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Evening star., 1937-11-07
M|DD|ES PRESSED
BY FIGHTING LIONS
Lead by Point Only Until
Near Finish in Ending
Losing Streak.
BY DILLON GRAHAM,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 6--Navy
n brought its slide down the
~ gridiron chute to halt today,
A whipping Columbia's Lions,
13 to 6, in hard-fought tussle def
nitely won only in the closing minutes
The Sailors scored first-period
touchdown after a 40-yard drive and
kicked the extra point. The Lions
matched that touchdown in the third
period on Sid Luckman's pass to Ar
thur Radvilas, but Arthur Waldo's
placement was wide.
Navy held that one-point lead al
most to the finish as Luckman heaved
short and long passes. On three oc-
casions Navy defenders leaped high
to block end-zone passes from receivers
With only 2 minutes to go, Luckman
gambled on long pass. Art Franks
Navy quarter back. grabbed it on the
dead run and, behind perfect inter-
ference, raced go yards for the touch
Ndown that settled the issue. Fixes
placement was low.
Wood Scores From 2-Yard Line.
IN THE first quarter, Lem Cooke an6
Emmett Wood peppered the Co.
lumhia line with sizable stabs and
Wood scored from the 2-yard line
Wood place-kicked the extra point
that was Navy's margin for 20 appre-
hensive minutes.
Columbia's tally eliminated a u.s.
yard advance in the third period
with Bob Taylor banging the tackles
and Luckman passing. Luckman
tossed IL yards over the goal to Rad.
villas.
The Lions threatened on four other
occasions, but their attack begged
down. Three times Navy apparently
had its attack moving we'll, but the
Sailors were stopped.
Despite his inability to pass the
Lions to victory, Luckman's batting
average was high with 13 completions
out of 20 attempts for 1876 yards.
Navy's victory came after success
slve defeats by Notre Dame and Penn
sylvania, while the defeat was the
third straight for Columbia.
Line-uDS and SUMMARY
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Coal Post Fight
Messes Up Fans
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CALT LAKE CITY, Nov. g.
Noses bled and eyes were black
ened in Commute general melee
among spectators today after Col
orado defeated Utah. II to 7.
About half the 10000 spectators
surged onto the gridiron when
Colorado students attempted to
tear down the Utah goal posts.
The other half stayed in the
grandstands and cheered.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
TARHEELS ON REBOUND
Trounce Davidson, $50, Before
5000 Homecoming Fans.

DAVIDSON, N. c., Nov. s tP).--
Gaining more than quarter mile by
land and air, North Carolina bounced
back into the victory column today
with decisive $50 victory over
Davidson before 5000 home coming
day fans.
The Tarheels, handed their first
defeat OF the season last week by
Fordham, scored twice in the first
period and added touchdowns in the
third and fourth quarters, the last
on a 62-yard off-tackle sprint By Fan
Carver, sophomore substitute.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
TEXAS AGGIES AHEAD
Trim Southern Methodist, 14-O
for First Conference Win.

COLLEGE STATION. Tex, Nov. 6
@-A spectacular 73-yard sprint by
wing-footed Dick Todd and an aerial
interception by Joe Turner caves Texas
A. and M. 14-0 triumph over
Southern Methodist University today
before 5000 fans.
The victory was the first for the
lightly touted Aggies In Southwest
Conference play.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
SlatIStics.
INDIANS JUST SURVIVE
William and Mary Weathers Sec
ond Half Tiger Attack.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, Nov. 8
R.-William and Mary weathered a
second half score to defeat a scrappy
Hampden- Sydney College eleven, 2l
to IL, here today
With w. and M. leading 14-0 at
the opening Of the second half, Hamp-
den-Sydney came back to score two
touchdowns and clearly outplay the
winners for much of the last two
periods.
William and Mary. however,
squelched the uprising with a third
touchdown in the final period On
an intercepted pass.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Macy Sands Skd, Takes Measure Of Columbia in 1876 Battle
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

{ CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL gr1d-
ders seem destined for the
inter-hign title. They are fer
superior to the other Gchoolboy
elevens.
Ty Cobb is going to play with q
number of soldier teams In exhi-
pftion games in Southern training
camps this winter.
Navy leads all other Eastern
elevens In scoring this year with
23s points. Ingram, Nays great
halfback, leads the individual
scoring with los points.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
BY the Associated Press.


~ AMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov. g.
Army's courageous cadets,
outplayed by Harvard for the
first time since football re-
lations were resumed in 1928, gained
their sixth straight victory over the
Crimson by a 7-6 margin today be-
fore $1,000 at the stadium.
Although forced to start without
four of their stalwarts, the well-drilled
Harvard forces scored early and held
the upper hand until the last min
utes, when Army's John Ryan, a
quarterback replacement, recovered
his second Harvard tumble in min
utes on the Crimson's 80.
Ryan Crosses, Kicks Goal.
THEN, for the first time, the Cadets
attack clicked. They marched to
within foot Of the goal line and
Ryan plunged over. The same soldier,
from Cherokee, Iowa, also place.
kicked the Army's winning point.
1t was heart-breaker for Harvard
after gaining its only major victory
under Coach Dick Harlow at Prince
ton last week. 1t outrushed Army Is
first downs to 5 and 1874 yards to SO.
The .Crimson's makeshift lineup
scored on the twelfth play of the game
when Austie Harding drove over from
the Cadets 5-yard line to climax a
stirring 62-yard drive. The momentum
of this push was supplied by the
battering tactics Of Substitute Full
back Ralph Pope and Frank Foley's
20-yard pass to Bob Green, the most
valuable Of five heaves Harvard COM
pleted in 18 tries.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Have Punch When Needed,

WALES unimpressiveness in many
spots and the fact that Princeton
and Harvard scouts found nothing new
in the Ellis repertoire didn't cause
Yale's supporters any undue head
aches. When they need a concerted
punch. the Yales usually have it. To-
day they didn't need it to such an
extent that frequently they were
punting on first down.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

Columbia scoring-Touchdown Rad
Villas Navy scoring. touchdowns Wood
Franks: point after ouchdown, Wood
placement
Columbia subsitutions-Euds. stulgaitis.
J Seeal. Schulze: tackles Snavely: g,;ard
Sweeney; backs. Gutendorff Seidel Naylor
Navy subStitutions - Ends, Corbett
Baushman; tackle. Hysone: guard Du
Bois: .centerS. Wallace. Fincher backs.
MCFARLAND. Ingram. Case.
Ofhcisls-Referee, Mr.. Friesell prince
toni; umpire. Mr.. Eckles Washington
tDuouesne); linesman. Mr.. Vonkersburg
(Harvard).
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Line-upS and Summary.
GREENBRIER IS WINNER.

LEWISBURG, w. Va. Nov. g.
Greenbrier Military School defeated
Augusta Military Academy ~ to O
here today. Magnolia, Staten, Math-
ews and Mills each scored touch
downs.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Harding Misses Extra Point.

HARDING, however, was unable to
produce the extra point. which
would have been the tying marker.
The miscue that gave the down.
trodden Cadets their second big
chance was the tumble that Pope
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Maroon Tricks Effective.

FOR three periods the Maroons de-
moralized the Wolverines with an
unorthodox brand of football that
netted two touchdowns. Twice they
faxed punts and ran with the ball on
fourth down in their own territory.
On the second gamble Capt. Bob
Fitzgerald advanced the ball from the
Chicago 80 to the Michigan 46. Then
Bob Wasem took pass from Sollie
Sherman and crossed the goal line
for the second Maroon touchdown.
Eddie Valorz's conversion place-kick
was low. That was in the third period.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
YALE KNOCKS Off
| BROWN IN STRIDE
Uses Routine Plays to Win,
19 to O, Frank Gathering
All TouchdoWnS.
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Nov. g.
M Yale's blue -jerseyed opportu-
/ \ nists, who gauge their game
entirely according to that of
the opposition, remained in the fast
shrinking undefeated division today
by gaining satisfactory, If un-
spectacular, 1910, decision over Brown
before crowd of $4,000 in the bowl.
The Bruins, who apparently played
their game Of the year" when they
upset Columbia two weeks ago, sur
prised the customers by holding Yale
scoreless in the first period. But
Dueky Ponds boys, led by Capt. Clint
Frank, put over one touchdown in
each of the last three quarters.
Brown End Too Jealous.
ERANK scored each one, two on
short savage blasts over the mid
die, the other in a wide sweep around
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Heikkjnen Saves yictorv

CHICAGO'S first touchdown came in
the second period. Mort Good
stein, Maroon quarterback, recovered
Wolverine tumble on the Michigan
25. Sherman tossed pass to Capt.
Fitzgerald. who ran for a score.
Ralph Heikkinen. Michigan guard,
blocked Valorz's conversion kick.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Smokers test shows that White Owls
are at least 25& easier on your breath

HERE'S cigar made for real smoking
Il i enjoyment. And afterward-no stale
tobacco breath following you for hours.
New scientific discoveries have shown
that White Owls Vintage tobacco is ex-
ceptionally low in the substances that cause
unpleasant tobacco breath. Tests with
delicate osmoscope prove that this tobacco
leaves less odor.
White Owl is a better cigar because it
always has Vintage-tobacco filler. Nature
mot factory processing-made this tobacco
Evening star., 1937-11-07
The Metallic Nose Knows!

Scientists sensitive oSmOscOpe to measure odor
to record Its intensity and lasting power. Ten differ
brands of 81 cigars tested by this machine.
White Owl was at least 25g easier the breath than
all the Others After 80 minutes, all of tobacco
from the breath of White Owl smokers
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Line-Ups and Summary.

Army scoring-Touchdown Ryan; point
vard scorins-Touchdown. Harding. Army
suDStltutlons--Ends. Rosner Samuel:
backs, Ryan. Craig. Harvard substitutes
Emo. Winter: tackle. Healey: guards.
Glueck, Downs; backs. Jerome, Roberts,
Evening star., 1937-11-07
TWO QUICK SCORES
SAVE WOLVERINES.
TouchdoWns in Final Four
Minutes Gain Decision
Over Chicago, 1912.
BY the Associated Press.


A nm ARBOR, Mich, Nov. g.
~ Michigan's Wolverines rallied
~ in the final four minutes to-
= day to score two touchdowns
and defeat Chicago, 13 to IL.
Stark Ritche snatched the Wolverine
fortunes from the brink Of a humiliat-
ing defeat. On the first play, after he
entered the game, he swept his left
end for Al yards and a touchdown.
With the $4,000 spectators still on
their feet, he climaxed the fiction fin
ish by plunging yards for the second
touchdown with only seconds to play
Danny Smick's toe provided the one
point victory margin after the first
touchdown.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Lineup and Summary.

Lucas. Syracuse scorins-Touchdown Bay
lock. Marowski. Rekstis. Ruth Point after
ouchdown--Bruett Substitute for Web
ster), place-kick: Hinkle, place Mar
win Substitute for Raylock), piace-kick.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Lne-ups and Summary.

DeliSlo. Buck. Hughes Timanus tsub for
MacMillan): point after touchdown. Buck
tplacement).
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Line-Ups and Summary.

Scoring: Richmond-Touchdown Nor.
rison; Pendleton. Scoring: v. P. T.
touchdown, Darnell tsub for Crerrer).
Point after touchdown-Shockey lsub for
Belcher). Aoa
Evening star., 1937-11-07

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We maintain a vast crop
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Vintage years, we classify
into seven grades-and bu
of the quality of the top t
White Owls.
Switch to Vintage White {
your pleasure. Enjoy this
tobacco, and be fit for "br'
taking" moments, too!
Evening star., 1937-05-07
FLYNN AND TWINS
T0PREV|EW FILM
Mauch Boys, IL, Slated to
Be Heard Via WJSV at
Bpm. Today.

r. RROL FLYNN and the Mauch
l. twins-l2-year-ol Billy and
Bobby-will be featured in the
- Hollywood Hotel" preview Of
1.-THE Prince and the Pauper," to be
heard through WJsV at 8 o'clock.
The presentation by the trio of film
stars is timely one, for the Mark
Twain tale concerns a sixteenth CEN
tury coronation, pickpocket's son
changing places-for a while-with
his double" heir to England's
throne.
Musical portions of the program
find Jerry Cooper, baritone, replacing
Fred MacMurray as singing star on
the male side, and Shirley Ross
moving into the spot which Frances
Langford has been forced to relinquish
because of continued illness.
IRENE RICH stars In States Wit
ness" another play by Arch Oboler,
promised as a gripping gangster
tale-WAAL at 7.
THE bonaphone, composed of petri-
fed ribs OF prehistoric rhinoceri,
will be played during John Held, jr.'s,
Varsity Show, which visits the Uni
versity Of Nebraska tonight-WRC at
$50.
SENATOR RUSH D. HOLT Of West
Virginia speaks on Relief" at
e:45 over WJSV.
WAsH1NGToN SPEAKS again
tonight through a VOL micro
phone, with the popular airing of local
opinion scheduled for $50.
THE Harlem program moves to
Chicago for two weeks, and COL
ored entertainers from the night spots
OF the Windy City will be featured
WMAL at 8.
I UCILLE MANNERS, soprano of the
Service Hour, salutes the current
month with Fonts La Cruz de
Mayo" with Ross Graham, baritone;
the Revelers and Rosario Bourdons
Orchestra making their usual contri-
buttons to the program-WRC, 7
o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-05-07
CHRISTIANS ARE URGED
TO AID JEWISH DRIVE
$50 Church Leaders Say Preserva-
ton Of Religious Tolerance
Is Essential.

Christians throughout the country
were urged by more than 1870 church
leaders yesterday to give active sup
port to the United Palestine Appeal,
the $4,500,000 Nationwide campaign
for settlement in Palestine of thou
sands OF Jews from Poland, Germany
and other lands.
The statement OF the clergymen
asserted that preservation OF racial
and religious tolerance In the midst Of
political and social unrest is essen
tial to maintenance OF our modern
civilization"
The declaration was issued by the
church leaders in response to a letter
from DR.. Stephen s. Wise, national
chairman Of the United Palestine Ap-
peal, in which he informed them that
Endorsement Of resettlement and
colonization in Palestine by Chris
tian leaders at this time would "be
a great solace to the people suffer-
ing from injustice and would at the
same time stimulate the efforts in
their behalf"
Evening star., 1937-05-07
Elephants Plough.

Tillie, Myrtle and Jennie, three ele-
phants owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
E. Reed, who farm when not out with
their circus, earn their keep wherever
they are. They caper and cavort in
the sawdust ring, pull wagons and
farm machinery and also do a neat
piece OF plowing on the Reed farm
near Edinburgh, Scotland.
Evening star., 1937-05-07
COL. BEAM GETS POST
Detailed to Duty With Army Air
Corps Here.

Lieut.. Col. Rosenham Beam, Army
Air Corps, who organized and trained
the Cuban army air force and later
was military attache to Cuba, has
been detailed to duty in connection
with the Organized Reserve in the
Sd Corps Area, which includes the
District
Col. Beam is to take over his new
post August 20, at which time he is
under orders to report to the COM
manding general of the corps area
for instructions, the War Department
has announced.
Evening star., 1937-05-07
Railroad Man to Speak.

B. E. Young. manager Of the rail-
road section Of the Association Of
American Railroads here, will be
one Of the leading speakers at the
Spring meeting Of the American Rail-
way Magazine Editors Association,
opening today in Detroit
Evening star., 1937-05-07
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT AUDIT TOR-Books started,
balanced kept part time: Social Security
systems. District 6505 and Adams 9796.
CARPENTER. white. repairing and new:
painting. gutterlnR, spouting. roofing. roof
painting. cement work. fencing: contract
from 81 to $500. all work guaranteed.
Call District 1876 till 10 pm.
CHAUFFEUR, by young white man with
honorable discharge from Fort Myer. Ad-
dress Box 1Ol-X. Star office.
CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. German -Ameri-
can. experienced; excellent references: 80
anywhere. Hans Radan, telephone West
2432.
CHAUFFEUR BUTLER, colored. in private
family. in or out city. reference. Gail
Veal Adams 0615 ..
COLLEGE GRADUATE with accounting
and executive experience desires position
with established firm: highest references.
Address Box jock. Star Office. %
CONTRIBUTION sUPT.. wishes 70 max.
connection with reliable firm. 25 year.
experience in all types of building Address
Box INK. Star ONCE.
PAINTER. thoroughly efficient, desires
work. c. HoTlett. 1908 3rd st. ne
PRINTER. all-around compositor: years
experience in commercial. Job, layout: fast:
has car. Sperltng. Potomac 0917.
Evening star., 1937-05-07
SHRINE TO BE UNVEILED

Providence Day Nursery Services
Set for Sunday.
The Sisters of Charity of Provi-
dence Day Nursery announced plans
today for blessing and unveiling of
the Miraculous Medal Shrine at 408
Evening star., 1937-05-07
HELP WOMEN,
(COntinued.)
HELP pQMESIlC.

COOK, exp, colored age 2O-3O wear size
J6 uniform small family sleep in; SO
month. Emerson 230S. "
COUPLE-Living quarters in exchange for
services of wife in caring for small room
ing house. Call Potomac 0653 after p m.
EXPERIENCED MAID for general house,
work and laundry; references required.
Cleveland 6l52.
GOOD COOK, general houseworker, coll
ored between 25-35; care of 2 children'
live in; free to travel. Adams 563l.
HOUSEKEEPER, white settled. Call after
q pm 223 Rhode Island ave. ne.
HOUSEKEEPER, girl small apt, near Cap
itol; cook. care for child; S25 month. Come
days. References required. Address BOX
14l-X. Star office.
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, general house
work and help care for = children; live in;
$50 mo. Call West 1872.
WOMAN, colered, good cook; only re-
liable need apply. 1927 18th st. NV. Apt.
1Ol. after $50 pm.
WOMAN, white. between 30 and 40; gem
eral houSework; $50 month, room and
board. Shepherd 2437.
WOMAN, white, as cook and housevorker;
references; good room and bath. Phons
Wisconsin 1888.
WOMAN. white, thoroughly exp. house.
keeper and help care for small child.
Shepherd 3069-R
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN to care for homo
and child. Fine home; good salary. Ref.
erences required. After pm. phone Cev.
1928.
Evening star., 1937-05-07

Third street southeast at pm. Sun
day.
Rev. Edward P McAdams, pastor
OF st. Joseph's Church. will bless the
statue and preach on "Apparitions
OF the Virgin Mary" George J.
Cleary will discuss the work at the
day nursery and the need for larger
quarters there
Evening star., 1937-05-07
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

COUPLE colored young, honest and rel-
able. as janitor housemsn and maid Ad
placed by present employer. will leave city.
Adams 2945
Evening star., 1937-05-07

AVIATION TRAINING-The National ~
stitute of AeronautcS is preparing to u
you planned course in practical fyir-
leading to pilots license. Safe equipmer'
competent instructors, reasonable rates
Call at Room l02. 1927 X st. NV. or
Phnrle nicfrict OtNNS
Evening star., 1937-05-07

AGENTS, operators. peddlers We have
over 1000 taSt-selling articles notions
razor blades. cosmetics. moth supplies at
lowest prices. Naiman Sales Co.. Ills Tth
st. Nv. o.
Evening star., 1937-05-07
AUTO statesmen.

AUTO statesmen.
Two aggressive, live wire sales
men to sell Chevrolets with rep
utable concern doing volume
business. Cooperation policy.
Live leads, demonstration fur
nished. Ideal conditions. Let us
show you dollars and cents facts
on earning possibilities of this
opportunity. See Mr.. E. T. Powell,
sales manager.
SULLIVAN CHEVROLET CO.
46ON. Y. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1937-05-07

SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, general house
work and help care for children; live in;
$40 mo. Call West 1877
Evening star., 1937-05-07

WOMAN, colered, good cook; only re-
liable need apply. 1927 18Th st. NV. Apt.
Evening star., 1937-05-07

WOMAN, white, as cook and housevorker;
references; good room and bath. Phors
WicrnpSin 6[Sp
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HOUSEKEEPER, girl; small apt, near Cap
itol: cook care for child; S25 month. Come
days. References required. Address Box
Evening star., 1937-05-07

GOOD COOK, general houseworker, coll
ored, between 25-35; care of 2 children;
live in; free to travel Adams 5B3l
Evening star., 1937-05-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRLS. COLORED t2). neat. honest, wish
work of any kind. West 1881.
COLORED WOMAN, reliable, wants dar's
work for Saturdays. Cleaning or lauuc-v
work. ANY kind of work. North 5l5E.
14o0 S ST NV
Evening star., 1937-05-07

WOMAN, white. between 30 and 40; gem
ersl housework; $50 month, room and
boa rd Shpnherd oA2C
Evening star., 1937-05-07

TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD COURSE >
and weeks. 9-3 daily Certificate issued.
Placement service. Miss West. PERSONNEL L
SERVICE. 1911 G National 2l14
Evening star., 1937-05-07
A
EVENING STAR CLASSIFIED SECTION"
SALESMEk.


MERCHANDISE GROCERY BROKER, es-
tabllshed many years, representing national
account want salesman with experience
selling food products. jobbers chains.
manufacturers. Washington territory. State
experience. present connections. All infor-
nation confidential. Address Box 9lW,
Star Office.
THE GENERAL Automatic Oil Burner Cor
poration VIII announce the opening of their
new display room at 55!2 Georgia ave.
Nv. the week of May 10. An unusual
opportunity is open for TWO experienced
oil-burner statesmen. Apply Mr.. Cy Warwick
Do Georgia ave. n W. between 9:3O and
1880 am. and 4:30 and $50 pm
FUEL OIL AND BURNER SALESMAN un-
Ger 10 years OF age. with experience Should
nave thorough knowledge of the industry
and marketing conditions in the District OF
Columbia and nearby Virginia and Mary
land. This opportunity is unusual and Of
fers permanent employment to the right
man. Drawing account TO qualified men.
An opportunity TO make 81 900 per year.
Please give full particulars of your expert
ence, education. etc. with telephone num-
Der and address. Address Box 4l6-W.
Evening star., 1937-05-07

MATTRESSES experienced Saturday
night and steady; 81 and good tips. Dude
Ranch, Washing gton Baltimore Blvd. Call
in DerSon after d m
Evening star., 1937-05-07
YOUNG GIRL as assistant nursery teacher.
Address Box 391-Z Star Office

WOMAN-Men's hat trimmer: permanent
good salary. B. & B. Hatters, 1921 K
st. II W. Ss
Evening star., 1937-05-07
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

BEAUTY CULTURE to learn-Comple'a
course $50; brush up course free Graduate
positions secured. Nakons Beauty School
1434 Park I'd NV o.
Evening star., 1937-05-07

white settled. Call after
. D m. 223 Rhode Island ave. ne.
Evening star., 1937-05-07

AUTO LESSONS-Reliable white instruc-
tors. any hours. cars furnished. parking for
tests: permitS secured Noel Met al24 .
Evening star., 1937-05-07

EARN MORE by LEARNING more-Be r
SECRETARY. Stenographer bookkeepc-
calculating machine operator or an AC-
COUNTANT day-evening sessions; NEW
classes NOW forming. Inquire BOYD
SCHOOL test. 20 yrs) 1888 F ST. Ma
tional 1888.
Evening star., 1937-05-07

WOMAN. white, thoroughly exp. house,
keeper and help care for small child.
Shepherd 3O6g-R
Evening star., 1937-05-07

AUTO DRIVING LEsSONS-If you desi-e
to become safe intelligent driver. ca
Mr.. Frye. Emerson 1SGN anv time
Evening star., 1937-05-07

YOUNG WHITE WOMAN to care for honls
and child. Fine home; good salary. Ref.
erences required. After D m. phone Cev.
1928.
Evening star., 1937-05-07

COOK. exp, colored, age 20-3O. wear SIZE
J6 uniform; small family; sleep in; SO
month Emerson 23OS.
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AGENTS..

Only those with local reference need
apply Must be thoroughly experienced,
Apply manager. 1908 st NV
Evening star., 1937-05-07

PRIVATE SHORTHAND INSTRUCTION
Gregg beginners or coaching for eXamir4 =
tions 81 30 an hour: Ia years experien c.
District 1925 Sunday o.
Evening star., 1937-05-07

for CIVIL SERVICE books
and home study courses with questions ar 4
answers at various prices: quality pa be
ROYD SCHOOL, 1922 xt
Evening star., 1937-05-07

BECAUSE DEPARTURE ABROAD wontd
like to place very good colored maid F1r
references. call Emerson 1880 In The
morning
Evening star., 1937-05-07
THE HECHT COMPANY

appliance statesmen for refrigerators. wash
ing machines and radios five nationally
known refrlgeratorS. 10oe commission:
splendid opportunity Ar-yesr-around posi-
ton with definite future See Mr. Cooper
Electrical Arcade after q a m