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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-22

e3H0,o 0,oO0 school when Q manual training instructor threw an elec- lflc switch to a sanding machine
 Shaw Tells Sad Story
 shaw, his head bandaged and wearing new Spectacles to replace those broken In the explosion. was called before the board on the thigd day of It's inquiry. He testified that the Parade Gas company natural gas pipeline that passed under the campus of the school was tapped without the company's permission.
 He also admitted that officials of the United Gas company, from which the school board previously bought its gas. had warned him that "the board might be using danger olig gas" He said that United Gas company official told him that "you might get into trouble"
 Tapped Month Ago
 Shaw said that until about a month ago when the Parade com pany's line was tapped the schools heating bill had been running be- tween 4l50 and $20O a month. The new connection eliminated fuel costs.
 ''Who made the negotiations for taking this gas?" Capt. E. Z Coombes, judge advocate of the rIlil- ttary court, asked.
 ''No one," Shaw replied.
 "DId officials of the Parade com pany know of this connecticut"
 No"
 Captain Coombes asked Shaw whether the question of making this connection with the Parade cotnpany's line was taken up by the board.
 "It was discussed at the board meeting prior to making the con- nection," the superintendent re- piled.
 Was anything said about the right or wrong of such a connec- ton or that 1t might possibly be against the law2" asked Captain Coombes.
 "We were a unit in deciding to make the connection" the witness replied, five of the seven members of the board were present at the meeting"
 Shaw said that after the conncc- ton with the Parade company's line was made that the board asked United Gas company officials tc leave skeleton connection at the building 50 that 6 connection for service could be made quickly il necessary.
 Delbert Clark, field foreman oi the Parade Gas company, the first witness to disclose the unauthorized connection, said that 1t was a pol icy of his company to sell no gal and that it was his duty to cut con- nections for such service. He said he did not know of the New Lon- don school connection and would have cut 1t had he known.
 Not Actually Forbidden
 ghaw, whose l7.year-old son Clifton, was among the victims oi the blast. testified that Parade com. pany officials had told him during a discussion of gas supply for the scnool that if he connected witt, the company lines he was liable tc be cut loose from them anytime. -
 "Did they absolutely forbid you to make a connecticut" asked Cap tain CoornbeS.
 "No, but they didn't tell me to dc so."
 That was your understanding tlien-as long as you didn't gel caught tapping the line?"
 That's about the situation. ] want to make this clear. They did not give me permission but they
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-22
TWENTY-FIVE KILLED

Boston. March % = (UP) - Twenty-Five persons were killed i'll motor vehicle accidents In Massa- chusetts last week, according to the report of Registrar Frank A. Good- win.
 This was 13 more than in the previous week and 20 more than in the corresponding period last year.
 Victims included 16 pedestrians and nine occupants.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-22
with Bishop Preysing of Berlin and three leading German cardinals.
 Charges Against Germany

WltH 0lSIlOp FTeySlnB OI beTlIn ana three leading German cardinals.
 Charges Against Germany
 The German government was charged in the protest with viola ting the German vatican concordat, and the protest opposed as un- Christian leading NaZi tenets such as that of blood and soil" Enemies of the church, the protest said, have been pcrmaturely jubliant if they believe the church is already de- feated. So voluminous was the pro- test that 1t was necessary to read 1t in two parts, the first at morn ing services, the second at evening ones. It challenged all "enemies of the church" and emphasized sharply that the cross still remains the only symbol of faith for true Christians, even though 1t Is deridcd by the church's enemies. Without explicitly saying 50, the protest opposes the Nazi idea that education is solely the concern of the state by saying that whoever deprives parents of the task of educating their children is violating divine rights"
 Hope Warning Is Heard
 The hope was expressed that the warning would be heard by those who "are induced either by allure ment or threat to preach against Christ and against the gospel"
 It predicted that the present period of the church's history would prove to be forerunner to new glory.
 If true Christians are ready to sacrifice and to uphold their faith against physical forces mcnacing the church." then enemies of the church "who thought their time al- ready had come will percieve that they rejoiced too soon, and reached too soon for the sexton's shovel" i" the warning said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-22
same time get production underwa,

same time get production underway ss soon as possible" the letter read. The union exempted only two con- cerns from its threat General Mo. tors Corporation because 1t has signed contract with the U. A. w. and the Ford Motor Company be- cause 1t $ outside the city limits of Detroit.
 Would Stop Industry
 A general strike, however, would shut down the automobile industry here because Ford and General Motors probably would be unable to obtain materials from feeder" plants in which walk outs would be called.
 Kelsey-r1ayes Wheel Company, Murray Body Corporation, Midland Steel Company, Automobile Pro. ducts Company and l.. D. Young Spring and Wire Company.
 The union, holding all Chrysler plants in the Metropo'' area said 1t could mass betwee 1000 and 175,000 pickets from D. ;it, Toledo, Cleveland and Pontiac to defend the factories"
 If general automotive walk out is called, 1t will be a sympathy strike" resulting from the eviction of sit-downers from the Newton Packing Company plant, and the R. G. Dun Cigar Company, factory. Police and sheriff's deputies had a brief Skirmish with the strikers in those factories and arrested them. Some were held without bail and others released. depending on their importance in the strike situation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-22
HOLYOKE REATEN

Saratoga Springs. N. Y.. March 22 -(UP)-Vincentian Institute. of AL bany, came from behind in the Sec- ond half to defeat Holyoke, Mass, high school and win the fourth annual Saratoga Springs invitation basketball tournament Saturday night. g to 19.
 Holyoke led at half.time IT to l6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-22
STORE OWNERS
 CLOSING DOORS

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-22

CTS. free on bonds of $lO each. are William L.anese, 38, of 690 North Main street: Frank Parker, 3l, of 72 Willow street: Milton Stanton. B, of Cheshire; Louis .Mareno, 43, of 27 Grand street; and Albert Simmons, 20, of 174 Willow street.
Evening star., 1937-05-29

CHAMBERMAID. waitress, laundress: ex-
perienced. with references; $40 week. Ad-
dress Box 31-Z Star ONCE
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Deaths Reported.

Joseph B. Tinker 49, GEORGETOWN Hospital
Sordelia H. Cooper. 10. 1928 Vermont ave.
susie B. Bryant. IS, 322 East Capitol st.
William Jenkins. 76. Providence Hospital.
Julia ia Q. Martin. 76. 72O Maryland ave. lie.
william F. Newman, "a, Gallinger Hos
Nina G: Fry. "A. sibley Hospital.
Jesse Hinton. 65. U. 8. Soldiers Home
- Hospital.
eral HOSPITAL.
James P. steediey. SO. 221o Pennsylvania
Ethel swope, So, 2s1a Thirty-fourth pl.
AMSe Pumphrey 80. GalIinger Hospital.
Nicholas Economies. 30. Gariield Hospital
william Swami. Al. Providence Hospital
Alieen B. Murphy. ri, 1867 North Caro-
lima ave. ne.
Teresa r. Decatur. 15. Georgetown Hos
Wilson McHenry, 81, ct. Ei.abeth's Hos
Edward Sims, 63. oallinger Hospital.
Blanche 8. Penmon. 81. 1885 fishth st,
Sally Washinston; Sc: Casualty Hospital.
Charles johnson. g. Gaiiinser Hospital,
John Hawkins. II. Casualty Hospital.
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Marriage Licenses.

'$si Rssh & iasa oEas oaa 'as ave. Nj Rev
cnt5oTd y \. Gar Gary 2s oa and un Flora e Pear
EsShss Bell H''ss &: e e ST g.; Rev. G g. 'eo 3
aee5S Mary sm%s e. lis 7i4' 1atn ST. Rsv st:
s.. G. Spottswood.
wsn Msla.rsf = as s. $685. cSe s4b Bs and
Rev. W. J. Tyler.
Ralph l. :, Th9mas hem e. 1894 sta9ten I'd;
sd s se ana Rthel ReT & Ya1ss Banks Ks 14 Morris
aMnd M Helen V Keys: 81 i44s c St. Sc;
william 3: Wilson, 81. a4io Nichols ave.
Sc. and Lillian Green. 1s. 1922 Sum
IeR5 F. Gseen ss Re$ X C. d5 & Bgsmn ssepmsn ave.
a.Jusss JpdEs r E MattiPsly .ns nao,n.
Rev! ReSngsoP gs McNamee. iie 1Dse Oh pm'aaeiph'a
S!a and Edns G. sn NGrh s s saPt9 th
ISAAC 5; Goad. @ ast g. AS ! ~ Iuray pl.. and
PoT9thy W y,,,inm y; cfump' 80. .5 M St, Rev.
Anna B. MeBath: %. Brookmont. Nd;
both 'o Of Ettnck, haa 7a; 'af Rev. SfoEdeF Z. F
willard Reed jr.. %. s13 18th st.. and
Mary Mary H Cowles. 2s. 1926 N St; Rev
'sqPnss 81 ssa Ma1ss Fnaer g. s,th;r 142 Rarsseod
mouth. Va, Rev. R. J; clinchy:
eogd Sd,i,.r H; Word 21 osa Brookeyjlle Pa. and
Sc; Rev. O., c. Barber. wv "a '''
waiter B. Corley,, 90, Lakewood Ohio,
snd Pad Lucille southard ,Id 20. 4l23 sth St;
s.: and Dorothy M: Poole. % 4Iss
. Georgia ave-; Rev. J. F. Fannon.
iueien H, staley: A. ls4o Argonne pl.,
and Edna D. Mcpherson. 81. El Reno
OKLA: Rev. j; w. Rustin.
ssrysndo o,G cslub; Id IS. 17l4 Pennsylvania
s,l. ne; Rev. " S. Abernethy.,
and Frances NJ. sipe. "a. saxton. Pa;
Merlin nKifYi & E. Z; eraPta4d Rnnham; Is oooo ,e.,
and Lillian N; Gallatin 80. 1904 I st.
franSlin H. Ellis So Bar Harbor. Me.
and and Helen K; Taylor. 81. 1929 33rd ST.;
DANES !, F; Jarbee. r3s:, 25s 14th st. ne.
s,w., Rev. j. E. Briggs. '''
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Births Reported.

Edward and Grace Stoner, boy
george and Edith Thompson boy.
German and Myra Ellsworth, boy.
Morley and Nellie Pate, girl.
Joseph and Geneva Smith, girl.
Claude and Hazel Calkin. girl
Thomas and Emily McHale. boy.
10Y and Leona Gregory, boy.
Frank and Helen Wood girl,
Mark and Alice Keehn, boy.
ETederlck and Dmma Piedenour. boy.
kenneth and Jewell Johnston boy.
John and Elizabeth Staniunas, girl,
Dudley and June Meade. girl
vernon and Lois Daniels. girl.
frederick and Louise Kennicutt, boy.
Senny and Sara Bretano. boy.
EEaymond and Blanche Twyman, boy.
SpurReon and Eddese Day. boy.
James and Helen Weldon. girl.
Andrew and Emma Broadless, boy.
woodrow and Elizabeth Wilson. boy.
eugene and Helen Hart. boy
Joseph and Bessie Walker. girl.
francis and Audrey Blackwell, girl,
Roy and Katie Drummer, girl,
CHARLES and Carrie Prentis, girl.
vernon and Hilda Lee. boy
George and Lilly Pinkney, girl,
Sharles and Laura Fortune, boy.
Rlchard and Sarah Hawkins, boy.
Melvin and Lillian Foreman. boy.
christopher and Gertrude Dennis, girl.
GUS and Rebecca Edmunds girl
Butler and Virginia Henderson, girl,
Hooert and Dorothy Golfer girl.
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BIRTH OF LINDBERGH SON
FILED LATE BY REQUEST
Official Records Disclose Boy Born
Coronation Day at Exclu-
sive Clinic.
b. the Associated Press.

Bs the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 29-The official
list of Marylebone Borough births
today disclosed that the third son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh
was born on coronation day. May u,
ct an exclusive Devonshire place clinic.
The weekly list of notifications Of
birth carried definite facts concern
ing the boy whose birth was yelled in
deep secrecy.
Word of the child's arrival leaked
out only after he was 10 days old.
Notification of birth within SO hours
Is required by law, but British officials
disclosed the rules had been waived
at Lindbergh's request.
Actual registration, including COM
plete details of the childs name,
parents'na and other facts, GUS
tomarily is required within six weeks.
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COUPLE-Filpino chef and chauffeur,
AneIlcan dn WiIe as maid: experienced: have
JANITOR. young, refined colored man and
Wle. with Is years experience, assistant
70 englneer. firing boiler and jantor work:
Decatur l3O4-W 3os
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LAB. TECHN1CIAN desires work in hospi-
tai or PHYSICIANS ONCE; lS months hos
pltal experience: knowledge of secretarial
work. l34l Conn ave ans
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CHICKS AND PEKIN DUCKLINGsII 900
Rocks. Sc. White Leghorns &c. j. B.
Henry. Falls Church. Va. Phone Falls
BABY CHICKS-Special price on Leghorns
Rocks and Reds; heavy cockerels $50
hundred; Leghorn 'cockerels S4: special
prices on other breeds; blood tested from
well-known hatchery. VIM. James e. Son
6l9 K St NV. Met OOSS
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SITUATIONS WoAEA

HOUSEkEEPER PRACTICAL NURSE
Whlte woman desires employment with
eooo home: excellent cook. capable taking
Caa,ge CCnarge nome; reasonable terms; references.
LADY, desiring q comfortable home, would
pc companion FOR elderly lady or care for
,Mnvaloz Mnrth small salary: best references Tel.
NoIth 2Gl4-W. 3Os
SIENOGRAPHER, AL. temporary or per-
ht,tanenI: haM ~ years diversified experience:
TEACHER desires elementary pupils to
coach during Summer months: is willing
70 tIaVel, Will assume small responsibilitfes
~ the family. satisfactory references
write or phone. MISS Jane E. Gray, La
Fiata o6-F-4 tafter d PM Port Tobacco.
Charles County Md 40.
WdhaNSlEp,-Envelopes to address at home.
1uoiess ooA -'o-W, star ONCE. 30"
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private home: reasonable 90.
4llD 4th ST. NW.-Single and double
front rooms. near Soldiers Home. conven.
lent transportation. Reasonable
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HAYES ATI-STEFI,

HAYES ALL-STEEL
Electric welded triple insulated trailers:
comfortable safe economical. enjoyable
travel: 2 demon str ators now available.
PRNTCRAFT GARAGE,
02A 4 It. NV. Net. e92ls
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

- WeUstcr INV. HuAm5 7IUE.
ROOFING Asbestos or Stag. Bird 4 Son
building materials. Ask any architect.
Asbestos sidewall. rock wool inAlaton.
Roofs repaired and painted. 3-year pay
ment plan.
80, AMERICAN RE-RooF1NG CO..
BIB 18th St N w Col lkk1
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WHITE WOMAN. thoroughly experienced
In dry cleaning establishments: must be
capable of assuming full responsibility;
state experience and salary expected. Ad.
dress Box 21&-W Star office 3ns
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l412 OGDEN ST. NV fnr. 14th and
room. next bath; private
rome Adams 1SQl-J
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HELP MEN.

SALESMAN sober. for
guide book: commission. drawing account
Evenings. 715 18th st. NV. 3o'
ASSISTANT MILLWORK ESTIMATOR for
retail millwork CO. State experience and
salary wanted. Address Box 205-A, Star
office
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COLORED CHAUFFEUR housemen. waiter
Or or porter: age %; experienced; references.
bO7 Que at. NV 30s
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COLORED MAN wants janitor Job experi-
enced; best Of references Decatur 52OS,
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. experienced, thorough
knowledge taxes. legal education. business
experience: part-time work: reasonable.
Pct. 2194. 5
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HELP DOMESTIC.

uGhT OVWS6SulSs
CHAMBERMAID. waitress, laundress; ex-
perienced. with references; $40 week. Ad-
dress Box 31-Z. Star ONCE.
COOK. thoroughly experienced. with good
references, also doEnstairs work: $40
week. Address Box TOW, Star once.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. experienced
laundress cook: family OF 4; must be neat.
honest: references. Cleveland 6461.
GIRL. white. competent: general house.
work, good cook: couple. young child: apt;
S25 mo-, incl. room and board. Cleveland
GIRL to care for 5-year-old child 8 days
q week. Lyon Village. Va. Walnut 1851.
GIRL. coloTed. cook and general house
CURED; 3103 North 10th, Apt. 4. Claren
HOUSEKEEPER. white. small modern home
in country: employed couple; live in BOX
274. East Falls Church Va.
HOUSEKEEPER in family Of three, vicinity
Of Falls CHURCH; parents employed; go
WOMAN white or colored. care for home
Apply at 146 11th st. Sc. Apt. l, after
6 pm.
WOMAN, white, general housework.. cook
ing. light laundry: 8 adults. child: stay
nights; must like children: suburbs: salary.
SIS wk. Address Boz 1867: star once
WOMAN. coiored. to 1--we With small family.
cook; city refs: GOOD salary: no laundry
WOMAN. coiored. good cook, !Eeneral
A2ussxqrk: Rt:yz RyzIa.s In,s19tsi sueure'; fsfsF'n0s'
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BAKER. all-around, French pastry spe-
cialist; good refs, Address Box 34-Z
Star of7re -
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

DOG BEAUTY Salon. 63 H NV Met 7Sl2
PlucKlng. S3; clipping l.50; bathing 81 .
logs Boarded. Country Kennels. 35c Day.
ENGLISH Settlers. ! male and > fe-
males left. 70 weeks old, registered. Phone
Evening star., 1937-05-29

MAN, married. to work on farm. house
and garden: S35 mo. Apply j. L. Carrico,
Evening star., 1937-05-29

SCOTTISH TERR1ERS-Male puppies,
months old: flne healthy specimens Shoe
makers, 5OOl River I'd. NV. Un Mary
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RESTAURANT, equipped with Westing-
essary outlets for plumbing for steam ia
BILE. range. fryer. water cooler. etc; grease
traps, completed April 15: 140 seating
concerns employing over 1 900 persons.
Weaver Bros, Inc, washington Bldg. Dist.
Evening star., 1937-05-29

bSNSSTNAAs
HEMORRHoIDs ERAD1CATED BY MY
own method, Results effective for nfe-
time or money back: Write for booklet. No
1858 Columbia I'd. Adams O38S.
NEAR CHESAPEAKE BAY-A GOOD
place to rest and convalesce: cool comfort
ab!e; for information; write MRS. H.
MARSHALL. Nutwell. Md 29'
TERRACE VIEW-ExCLUSIVE NURSING
home hons, for aged: eonyaiescent or semi
large porches and garden: ideal for Sum
mer: special attention to diets: nurses in
attendance. Your inspection invited.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
there Is no need to feel that they must
&c s,,;p1. sp. inferior funeral services due % r.
" W, Chambers Go offers = complete
World finest waterproof airtieht, euaran-
tsed .d steel burial vault may be had from
tho Greater " W. Chambers C., l4th st..
or write our address. We will send you .
beautiful casaloG9e Of how We Do !, 1899
11th st Sc, phone Atlantic 87OO.
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P M co

P. NJ. co.
SKILLED MECHANICS-BEsT MATERIAL.
PAPERlNG-CARPENTR
PA1NT1NG-PLASTERI
REPA1RS-REMODELIN
PHONE FOR ESTIMATE
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE co.
BETTER HOME IMPROVEMENTS"
3503 GA. AVE NV
Adams 1907. Ewes. Atlantic 3O46.
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MAN, colored, with good reference, de-
sIres JOB as chauffeur. houseman. Phone
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er. estimator or building superintendent:
available ct once. Address Box 3OS-K,
Star ONCE.
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kOOMS fUkNISfeO.
GORDON HOTEL. e16, 10th st.-Comfort-
aees aes wh Tunnns m osas water vh 0s .n
week up Up; $zshouT elevator and .Witchbosfd
service
open.d OPEN 100 large, airy ideal guest pi rooms.
choice Il al nsw: modern q maple iurni;
rooms. So $40. S11 weekly.
2ooe COLUMBIA RD. NV. Apt. 4o,-At-
sosId ssssvH # desaed bfss,
20oo 18th ST. Apt. 1-Attraetive rm..
refined family; free phone. 90.
1928 slst ST N.W-Well.kept. single
5 oeston n.' posomso saSmsS 1914 fSs ssn'sm'n excel
1908 RANDOLPH ST. NE.-Cool,. Sc.
Tn ssd pEv:e eastur ea D!ys
WEsEM1NsTER ,so1 17tn st, tnn IA:
s5 ana SO; double. 81: showers: elevator.
THE ALTURAs, 1909 18th st. n.w.-Cool.
daily msid service .shouq a elevator r1as serV
ice: reasonable. Decatur 5000.
1908 .2lst NV nr. Dupont Circle-Lge..
attr furn. rms; reas Pot. O228-W.
1927 10th ST NV near 1 Park Id.-L.rre
bath. twin beds. Convenient bus and cars.
1857 LANIER PL. N.W.-Comfortable.
well-furnished rooms on 2nd floor Of de-
tached house; cross ventilation. automatic
heat and hot water; breakfast II desired;
sentiles. Col 1928.
1850 MASS. AVE. Sc. one block Lincoln
Park-Two gentlemen. 5 windows. SO. exp.
uni. tel; adj. bath; twin beds: private
family; possession June /. Lincoln 1918.
29s
l742 PARK RD. NW.-Double room. twin
beds; also living room and sleeping; suit
able for two. -
1888 CHURCH 6T. NV. nr. Dupont Circle
-LarHe, bright, single ym.. unlimited phone
service; s. weekly gentlemen only.
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PERSONAL.

Walt Emergency Laboratory Room 0Ol
Westory 8ldR. 18th and ? Open Sun . m
LADY. YOUNG. HEALTHY NON-sMOK-
er. educated, good speaker. genial. to train
helpful: good salary to start: excellent
prospects: Interview Miss Shaw. Monday,
Evening star., 1937-05-29

male Boston terrier rea-
sonahle; registered and house broken State
price, age, etc. Address Box 1917. Star
Evening star., 1937-05-29

FILIPINO. chauffeur. houseboy, expert
enced; wiling to 60 out of city. Address
BOX l94-Z, Star ONCE :}Is
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WOODR1DGE, 1894 Quincy st. ne
Nicely furn. single or double rm'. c,hw
shower; new home. Potomac 4s75-J
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FILIPINO, chauffeur butler, wishes pri-
Vate situation; very well experienced; no
bad habits Sterling 9527 400
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HELP MEN,
INnnlfnnAAA
BRAKE MECHANICS.
w. S. Pratt, 22nd & M SITS, NV,
Stock and Bond Statesmen.

WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of several
men between ages Is and 35
for junior executive posi-
tions. Apply employment Of
flee, 9th floor.
Evening star., 1937-05-29

HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

ALL KINDS wholesale dry cleaning help
experienced. Needles 1888 Buchanan st.
NV.
COPYHOLDER. young man or young lady
learn proofreading. etc. Address Box
1927, Star ofiice
Evening star., 1937-05-29

MEDICAL STUDENT wishes Summer po-
s,tlon, tutor. companion to boys compe-
tent chauffeur swimmer horseman: will.
Ing to leave city. Call Cleveland 947l
RESTAURANT MGR -RARTENDER EXCEL.
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AGENTS.

AGENTS, CANVASSERS AND SALES
men-We carry complete line OF hosiery.
aeckwear. drug sundries. cosmetics. novel
lies and thousand other money-making
Items at ridicuously low prices. See us
first before buying elsewhere; price list
on request Columbia Wholesale Co.. OF
New York ave. NV
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CHILDREN UNDER 10 YEARS AND BA-
bies boarded; with mothers care; SO per
week, GeOrRia b46S 3OS
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YOUNG LADIES. high school or college
students: 16 or over, to earn additional
our work to friends. See Mr.. Griffin. MI
Art Portrait Studio, 1000 Conn. ave-, End
floor before = % Saturday
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REFR1GERATORS-R b uil 1t Frigidaire,
S49.5O. G. E.. Norge and Stewart-Warner
Terms as low as 1Oc a day. See US before
you buy. Electrical Center. 514 10th st.
NV National SS1o
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ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIEs-Beautiful:
best of pedigreed: sale cheap Richard
Schulze. Great Falls rd.. Falls Church
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BOXWOOD.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

Beautiful: cheap. Wisconsin 4c36.
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POULTRY & EGGS.

$3.50 per week. Individual runs
Defense Highway Kennels. miles from
Bladensburg on Defense Highway.
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FARM AND GARDEN.

LAWNS RENOVATED and cared for by
month; soils soddine and shrubbery. Free
estimates. Phone Randolph 5419.
IRIS ROOTS AND PEONY BLOOMS for
sale by owner. Mrs. W.. o. Evers1eld.
College Park Md
DON'T LET your everRreens look shabby
Subsoil fertilization will improve their
color and strengthen their growth. Not
expensive. For information and estimates
address Box 25TA Star once. l.
Evening star., 1937-05-29

SCREEN FACTORY MECHANIC
To wire and bead, drst-elass only, with
drivers permit. Write only, District screen
h Nfg. o.. Ina. HyAttsv11ls. Nd.
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WASHING MACHINES.

Why buy . demonstrator or used washer
model: A. b. C.. Apex General Electric
or Maytag. all with elec. pumps for only
81 per week. no down payment? Phone
North 423o l. 8Ateman & Son.
Evening star., 1937-05-29

STEAM Filter. 81 hour; work with tools
Box 462-A, Star office ans
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ATTENTION. MEN.

Owing to our expansion We have few
more OPENINGS for ambitious. clean-cut
mits: salary ST. so vk plus commission
ana bonus; possible earnings. $40 to $40
wk.: splendid opportunity for advance
TranSp0rf tim pldc
Evening star., 1937-05-29
CAMERA REPAIRS.
PERSONAL,

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER b d'ALBERT mo,
o1b 10th st NV Phone National 4712.
Evening star., 1937-05-29
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

GOOD RIDING HORSE 2Ia yrs. old. Is
hands inches: suitable lady or gentle
43-F-21.
THOROUGHBRED SHOW MARE, 5 years.
10 hands 3 inches. chestnut; beautiful
Jumper: Georgia 3206, or Ashton 43-F-21.
GUERNSEY and Holstein cows nO). $50
up: 3-year-old horses. broken S165 Pier
son Phone Ashton 1S2, Sandy Spring.