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Nogales international., 1936-12-31
Help Kidneys
Don't Take Drastic Drugs

Your Kidneys contain 8 million tiny
tubes or filters which may be endangered
by neglect or drastic, irritating drugs. Be
careful II functional Kidney Or Bladder
disorders make you suffer from Getting
Pains, Rheumatic Pains. Dizziness, Cir
scles Under Eyes. Neuralgia, Acidity.
Burning, Smarting or Itching, you don't
need to take chances. All druggists now
have the most modern advanced treat
ment for these troubles-a Doctors pres
cription called Cystex (Siss-Tex). Works
fast-safe and sure. In 48 hours 1t must
make you feel 10 years younger in one
week or money back on return of empty
package Cystex costs only &c dose sc
druggists and the guarantee protects yots
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make known the requirements for
admission to membership.
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BUCKHORN TAVERN
& INVESTMENT co.

USED CARS
1880 Chevrolet Hydraulic
Dump ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. S55O.uU
1881 Ford Station Wagon $250.00
(New Rubber)
1885 Plymouth Fordor Sedan $575.OO
1929 Ford Coupe ................... $4,000
(New Paint & Rubber)
1880 Chevrolet Sedan .,.,--.---.. $3.50 90
(Mexican Duty Paid
1929 Ford Pickup -.---...-...--.-. $175.OO
1929 Graham Paige Sedan. $4,000
'35 International Pickup $575.OO
1884 Graham Sedan - ~ $4,000
New Paint, Good Rubber)
2 Model T. Fords ~ each S 5000
so MORE USED CARS
ALL PRICES
EASY TERMS
Phone 40 Morley Ave.
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the President is not likely to ad-
vocate Constitutional changes be-
fore election, which would tend to
break down the rights of the states.
Revenues Wanted
The killing off of the processing
taxes knocked a big hole in the
Treasury budget estimates. These
had been counted on for more than
$500, 100000 of revenue. It looks as
though the Government would have
to pay at least half that amount
to farmers under existing contracts.
SO some new way must be found to
raise money for this purpose. Also
to pay the bonus. Under any of the
bonus plans that are now under
consideration at least a billion dol
lars of cash will be required.
Seemingly, the only answer to
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-
The value of street and highway
safety education in the schools,
especially in the lower grades, and
the great need of it in the high
school grades, are shown in the
chart above. This chart, based upon
findings of the Travellers Insurance
Company, brings out the percentage
of change in the rates of death by
automobile accidents from 1922 to
1888 inclusive.
During this period when the rate
Of death was increasing 81 per cent
for all ages combined, there was a
decrease of 25 per cent in the age
group Of 5 to years, and in the next
age group of 10 to IA, the increase
was only 8 per cent. Undoubtedly
the great improvement in the fatal
accident experience in the ages of
to 9 and the very small percentage
gain in the ages of 10 to IA have
been the result Of safety education
in the schools and the protection
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nomination himself but he wants
to control enough delegates SO that
he can dictate the nomination of
Vandenberg. The influence of for
mer President Hoover, it is believ-
ed, will be thrown to whichever
candidate he thinks is best equip
ped to put up a vigorous knock
down. d-drag-out fight with.
President Roosevelt. Governor Lam
don, it is being said here, has not
so far demonstrated his fighting
spirit and ability.
Those who hold that the coming
campaign will be a battle of per-
sonalities regard Frank Knox of
Chicago and Senator Dickinson Of
Iowa as the two best-equipped
scrappers now in sight.
Nogales international., 1936-02-01
SUBSTITUTE
IN LIMELIGHT IN
WASHINGTON, D.. c.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 (Auto-
caster)-The question everybody in
Washington is asking everybody
else is:
what sort of a substitute for
AAA is the Administration going to
turn out?"
Nobody knows the exact answer
as yet, but good many straws in
the wind give some indications of
what is being planned. The first
straw was President Roosevelts
statement that he was not in favor
of an export debenture plan, which
would, as he put it, amount to max
ing a present to Europe of the fer
tility of our soil. In other words,
what is being sought for is method
of crop control based upon the ne
ceSsity of land conservation.
The representatives of the farm
organizations who we're summoned
to meet in Washington are united
On the plan that the so-called mar
Small lands should be withdrawn
from commercial production, thru
rental at equitable rates, of such
land as may be necessary to pro-
mote conservation of soil fertility
I'D to hr ng about a balance Of do
nestle production at profitable
prices
Maybe Domestic AllotmentS
instead of export bounties, it is
sarded as probable that the Ad-
mi,istration will propose a domes-
t;c allotment SYSTEM based on boun-
ties to farmers on the proportion of
their crops consumed at home. This
has been cons dered by Congress
many times in the past but never as
pert of a comprehensive nationwide
plan.
The Supreme Courts decision in
the AAA case did not negative pro-
cessing taxes as such, but only the
allotment of processing funds to a
special class or group. 1t is held
that processing taxes are entirely
within the power of Congress, pro-
vided the money so collected goes
into the general revenues, and that
Congress has right to appropriate,
from general revenues, FUNDS for the
payment of bounties to farmers for
soil conservation and other purpoS-
es.
This idea of soil conservation has
| been one of President RooSevelt'S S
pets for long time On october Is
! he indicated it as the basis of any
/ 1ong-term and permanent agricul-
tural adjustment program, and
pointed out that benefits could be
made to encourage individual farm
ers to adopt sound farm manage
ment, crop rotation and soil con-
servation methods. He was talking
then of the more or less dis
tant future, but it would appear
that the Supreme Courts decision
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that has been afforded by traffic Of
ficers in the vicinity of schools.
But in the age group Of 15 to 19
years, which may be regarded as the
high school period, deaths from au-
tomobile accidents have increased
130 per cent, while in the age group
of 20 to "a, which may be regarded
as the college period, the increase
has been even greater.
The bad record of deaths in these
two ages points to the great need Of
educational efforts at a time wheI
young people are beginning to drive
cars. Many high schools now are
providing such courses Of instruc-
tion, and as these are extended to a,
high schools, it may be expected
that in time the adverse experience
in the high school and perhaps also
in the college age groups will begin
to show the improvement that must
be made If coming generations of.
automobile drivers are to becomC
safer drivers than many present day
motorists.
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NOGALES, ARIZ SATURDAY, FEB. 1, 1886

this situation is more tax revenues,
which may take the form of upping
the income taxes and extending
them further down the economic
line, or the imposition of a general
manufacturers sales tax. The latter
plan is not believed to be popular
with the voters, because it makes
the ordinary man tax-conscious.
But the idea is being revived on
Capitol Hill and it may shortly be
taken seriously.
BOrah Backs Vandenberg
Political interest still centers on
the question of whom the Republi-
cans will nominate Recent develop
ments indicate that Senator Borah
is really working for the nomina-
ton of Senator Arthur Vandenberg.
Borah does not want or expect the
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4 s5-Is ao-a4 as;54 3544 45-54 55re4 IS:
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may force the immediate adoption
of such plan
Cotton And Rice Suits
The dismissal last week by the
Supreme Court of the suit brought
to declare the Bankhead Cotton
Control act invalid had no relation
to the merits of the case. 1t was
dismissed on a. technicality, as not
having heen brought before the
Court in proper and legal manner
In the case. of the Louisiana rice
millers who had obtained an injunc-
ton in the lower courts against the
collection by the Government of
processing taxes, the Supreme Court
ordered the return to the millers of
about $200,0O0,0OO which they had
deposited with the Courts pending
the decision, on the ground that
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the tax had not actually been COL

the tax had not actually been COL
lected.
The agitation for Constitutional
amendments to give the Federal
Government greater powers is ma
turally more active than it has been
before. Most of the union labor
groups, some of the farmers or
ganizationS, a very large proportion
OF the radical element, and the ad-
vocates of economic planning by the
Government, are expected to back
one of the proposals for amendment,
in the hope that the present ses-
sion of Congress may submit them
to the states. How far this move
ment will get at this session is
rather doubtful. There is no desire
on the part of the Administration
to make the Constitution an issue
IN the coming campaign. Certainly
Nogales international., 1936-02-01
HERE FOR BALL

Mr.. and Mrs. James Garrett from
Tubac were among out of town peo-
pie attending the Presidents Ball
Thursday evening.
Nogales international., 1936-02-01

CHICAGO :. The baby baboon,
deserted by its mother at the
Brookfeld, ILL.,, zoo, is now 30 days
old and doing nicely, thank you. At
tendants found that the deserted
baby took the bottle naturally a
and now seems to be thriving.
Evening star., 1936-01-08
ENGINEERING COUNCIL
TO HAVE DINNER FRIDAY
Good Fellowship Event Will Be
Held in Cooperation With 16
Other Organizations.

The American Engineering Council,
in cooperation with 16 other engi-
neering organizations, will hold a
'good fellowship dinner" at the
Mayfower Hotel at $50 pm. Friday,
marking the high point of its six
teenth annual meeting. A reception
will precede the dinner. A nation
ally known speaker, not yet named,
will be presented. it was announced.
DR.. William Mcclellan is chairman
Of the Dinner Committee. Other
committeeman are G. w. Burpee, DR..
Karl Compton, Dean NJ. E. Cooley,
DR.. w. F. Durand, Col. A. S. Dwight,
Bancroft Gherardi, John Hays Ham,
nond, Frank B. Jewett, Dean Dexter
Kimball, Lionel S. Marks, James H.
McGraw, DR.. Elwood Mead, Robert
Ridgeway. R. M. Roosevelt, John F.
Stevens, L. B. Stillwell and DR.. Ed
ward R. Weidlein.
Evening star., 1936-01-08
POSTAL RULING DUE
SOON ON COAL CODE
Department Will Decide Whether
to Order Railroads to Use
Guffey Act Fuel.

The Post ONCE Department is ex-
pected to decide in few days II rail-
roads using bituminous coal for 1uel
are forced to comply with the Guttey
coal act in order to hold mail con-
tracts.
The matter has been under STUDY oy
the legal division for some time, ana
additional reason for haste now Is
seen in a decision Monday by Con-
troller General McCarl. which. by i'm
plication. held the railroads must sub
NIT to the act in order to carry on
transportation operations for the Gov
ernment.
The decision was rendered to Post
master General Farley. He asked If
lessons of post Office buildings who
furnished heat, light and similar serv-
ice must require that where these
utilities used bituminous it be pro-
duced in accordance with the Guffey
act.
McCarl held in the affirmative, and
at the same time indicated that rail-
roads we're on the same basis as
utilities.
Evening star., 1936-01-08

FURNITURE-Nearly new. modern sofa;
white table, lovely chair. Governor Win
th,op secretary and chair, draperies.
dishes Phone Cleveland k4oG
Evening star., 1936-01-08

BOYS, 10. with bicycles for messenger
work. Salary and commission. Dime Mes
Snncer Service. No1 llth st. y. W.
Evening star., 1936-01-08

FURN.-Bed davenport mahog. library
table bookcase, easy chairs console table.
vanity. electric lamps. etc. Adams 5322-W.
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Four Languages.

Beautiful Russian girls that will be
mattresses on Manchurian expresses
will be able to ask What would you
like to drink" in four languages.
Evening star., 1936-01-08
APARTMENTS-FUR. q UNFUR

637 goth ST. s. VA. HIGHLANDs-I0
minutes from 11th and Pa. ave; bus to
house. First floor: modern; oil heat;
schools. church, stores near.
Evening star., 1936-01-08

SUBLET Q LARGE ROOMS. 2 FIRE
places. kitchen. bath. light. heat. Oriental
| rugs. antiques. italian garden in rear: not
| pOlitau Ol93. rs ewes. 1OH
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ROOMS-UNFURNIsHED
ROOMS AND BOARD.

LARGE Link. ROOM in old countrylike
house close-in Washington suburb: running
water very reasonable. Lincoln 4S3d-J.
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-ROOMS-FURNISHED.
11.-AGunas1

1906 KALORAMA RID. N.W.--Attrac-
tive single and double rms. newly furn.;
central location. You will be ] st occupant
1906 LAMONT ST. N.W.-Attractively fur
nished double and single rooms. adjoining
bath. cont. hot water; near car and bus;
unlimited phone.
I227 N ST. NW.-Second-fo floor housekeep-
ing rooms elec- h.-w.h.. gas stove.
1854 CALVERT ST. N.W,-Warm. comfort
able rooms. running water; S5. So. 81 for
two persons References.
4.24 18th ST. NW.-Army officer's widow
has double room. twin beds. private bath.
shower. garage. Breakfast served.
1921 BELMONT RID. N.W-Attractiye
single room for gentleman. Phone Adams
4574.
4423 p ST. NV. Is min. from Treasury
near GeGreetown University-Suitable one
or two. single beds; newly and comfortably
furnished; reasonable: garage. II.
1714 r. /. AVE NW.-Desirable rooms
and non-housekeeping aptS.. for gentle
men. in quiet. exclusive home.
17IS nth ST NW-Newly decorated. all
new furniture; oil heat; double room. SO
month.
1910 MARYLAND AVE. NE.-Large, sunny
front bed room for 2 or 8 persons; conyen-
lent to Capitol and car line. Lincoln 2926.
2237 QUE ST NV.
Private home-Large. attractive room for
one gentleman Phone North 6615
Evening star., 1936-01-08

GENTLEMAN-Large sunny room. wood
fireplace adjoining bath with shower: pr!-
vate home. residential Georgetown block
near Wisconsin and P: references required
Phone West U:i4D
Evening star., 1936-01-08
PORTLAND HOTEL,
ROOMS-FURN. AND UNFURN.

l4th AT THOMAS CIRCLE.
Extra large comfortable sleeping room:
from 81 single: private bath. ST. 81 pei
week.
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The rate under heading OF Per;
sonal is 3 cents per line addltlonai
to the regular line rate.

CoNVALEsCENTS- HOME, e, GOOD GOD
food, reasonable rates; on bus line. Takoma
Park. Md Phone Shepherd - H.
TRUSSEs AND ELASTIC GOODS At REAL
money-saving prices mt ny ann nd sattS eeStIemon
attendants to care for your every want.
Peoples Drug Store No. .. sos eth ST. NV.
and No. Z. 18th and G SIS. NV :W.----
time or money hack. Write for booklet; :;
no drugs or E;. sgrgeEy - Or ADAMS swHM1sSs o5ss
ORAL READING.-cAPAB1LaEt:; ~ REFaM6Ip nso5Is
woman will read to conyalescentS' peop1e o5'nie
with impaired eyesight or others. Phohe
HAVE REAL HOME FOR ELDERLY LADY.
Cheerful ROOM porch first moor next
to bath: general care. Georgia 1850.
PERSONALITY AND SPEECH CoNsTi- l.,
tute 80 per cent of success. are yours III
need of improvement? Individual person.
s analysis dsxy aNss snS MecAhL hfe
1892 National Press Bldg. National Doll.
TU-RA-HE INDIAN HERB MIXTURE
Wonderful for gassy. acid stomach liloi-
gestion. nervousness, lack OF pep. constr
use soc box reduced to 25c, AT your drug
store or TU-RA-HE co. l. 126 tth ST NV.
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE EklNDERGARI Ten
1922 Mass ave W school OF oancihg .sn III ano tn
7-PIECE (3-sAXJ BAND WANTS EN-
eagements; latest music perfect rhythm.
sweet and hot Phone Metropolitan 3S55..
HOME WANTED BY REFINED LADY. AGE
IS, exchange for care OF children. nght
housework for aged couple. Address Box
3l6-Z, Star Office. y
LADIES OR GENTLEMEN COATS RE
lined. So. Darning mendtng. repairing by
refined widow reasonable. 1l0 A st. Sc
SCALP AND HAIR TREATMENTS; RE
suits guaranteed Call Met s16O. NU-
HAIR INSTITUTE. 233 Shoreham Blds.,
18th and H SITS. NV.
INTELLIGENT. LOVING CARE GIVEN EX-
pectant mother by refined nurse. in private
hone Address Box :b37-Z. Star ONCE:
LOVELY FRONT ROOM. LARGE. SUN
ny, warm. suitable for employed adults.
Refined southern home. 1888 Monroe ST
NV.
WANTED-BoYs TO BOARD. COUNTRY.
Tutoring elementary grades II desired.
School close. ADDRESS, BoSr 2S6-Z. Star
Office 81
Enterprise Roofing Co. Pot. O2OO
Roofing and Siding. 2l25 r. I. Ave. N L.
Evening star., 1936-01-08
WANTED-SALESMEN.
HELP--WOMEN. .

STOCK SALESMEN-Join US for a sue
cesSful year. National Invested Savings
Corpora ton 52S Union Trust Building.
Evening star., 1936-01-08
sALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

"Adrertisements under this head.
fnp are presumed to be from prt.
rate individuals unless the ddper-
tisement oipes a firm name or o
business address or states the uord
Dealer. Members OF the public
,oho find dealers mdsquerddin0 in
this column as pripute individuals
are urged to report the matter to
The Star for Investigation"
Evening star., 1936-01-08
HFIP-MEN AND WOMEN.

AT LAST-SOMETHING NEW
Nor Bud Shops want greater, ,ia n9mner OF
women to know the higher quality longer
wear lower prices of Nor Bud All-Silk
Hosiery therefore representatives can earn earn
a splendid income by presenting NOR Bua
shopsJ to their friends and acauaintances.
Full or part time. No age limit. Inter-
view by appointment only. Phone the
sales manager Metropolitan 1850. Out
of-town applicants write 1115 G st. NV,
WASHINGTON, D. c,
Evening star., 1936-01-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoLORED GIRL wants general house
work; loves children. honest good; reier-
ns; sneses; stay ssgo nights or go. Phone Metro
COLoRED SOUTHERN WOMAN wants
general housework at once. Address 63f 6
st. sc.
ooLoREp WOMAN wants Job. senersl
nosssw0rs ans eoof ecstas stay y
OF part time. Best reference. Phone
CoLoREp GIRL neat, intellisent; wishes
Nc No laUndry vi ' Phone f Lincoln 5i05.
COoK-Intellisen colored girl desires
position: capable of taking charge; refer refer
spee: stay ~ nights, nI7tsv Phone North 1871
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. white, exp !:
refs; small family. no children: stay nights.
cook. Address Box 313-Z, Star ONCE.
GENERAL HoUsEWORK WANTED by a
reliable colored women; city reference
mothers helper; stay nights. Phone De-
catur 3S11.
oIRL, colored. wishes light h,ousework or
child nursing. Call North 1S52
GIRL, colored. wants days or mornings S
work or cleaning apis. 1920 9th st. NV.
GIRLS . coiored. want work. part-time
day work or all day; good references. Call
Decatur 1859.
HOUSEWORK WANTED by refined colored
girl; reference. Phone Columbia 32?5.
MAID. colored. excellent cook. desires posi-
tion for Fridays: references. Address Box
1887. Star office. y
MOTHERS HELPER-Colored cir. from
the South wants Job. BOB L st. NV.
PART TINE or days work Of any kind. by
!. colored girls. 1907 r st. NV. third
floor.
WOMAN, colored, position. part time;
morning or evening no sundays. Gail
Thursday at pm, North @l9l. -
| WOMAN colored. refined; wants par, time
or hours work; well-eXperienced cham
bermaid Write call at :2:I3A ST. n,W'
References
| WOMAN colored wishes work OF any
| kind best references. Phone Metropolltan
| 4g44: call 10 am,
YOUNG WOMEN. .. colored, want days
| work or evenings work; good city REFER
| ences: good. clean cooks. GIL lst ST. s.w.
MOTOR TRAVEL.
| GOING TO Los ANGELES BET. JAN. . 9
| and IL Want ] or > passengers. heipp
| drive and share expense. Met. sos. -
18th st, NV. -
DRIVING TO FLORIDA JAN. III. CAN
| take . passengers; share expense. Al
dress Box 3l5-Z, Star ofhce.
DRIVING CADILLAC SEDAN TO MIAMI
| on Sth or 10th. wants passengers Noftn
| S346-W before and after >. Az ST. NV.
Evening star., 1936-01-08
HELP-MEN.

Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-9.
Evening star., 1936-01-08
MOVING. PACKING AND STORAGE

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. 18th AND
N. Y. ave National 1870. Special rates
ali cities; Y. Boston. Chicago. Fla, Tex.
18th and N. Y. ave. National 1870.
Evening star., 1936-01-08

ANTIQUES drop,leaf Dutch foot
foot library table; aox4o; bought in Fred, ed,
mnlahogsnSHfinish nlaix Gui I sateles table: s7x5s.
Adams 343S-J. No dealers.
BATH TUBS. BRICK. beams. lintels. elec.
saw plumbing hYtures; Nv ho boiler ao radia, isn
tion, lumber. sash ana ooo1Si 13o1 15sn
NV. Phone Metropolitan 6S17.
BED ROOM SET wslngt' cSsI4 pieces dTtsssePi
value. Household. 1915 H st. ne. Open
till o m.
BED ROOM SUITE. maple; studio couch.
raoio, poster twin beds. kitchen cabinet,
stove. occ. chair. Edelman, 1908 Georgia
Roiifast and other high-grade
Goods Store. 424 9th NV.
BOILER AND FURNACE REPAIR PARTS.
Wide assortment Of crate bars. ETC.. etc.
HECHINGER CO. 4--Branches@-.--
BOTTLES, corks. caps. jars. Jugs, kegs.
s. Sc Phone Lincoln 10247.
BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIAL from
many wrecking Jobs. Largest selection at
Ofrscia1 aFeH1NaEs s5sfs' CO. Used Material Dept;
5ss5 5sh ga sSe s,s NV fin fao5 : Sicsois sti
CAMERAs-We buy. sell trade used cam
gains ga ifni daily. RobSin's. bSe i4th ST. NV.
COAL. WOOD & on STOVES. circulatins
heatfsiE aEcnsaES sRf SEX Go elpe sne ssiass
COPPER FOR HOME BUILDERs-Flash
Gichner. Ais 6th st.. National 1870.
CORNER CABINETS In stock for imme-
diate delivery, with circle head doors. ne
hardware, So: so. We will install your
cordssdfs co sstfesas. sS Ria. A'''nsef A.' . Aa"''
Evening star., 1936-01-08
BEAUTY PARLORS.
PERSONAL.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
Wonderful French method used Dr Della
fadendecker 3O25 o NV. West ll2O
Evening star., 1936-01-08

COOK, experienced. for cafeteria; refer
ences required; white or coioreo. l'44
st. NV. -
LADIES. young, over 81; to work for pic pic
essary. Apply Mr.. Boyd, 1908 K ST. nW''
after 7:30 pm. =
SALEsLADIEs- proposition outside
soliciting, money maker. Apply sloan Sc
ECRETARY-Reputabie patent law firm
desires experienced and efficient patent
Stenographer. Permanent. ana atiractive
position. State aRe. experience ana ss.als
expected. Address Box :9:-Z. star once,
SHIRT OPERATORS. experienced GOOD
salary Independent Laundries. Inc. 300
Eastern ave. ne.
SILK PREssER, experienced. wanted for
dry cleaning CO. Apply Monroe DRY Clean
ing Co, 312s 18th st. ne.
sTENCGRAPHER experienced. executive sg tls
ability attractive personality. AooteSs
Box :}34-z. Star office.
| STENOGRAPHER AND ,TYPIsT wanted,
experienced. Apply. Federal Contracting
Co. Inc. Jl3 New York ave. NV.
MATTRESSES young experienced. wal wait
on tables Apply with references, V!ck
Restaurant. 1l42 Conn. ave. NV.
| YOUNG LADY experienced in shorthand
and tipping. Must have local reference.
STATE sge and sd, references Address Box
YOUNG LADY to care for two children;
age . and 3; must be refined. capable and
dependable: stay nights Good home, $50
per mo. References required. Address
Box 1l6-Z. Star office.
YOUNG LADY. high-school graduate for
general office work. with knowledge OF
bookkeeping and typing. Reply in own
handwriting. stating age and salary ex-
pected. Address Box 312-z. Star ONCE
! HAVE immediate opening for experienced
typist under %: must have general ofice
experience be able to take dictation. APP
ply Wilson Line ONCE. 9TH st. Wharf,
Thursday. l pm. no phone calls.
Evening star., 1936-01-08

YOUNG WOMAN wishes two unfurnished
rooms for h k, SEQ Address Box 335-z.
Star office.
YOUNG MAN refined. desires single room
in musical home with piano; reasonable.
Address Box 3.a-Z. Star off1ce.