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Styles

A successful line for evening
wear is the full, wide skirt and
slim bodice. This is used for a
lovely frock of candy-pink slipper
satin with a basque bodice fastened
with diamante buttons. The skirt,
shirred below the belt, is held out
by small hoops. The bodice has
no collar for it buttons up to the
throat. Short, draped, puffed
sleeves are feature.
Much more than the usual at
tention has been accorded the spec
tator sports frock for resort wear.
A neat model is a two-piece in
black and white pin check novelty
sheer crepe. A bright yellow slide
fastener runs down the bodice
front, which is matched by ker-
chief in the pocket, and the color
Of the leather belt.
Nice walks down South reveal
charming and colorful shoes. For
afternoon wear there is a shoe of
white linen with a boldly printed
tiny flower design in white, red,
yellow, green and purple. There
is a strap edging and Scallops of
purple patent leather. The heel
is open.
The Washington times., 1937-02-17

The current Fauorite Recipe
Contest is to make available to
our readers recipes for spaghetti
that you hGve found popular.
The spaghetti can be Serued
1Dith all sorts of interesting
sauces and in combination tDtth
meat balls. tuna, and other
foods.
II you haze recipes for this
wholesome food that you think
other readers Mould be inter
ested in preparing, mail them
to Miss Jean Green, FGUortte
Recipe Contest Editor. before
February 20.
Sir cash aUGrdS of one dollar
and ten honorable mention dis
tinctiors are being 0iuen By The
WGshirotoH Times.
The Washington times., 1937-02-17
SHOPPERS SALMON

Boil one package of elbow maca.
roni in salted water until tender.
In the meantime blend two table
spoons of flour, two tablespoons of
shortening, and one and one-half
cups of milk Chalf milk and half
water may be used), add enough
tomato ketchup to tint slightly
and one small can of salmon
flaked and one cup of canned
peas.
Drain the macaroni, mix with
the salmon mixture, place in a
baking dish, sprinkle with grated
cheese, add butter, and bake until
brown.
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Operating Under Uniform eman
Loan Lava

Operating Under Uniform emall
Loan Laws
INTEGRITY LOANS-$1O to $500 on your
name only. Domestic Finance Corp.
5000 r. Ave-, Mt. Rainier. DE. 4674,
Also Arl. TT. Bldg- Rosslyn. Va. WE. O306
IMMEDIATE CASH on Auto, Furniture or
Signature Loans. Potomac O012.
LOAN UP TO $500. AMERICAN Fl.
DEITY LOAN CORP. Citizens Bank
Bldg. Takoma Park. Md. SHep. 1885,.
QUICK LOANS up 70 S3O0-TAKoMA
INDUSTRIAL BANKERS. SHep. 1926.
CHATTEL NOTES BOUGHT-L Butler.
923h N. Y. Ave. N. ". NET. 1855.
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LEATHER GOODS
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MA. 4242-Fitted cases. trunks, dog har-
ness. G. W. King. ir.. GIL 18th St. NV.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
JEWELRY WANTED

I BUY FURNITURE. DI. DATA
/ PIECE OR 1000. DAY AND NIGHT
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DOUBLE -QUICK SERVICE
WINES AND LIQUORS

Groceries, Wines, Liquors and Beer
1900 First st. N. NO. 1898
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PIANo-Latest model mahogany Marshall
( Wendell small spinette piano. with a
months but looks and plays like new: one
of the many special values offered during
our big midsummer clearance; easy terms.
NAT. 1928 Arthur Jordan Piano Co.. 1889
G ST. corner 18th.
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MONEY TO LOAN-AUTOS

QUICK MONEY on Auto Loans. UNITED
FINANCE CO.. 943 N. Y. Ave. MA. 246S.
IMMEDIATE CASH
AUTO MART
2S05 Georgia Ave. N. W. co. 727O
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WOODWORK
LANK WOODWORK CO., INC.
Stock and Special Millwork
81 K st. 8. z. Ii. 1900
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WE PAY CASH FOR OLD
GOLD AND SILVER. Watches, Diamonds
Gold Teeth and Diamond Jewelry
SELINGER'S S18 F ST. N. W.
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PIANOS

PIANO FOR RENTS per month and
up: choose from the largest stock in the
city; IL famous makes; rental paid applies
on purchase price if you decide to buy
Later Nal 473O. Kits. 1890 G St
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FURNITURE
HORSES

2 MULES. large work horses mares,
low priced horses. ITO M s. E.
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(continued on Next Parel
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES

Operating Under UnIfOFm Gmaa
Loan LAWS
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THE CLUB EMBASSY

1921 X St. N. W.-Nicely furnish
rooms, facing park, walking distance
all downtown: excellent food.
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HARVARD ST. n W.. 1466-Large, clean.
newly decorated; better light housekeeping
rooms and home combined is hard to find.
Inspection inv Home for quiet, sober adults.
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EXCAVATuNG

INDIVIDUAL CELLARS E1CAYATEl
OUR SPECIALITY. RALPH ". BoHREb
4s25 Battery Lane Bethesda. WI al
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CHAIRS. tables, chest drawers. 2 double
BEDS complete. Randolph 1884.
CLOSING OUT entire line Of wall paper;
values 81 80 per room, 10x12; choice
any pattern in house, 90 cents. NOR
CAMS 421 10th St. N W. MAI, 1888.
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ROOMS-FUR. g. UNFUR.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

HAYES ST. N. E.. 4121. Benning, D, G.
2 rooms. Ink, bath. gas, electricity FUR"
nished SOB.
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246O 18th st. N. W. told French EN-:
bassy) -Beautifully furnished. private and
semi-private baths: best of food and sery-
ice. Reas. rates. Transients accommodated
I'd ST. N. E.. 107-Front room, twin beds;
homo cooking; $35 mo. Ii. 1863.
5TH ST. N. W., 41OO-Front single room
for gentleman. nicely furn: refined
neighborhOod; convenient location. near
bus, cars: like home. Reas.
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AIuUI0Uus VSH6IIdu bILuuD
JOHN LYON. INC.
3421 Connecticut Ave. CT. 2204
WINDOW SHADES and Venetian BIinds
Made to Order. CITY AWNING co;
4016 Georgia Ave. Col. b60S
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INDEPENDENCE AVE. S. W.. 914-Two
large, bright rooms. nicely furn.: gas. elec.
z ST N W.. 1902 large rooms. htch-
enette semi-bath: SO wk.
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ELECTRIC FANS

August sale: 10-inch osc..
new $5.95: California air-cooler, $12:
20-inch. 8-foot. $37 so. Carly, 1908 14th.
Evening star., 1937-08-21
THE STORY THUS FAB


Carol Clayton, engaged to
uealthy Hartley Madison, tallS in
loue NTH Duke Bradley, hand
some bookmaker. She plays the
races in order to repay Duke the
s76 900 debt incurred BY her dead
father. Her luck is Phenomenal
and Duke, through Whom she
places her bets, is all but miped
out. Eventually she pays up her
debt in tuH, and then contesSes to
Duke that she loues him. Ho,U-
eUer, ,Uhen she suggests she break
NTH Hartley Immediately, he
urges her to tpait until after the
Saratoga Hopeful he is AFRAID she
lrtN antdgonise Hartley and thus
lose him his only chance to re-
coup. Her loUe turns to hate and
she plans her rerenge for the
Hopeful. She and Hartley are bet
ting on Noon Ray; Duke is bet
ting on Lightning. Carol makes
secret plans NTH Dtrie Gordon,
inscriptions ace-loCkey, 1Cho is
supposed to ride Lightning, 10
r,dc Moon Ray instead Hartley
places 100000 bet on Moon
Ray. 1Chich Duke 1ubtlantlV
accepts, only to diScoucr rhen 1t
is too late OF the SlOitch IN Jock
eyS. He arrangeS for Hand
Riding Kelly, jockey lchom
Dirte had touled in the Derby, TO
ride Lightning at the last mo-
ment. Kelly and Dire keep their
horses neck and neck and the
Judges decide tor photo. finish
to the race.
Evening star., 1937-08-21
SITUATIONS MEN.
BY BAER

CHAUFFEUR. coiored, young man. honest.
reha BILE. neat and experienced desires sob
as Chauffeur and handy man IN private
family. Call Decatur Is11. gG-
CONTRACTOR. reliable would like 10
estimate your blue prints. Box 395-M,
Star
ENGINEER frst class. wishes employ
ment Two or three nights week Box
3NH-M. Star -.
EXPERIENCED accountant desires books
10 keep evenings, ra,eS reasonable. Box
:i'!tM Star
FILIPINO--Chaufeur. butler intelligent
ana sober; knows city well, TWO year- last
place West @s.1. Apt. 20s. 22'
MAN colored. exp. for service station;
greaSlng. tire and battery work, refs
Charlie Clancy. .o5 81. Sc
MAN colored. place drlvlng. houseInan
Or porter; experienced, references. AT
lantiC ;.2@3-W
POSITION wanted, on poultry farm BY
young man with four years experience.
Will accept board and room for services.
write U. O. Lowe. HOG Prince st. Alexan-
drid Va
PRIVATE SECRETARY to executive; col
Iese; unlfeTSity and commercial school
aranuate, - years executive. accounting
ana SHCretarlal experience Ambitious
responsible, capable and trust worthy, $50
70 $40 per week VIII call for interview
Box :'6oM, Star. %.
Evening star., 1937-08-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MEAT AND POULTRY MARKET sacrir
Ior cash; Will remodel; rent reasonab
Va Market 707 4th s.w Met. 5ISS. :"
MoDERNISTIC BARBECUE-REsTAURAN
excellent exec location. no competition; Al
Price reasonable Applicant must h.
bank reference Box ISM star !"
RooMING HOUSE for sale; reas. pr,
423 md st NV. 81
ROOMING HOUSE. g rms compile
urn 500 cash. i22 E st. Sc. Natlo,
CAFE FOR sALE-Beer. vine. sandwich
IAN COL rd.' cheap rent by owner
VARIETY STORE, on car line coed T
location; bargain If sold at once; Ieavt
town. Apply Whites, sth and 4 sts. 2
FOR SALE-Hoslery and lingerie depa
ment IN q ST. store. Stock az sacrlh
low rental. Box 24O-D Star
FOR SALE-Running manufacturing pa
business 10 be sold due to death of form
owner. Business established 1905. sto
machinery, business and fixtures. complc
ana gooC VIII can be purchased for IS q
Apply TO MS. Mary E. Hunt. 1921 n
BEAUTY, SHOP for sale, a real bargain
g 100 !; cash, bal. monthly doing 0
buys in the city. Box :;4"-M, Star.
BEER PARLOR FOR LEASE. excel,
location; good, established business
Joining house available. 50l 61st
Capitol HEIGHTS, Md. Phone Hillside U+"g
FOR SALE-Il miles south of Frederic
burg, on U. S. Route No. ]. filling sta,
and store. with living quarters. also =
t-room cottage about 3 acres land Z
Il. fronting highway; doing very 4c
business. For particulars write Hc~
sullivan. SpotSylvanIa, Va 49,,
GOOD OPPORTUNITY for party y
- 300 1000 cash to take half interest
Weil-eStannShed wholesale food distrIbUtr
company. active or silent For de,a
information write Box 323-M Star
ATTRACTIVE 6-APARTMENT dwell,
I2"6 10Th st, NV; always filled. ru
So,'3O. Can be purchased al great sac
nee. Phone Columbia 646I Owner.
1895 WILSON BLVD. Clarendon Va
: modern adjoining stores 3fxG5 # z
lolnlng Wilson Theater opposite Colon
Village: will lease as entirety or d!vIce
suit tenant, suitable for lOc store aroCe
flower. auto supply store. etc
RANDALL H HAGNER 4 co INC
lb-l IONn. ave. Decatur $500
Evening star., 1937-08-21

There are few depths, perhaps,
to which have not sunk" said Carol.
II asked him only to get out of his
contract If he could. guess that rat
doesn't need any one to help him
think up lies
I'm glad you didn't do that, any
way" he said. Il thought Fritzie
would go crazy when told her. But
she's forgiven me, and she's going to
marry me. anyway-no matter which
horse wins
Carols eyes were glowing as she
took his hand again.
"Oh, Kif1e, I'm so glad. If had
ruined your marriage-but Fritzie is
wonderful girl-big enough to for
give anything in the man she loves. u
Kiftie's heart was full of sympathy
In his happiness he wanted every one
in the World-even those who had
used him badly--to be happy. He
couldn't understand why-but he
knew he wanted Carol. who was SO
unhappy now, to be happy as he was
Evening star., 1937-08-21
CHAPTER xxx.

Forty thousand men and women
stared at the board and for mo-
nent we're stunned INTO silence. Then
clamor, uneoualed before, broke
out-Lightning had Won-Moon Ray
had won Bets as to what the picture
would show we're made and taken.
Forty thousand hearts were beating
double time-some in hope, some III
fear. How long would 1t be before
the film would be developed-run
of-furnlsh the irrevoCable decision?
How long would their nerves, already
strung dangerously high, be asked to
bear this suspense?
Duke, alone of all the crowd, had
kept his polse. With a shrug of his
shoulders he turned to speak to Tip.
But that faithful friend was not
beside him. He had slumped to the
ground in faint.
ITS too much, boss" Tip whis-
pered when Duke had slapped con-
sciousneSs back into him and helped
him to his feet 4 can't stand it
Cripes, how can you take It this
way? Cool as cucumber! And you
stand to lose a hundred thousand
smackeroos-and then some!"
Duke shrugged his shoulders again
well, that's what you have to face
when you bet on a race. Well know
the Worst-or the best-in a few
minutes So long. I'm going over
to the bar-maybe one of your oft
touted bicarbs wouldn't be a bad
idea right now"
To the bar! My Gawd! Amt you
going to wait for the declslon?"
III know it" Duke answered, calm
~. later on. And I'll know it to-
highland tomorroW-and the day
after-and the next one after that
Such things get around, you know.
Tip shook his head slowly as Duke
walked quickly off toward the bar.
That guy" he said to nobody, for
nobody was listening, lis the strangest
duck ever saw. And the most won-
derful."
Carol from her box saw Duke leave
the booth. She rose from her chair
the box. Madison put out his hand
to stop her He asked where she was
going.
I'm going to Duke" she said.
"Why?"
ITO ask him to forgive me- she
said, simply.
She tried to hurry through the
crowd, but it seemed as if thousands
of men and women were milling
around with the sole purpose of get
ting in her way, Roughly, rudely, she
elboVed her way through groups,
breaking them apart. She did not
know they stared at her in surprise.
She knew only one thing-she must
reach Duke; she must tell him all that
vas IN her heart. She must tell him
that the one thing in the world she
wanted was to have the decision 90
to Lightning.
She was not conscious that she
almost knocked a man down, until
he cried out:
What's the idea, anyway-oh, it's
you"
1t was Kifie He was very angry,
You don't have to kill me, in addi-
ton to everything else, do you?" he
said
I'm sorry" she said.
Her thoughts had been all for
Duke. She had forgotten that she
had done Kif1e and Fritzie a great
wrong, too. Then she remembered
everything. Her voice was low and
pleading when she spoke. Timidlv
she held out her hand.
Will you please believe" she said
that I'm more than sorry, more than
ashamed? I'm heartbroken. I can't
blame you If you won't take nv
hand-but wish you would"
kif1e's heart was one where anger
could not stay long. He saw the sim
Evening star., 1937-08-21

Il can't make 1t out"
Did you ever hear of revenge?"
Yes. And I've also heard of a
thing called jealousy, That's why
when Dixie told me Duke and Fritze
were planning on Lightning winning
so they could run off to Europe to-
gether I fell for it like a fool-and
tore up the contract.
DO you mean to tell me Dixie told
you that?"
Nothing else but-didn't you tell
him to say that?"
Evening star., 1937-08-21
ufusfrUfed.
BY Vincenfini

| cerity in her face, heard it in her
voice He took her hand.
I'm sorry that you are unhappy,
Miss Clayton" he said. But never
theless and anyway, I've got to tell you
| that pulling that switch with Dixie
| didn't seem-didn't seem"
You needn't go on" she inter-
rupted Il don't see myself how ever
did such low thing. For you see-I
love Duke"
Evening star., 1937-08-21

Il don't mean to pry," he said,
slowly But do you want to marry
Duke?" He saw the answer in her
eyes, there was no need for words.
But then, even if you were sore at
him about something or other, why
did you double-cross him. when his
idea in making the bet was so he
could marry you?"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." asked
Carol.
Didn't you know? Why Frtzie told
me-Duke had told her. He took the
Evening star., 1937-08-21
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

SOLoRED gifl wants Job experienced
COOK 5. az nights. city reference Phone
west l2o or call "5ll H 81. NV
COLORED GIRL. III. work. plain COOKING.
i've m 1903 Corcoran 81. NV. ;, per
CO. ORED woman. fun or part time uor!
except InuTS@ gen. h.v. chamoermalo
nurse. refs. Atlantic t!:i!
GIRL colorsd wants general housework or
male 20 nome nights. 1909 L st. NV. city
GIRL. colored. wants JOB mothers helper:
neal; reliable. stay nights. Greenwood
GIRL colored. neat: COOK, maid. mothers
he4peT, part or tull time. Lincoln J56g-W
GIFL, coioreo. good worker, wants morn
mornings only. '''''
YOUNG woman. white desires housework.
66kperlenced; refs: live out, no Sundays
Phone Decatur U395-W
Evening star., 1937-08-21
AGENTS

A PROGRESSIVE and growing life insur-
ance company. having special apneal 70
the general public, is now increasing its
agency staff. Applications from reliable
and experienced agents invited AttraC-
tive proposition and a real opportunity
available to the right man. Address in
confidence the Union Labor Life InSur
ance Company. SO Lexington avenue, New
YORK CItv
Evening star., 1937-08-21
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

GREGG SHORTHAND. touch tipping. Eng
arlth. speed dict: beginners and reviewers
individual instruction. Decatur 1884 "N.
PlANO STUDIO. 1873 Meridian pl NV
fopuIal ana classical music taught Mod
eih methodS. Experienced teachers Par
ticuiar attention given beginners Adams
LADY Will give practical French conyer-
Evening star., 1937-08-21
MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING FOR LOS ANGELES SEPT
ford 1873 coach, can accommodate n
person who would be willing to snare 3
penses. Decatur 3pl1-R
DRIVING 1889 BUICK TO NORTH CAR
lima August 2S. Take .. Col ta2G A. A
4u6. after g.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY DRIVING TO SIP
Kane. Washington; room for two nzSse
gers. Phone Lincoln 744S-J. "Hs
CINCINNATI. Indianapolis Ft. Nadts,
iowa leaving Sept. /; new sedan: Ia
1s6o passengers snare expenses. Dist
Evening star., 1937-08-21
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE, settled 10 cook and manage
boarding house, permanent. Box a.
Wsrrenton. Va. 49,
COUPLE married cook, general work
houSeman, sober capable of taking care
references Box "41-D. Star
SOIICITORS-Me and women for fast
selling nome necessity: 1000 profit; expert
ence unnecessary. Distributors TERRITORY
open. il Rhode Island ave. Hyattsville. Md.
WANTED-Good tenant to work tobacco
farm on shares: must know about tobacco:
reference required white only. E. Moran.
Waldorf Md. 22'
Evening star., 1937-08-21
WASHINGTON ACADEMY
of Beauty Culture. Inc

Ioth St. N. Y. Ave. $50 Wash Bldg
peaItS culture. 20 years turning out fine
SluoentS visit US or write. free booklet
Dept District 1868
Evening star., 1937-08-21
NEW SERIAL PLAY
HASDEBUT TONIGHT
Especial Delivery" an Orig
inaI Idea, Was Conceived
by a Journalist.

H~ PECIAL DELIVERY" serial
drama based on life in
small college town, will have
- its inaugural presenta ton
over WRC tonight at $50. The idea
for the new program was conceived by
Harry King Tootle, veteran journalist
and successful fiction writer, and was
accepted Immediately upon submission
to the N. B. c. production department
because OF the original characteriza-
tions.
A veteran radio cast, including
Marion Randolph, Irene Hubbard,
Charles Webster and Richard Gordon,
will take the roles Of the toWnSpeople,
students and college authorities.
CHARLIE BARNETT. regarded as
one of the country's foremost tenor
saXophone artists, and mixed rhythm
quartet, recently returned from Eu-
ropean tour, are to be heard during
the Swing Club proeram-WJSV 7
o'clock
DAVE RUBINOFF and Mario
Claire will be presented during the
Chicagoland Music Festival broadcast,
Rubinoff Offering Dance of the Rus
sian Peasants" as violin solo and
directing a number-WMAL at 9 and
VOL at 9.l5.
NORMAN GORDON, baritone, is
the guest artist on the Hit Pa
rade program tonight-WJSV,
o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-08-21
LOST


BABY's COAT light blue, lost near Long
Bridge. Reward. Call Mrs Wilkinson Dis
trict 1850. Branch 81. ~
BOSTON BULL. male, Md tag No. $500.
Bethesda. Gail Wise. $3.50 Return 10
$500 Moorland lane, Bethesda, Md.
BRIEF CASE black leather with Upper;
1896
BULL PUPPY. brindle and white 9th and
Rittent ouse SITS. Reward. Albert S Galley,
S41 Rite nhouse st. Georgia G464. ,2'
CAT. yellowish red, strayed from vicinity
OF Conn. ave. and Van Ness ST Reward.
4215 Conn. ave. Cleveland 02233.
COIN PURSE. brown; Potomac Park street
car or vicinity downtown, reward Phone
Potomac olul-W
GLASSES, oxford, lady's White gold
rest room. Thursday; reward. Myrtle A.
Walton Greenwood 3334-W
white male in Arlington County answers
10 name OF Ace; liberal reward for re-
tqrn or any information leading TO return
5loI N Wa hinqton Blvd. Ar!ington. ''''
MASONIC WATCH CHARM. engraved
flames A. Nichols" Call Greenwood 1883.
Reward
ScoTTIE. black male. shaggy hair. httle
gray on tail; name Alex" Call Emerson
626". Reward
WILL KIND LADY who rescued small black
female puppy on Arlinston Memorial Bridge
FRIDAY morning please communicate with
owner North 761l. Reward
$50, BETWEEN l4th and Pa ave Dis
trict Bldg. or in District Bldg finder
please call Met. 5271, reward.
Evening star., 1937-08-21
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTING INSTRUCTOR; preference
given 10 man with teaching experience
who mas masters degree and Is certified
motor reconditlonine. reborine. and pre-
cison work. Steady work. Box 3of-M
Star 24s
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN 10 specialize in
Motor Co. 4l0o Georgia ave.
BARBER wanted. American. Model Barber
Shop, l211 N. Y. ave. NV.
BOYS tor vlll.call and receiving dept.
See Mr.. Berns. Bond 5. 1885 F st NV
BRICKLAYERS, with tools. 1st and CAL
latin SITS. NV. Monday morning.
BUSHELMAN AND PREssER. white. APP
ply Carroll Laundry 14th and R sts Sc
COUNTERMAN, white, experienced. 6o9
CURB BOYS. experienced: over 81: good
meals. good tips. Miller's Restaurant, 54O0
Wisconsin ave.
DRIVER sALEsMEN, with light delivery
@ ness say % eomm5son So nfy ana safsnns ear msn naSi
tenance. Cali Adams 302S for interview
EXPERT SODA-FOUNTAIN DISPENSER,
short-order man and cashier. Box 2a2.M.
GENERAL UTILITY MAN wanted for Elks'
Club Apply 301 R. I. ave. NV. secretary's S
office
HAIRCUTTER, one who can finger wave;
modern shop. Frances Dee Beauty Salon.
623 Pa. ave. Sc
HOD CARRIERS. with hods lst and Gal
latin sts. nv Monday morning
LAWYER. aggressive experienced as as
sociate; aood income assured. Box 363-M.
Star.
MAN; house to-house canvasser: no selling
or collecting; magazine experience pre-
ferred Inst pm. S07 H NV
MEAT. counter men. butchers Chain store
experience necessary Apply 35O9 Ga. ave
MECHANICAL EXPERT who knows how to
some executive ability desirable State
salary expected to start. Box 1861. Star.
NEWLY ORGANIZED branch of New York
manufacturer ma, uist uIa will consider one man to
sell high class, low-priced. interoffice COM
municatns equipment Hard work but
good remuneration, EXecutone Co.. Room
310. 9O7 18th st. NV.
PHARMACIST. full time; capable and will.
experience. Box 246-D. Star
REAL ESTATE statesmen (21, to cover
snT seTng nouse cenn PnsT in and Silver
OF shep. 4443. after pm
ROUGH sPoTTER; for cleaning plant
Steady work for the right man Apply
:}72O 14th st. NV.
SALESMAN; MA exxperieneed air conditioning,
representative. Dist. OIIO, for appoint
SALESMEN--Book magazine men: new Dr.
gest expansion program requires many
hundreds salesmen and organizers. Apply
now: Territory any State. Leaving for
West, Monday night. H. c. Cox. Ebbitt
Hotel. Saturday only.
SANDWICH AND FOUNTAIN MEN, past
21. for the new Airport Hot Shoppe. ex-
rerlenced. Apply Bill Georgia ave
SERVICE STATION. ATTENDANT. age IS
to to 30. Reply BY letter to P. Q. Box 296,
Silver Spring. Md. giving reference. ex-
perience. address and telephone number.
sHEET-METAL MECHANICS for air-condi-
uoning duct work. Do not apply unless
work. 1240 9th st. NV.
sHORT-oRDER MEN, experienced; coun-
hotel; good wages. Box 424-M, Star. 27'
TEACHER OF BUSINESS Law: applicant
must have teaching experience; preference
70 man who has college education and
LIB. degree. Box 452-M, Star
UPHOLSTERERs frst-class only. Apply
Acme Upholstering Co., 3165 Mt. Pleasant
st NV.
YOUNG MAN. mechanically inclined. hiKh:
school ducatfon, willing to work hard
Nth ID u Advancement. Box 143-A.
star. 3
Evening star., 1937-08-21

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