheumatic Or sciatt.
Aha -Seitxer has q pleasant. refresh
kng. tAngy taste. II contains an anal
kcsic (Acetyt- Salicyiate, q Sodium
balt Of Asptrin) which relieves pals
nd discomfort, while its vegetable
md mineral akalizers help to cor
tect the cAuae Of. thoss minor AL
(nsnts AAzpc1Atsd with hyp.RNcAditp
bf the stomach
Hsm Akxnan selh Alks N.1ezD.
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question will be answered FREE in this column
ONLY when clipping column enclosed with Your Cues
Correct Address For Private
Repy send twenty-five order and sead
Asrology Reading receive by
turn mail Three Questions DO NOT SEND
all mail to Able Wallace OF the
DETROIT TRIBUNE 2146 st. Antoine Detroit, Mich
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-10-17
DIVINE WINS AGAIN

NE WYORK-(C)-Father d.
vines flock was victorious in their
latest clash with the law when they
won the right in Supreme Court
to register and vote under "Hea-
yenly' names.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
STATE DYE|NG ACT
IS HELD INVALID
New Jersey Board to Appeal
Ruling of Three Federal
Judges al Newark.
Ry th, Annotated Press.

6y inc AhhoClhtCu EtVSs'
NEWARK, N. J., March 12.-Three
Federal judges ruled yesterday that
the State act to regulate the cleaning
and dyeing industry was unconstitu-
tional.
Counsel for the board created by
the act announced that the decision
would be appealed to the United
States Supreme Court.
In an opinion by District Judge
William Clark, and concurred In by
Circuit Court Judge J. Warren Davis
and District Judge Philip Forman, the
legislation was held violation Of the
"due process" clause of the Federal
Constitution.
The decision resulted from the chal-
ienge of four chain store establish
ments which attacked the codes con-
stitutionality in test suits heard by
the three judges.
The act, effective since December
20, granted complete regulatory powers
to the board, including prevention of
IT unfair trade practices. establish
ment of sanitary standards, and au-
thority to prescribe fair and reason
able" wholesale and retail prices, min
imum rates of pay, maximum hours OF
work, and prohibit child labor.
The jurists declared the cleaning
and dyeing of clothing was not ne
cessity and ruled the industry is not
a business affected with public in
terest and is immune, therefore, from
legislative price fixing"
Evening star., 1936-03-12
ARMY ORDERS.

ANN OhOLhSs
Pearson, Col. William F., Adjutant
Generals Department, from duty in
once of the adjutant general to the
Panama Canal Department, Aug
ust IA.
Wright, Col. John w, Infantry, from
connection with National Guard
affairs, Baltimore to Puerto Rico,
July 8.
Sumner. Lieut.. Col Henry N
Adjutapt Generals Department, from
Army Industrial College to the Pan
anna Canal Department, July 3.
Taulbee, Lieut.. Col Edgar w,
Cavalry, from Army War College to
the Philippine Department, Septem-
ber 16.
Baker, Maj. Paul T., Infantry. from
Fort Leavenworth, KanS, to Fort
Howard Md, June 3d.
Smith, Maj. Ross B., Infantry from
Fort LeavenWorth. Kans, to Fort
George @. Meade. Md. June 80.
Dumas, Mai. Walter A., Infantry,
from Army War College to Fort Ben
jauin Harrison, Ind,
Pullam, capt. Howard e, infantry,
from Boiling Field to the Panama
Canal Department, July 3.
Tottoy, First Lieut., Holger N, Coast
Artillery. from Fort Monroe, Va, to
the Panama Canal Department, July 3.
Herbert, First Lieut.. James K, En-
gineer Corps, from the Hawaiian De-
partment to Fort Belyoir, Va, on
completion of present tour of foreign
service.
The following officers of the En-
einer Corps, from University of
California to Fort Belvoir, Va, Sep
tember 4:
Arnold, First Lieut. Richard r.;
Matheson, Second Lieut.. John D.;
Meyer, Second Lieut.. Richard D.
Evening star., 1936-03-12

HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS d SERVICE.
BFDDWd. MATTRESSES. bog springg and
pillows reno; best prices ana prompt De-
WASH. Mattress CO. 2L9 7 st. sE Nat. 6679.
CARPENTER. painting. fencing. Elasing,
itss. call Wett 1871. ~
Evening star., 1936-03-12

SCREEN FACTORY MILLMAN-Experi-
| enced only need apply; steady lob, Phone
| Greenwood 1874. District Screen Mig; Co
Evening star., 1936-03-12
A REAL BARGAIN.
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

"AdueyttsemeHfs EHde, this head.
tHo are presumed to Be from prt-
cate Individuals unless the adrer-
tfsement gives hrm name ov
business address o, states the tOord
Dealer Members OF the public
Uho ind dealers masquevadino tn
this column as prtpats tzdtvtdudls
are urged to report the matter TO
The Star for tnpestt0atioR."
Evening star., 1936-03-12
statesmen.

! An opportunity is offered aggressive
men with pleasing personality TO connect
with an outstanding company dealing IN
men with vision and ambition enough TO
me after 10 an, but don't bother me
Wrenn. 3001 l4th st. NV.
OLD RELIABLE COMPANY
WANTS THREE EXPERIENCED
SALES REPRESENTATIVES TO
HANDLE INCREASED DEMAND
FOR MODERN HOUSEHOLD
HEATING EQUIPMENT, INSU-
LATION, COAL. FUEL OIL AND
OTHER PRODUCTS OF THIS
COMPANY. UNDER OUR PLAN
FOR COMPENSATING SALES
MEN, INTELLIGENT WORKERS
CAN EARN A SUBSTANTIAL
WEEKLY INCOME IMMEDI-
ATELY. MUST HAVE OWN CAR
AND ABLE TO FURNISH RELI-
ABLE REFERENCE. APPOINT
MENT BY TELEPHONE ONLY.
PHONE METROPOLITAN 4840,
$50 TO 1920 AM. 4:30 TO 6
PM, THIS AFTERNOON OR
TOMORROW.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of men
with executive ability be-
tween ages of Is and 35 to
serve as floor managers. APP
ply Employment Office, 9th
floor.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
ROOMS-FURNISHED

LINCOLN PARK. los Tenn, Ave. NE, The
Fairfax. Apt. l2-Newly furnished hrst-
floor front single room. c.h.w.: 81 per week.
1871 H ST NV. Apt. 2l-Singie double
rooms. near bath. second floor; unlimited
phone Reasonable
Evening star., 1936-03-12
EXAMINATIONS LISTED
Civil Service Commission Receiv-
ing Applications.

Three examinations are announced
by the Civil Service Commission for
which applications will be received
until March 30. They are;
Junior calculating machine oper-
ator, $1.440 annually; assistant land
negotiator, Bureau of Biological Sur
vey, $500, and junior negotiator,
$4,000
Details are available at the COM
mission, Seventh and F streets.
Evening star., 1936-03-12

NEAR DUPONT cIRcLE-I large. second.
floor, Ink. room: also sleeping room.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
SITUATIONs-MEN.
tContinued.) }

YOUNG MAN, secretary. stenoerapher also
Considerable sales experience: Al local
references. Address Box s7B. Star once. :
YOUNG MAN 90. typlst, clerk; healthy.
ambitious. neat appearance, wants work
OF any kind. Phone Metropolitan 1903.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
HELP-MEN,

AUTOMOBILE MAN-An experienced ap-
praiSer Of proven sales ability on high
grade used cars can connect probably with
Mr.. z. B. Frazier Triangle Motor Co. No
2 New York ave. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC-Must have experience
on ali makes of cars and must have refer
Evening star., 1936-03-12
r N. cURTIs. NATIONAL oI4o.
HnT KrhGRA BLDG Ilfh and q N W
ROOMING HOUSE BUYERS

Before buying be sure to inspect our
large and exclusive list OF paying rooming
apd boarding houses. You are under no
obligation to inspect. To buy or sell. call
Evening star., 1936-03-12

HAIRDREssER, expert, ali branches: also
apprentice. Call between 9 and $50, Ga
briel. 1Ql0 Conn. sye. Rs7
Evening star., 1936-03-12

statesmen to Work with menpersnip com
mittee for an established golf and beach
club; leads furnished Excellent oppor-
tunity and remuneration. Apply 525 Bond
Building
Evening star., 1936-03-12
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
ADVERTISING ARTIsT-Unusual opportu-
nifty for experienced young man or woman
to enter national agency field. Present
samples and tell history between 4 and B 80
Friday or Monday. No telephone calls. Ask
for Mr.. CORY. Lewis Edwin Ryan. Inc, Ma
tional Advertising. 726 Jackson pl.
BARTENDER. experienced: steady work
Also mattresses for Saturday night, Apply
pm. Dude Ranch. Baltimore Blvd, 4
miles from Hyattkville. IA
sTENOGRAPHER. secretary, experienced.
quick, accurate; must know city. State age.
experience. salary expected, references and
phone number. in own handwriting. Ad-
dress Box -B. Star once
TAILORS. experienced. for Women's wear.
Apply Hecht Co.. to George OKeefe. 4th
floor
Evening star., 1936-03-12
SITUATIONS-wOMEN.

ALTERATIoNS-suits, coats made, S5;
dresses So: hens SOC: style. 1T. Met.
1902, Apt 303 S15 18th st. NV. 13.
GIRL desires position as P. 3. X. operator
and typiSt, Can give recommendation.
Call between and D. Cleveland 4a5e'
OFFICE WORK beginner hieh-school
graduate stenographer and typist. some
experience. Address Box G3-B. Star once.
WOMAN middie-aeed white, wants house.
work for employed people: good MANAGER
and cook Phone Clarendon 63S-R. 13'
Evening star., 1936-03-12
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC AGENCY. Decatur o4lD. 1925
9th, furnishes cooks. gh.w, helpers. but
lers. housemen kitchen help. maids, nurses.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 556I. I4O2 llth.
has cooks, Mattresses. maids. nurses. g. h.
W. laundresses. day workers. dishwashers.
chauffeurs. 12'
RUPHER'S AG. has cooks maids gen.
houseworker laundresSes mothers helpers.
Ref Dec. 1851 1887 llth st. NV i5'
Evening star., 1936-03-12

When the strange white giant spoke in the dialect
of the Utengas orlando lowered the point Of the
arrow in surprise. What sort Of man was this?
Most men would have begged for their lives Are
you in great pain?" the warrior asked; "s that why
Won wish To die?" Tarzan stared coolly.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Per.
sonaI Is 3 cents peY line additional
to the regular line rate

INCOME TAX RETURNs WRITTEN. USE
tax council before March 10. Bodsy T.
Boday. North IO323, Metropolitan 1891.
CoNVALESCENTS AND INVALiD6 GIVEN
best care in beautiful home on 10th St.
INFANTS BEAUTIFULLY CARED PoR m
board couple with infant Columbia 1877.
OPERATORS. MEN OR WOMEN. IMMEDI-
ately, downtown following desiring to make
change; confidential Phone Metropolitan
1882 between $50 and a:3G pm.
suitable for operators specializipg in facials
q rsn setTssn fsSa 'sG2 snd SON.
NELL FORMERLY OF LILLIAN cRAliER
ana Pansy's Bethesda Salon now with
sstssu:9e sn Beauty .nlsna. srGn icsH is2Dss S.
Phone Metropolitan 2Ss3.
CoLON1C IRRIGATIoNs AND LABoRA-
tory analysis for toyte eonstipation. gn,. gaS.
eEsh1s coan Ave- en- ioaH59p aH59pKISs INST sps s5o
cOLONIC fRRIGATIONs. PHYSiOTHER-
apy. Graduate nurse. Open Sundays. Your
residence or mine. Call District 1870. 12s
aEMoRRAoIDs ERApIcATED BY NY
own method; results sfsetive for 9 NE.
%ERcK s5si lsS5 cSlusS5. ID AdsSs sSsa5sas ass
LADIES ALTERATIONS. DREsSMAKINd.
sos Z 81 nv. Room ~. District Ss7s. :
WILL PURCHASE FIRsT-TRUsT NOTES
S4.B Ponss sf,9 on ofce RI properties ADDRESS s"x
CATHEDRAL HALL SCHOOL-KfNDGN.
1st grades, French. piano. dancing, su.
Pso on. ssss .orss sRseggg4s4 g44 srounds
Enterprise Roofing Co., Pot, 02O0.
Roofins and siding 2125 3. !, Ave. N z.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
HELP WOMEN.
(CAntinuedl


bAD b4Ts es y9TR d. Sbons ehs5sS aser small %d
dress Box a3-B, Star once.
MARCEL WAIVER wanted, experienced.
colored. Call Decatur 5432. 1643 Vermont
MILLINERY sALEsGTRL, one with spe-
AGSr.ss sox 4B star once
sALEsGIRLs u0l. ATTRACTIVE. 81 TO 25
D to pm. Mr.. Councillor. International
Foods Corp.
sALEsLADIEs, experienced, in dress and
coat dept: steady position. Apply Loen
Co. ia 18th st. NV.
sEAMsTREss for alteration dept, thor
Apply Breslau. ll09 F ST. NV.
SILK F1NIsHERs. Apply Howard. l347
South Capitol st.
STENOGRAPHER. good at grammatical
construction. punctuation; 4 hours daily.
State experiences. salary expected. Address
TEACHER. kindergerten and first Grade.
expected Address Box 472-B. Star once.
WAITRESS, experienced See Mr.. Mandes.
White Palace Restaurant. lib Pa ave-
NV. Saturday, 10 am. 13e
WOMAN. experienced. as hostess-manaRer,
Club. Annapolis Md Apply to. club man:
ager. stating experience and references.
YOUNG LADY capable of handling an cleo
trio sewing machine; steady position. Ad-
dress Box l03-B. Star ONCE.
YOUNG WOMAN TO make survey. canvass
few hours daily; salary. Address Box s4-B'
Star of1ce. l3'
/ YOUNG WOMAN, white. for housekeeper;
good home. Phone Lincoln 1907 after
pm.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
HELP-DOMEST1C.

HELP-DOMESTIC
CoLORED. 25 to 35, general housevork'
erenees required. Phone Columbia 6910
COOK. coiored woman. Apply Delicstessen,
S12 P st. NV.
GIRL. refined. fond Of children. as moth
er's helper: Mt, Rainier; 30 week. fnone
Greenwood 1734-J. evenings.
GIRL colored. reliable, as mothers helper;
live in: $50 month. Phone Adams 6562 or
apply 1853 18th st. NV.
HOUsEKEEPER. white, refined, good cook;
S25 per month, room and board. State age.
Address Box I01 b Star ofhce.
HOUsFKEEPER white settled: stay nights.
Apply 4o1b New Hampshire ave. NV. De-
tween g and 8 pm.
HOUsRKEEPER, white. experienced with
children stay nights. So per week. Al
dress Box 62-B. Star ONCE. IL
WOMAN. colored, to clean small apt. an6
prepare evening meal for two; hours. 4:30
to Z: references. Call evenings. 622S Nortn
Dakota ave. NV, Apt, 209.
WOMAN. white settled. general housework;
cooking: experienced: refereness: fond OF
children; stay nights. l717 Meoster NV:
WOMAN. colored, 25 to 3e: for general
1906 Upshur st. NV. Phone Adams e44o:
WOMAN. colored; capable; stay nights;
care of two children; references reaulreo'
So week. 1928 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
franfinueAN

-
FOR RENT-cleaping pressing hat reno
barber shop. 1417 New York ave. NV.
4PP' q St N s0yd ghoRe e4a
has ST 900 to invest with his services. I
have the necessary new equipment for the
s WsshnStGn ns Address ss Box s0 9sss Il Pnes sar m
S460--Rooming house. /? rooms. 2 baths;
well furnished; good location.
sood neSms aSas: 500 Rsnd.s ESGa ehea0
~. good Income; h.-wh:; rent. $40. .
Roomins house. % ~ TSSS rooms: sreG rent. s125:
nd sh saoesl9 s1oesr9
rent. S65: beautiful rooms and bath.
side entrance; bargain.
S3OO--Lunch; cheap rent: old stand.
Gas station pumps. split station; leaV-
X K !2@1; N cuRPTs PTsss NATIONAL oI4o.
307 Kresge Bldg. I1th and G NV.
ROOMING HOUSE BUYERS,
Before, buying be, sure to inspect our
apd boardinE houses. You are under NO
sst'an.1 sssl'sa,,Hn ss5 e inspect To buy or SELL call
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
Wash. leading Rooming House Broker. .
GOWN SHOP.
We have for lease at moderate rental. a
Conn. ave. location. especially suitable for
high-claSs gown shop. Comprises entire
prominent show window; partitiOned for
dressing room. Near best residential see
tion and would benefit also from exclusive
clientele of well-known beauty shops To-
sted in same building.
WAGGAMAN- -BRAWNER REALTY CORP.
100 Eye st. NV. Met. 1850.
A REAL BARGAIN.
Rooming house and home with income.
On 18th near P-s lovely rooms, baths;
turnityre far above aversgss inseme. sse @ @ss55
payment. only s4OO. Large yard. Must
be sold this week, Shown by appointment
only. Phone National 9654-
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
Wash. Leading Rooming House Broker.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
HELP-MEN.
(Continued,)

statesmen exp. in selling adding machines
and once appliances supplies; Good com,
missions paid State age. education ana
experience. Address Box 407-B Star once.
SALESMEN for laundry and dry-cleaning
route Must be young, sober and am
bilious References required. Address Box
ABB Star office.
Evening star., 1936-03-12

p SALESLADIES. experienced, in dress and
:: coat dept: steady position. Apply Loen
!. N1A 9th n
Evening star., 1936-03-12

DRUG STORE. prominent cornfE, tptersec-
rent rent sIdtEGss sxddfsss % Bcx %SS-B Star ofiee.
L0T 2oxli0, psTed, spItahls Tor psed-ear
lalss. Next aopf q Kinsmsn Filling ga
Evening star., 1936-03-12
MOTOR TRAVEL.

70 CALIFORNIA. NEW CAR. RADIO; Ac-
8nafS oot tey two or three persons
LEAVING WEDNESDAY FOR Los AN.
Reles Calf; will take one; refeyences ex'
changed, Phone Walnut 929e-W
YOUNG GENTLEMAN DRIVING 70 MI.
ami March 18th; take one passenger. Az
DRIVING NEW YORK CITY $40 Pm.
cHANbLER. phone hone National 5000.
GOVERNMENT EMPLoYE STARTING TO
Pittsburgh Saturday, returning Monday.
take 3 passengers. share expenses. Phone
Atlantic 3230-J between IL and 3.
LEAVING FOR INpiANAPOLIs. SATuR-
Day Or es1 sqnasy; take three. Phone Pc
LEAVING WASHINGTON MARCH IS FOR
Palm Beach. Fla: 2 passengers; Packard;
references, Phone Cleveland 4312. After
8 D. m. cali wisconsin 43l2.
Newport News saturday afternoon, return
Sunday; take 4: reasonable. Address Box
ONE COUPLE OR TWO LADIES TO DRIVE
to California. share expenses: 1885 Dodge
sedan. Call evenings at lO2 Pershtng ave..
cohnar Manor. Md. 13A
HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS q SERVICE.
Evening star., 1936-03-12

CHEVY CHASE-Young couple Have |
large. double, redecorated room: porch
adjoining: private home: gentlemen only.
Phone Cleveland h36u