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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07
DETRoIT's HOUSING CRISIS

TIE present shortage housing facilities in Detroit
has reached an acute crisis Rents are soaring skyward
result Of this condition ard tenants in the lowbrack-
ct wage groupe are being hard HIT
This,s particularly true in the case OF many colored
tenants Because q t.er meager wages and inability TO
pay the prevailing Ugh rentals we find or three fam
mert
A meeting in protest Of local housing conditions was
held last SATURDAY The Holman Building b. the Detroit
Renters and Consumers League m5re than hundred
delegates being present
As soon as necessary organizationa work can be COM
peted, the the Renters and Consumers League
organ!zatoa ha a.s9 are~n ap Pm 70 present to the
age in housing facilities 70 ge the courts discretion
airy powers p eft and enforce fair rentals.
The POM was trough. out al the meeting that land
lords using the n threat keep white tenants
paylng high re9ts isrd rds, i claimed. raised the
rents e colore then tell rhite tenants that If they
don't pay high they will eyct them ard move in Ne
gro tenants wao VIII ray high rents.
Cour IMAM John Smith, presden, Of the Common
Council who eard'a'e tor the mayoralty Of Detroit
also announces that arEg have been brought 10
light ID the preliminary Investigations now being cozduct-
ed by The Common coangss Housing Committee. H
says:
The plight IF unfortunate families on public relief
is beyond beief Rent-goping and rroper,v-miking By
unscrapuoHs lngiyd1as and property mana cement com
panieS are f.fir fafrt n +tfs .roa-r sitstion
The City Department Of rablc Welfare. within a YEAR
paid Sl20oooo landlords for shelter for poor fai-
lies. The Welfare Department has been forced due to
te acute shortage i housing Accommodations. 70 make
Of ne structures 5 which The rcntvutures strain to col
ect The last penny
We have found families living under conditions that
are revolving Many q these places are nothing more
than ratinested amblcddoNr rookerie unfit for hum
habtation These roles unsariarv fostering spots
for disease Of al kinds Large families herdcd into
one or TWO rooms There conleniences nor priya-
cy. More horrible than the filth and disease * the
thought u "haf may become Of nary Of he unfortunate
children compelled 70 ec rider conditions that would
not be tolerated II cattle she'd
Surely these are ccriorahle conditions natro;t,s
housing problem nus' b. solved without longer delay and
is the dstv 81 public officials the city county
state ard na'or take immediate steps TO find the sol-
ton, before 4 100 late
The slsm-c.esraace projects which are now under
way y or cF W.l allies 4ie the housing shortage to
degree but sor'hng MIST still lie done to provide WAYS
ana means tpf elt-yesDc.ng citizens who earn small
wares 70 lraae r rer modern sanitary dwellings, at
moderate cost
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07
THE scoTTsBoRo CASE

Dispatches describing Aabamas abrupt action freeing four Of
he Scboro boys that the books the
be closed predicted from Decatur that appeals
behalf Of the the other Negroes the Governor will
maze at least the single death sentence now standing:
Undoubtedly Alabama The
hayear little enhance the States reputation
contrary, today the Alabama raises all
unpleasant thoughts Of injustice blind prejudice and AFFECT
eca failure Ten Alabama with only
word f female justify their demand for the lives
Negroes Ten Alabama juries acceded the
closing their narrowly only medical testimony
a mporta-to the oath Of Of the involved that
the whole story OF the attack of them framed"
evident miscarriage Of justice the Nation has rarely
witnessed. Yet Alabama until last when,
stomach turned sought find
the disgrace By caceng the charges against the last four boys
scheduled retra Much whole would
forget the unpleasant affair the books should be closed with
only this Partial justice is almost bad
Alabama has last admitted that there against four
indicted Negroes; about the other five retrials
ay already been finished Are they not eligible for rehearing the
g az the States sudden mind The
individuals who have been defending the Negroes have let il be known
VII Eight conviction Of the five hell
Alatamas Nations shame. Some
Federal Supreme
verdc.s only jury
Alabama admitted and ordered Negroes
But this needed Only complete of
Ct the five convicted Negroes conducted the fullest spirit
and fair play will
b. tae org. scsening years Of the Scottsboro trial
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07
FLINT, MICH.


Samuel W. Franklin, one OF The
most outstanding undertakers OF
Detroit, Michigan. passed away
Saturday evening at the Robinson
and Chandler Funeral Home where
he and his wife were visiting.
Messrs. Franklin, Robinson and
Chandler were life long friends.
He had heart attack. DR.. j. W.
Moore was called Immediately after
Mr.. Franklins had collapsed but on
ly 10 find that the end had about
come. The body was taken 10 De-
troit Sunday afternoon and fune-
raj services were conducted from
Ebenezer A. VI. Z. Church. We'd
nesday, at 100 p. m.
The past week has been OF great
amusement TO the youth OF our
city from the various churches.
Friday, number Of churches cele-
brated their annual Sunday School
Picnic at Potters Lake.
Saturday. Quinn Chapel AM.E.
Church, with more than $50 mem
bers, friends and children OF the
Sunday School. had their picnic at
Richfield County Park. The amuse-
ment consisted OF swimming. ball
playing, and other games. every
one reported an enjoyable time
The church and Sunday School
wish 10 thank the following per-
sons for their aid in making II a
success: Henry G. Reynolds, Fun
eral Director and Manager OF the
Watkins Funeral Home: Robinson
and Chandler Funeral Homes. Mr..
Evans. Mr. Thompson. Mrs. Floyd,
Mrs. G. Smith, A. l.. Hunter. Mr..
Williams, and Mr.. Cromwell. for
the use OF their cars; George b.
Ferguson and good wife, for fur
nishing the Ice cream. and the
families which servrd the delicious
lunch 10 the entire group.
Mrs. Robinson, 18th street, who
underwent an operation at Hurley
Hospital. is improving. She asks
for the prayers OF the members
and friends Of the church.
QUINN CHAPEL A. VI. f.
CHURCH
Rev. NJ. r. Rhonenee, pastor,
preached very inspiring sermon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07

The New Elks club hslA ~,
meeting and election Of officer
wednesday. July -, Il which tn
the name Of the club We chsasu1
to The Heart Of Detroit Lodess
The session was we'll attssi,1
by many former sAl nsv M
who have the success q ~ lod.
at heart and are wtlliag to M
It an outstanding organization.
The election was prssilsd cvsr
by Grand Trustee \. J. Bryant :
member OF the Pride Of NteAisss
Lodge
Officers elected were: Hoe~
Hubert. existed ralss: Lustsr
Brown. esteemed lsadiag kuIgAt:
Donald VI. Danks. sstssmec loyal
knight: Arthur Jchsssa, sstssnsl
lecturing knight: Made Collisr.
secretary: william Bell. treasurer:
Carroll Gray. esquirss oeorss 4
McFall. trustee chairman: J. "
Hinton. trustee: T. n. Monroa
trustee: w. H. Tullauh, Inner
guard; william Broadus. tyler,
F. L. Hayes, legal adviser: Dr.. n
NJ. Mahlatkie, physician.
Officers appointed werei Auu
williams. recording secretary:
Pinkey Hunter. chairman social
session: A. Stommerr, chaplain,
and Louis Houston. reporter.
The Heart Of Detroit Lodge VIII
meet on Sunday. August s. st3p
m. at 406 e. Adams avenue. It
which time they will have their
Oh arfor acd set thu Iodga mn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHCRCH

This church reported god SER
vices all day Sunday. Rev. z. J.
Timmons. pastor. delivered a won
derful sermon TO packed house.
This church is making wonderful
progress under the leadership OF
Rev. Timmons and wonderful wife.
The choir's many renditions were
we'll received.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07

Rev. Miller, pastor. preached a
soul stirring sermon TO a we'll fill
ed house which was enjoyed by oil
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07
What Some Editors Think
of Alabama and the
Sc0ttSbOY0 Case

Washington July 30(Capa News Service)The Washington
Tribune this week its review Of the Scboro
editorial thes "Scottsboo tragedy satire
Here sample edtorialss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. c. w. James. pastor, preach
ed an inspiring sermon to packed
house which helped all present.
The choir also rendered beautiful
selections which we're enjoyed BY
all.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07

Rev. j. Sharp. pastor. preached
a powerful sermon Sunday morning
which was appreciated by all pres
ent. This pastor is loved by his
members and friends.
GALILEE BAPTIST CHURCH
Good services were reported all
day Sunday. Rev. c. w. Watkins,
pastor preached heartfelt sermon
at bottle services. The choir was
at its best.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07
/ EDITORIAL PACE
~

Sunday on Patience" to a large
audience. The choir was at its
best. Mrs. Lorine watkin sang a
very touching solo titled Does Je-
sus are. Mrs. Elizabeth Hemphill
and son Malcolm Jr., OF Chicago.
who were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. d. Shook: Mrs. Longs and
many friends from the north side
Of the city were visitors at the
morning services.
Our recently held Fourth Quar-
terly Conference Of this conference
year was grand success In every
respect. The Presiding Elder. DR..
David A. Blake. was very pleased
over the reports showing the in
crease spiritually and financially;
and the fine compliments Of our
pastor and himself stated in the re-
marta
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07
VERNON CHAPEL A.M.E.
CHURCH

Rev. James A. Aiken. pastor.
preached spiritual sermon to a
large audience which was enjoyed
by all present. and the choir rem
dered many beautiful songs. This
church is growing in leaps and
bounds under the splendid leader
ship OF Rev. Aiken.
The Presiding Elder. DR.. David
A. Blake. was present last Sunday
morning and preached a powerful
sermon. He was accompanied by
his wife and daughter. The Quar-
terly Conference was very good.
The Presiding Elder was we'll
pleased with the reports. The
pastor wishes to thank all the
members for their loyal support
in making this quarter success.
BETHEL VI. Z. CHURCH
Rev. o. f. Green. pastor preach
ed an inspiring sermon Sunday
which was appreciated by his con-
gregation and visitors. The choir
sand and rendered beautiful songs
in service.
ST. JAMES c. NJ. E. CHURCH
Rev. d.. NJ. Fullwood, pastor,
preached a heartfelt sermon to a
crowded house. This church is
doing splendid work under his
leadership.
BLACKWELL A. VI. T.. CHURCH
Rev. Miller, pastor. preached a
soul stirring sermon to a we'll fill
ed house which was enjoyed by oil
Evening star., 1937-05-15

1888 18th NW.-Newly decorated newly
furnished: must be seen to be appreciated:
near transportation. Rates reasonable
Evening star., 1937-05-15
cATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
BY EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS

FOR SALE-S and 10 week old pigs. Call
Capitol Heights 31-F-4. 49,
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PERSONAL

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory. Room 601.
Westory Bldg. 11th and r Open Sun: am.
SUBURBAN HOME GIVEN TO REFINED
woman in exchange for household duties.
Address Box 473-X Star office.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
there is no need to feel that they must
&C ept inferior funeral services due 20 in
ability to pay q higher price. Tho Greater
W. W, Chambers Go, of1ers z complete
World hpest waterproof alright, guaran-
teed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for Ss5. In case Of death call
corner Chaplin n w.. Columbia O432- Phone
or write our address. We will send you
beautiful catalogue Of how we do It. 1900
18th st Sc. phone Atlantic 600.
NURSE GIVES OIL TREATMENTS FOR
improving invalid circulation; also colonic
irritation Decatur 2134
Evening star., 1937-05-15

bOAIS
AUXILIARY sLoOP,- 3s IT.. 12-ft beam.
5-ft. draft; sleeps four fully equipped;
the boat for Florida fishing. Address
Box 396-X, Star office. 16'
TRUNK CABIN CRUISER, 32xlO; fully
equipped; will demonstrate Sunday. May
16 at Herald Harbor, Md Ask for Fed
erline Bait. Forest 6991-J
COMFORTABLE CRUISER. sleeps four:
marine engine. Steward, Capital Yacht
Club. 16s
3O-FOOT. comfortable glass cabin cruiser.
La Jona.' Owner and wife lived aboard
over one year: 1895. See Mr.. Raleigh
Wash. Boat & Engine Co. 18th and Pa.
ave. Sc, or call Wisconsin 6O21-J. 49,
SAnBOAT-17-foot center board catboat.
roomy. speedy condition excellent: S125.
Apply Capt. Oscar Hartge. Galesville, Md.
35x1O-FT CABIN CRUISER perfect con-
dition: sleeps s; fully equipped. radio:
S175O See Wheeler's Boat Yard, East
port Annapolis. or phone Howat, Allan
tic $500 1b
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
FOR sALE-s and 10 week old pigs Cali
njtol Heights RI .F.4 1Rs
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2524 18th ST. N.W.-Nice room; private.
screened porch; next to bath, high and
Evening star., 1937-05-15
Books Lost in War.

Everybody and everything suffers
in times of war. When the French
under Napoleon took Moscow, that
Winter so fatal to the French, the
soldiers would make a path through
the snow in the courts OF the Russian
houses by walking on the outspread
back of huge folios, valuable old books
whose loss could never be replaced.
Evening star., 1937-05-15
SALESMEN.

BALEsMEN. experienced in building prod
ucts; have permanent and lucrative posi-
tions for two high-class men. Apply
Kitchen Equipment Co., 1912 K st. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Developers
OF high-class suburban subdivision desire
services Of competent salesman, experienced
in selling homes Of character. Excellent
opportunity for right man in old-estab-
lished organization Apply in writing. stat
Ing qualifications, etc. Address Box 1S1-X,
Star once
RESPONSIBLE MEN WITH EXPERIENCE
IN SELLING: PREFERABLY MEN WITH
GOOD FOLLOWING IN SELLING STOCKS.
BONDS INSURANCE OR REAL ESTATE.
SEE MR.. BYRNE, 602 SOUTHERN BLDG,
BETWEEN 9 AND II. 16s
A WASHINGTON DISTRIBUTOR
has opening for wide e-awake, ag-
gressive speciality salesman. This
is an excellent opportunity and
affords nice earnings and future
possibilities to a man who has
ability, fortitude and the will
lingness to work. In replying
please state age, past experience
and references. Interview Mon
day. Address Box 483-X, Star
Office.
Evening star., 1937-05-15

BEER MEN to sell Ruppert's
beer, one of the largest SELL
ers in the country. Apply in
person. Reiner Distributing
Co., 1913 31st st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-05-15

COUNTER MAN, experience with sea food
necessary. State reference and expert
ence. Address Box 29-S Star Office
Evening star., 1937-05-15

142l COLUMBIA RD., APT 3I-Cool, airy
single rm.; 2 windows: nr. bath; unlim.
phone: reas. Adams 1907
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HELP WOMEk.


BEAUTY OPERATOR. colored experienced.
with following: no other need apply Call
District 9S40 or North 1868
CURB ATTENDANTS. over Is years; good
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1643 FRANKLIN ST. NE-SinsIe or
r. I. ave Decatur 214a los
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE, WHITE, WANTED--Basement
Ink. room in exchange for wifes serv-
ices in caring for small rooming house.
Call Potomac O653, after 8 pm.
RESTAURANT MGR.-small. new. busy
well-located quality restaurant needs ex-
Ing buying. planning menus, supervising
cooking and service. Give record. expert
ence; references. Address Box 372-W.
Star ONCE.
COUPLE. COLORED: MAN FOR DISHES
AND YARD, WIFE FOR SALADS AND
MAID FOR SMALL SUMMER RESORT
NEARBY GIVE DETAILS AND PHONE.
ADDRESS BOX 422-X. STAR OFFICE.
Evening star., 1937-05-15
POULTRY & EGGS.

MUSCOVY quackless ducks. for breeding
or ornament So pair or 81 for 3; hatch
ing eggs. zoe per doz. Lincoln 4251-W.
BABY CHICKS price on Leshorns,
Rocks and Reds: heavy cockerels, $3.50
hundred: Leghorn cockerels. 81. special
prices on other breeds: blood tested from
well-known hatchery VIM. James g. Son,
6l9 K St NV. Met. 00SS.
Evening star., 1937-05-15
HELP WOMEN.

BoOKKEEPER-CAsHIE for restaurant
State age, education, experience in res
taurant work. length Of such experience
and references. Typing experience neces-
sary Address Box 4S9-Z Star once.
BEAUTY OPERATORS (2). all around ex-
perienced. 2l30 Penn. ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced. 31l1
14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-05-15

GOLD-DIAMONDS.
Highest Cash Prices Paid.
A. MARKEL. Room I'll. 91S NV.
WE are in the market for metals. rags pa
per and books: 80 yrs honest serv. Fed
eral Junk Co.. 1928 1st st. NV. Dist. 1894.
FURNITURE. District 0474.
1 Piece or OO0-Day and Night.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

EXCEPTIONALLY fine thoroughbred Eng
lish Springer Spaniel pups: weeks old;
registered litter; show stock; S25 to $40;
Sunday only. 10 am. TO 5 pm. l02
Quincy st, Chevy Chase Md.
DOG BEAUTY SALON 63 st. NV. Met.
7s12-Plucking, SO; Clipping, 81 so; Bath
ing, 81. Cute pups, 81; cookers or wires.
Sl5 up.
Evening star., 1937-05-15

WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of an ex-
perienced wool presser for
Dry Cleaning Department.
Apply Employment Office,
9th floor.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

ONE-DAY ALL-EXPENSE TOURS OVER
beautiful scenic Skyline Drive. leaving
from Rosslyn. Va; every Sunday, begin
ming May 30; de luxe busses used exclu-
sively BIsCOE TRAVEL BUREAU. 1O15
10Th St NV. National 3467. 16s
DRIVING TO INDIANAPOLIS MAY 21:
room for two passengers: reasonable rate:
1895 Oldsmobile. Call Lincoln 144-R l6e
DRIVING TO WISCONSIN MAY 27: pas.
sengers wanted to share expenses. Call
Adams 4O7l MR. GEBHART 1Hs
Evening star., 1937-05-15
HELP DOMESTIC.

WOMAN, white between 25 and 35 years
general work in Summer boarding house
m1' nnnd hnm. be auGS a4d sna e IN
North Beach. Md. Phone N. Beach 66
Evening star., 1937-05-15

WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of hand
pressers for Dry Cleaning De-
partment. Apply Employ
ment Office, 9th floor.
Evening star., 1937-05-15

2714 N. CAPITOL ST-2 double rooms.
or gentlemen pref; reasonable. Dec. 1915.
Evening star., 1937-05-15

WOMAN colored. reliable. experienced,
general housework. plain cooking: no
others need apply. 1927 18th st. NV. Apt
lll after 6 70 .
Evening star., 1937-05-15

SALESMAN with MANAGERIAL ability and
laundry experience. Address Box 369-W
Star office. giving experience and references
SALESMAN to sell new 1887 Ford, prefer
one now selling Chevrolet or Plymouth;
best location in town: chance to make 500
weekly. starting Immediately: reply in
writing. giving name. age and phone num-
Der: interview will be arranged; will con-
CIV Star office
Evening star., 1937-05-15
CAMERA REPAIRS.
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & d'ALBERT. INC,
8l5 10th St NV Phone National All.
Evening star., 1937-05-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


PROFITABLE CAFETERIA: good location;
Al reputation; reasonable payment and
terms to responsible party; dissolution of
partnership and other interests; no agents
or brokers. Address Box 486-X. Star ofice.
BEAUTY SALON at 14th and Park I'd W.
Priced. S3 900; average. monthly business.
$500; rent $50 month. heat. hot water in
cluded. Address Box 1s9-X. Star ONCE.
FOR sALE-7th and Kennedy sts-Mod-
ern store. 5-rm. apt. double garage; sacri-
f1ce. $1,000; excellent location: any busi-
ness. w. B. Kraft. Adams 221s 49,
ROOMING HOUSE; 20 rooms; 1925 9th st,
S.W.; open; S65 per month.
M. FRANK RUPERT
1921 9TH ST NV.
BARBER SHOP; 2114 New York ave. NV;
with 3 rooms and bath. elec., nat; $50 per
month.
M. FRANK RUPERT,
1921 7th ST. NV
BUILDERS, ATTENTION.
Modern brick cottages, Just about COM
pleted. tile bath. h.-w. heat, etc. Good
location, Sacrifice price. Address Box
24A, Star office. 16s
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statesmen, experienced in
electrical appliances; excel
lent opportunity. Apply
Marvin's Credit, Inc, 73O
7th st. NV.
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W1PING CLOTH SALESMAN; unlimited
possibilities for man that can sell and
willing to work. Address Box 3-A Star
office 16s
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

212O N ST. N.W.-Newly decorated COM
pletely furnished apis. ] room; l room,
kitchenette: rooms. kitchen. studio:
Ink; 81 to Sl1 80 wk. is.
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FARM AND GARDEN.

VISIT exhibit Of over $50 varieties, Of
rare Iris. Mail orders address below.
filled. The Rainbow collection Of IL
different varieties, 81 .25: "a different va
rieties, SEES. Your own selection. a5c
for less than 81. See them in bloom at
65o3 Georgia ave. NV 1882 Wisconsin
ave. NV. gl5 Rhode Island ave. ne,
1880 Rhode Island ave. ne.
LAWNS RENOVATED and cared for by
month; soils. soddlns and shrubbery. Free
estimates. Phone Randolph 5419.
PETUNIAS verbenas. sage. cannas and
fuchsias rich dirt; evergreens. etc. 1910
Georgia ave. Open till . m.
FLOWER BEDS cultivated and planted I
have a fine assortment OF new and rare
perennial plants landscaping transplant
ing spraying; monthly maintenance rea,
sonable Leroy Corbin. 3202 Bunker Hill
rd.. Mt. Rainier. Greenwood 2563-J
MARIGOLD PLANTS. giant and dwarf 10c
dozen; tomato cabbage. lettuce broccoli.
caulilower., pepper plants. 1Oc dozen; also
sod, topsoil and manure Alonzo Sigler,
Great Falls rd / mile south of Rockville.
opposite Rockville Fruit Farm Phone
Rockville 12-F-3.
NOW is THE TINE TO USE BONE MEAL
on your lawns; 80 80 for 100 pounds.
MILTON HOPFENMAIER ESTATE
1900 K St. NV
Tne$
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOKING. experienced; reference. 1905
S st. NV.
GIRL reliable colored wants part-time
work. mornings in an apartment: no Sun
days. Decatur 1894.
GIRL. colored desires part-tme work Of
any kind. Call Adams S233-J.
GIRL colored wants work Of any kind
good worker. good reference. Potomac 1891.
Evening star., 1937-05-15

DRIVING. TAMPA. FLA. VIA ATLANTA,
Tuesday or Wednesday. Can take 3.
Phone Berwyn 1856. 16"
MINNEAPOLIS AND WAY POINTS; SAT
or Sun; 3 pas. '36 Dodge sedan; return
few days. Adams 6335.
WANT RIDE TO FORT WORTH TEX,
vicinity, for one lady. share expenses:
leave as soon as possible. BOZ Elm ave-,
Hampton. Va. MRS. COYNE. 16'
Evening star., 1937-05-15

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
ROOFS. asbestos sidewalks rock wool insu-
lation. No down payment 3-year payment
plan: no red tape. American Re-RoofinR
Co.. Inc. 1913 14th ST. NV Col. 1851.
P. M. co.
PAPERING-CARPENT
ASTERING-ELECTRIC
REPAIRS-REMODELIN
PHONE FOR ESTIMATE.
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE co.
BETTER HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
3503 GA. AVE. NV.
Adams 1907 Ewes. Atlantic 3O46
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PERSONAL.

HILLTOP HOME. NEARBY VA; GRAD.
nurse; convalescent. elderly or rest cases
cared for; beautiful large rooms quiet;
good food. Walnut 1919. 49,
NURSE WILL TAKE l PATIENT IN NEW,
private home; best references. Shepherd
1872.
HEMORRHoIDs ERAD1CATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for life
time or money back Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery, DR. SOMMERWERCK.
1865 Columbia I'd. Adams O388
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

DIESEL is NEWS.
Is 1t worth q post card to fnd out what
this field has to offer to men who can
qualify? Write to the registrar for free
32,page booklet at 40O1 Cold Spring lane.
Baltimore Md.
Hemphill Diesel Schools,
Americas Oldest exclusive Diesel Schools.
WASHINGTON ACADEMY
OF Beauty Culture Worlds. Finest.
$50 Washington Bldg. 18th and N Y. Ave.
Free Booklet. District 1868.
We have daily demand for our grad
yates. You earn while you learn the
famous A. A. A. System. nationally rec
ogniZed
Special Summer rate for complete course
private lessons or bruSh-up courses. day or
eve. Investigate and compare.
Evening star., 1937-05-15
AUTO MEN.

AUTO MEN.
Four neW-car salesmen who
are willing to work and make
real money; highest trade-in al
lowances, transportation free,
good floor play, definite commits
Sions paid. See Dick Sullivan,
LOGAN MOTOR CO.,
lib 18th st. NV.
SPECIALITY statesmen for
proven product; drawing ac-
count allowed to right par
ties; leads furnished; no can
vassing. See Mr.. Howell, An
napolis Hotel, Sunday, 10 to
II am, 2 to 6 pm.
FURNITURE SALESMEN-
Want a capable furniture
salesman with installment
selling experience to take
charge of moderate-size new
store. Willing to stay on 3
nights until 9 pm. May, if
agreeable, buy part interest
In business established since
1925. Apply only if you are a
capable man. Address Box
416-X, Star Office.