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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-02
MRS. HARTMAN AS>AMbASSADOR
Widow of New York Bank CT May Be Named Enc
 voy to Norway

New York, April 2-(UP)-MrS. J Borden Hartman, widow of the New York banker, member of. the Democratic National committee for the District of Columbia and prom inent in Washington and New York in society, said today she would be much pleased" if reports that she will be named minister to Norway turn out to be true. She indicated she would mot be surprised" by such an appointment but insisted she had received no notification of it from the president nor the state department. Mrs. Hartman said that there had been considerable talk about her being appointed to a foreign post and where there is so much smoke one often finds some fire"
 Lunched With Hull
 She reaveled that she lunched day before yesterday with Secretary of State Cordell Hull and that she in- tended to return to her Washington home sometime today. T have been asked if I would assume foreign post" she said, land I answered that would give such an offer con- alteration" Mrs. Hartman objected to a local newspaper story that said that she would replace Anthony J. Drexel Riddle, Jr., "wfo presume ably" would be made ambassador to Poland. His name already has beer, submitted for confirmation as min ister to Poland" she said. Mrs. Hartman has been all ardent sup- porter of the present administration.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-02
FUNERAL MASS IS
 SUBSTITUTED

Pawtucket, R. l.. April 2-tUP). "A funeral mass instead of the scheduled nuptial mass will be cele- brated At Sassed Heart chYych to. morrow tor yraSacis F'egasty. 4s. witl, Anna V. Dalton as g Iaeqrner ii1+ stead of a bride,
 The prospective bridesyoona's body Was recovered from the Blackstolle river yesterday. Cause of drowning was given as accidental.
 Just before his death Fogarty, g WPA Amerieataisaticn teacher. and Miss Dalton had inspected an apart- faent they were to occupy after . wedding trip.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-02
DY ELMER c. WAEZKR Trnmm FlUnnAfal Etlit0Rl

kSAA4NNsA&
 New York, April 2.-(UPl@9tocEs made an irregular decline at Q moderately active opening today. Bonds were steady. Cotton futures were lower.
 Nearly all the leading issues on the stock exchange showed losGes ranging to more than point. Trad ing quieted after the opening.
 United States Steel was down a point at IF 3-4. Other steek .fol- lowed it down with National at g. Ia on i; Republic A of S-e; Youngstown Sheet dE Tube 02 3-4 off l-2, and Bethlehem 963-4 of 3-A.
 Chrysler was down 1-4 at 122 1-2. General Motors dipped 1-2 point to BI 1-4. Hudson and Studebaker eased small amounts.
 American smeiting lest . point to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-02
MANY DISAPPR0VE
 STAPLETON DATA
Representatives. State nlents Opposed By Town
 Officials
CHESHIRE NEWS Hubert Rigney
 Cheshire Plione Sas

Chishire, April 3 - Statements attributed to Representative Luke H. Stapleton regarding the costs of court at present and those of the proposed town court were disagreed with by town officials.
 MT. Stapleton was quoted as say- ing the costs would be reduced from 416 to 80 under the new arrange naent if the bill were passed.
 Mrs. Peters Better
 It is reported that the condition of Mrs. William Peters who is at Grace hospital in New Haven, is greatly improved and she expects to be able to leave in a few days.
 Everyone should be careful about starting grass fires at this time of year as the high winds are liable to cause them to spread repidly over quite an area causing quite a lot of damage, A fire of this nature is hard to subdue because 1t covers lot of territory rapidly and re- qlires quite large force of men to handle.
 Meeting Tonight
 The Senior Aid Society of the Congregational church will meet to- night at the church recreation rosas at l0:30 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-02
JUDGE JAMES w.
 MCDONALD DIES

Marlboro, Mass, April 2.-(UP)- Digtrict Judge James w. Mcdonald, 84, a former state senator and rep resentative, died at his home yes- terjay after short illness.
 A native of this city, he was ap- pointed district judge by Former Governor Roger Walcott in NoveHa- Der, lS96. Since 192. he had served as presiding justice of the appellate court fCi. the northern division.
 Y ' l2 years he was town counsel. m 1880 he was a member of the house of representatives and in 1891 ~S elected 10 the senate.
 He leaves a wife, a son, three daughter and three sisters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-02
lMdrket Opens To-day N1th Stock Declines
Nearly All Leading Issues Showed Losses Trading
 Very Ouiet-M SteeIs Were Of Little

o5 IA while Auaccnda on 6 block Of 2,0C shares was down l 5-8 at @ IA. NonferrouE metal issues generally were lowe. with htese issues. Ken- necott broke 3 points to 6l S-A
 Most of the railroad issues were frectionally lower. So were the oils. Sears -Rcebuck lost nearly 2 point in its section. Case was down 2 points at l57 in the farm issues. Goodrich lost 7-8 to 46 T-8 in the rubbers. Boeing was quoted B bid % offered, against g previous close of fl 1-3.
 Prices fiuctuated narrowly around tn, opening levels in the early trad- ing. stss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-02
ASTR ON MFR IN
 BOND FO FORFEIT'

Hollywood. Apsll 2-(Up) Weld Arnold. 42, noted astronomer, for &sited s2o ball postsd on ~ phArge Of intCxication h night court last night. Arnold headed the 1929 Har- yArl expedition to the South Seas. He told police he now was doing te- search work at the California Ila- StitutA of TschnoIoSy Police said they found hlus intsSicktsd ana a3lE tagyine pedSstsiasaS szz Hollywood boulevard. He refused a0 take \ laxicab home ap tkak booked him at Hollywood jAti S
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-02
WOMAN MAYOR AGE sHY

Webbwood, Ont. - (U.P) = Mrs, Barbara Hanley, mayor of this Northern Ontario town, and Can- ada's only woman mayor. recently celebrated her birthday, but stated she would take advantage of a wo- mans privilege and not reveal her age.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-02
rETTRR TAKgs LONG WAY

Clayke6huxg, CALs lUPUl--Justjcc of the Peace J. H. Webber has only praise and wonder for the efficiency of the national and international postal servics. He mailed his month"; iy report to the county seat only q few NaAles away, and at arrived there safely several weeks later bear- ing . Yokohama post mark. Tn tie meantime he had sent in a dupli- cate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-02

Great Britain has Approximately
 452 millionaires, as compared sO Sis six yeass ago. Ti1e nation con-
 siders all those with incomes of
 more than $lOO,0Oo annually as millionaires.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-02
MONUMENTS CARVED AS YEARS
Joseph

Cleveland, - (U.P.) Joseph Bottinelli, monument carver, has been employed continuously for 4e years in the shop of Joseph Cara belli Monument Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-02
NEW YORK CURE

Amer. Superpower 4. .... 3
 Cities Servise ..,............. Al Elec. Bond & Share ........ 205s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-02

Watertown, April 2-One of the principals i'm the High Hat" min- strel to be presented by St. Johns Roman Catholic church i'm the Watertown High school audito- rum Friday evening of next week will be Rocco Mara who has been given the assignment of interl0Cu- tor. The musical portion of the revue will be directed by Mrs. Josephine Csnty. Dancing will fol- low the stage presentation.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
ACACIA HEAD SEES
SOUND RECOVERY
William Montgomery Believes All
Essential Factors Available
for Rapid Progress.

Economic conditions in the United
States are fundamentally sound and
there are available all factors essential
to a period of unusual growth and
progress. William Montgomery, Presi-
dent of the Acacia Mutual Life Insur-
snce Co, said yesterday on his return
from trip to the South, Middle West
and Pacific Coast
With respect to the life insurance
companies. they are experiencing one
of the best years in their history AL
most without exception the companies
are bettering last years marks all
along the line. Total insurance in
force, total new business written. and
total assets all are at peak levels" he
reported.
Upon his return yesterday, Mr.
Montgomery was presented with a
scroll upon which were inscribed the
names of members of the home Office
staff who took part in unique testi-
monial campaign which resulted in
their paying for policies on their own
lives to total of s642,2 of insur-
ance.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
F. S. C. C. FIXES PRICES
FOR APPLE PURCHASES

MARTINSBURG. w Va. October 2
(SpeciaD The Federal Surplus Com
modities Corporation. now buying ap-
pies in this producing belt both to
help stimulate the market and provide
apples for relief roll families, an
nounced today it would pay the fol-
lowing on York Imperial stock, pick
ing of which is just ahead: Utility
grade 2i2 inches up baskets fifty
cents; Utility pig inches up in bulk
sixty cents hundredweight; Combina-
ton United States 1-Utility 2i2 up
baskets sixty cents; Combination
United States 1-Utility 2l2 inches up
bulk seventy cents hundredweight.
The F. S. c. c. has been paying the
following scale for Stayman stock,
picking of which is now in progress:
United States Utility 2i2 inches and
up in baskets sixty cents. There was
no quotation for bulk Stayman stock.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
PLANE BUILDERS
IN GOOD POSITION
Large BackIogs Assure Ac-
tive Operations for Rest
of Year.
3y the Associated Press


NEW YORK, October I'm con-
trast with the prospects of domestic
air transport lines, the business outlook
for airplane manufacturers continues
to be quite favorable and, according
to survey of the industry by Standard
Statistics Co., no interruption of the
upward trend in earnings appears in
prospect for 1898.
A marked increase in traffic which
developed in the third quarter is
understood to have restored operations
OF major transport lines to profitable
basis and third quarter earnings should
offset substantial part of the first
half deficit, the survey indicated.
AS to the manufacturing companies,
the large amount of untitled orders,
which Standard estimated at around
Sl25O00,000 for the larger companies
included in its survey, assures MAIN
tenance of a high rate of operations
for the rest of the year.
Included in this backlog are sub
stantial new orders placed by the Gov
eminent with such concerns as Boeing,
Curtlss-Wright, Douglas. United Air
craft and the manufacturing division
of North American Aviation.
Douglas Aircraft. according to the
survey, continues to have the largest
backlog, close to s34 100000, while
United and Curtiss-W Wright are be-
lieved to have untitled orders of
S25 100000 and S20,00O000 reSpec-
lively.
Continuance of the unsettled foreign
political situation and the consequent
race to build up armaments promise to
maintain export sales at high levels
for an extended period, provided the
Government places no important re-
strictions on sales abroad" the survey
continues, adding:
The higher profit ratio available on
most export contracts makes this busi-
ness highly important to domestic
producers"
Evening star., 1937-10-03
GOLD IMPORTS BOOST
TREASURY CASH TOTAL

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. october 2.-Treasury
cash holdings increased substantially
in the week ended September 30, ac-
cording to the Federal Reserve Board
credit statement.
Bankers pointed out. however, this
account harbors sterilized imported
gold, which in this case was greater
than the reported gain in cash.
Therefore, they surmised cash in
the till actually dipped slightly.
Treasury cash compared as follows:
Week ended Sept. 90 $3,575, ,000, 900
Previous week - 1881, 900 900
Same period last year 2,465,00O 900
Evening star., 1937-10-03
BANK STOCKS RISE.

NEW YORK, October 2 tP).-New
York City bank stocks showed broad
recovery this week, according to Holt,
Rose & Troster, bank stock dealers
Aggregate market value of Is leading
issues on October l amounted to
81 $50, l3l 900 against $l,602, ,489 900
on September "a, an increase of 485
per cent.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
TIME IS EXTENDED.

NEW YORK, October 2 (P).-Otis
Steel Co. has extended to October 80
the time in which the per cent prior
preferred stock may be exchanged for
the convertible first preferred and
common stock.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
We want high-type representatives TO
III exclusive line OF box asosrtments and
y srsonalized cards Large profits. liberal
Write TODAY for samples.
BOULEVARD

ART PUBLISHERS
II N. Wabash Ave. Dept In5 Chics 90 .
MATTRESSES. experienced. Apply sun
Evening star., 1937-10-03
CHRIsTMAS-CARD sALEsPEoPLE
GET THE BEST
SALESWOMAN.

Need neat. well-spoken woman. who
can learn TO handle customers: should
be about 3o-40 yrs. old and II possible.
should know how TO sew: hours 2 TO 4
pm Call Monday morning to 1890
m l4y5 G ST ru
Evening star., 1937-10-03

Continued on Next PsesO
Evening star., 1937-10-03
MEN-A DEAL

That affords a man now entering on the
ground floor the positive assurance of a
worker the probability OF economic inde-
pendence within few years through our
very liberal commission compensation and
promotion possibilities.
The product is new invention offered
70 the public in Washington for the first
Time; IT is startling in that 1t is the most
appealing and different device in its fieiu
The product is backed by some of the
best-known and wealthiest industrialists
of our age.
We are interested only in men who have
good references. can 90 to work immedi-
ately and are willing to work hard to sue
ceeo' do not be Indifferent enough to pass
up an investigation of this proposition if
you can pass our requirements; this is the
nneSt opportunity in the sales field today
Come IN for personal interview with
MI. HAMMOND Monday, 9:30 sharp, 2l3
Riggs National Bank Building 33OS l4th
Evening star., 1937-10-03
REFRIGERATION SERVICE

AN EXCELLENT YEAR-AROUND
POSITION
for an experienced service man with a
thorough knowledge of Freidaire equip
ment. Apply to Mr.. Radcliffe Abbott
refrigeration Co. Inc, l326 4th st. NV.
BEER MEN, experienced only
Apply in person.
REINER DISTRIBUTING CO.,
Evening star., 1937-10-03
SALESWoMEk.
AGENTS.

FINE CHRISTMAS CARDS. choicest boxed
assortment, name imprinting series: rela-
tionS greetings; special 18th anniversary
values: splendid profits. Ufert Co. 10 East
Eth. New York.
5000 PROFIT. new quick action" auto
matte gas lighter: &c seller; free sample.
New Method Co., Box WS-l9. Brad
ford. Pa
CHRISTMAS CARDS: sell 80 assorted
folders. name imprinted. 81 cost you
soc: samples free. Dunbar, New Bruns-
wick. N. j.
CHRISTMAS CARD TRIUMPH 1000
profit selling sensational > folder 81 as
sortment: latest style designs newest en-
bosslng, mother pearl. double foil etch-
Ing effects big money maker now TO
Christmas: everybody buys; box on ap-
proval; gift wrapping. religious, birthday:
everyday boxes; extra bonuses; experience
unnecessary. combination offer; write for
samples. Bluebird Studios, Dept. 3s
Fitchburg. Mass.
UP TO $50 WEEKLY handing out Free
Cigarettes. Introduce new invention
Touch button. Olt comes lighted cigarette
automat tically. Fits vest pocket, l5-asy
trial offer. Cigarettes free. I334 Cozens,
Dept. C-l. ST. Louis, Mo.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
SALESkEN.

HUSTLER introduce, supply demand for
Raw1eigh necessities: good routes open
No selling experience needed We supply
sales advertising literature-all you need
Profits should increase every month. Low
prices good values. complete service
Rawleighs s. Dept. DCJ46:i. Chester Pa :
SALESMAN. oil burner, to sell conversion
and oil burner units; commission 20fo on
conversion. 15G on units: retail price of
units a few dollars more than conversion.
Apply Monday s to II am, or Tues,
y to pm. 4404 Ga. ave. NV. Mr..
E. w. May
SELL calendars: complete line; all sizes.
including Jumbos. beau. subjects; every
business prospect. Filming Calendar Co..
6543 Cottage Grove. ChicaEo.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
TWO MEN

Men with managerial experience such
as chaln store. refrigeration. vacuum
cleantrs; must have car. Box 3O6-V. Star.
,2-MEN-2
Who are interested in steady and good
paying Job. Must be capable. with expe-
flence IN sales organization or direct
SelIlhg. l have no time or job for big
shotS or Weakened sisters please don't
bother Sincere and ambitious men see
me l have what you want. Ask for Mr.
LaSter az 4oS Commerce and Savings Bank
oIue. 'tn and SITS. W. - to am or
:, To Mnnday rllacdn,. - q
Evening star., 1937-10-03
HELP MEN.
PHARMACIST
Distiller's Representative.

Registered. in Maryland. An opportunity
| for the right man. State experience, refer
snce. habits, salary needed. Box 272-S
Star '-'
Evening star., 1937-10-03
THREE, MEN

Who want steady year-round work where
they can earn from $50 to $50 weekly
delivering food products to regular GUS
toners; no experience necessary. If you
can and will work 8 hours per day see
manager at BIB X st. NV. between 8
and II am
Evening star., 1937-10-03
FOUND.

DOG. Pekingese. Call at 316 Mass. ave.
ne.
WATCH, on F St.. between Sth and 10th
kts nv: Tuesday am. Call National 34S3.
Ext. al. 90
WRIST WATCH. lady's, Sept. 90. Co
lumbia o3S3.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
SALES EXECUTIVE,

Old. conservative company. with out =
standing increase in business during 1896
i33'. mas opening for the right man in
the Washington district. Wide-awake.
haro-Working. neat appearance We expect
you TO qualify within a year for man.
agerlal position. Factors in our decision
are aee. experience. Affiliations and present
income GIVE phone. All replies conf
genital An appointment will be arranged.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
CHRISTMAS CARDS WITH

Latest fad: amazing seller: assortment
y exquisite cards; retails 81 metallic in
ltialS FREE; your profit. 1907: many other
assortments: sell nsme-inscribed Christina IS
cards 30 for 81. get samples. Artistic.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
SELL 80 PERSONAL
CHR TSTMAC CkDnC Gf M

New Christmas card bargainl 50 LARGE.
beautiful FOLDERS with customers name I'M
printed Tor only 81: Autographed in many
coiors your PROFIT. 4Oc; also bigger value
Christmas card assortment. - folders for
- your profit. SOC free samples Cen
~ efsi a., -Card Co. 400 s. Peoria st.. Dept.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
SALESMAN.

Age Is to 35, with car, to sell
Goodyear tires and radios.
See Mr.. Reeves, 10 to IL am.
or 2 to 5 pm, Goodyear Tire
& Rubber Co., Inc, 1900
Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
bOI y .,
1888 r ST. N w
CAMERA REPAIRS.
PERSONAL.

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER e. d'ALBERT. INC,
SIS 10th St NV. Phone National 4711
Evening star., 1937-10-03
REPRESENTATIVES.

REPRESENTATIVES.
The distributor for one of the
Oldest manufacturers of heating
equipment in the country is de-
SirOuS of placing men on the
sales force in Washington and
vicinity. Only those having a
high degree of initiative need
apply.
See salesmanager before GAS
am. Lee D. Butler Air-Condi-
tiOninp Inc 1l3Q 18th st u w
Evening star., 1937-10-03
BIGGER CHRISTMAS CARD

Earn more-seil Christmas cards hailed
as seasons finest! Artists award" per-
sonals. with customers name setting sales
records. New low prices larger commits
sions. Novel golden treasure chest" gor-
eeous embossed metal foil case of 81 as
sorted Christmas folders; sensational al 81
proft. 30c. : other profitable assortments:
write FOR samples. JAMES ART STUDIOS,
- Anson pl.. Rochester N Y
Evening star., 1937-10-03
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS.
1g31S MASTER CREATION


. Get wallace Browns double-yalue line
for easier sales. bigger profits: personal
cards galore; over 100 new designs: also
personal stationery; big variety box as
SortmentS. including religious etchines
humorous. Gift wrappings: sell soc up: all
oouple values; your profit up 10 ] 0Oet COM
plete sample outft. including box assort-
ment free. Wallace Brown Inc, 225 Fifth
Evening star., 1937-10-03
SPLENDID POSITION
CHRISTMAS CARDS.

Is available for coilege-trained woman
under 80. Pleasant and profitable connec-
son with national sorority. Box 230-M.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
CHRISTMAS CARDS.

The famous Sunshine. Personal. Busi-
ness Line OF 53 beautiful engraved de-
signs is now ready. for distribution. We
believe that nothing to compare with this
Embracing the most expensive deckle-edeed
veilums, deckle parchments rich blue and
tan suedes hand-colored etchings. skill
fully executed in modern and air brush
treatments. The line is as different from
the average as day is from night. Priced
from $50 per 100 to $3.50. Liberal
commissions daily and bonuses. Free SELL
ing kit on request. Sunshine Art Studios.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
HELP WoMEN.
fCnnfinIledl

WoMAN-Unusual opportunity, cultured
cational service by social or business ex-
perience for personnel work or sales man.
agement. no investment; guaranteed
drawing account. A. B.. Suite 1919. 55I
9TH ave, New York.
WOMEN. intelligent to work whole or
part time. at home or around their neigh
nornood. representing insulation and as
Star.
YOUNG LADY. Protestant between 90 and
80 years Of age. knowledge Of tipping: 81
week. for doctors Office Give age and
experience. Box 43O-S Star
YOUNG LADY. white exp. driver, d. C.
permit; part-time services; rm.. bd., small
salary; refs. Decatur 2709.
CHRISTMAS CARDS. FIFTY.
or 20 with name; beautiful designs; sell
81; sample album free 81 exquisite
Christmas folders, cost soc; sell 81; en-
America; big commissions samples on
approval. Sunshine Art. Dept. lis, I54
Nassau. New York.
30 DAYS TO CHRISTMAS.
. You can make good money selling gift
Items such as hosiery lingerie, robes
CHRISTMAS cards. We have them all. Lib
eral commission and bonus. Coronet. us
9th st. NV.
CHRISTMAS CARD AGENTS
You cannot make permanent living with
Christmas cards alone. Carry line good
Al year round. plus Christmas cards. We
have them both. Liberal commission.
Gramont. 1l5 9th st. NV.
SILK DRESSES ON CONSIGNMENT.
49, can you spare some room in your home ?
we supply stock. Absolutely no money
| required. Liberal percentage. Bonus
\ Manager. IlD 9th ST N "
Evening star., 1937-10-03
p. SELL E, I CT 1CHRIsTMAs CARDS

:, Itr1r rslNINEI1 D NICVIE 5 AXIS.
- Earn extra cash easily: exquisite personal
as 81 .95 for so. smart designs insured
by Jean Parker. Buddy Rogers other stars:
also - card assortment feature value of
season; retails 81 profit 1000 six others
n0c UP. All fast sellers; free sample offer,
WEIMORE 6 SUGDEN. INC. Dept. SMO,
Evening star., 1937-10-03

white. exp, care of 10.
nv; Nv -oi1 aoi eaoy at apt: good home and SAL
Evening star., 1937-10-03
PERMANENT POSITION
WITH A FUTURE

Write today for personal confidential
appointment, giving past experience
Nothing to sell; no stocks. bonds real
estate or insurance. Must be over 30
years OF axe. Unusual opportunity with
large financial institution established over
! y years IN washington. Box IA ". Star
Evening star., 1937-10-03

A LARGE DEPT. STORE
Desires the services of thor
oughly experienced shoe
statesmen; in making appli-
cation state age, experience
and salary expected. Box ST.
V, Star.
EXPERIENCED MAN to serv-
ice National cash register
machines. Class 1000 and
5000. Permanent position.
State age and salary. Box
235-S, Star.
Evening star., 1937-10-03

Distillers with nationally known line
SANITATION in this territory to contact
wholesalers. Write, giving full particulars
G.. H. GRAVES IL SONS CO., Est. 1S4g
~ Sleeper St. Boston Mass
Evening star., 1937-10-03
WOMAN.
LADIES.

\ Germ desires woman over 30 yrs in
| Its sales department. character reference
| NECESSARY. Box rs Star
Evening star., 1937-10-03

LIGHT. CHEERFUL. room in nurses hon1,
available for AGED or convsiescent pafient
Coco food. Best of care. Call Shephere
Evening star., 1937-10-03
HELP DOMESTIC.
fCSorf

,11oT,tb ,rOOtIbIhEEFEH. ,white. GOOD cook: 500
montn' board. home nights or .t.v
Phone Georgia a4OI VI e'aS.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
HELP MEN.
tCOntjnued)

MAN. capable. with car; outside investiga-
tion and collection work for retail credit
store. Give full particulars. Box 2S0-S,
Star.
Evening star., 1937-03-20
APARTMENTS UkFURkisHED.
1416 CHAPLIN ST NV

First floor. front: . rms, X. b., hall.
porch; ami. See tanitor. Col. 1896. 21.
144O w ST. NV RMS, KIT, BATH;
redecorated throughout; $50.
1416 r st. NV, Apt. 81 rm., kit,
bath, $50.