davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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shortage Of coarse grains, farmers
will harvest fields that would be passed
up altogether in normal years. They
will try to get feed. 1t least. wherever
1t II possible to DO 20. Again there
is always . tendency to make the black
side blacker. where crop conditions
are the subject Of comment.
Nevertheless. moisture governs the
sise OF 4 crop to an extent that is not
properly appreciated. My estimate
was based on condition rather than
moisture records. But 1t Is interest
ing to note that ~ 1t July 81 a year
ago. with q weighted Fall and Spring
wheat moisture percentage of 81,
prairie wheat production was 2l2,000.-
900 bushels. The moisture percen-
tage up to July this year was 63.
Therefore, even II the present condi-
ton Is maintained, which will mean
abundant moisture for the balance Of
July, the crop would work out At less
than zoe. .000. 900 bushels. Indeed, with
weather As At present and with crop
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sineerins, 43, 3s5, 800: architecture, 43,
$751; 500; college teaching, A, 36e, 800;
social work, As, G5l, 900; Journalism, 4e.
341 800: ministry. A, 341 900; library
work, 46, 335 900: public school teach
ing. IS. $40, 700: skilled trades, "A, 32s.-
500; nursing, 40, 23.300: unskilled Ia
Dor, "A, $4,000; farming, 81, $l2,500,
and farm labor. 81, $l0,400.
Although the professions may seem
to be very badly crowded" continued
DR.. Clark. "in the light Of incomes Of
unskilled labor. farming and even OF
skilled labor there Is no doubt that by
and large the professions need many
people in them"
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More Doctors and Lawyers, =.
Fe,uer Farmers, Held Need

after an eight-yeAr study OF Is Sc
lected occupations.
He said the average doctor will make
100000 in his lifetime. Medicine
topped the l6 occupations studied.
Last was farming, At which the average
farm laborer will work 4 lifetime for
$l0.40O.
Here are the average life working
spans and average lifetime earnings in
the Is occupations as compiled by Dr.
Clark:
Medicine, ~ years, 310S. 600: law, -
11o5,000; dentistry, IS. &o5. 400: An.
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RED CROSS PRAISED

DR.. william l.. Smith Of the United
States Public Health Service, Marine
Hospital, New Orleans, and chief medi-
cal ofncer to the Boy Scout Jamboree,
made an onhcial visit yesterday to
the local Red Cross ONCE to extend
thanks for the service given by the
chapter during the national encamp-
ment.
The Red Cross furnished first aid,
stretcher carriers, nurses, ambulance
drivers and two ambulances under
the direction OF Gordon Stone, director
Of first aid instruction OF the District
OF Columbia chapter.
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CANADIAN WHEAT
CROP TOBE SMALL
Estimate of 170,0OO,00O
Bushels May Be Reduced
by Drought.
BY H. J. HANSELL,

Market Editor, Winnipeg Tribune.
WINNIPEG. Mimi. July IA (N.A.N.
AD.-Continued drought in the prairie
provinces indicates 1887 wheat crop
Of not more than 10000, 900 bushels
and sent wheat prices soaring on the
exchanges today.
Having in mind the difficulty of
making an accurate forecast at pres
snt, for no break in the main drought
area Is 80 far indicated, deterioration
In adjacent territory is spreading and
other crop hazards still have to be
faced, tentatively place wheat pro-
duetion by provinces as follows:
Manitoba, 45,000,0OO; Saskatche-
wan. So,0oO,oO0; Alberta, $4,000, 900.
And this estimate is subject to later
downward revision for, while there
have been some fairly general showers
IN Alberta and occasional rains in
Northern Saskatchewan, the crop
needs far more moisture to hold its
present condition. 1t is now possible,
unfortunately, to state with conviction
that, under the most favorable grow
Ing conditions for the balance of the
season. prairie wheat production will
not materially exceed this estimate.
Good soaking rains in Saskatchewan
and In Alberta and an escape from
serious rust damage in Manitoba are
required to prevent a further drastic
cut
II figures can portray what has hap
pened in large area of Saskatche-
wan, it might be pointed out that
we'll equipped and reliable private or
ganlzation has just shown that the
condition OF the Saskatchewan wheat
crop declined from 81 per cent of
normal to % per cent in the last
three weeks. A general decline,
though less drastic, was noted for
Alberta. Manitoba came close to
maintaining its record of three weeks
ago, with present condition of o6
per cent. as compared with the pre-
vlously reported 100 per cent. There
Is official confirmation of this situa-
ton in the latest report Of the Do
mlnlon Bureau of Statistics, though
slightly different period was cov-
cred.
Outlook is Doubtful.
These figures at least show how
dubious is the present crop situation
IN the prairie provinces. particularly
In Saskatchewan; less precarious but
ttl)l problematical in Alberta.
With regard to Manitoba, the rust
menace is real one The spores Of
this disease have been found at
number Of points. Development is
entirely matter of weather condi-
tons during the next few weeks.
In Manitoba there is an acreage
close to 100000 acres of durum
wheat. This variety is less susceptible
to rust infection than others such as
ceres or reward. Also. about $50 900
acres of rust resistant Thatcher wheat
u1ll help to offset the rust menace. In
other words. nearly half the wheat
acreage OF the province stands a good
chance Of resisting rust. 1t takes mois-.
ture. followed by hot and humid
weather. to make black rust danger
to the crop. Manitoba may be fortu-
nate enough to escape serious damage
from this dread disease
still have proper regard for pos
s,hie recuperation. even in the dry
areas. but the wheat plant cannot re-
rslperate with temperatures soaring
- ll2 degrees or more and moisture
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b. the Askocta ted Press.

BY THS AABOCItEed PfES.
NEW YORK, July l4.-There should
be more doctors. lawyers, dentists. en-
gineers and architects, and fewer
farmers and unskilled laborers, Prof.
Harold F. CLARK, In charge Of educa-
tional economics 1t Teachers College,
Columbia University, said today.
Upsetting the oft-heArd contention
that the professions are overcrowded,
DR.. Clark's advice to young men and
women is to get into them. That's
where the money ia. he has concluded
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hazards. including rust, in the ofdng,
I fear that my tentative estimate must
be regarded As on the hopeful side.
(copyrisht, 1897. BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
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Representatives. in Congress have
increased their telephone tolls es2a
per cent In two years.
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limited to occasional ttMndershowers.
II. during the balance Of July, good
moisture is received and by good" is
meant from 2 to inches, feed or seed
may be produced in some OF the worst
territory. Yields OF around 10 bushels
to the acre can be obtained In areas
bordering the drought belt.
Harvesting 10 he Complete.
My tentative estimate takes into
account number OF minor considera- =
tions which causes 1t to be somewhat
higher than other figures given out
For example. one may assume that.
with high prices prevailing and 4
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Dining Room Groups

$3.50 Sheraton Suite, The Kenwood-lO pieces in
genuine Honduras mahogany, nIoid with sotln-
wood $3.50
500 Sheraton Suite the BerkIey-lO pieces
Genuine Honduras mahogany y----- $40
$3.50 American HeppeIwhite- Sheroton Group, HE
Yorktown, genuine Honduras and Cuban mohoo-
ony -$2os
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SITUATIONS WoMGh.

WARRINGTON WOMAN des!res position Is
more than two children: capable. reliable:
references; ready for work after Sept, s;
must be better-class home. Box Assn.
Star. 3Os
WIDOW, 80. desires position: cashier,
hostesa or any clerical employment: have
WIDOW white. settled. unencumbered;
an. exchange room. Box 1890. Star. 29'
WOMAN. reliable. experienced. would like
manaSement of apt. bldg. in exchange
email unfurnished apt. Columbia O6ss.
WOMAN. white. age 80, very capable.
wants work As practical nurse or house,
keeper: will gladiy work In city, country.
Call Eyattsville .16-W.
WOMAN. refined. intelligent capable OF
taking entire charge rooming house: pri-
vate home. Box :95-0. Star.
WOMAN. white; wants to care for small
reference. Lincoln 1ISU.
Christian woman. houaekeeper and compAn-
lon to aged lady; good home; small salary.
Box 21S-Q. Star.
YOUNG LADY dexires secretsrial work:
graduate business college. Lewis Hotel
Training School; = years experience. Po-
tomac 66ls-J.
YOUNG WOMAN. capable, "a years old.
experienced in real estate business. Can
handle details Of small once, including
interviewing Of clients. collection OF rents
and stenography.. willing to start At mod
for promotion. Call Greenwood 287T.
WILL CLEAN SUITE OF FOUR OFFICES.
$40 PER MONTH CALL MONDAY NORM
ING, COLUMBIA 1914.
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IT'S A STEAL,

Restaurant cafeteria. located IN bes.
large once bdgs.. Govt deptk and hotels;
caters to select clientele: beautifully and
1ully equipped seats ll2: income over
30 900; low rent, long lease: full price
$4,000 equipment alone worth great
deal more. Inspect by appt. Mr.. Sas-
nett Natl SSSO Sunday II to Z
Evening star., 1937-08-29

DRIVING SPRINGFIELD, ILL, sATUR-
day. Sept. 4 want passenger. share ex-
expenses. Georgia O1S9.
LEAVING, SEPT, md FOR DALLAS. TEX.
via Memphis: 3 passengers. share expenses.
references EXCHANGED. North 6715.
DRIVING TO IDAHO SUNDAY OR MON
DAY ro"I across AdaI %dde States take
LAWYER DRIVING NASHVILLE, TENN,
about Sept =. new Plymouth. three passen-
gers desired: returning about one week. Dis
trlet 1870. Adams 451S.
LEAVING FOR IOWA SEPT, lst: TAKE ,
passensers: Des MONIES or en- route. Phone
HyattSNllle 1o3-W 29s
GOING LOS ANGELES NEXT WEEK BY
northern route: 1885 Ford room for three
passengers. Clarendon 1l5-M. 30.
portatlon to Los Angeles: Al references.
HAMAN Decatur 593l. 29'
PEORIA, ILL.-CAN ACCOMMODATE l
passenserT; PASSENGER; leavins ea Tues or Wed. am
NEW CAR. LEAVING AT ONCE FOR
Salt Lake City, Utah; want passenger to
share expense. Call Wisconsin ASIA.
DRIVING TO TUCSON, ARIz., AUG. 81
Can take l passenger. Phone North 1851,
Apt. los.
DRIVING TO MINNEAPOLIS VIA DEs
Moines-rake passengers; Sept. /. Met.
ROUND TRIP PASSENGERS TO BUR-
lineton, Iowa, Sept. 3; return Sept. 8.
Box $50. Star.
YOUNG MAN GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE,
afternoon. September 4. desires / passen-
coupe call Walnut ZOO. Extension SO.
after Z pm.
tion vicinity ST. Joseph, Mo, Sept. 4 re-
turn by Sept. 20. L. K. BAILEY, Met. 47sO.
NEW YORK CITY-NEW ,sTUDEBAKER;
take 3. 50 EACH careful driver; references.
Box $50, Star.
COUPLE DESIRES TRANS TO SOUTH
Bend, Ind, about Labor day. ref. exch
All. 400. Apt. sos.
LEAVING FOR INDIANAPOLIS FRI. EVE
ming, Sept. 3; room for 3; 1887 Plymouth.
Atl 1891 bet. IS ewes.
DRIVING TO CINCINNATI THIS WEEK;
want companions and some one TO help
with driving. Alex. BLOW.
BOsTON-LEAVING THURSDAY, SEPT
.; new Olds; returning Sept. +; can take
passengers Mr.. LIPMAN North 22y6.
LARGE CADILLAC CAR GOING TO CALL
fornia Monday. Will take 4 or passengers
METROPOLITAN 943S.
LEAVING FOR TOLEDO, OHIO. SEPT. 3:
can accommodate : or 3: driving Buick.
Call National All for details
%.dca GHdcAGo 60 LEA LEAvING INC TUESDAY M PAY Or
erences. Emerson 65s6. 30'
DRIVING TO MINNEAPOLIS SEPT. 5:
take three. Call Mac, days. Metropoli-
tan 14l4 after pm. Decatur 1890.
YOUNG MAN WANTS RIDE TO PITTS
burgh leaving Sunday afternoon: share
expenses. Emerson 2466.
COUPLE DESIRES TRANSPORTATIOl
Rochester. N. Y. or vicinity Sept. 8 or 4
help driving. refs. exchanRed Box aSu-Q
Star.
LADY DRIVING ST. PAUL VIA CHICAGO
Sept. 4 1887 Plymouth: can take or 8:
references EXCHANGED. Adams 1904
DRIVING TO MIAMI SEPT. 4 early
oat. mornlnsl; new car, careful driver
room Tor passengers. Col. 54l4.
1887 PLYMOUTH SEDAN; DRIVING TO
6irmingham Sept. 3, pm; take or 4.
SIMPSON. Col. 3gSS
WANTED-RIDE TO IOWA AROUND
sept. /; share expenses; references Eve
nlngs, Dec. O2S3; days Pot. 1890
CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC FAMILIAR
with west Coast, will drive part or ali
time; expenses; references. MURPHY,
Box GAO, Star.
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SITUATIONS WoMEk,

ALTERATIONs-Al dresses made rea-
sonably: coats and suits made and re-
lined: hrst-class work. Decatur O83l.M.
cHARwoMAN. eolored reliable. sood
coMPAN1oN-Renned lady desires position
travel. Box 5000. Star.
coMPANIoN-N NURSE, re1ned lady desires
several years in last position. Net. asi4.
cOMPANION-NU NURSE. c. q. preferred. Box
213-Q. Star
Observation-Disclosures. remodelins;
expert making at Summer prices: artis-
tic: ref: out or home. Adams O574.
EXPERIENCED credit voma n secretary de-
GRADUATE NURSE, weekly -hourly; spe-
cialisinE in nerves. rheumatic. circulation;
day and nisht service. District 3l:b.
H1oH SCHOOL GRADUATE wants .teno-
graphic position; besinnsr. District
and GOOD character: would like position:
references EXCHANGED. Box 1910 Star.
HOUSHKEEPER. refined. wants position In
Widowers nome or employed couple; exp.
with children: best refs. Line. 8912-M. .
HousEkIIPER i,e -, cohrANIoM S1 ~, slAM: FAN
refs. EXCHANGED. Alexandria 12aa-w.
LADY of refinement desires position As
resident menager best references: well
known in city. North 104a-J
ling to clean and make sppointments. Can
give best references. Box 00-H. Star.
LADY. pleesins personelity: wishes take
charge small apt: good chauffeur and COM
Lincoln 1850. Emma Riummer
LADY with new Plymouth sedan wishes
position in or near Washingtoh: small sal
ary and expenses. Call Netrepolitan $780,
NURSES. sraduates. practical. colored, de-
references: reasonable: Metropolitan 4a4I
ssent. astsii sosIsr; '' h.naie % own r- ser-
:S::s:: Sss::s isr;s s:;:sa:l ieiia-ia: travel
anywhere. Box ~ l5-o Star. Star.-
ssnlsTTYrlsT prefer
PRACTICAL NURSE wants work: experi-
sa's sas,d S.ss .sn a0i'sr' week: Mackenzie lin
a. at:Is: 'sR so1f in .e:
Metropolitan O54O. Extensiop l3O.
SCHOOL. TEACHER. experienced. desires
osl'i9n on ,d IN Eindersart'n or primary work
lent esperiencs. ssss resersnsss snss ae:ir.s ir
lampi. RsTpsnins 14sop% D%S;''0n; $3.50 month. Co
90CNBIANY, single. employed BANK New
Jersey. desires permanent position In order
encs: Al rsfereness In Washington this
week. Boz 1860, Star.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Z years.
thoroughly shleient: At present employed:
~ North s.:4 or = Box I'ss.' is-n. ss.r. '<a'
SECRETARY 6TDfto0RAPHHN. sxDeri-
:1b-o. star. or Nationai 5402.
sTENooRAPHEN and typist. middle.aged.
wishes part-time work. 1ox 1850. Star.
sTENodRA?HER, yeung. lady. inteiii-
oliver. aio :. capitei st.
sTNOoRAPHnR-TYPIgT, smcisnt: exp.
rrsdua.e: ssisry. sls. xdsns Ss1a. ''
sTENo ENo0RAPHER-Young lady. efneisnt.
experienced desires permanent position
With reliable arm. North 6k6S 81.
experience. Phone Vienna CIV.
TRAINED NuRe1 wanna position % coaa.
Panion to adult or child. Dsx 3el-o.
bia TIA, Apt. 4O6 south. So
TYrmT.. fxperienesd In .EeneFal once
work: tabular typing, stencils; peYmansnt,
Temporary OF part time. At. 1895
TYPfDr. stencil cutter;
s: sS1d 81 Sts .ssi . ~. .'' '''ns
Ul4A4toY11 eTlIod1Af1 7sans,
/ refined. eepekls. deslfs9 Vel Oh AaS ktal
ef ea1os work. HI 1e9.A otaf.
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BEAUTY PARLoRS.
MOTOR IRAYEl.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
Wonderful French Method used. DR.. Della
Ledendecker. 3O25 o st. NV. West 112O.
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PERSONAL.

CSnnDREM FROM 3 TO 10 YRS. CAN BE
;s naRpJ trom :, neWple School; Msnsssss. Va. q
through srades, music, dancing. Special
Latss for b-dsy or yesr-around pupils.
Phone Manassas ~.
TAkoMA PARK NURSING HOME. REC
commended by best physicians and hospl-
tails special diets: eftcient, refined nurses;
gentleman attendant. Shepherd 5000
BRING THIS AID AND GET YOUR FOOT
examined and adjusted free. DR.. P. W.
BOWMAN 2729 Ontario I'd. NV. COL 1854.
AGNES MCCALL PARKER CAN TELL
you immediately what is holding you back
socially or. or Professionally; pro she can help
you, consult her privately now. Natl. 55II
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGAR-
ten, 1922 Massachusetts, ave. n.w.; school
OF dancing and nursery: hour. day or
week; $50 to $50.
FAMILY, OF ONE TAKING HOUSE IN
people. Write. all week. Box 1870 Star
DREssMAKING. ALTERATIONS. FUR
IemodelinE. s02 st. NV. Room 81. Dis
trlct 2979.
sTENoaRAPH1c SERVICES. Low PRICES
Letters. 10c up: depositions. Natl. 1915.
e93 s Insurance M Bids. Ewes. 75c hr. North
HOMES IN OR NEAR TAKoMA PARK.
sligo Park Hills, Silver Spring. Woodside
ices Of college girls, experienced in house
Work Tor room, board and small vase.
call Shep> 2l35.
FAA6A lAE1d NEfA1HS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laborat atory. Room COL,
Westory Bldg, l4th and F. Met. 1888.
CHILDREN, COUNTRY HOME; sUPERVIS-
Ion; good food; sports: schools near; 11th
year: ref. MRS. RANDALL. Clarksville. Nd.
COAT. NEW HUDSON SEAL, TAKEN FOR
Wages. will sell at cost. 1ll9 18th NV.
Met. 6Sl4. evenings. 29'
HDAxoRRHone ERAD1oArED ny NJ
own method. Results effective for q ufe-
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery. DIR. SOMMERWERCK
1855 Columbia I'd. Aoama OS8S.
LET NE HELP WITH YOUR SPEECH AND
personality problems. Your tnferiority
complex can be quickly corrected. AGNES
MCCALL PARKER, 1902 Natl. Press Bldg.
FURNITURE UPHoLsTERER frst-class !:
will do work reasonable, At homes II de-
sired. J. D. ROSS. Jr.. Adams 1871.
LEARN TO DANCE-1O LESSONS. S6:
Wednesdays, $50 pm: private lessons any
time. Make friends here. 27I5 Conn.
NOTIFIES! DON'T GIVE Up Your
household duties 70 take your children to
dancing school. You don't have to look
for parking place. wait for a street car or
. bus. Save your time. Wen call for your
childrsn. teach them ballet, tap. Spanish
or ball room dancing IN our neat and at
tKaetive studios and deliver them safely.
1uttaon reasonable: EoF details call In
DOS. 724 11th Ut. NV.
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EXTRA SPECIAL,
HOTEI-40 ROOMS

Restaurant and bar, located on promi-
nent blvd. in populated Prince GEORGES
Co. section, mr.. Washington. Sl4 900; gross
income can be materially increased by eX-
perlenced operator; excellent equipment in
special restaurant fixtures; rent Of $50 in
cludes 5-rm. apt. and extra large rm, ap-
Irox. 4OxS0 IT. which can be converted
into fne dance hall; this is the only har
in this suburban section: owner must sac
rihce; l.SO0 fun price Inspection BY
appt. Mr.. Sasnett. Natl. $3.50, Sunday.
| | to g.
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SITUATIONS MEN 3 WoMEh.

SITUATIONS MEN 3 WOMEN.
COUPLE white. settled, experienced care
elderly; city, country; reference. Met
3144. 1881 N. Capitol. Apt. %.
COUPLE. colorsd, wishes work as chauf-
feur; wife No cook; have sood reference.
9Ol G st. a.w. go
HONEST. refined young man and wife
want work as butler and cook has D. c.
driving permit: both with city references
Potomac 1927.
PART-TIME JOBS for COLLEGE students
desiring to carr living expenses. Phone
National l14s.
RELIABLE HUSBAND AND WIFE would
like positions rs janitor in small apart.
ment building Phone Sterling 1890
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Drug store with soda fountain: excellent
PetTorth neishborhood: no competition:
tables. other fine equipment: income over
$4,000 per annum: can be materially in
creased by experienced operator: full price
$3.50: Mr.. Sasnett Natl $3.50. Sunday
u to <
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S200-FuIL, PRICE
BIG MONEY-MAKER

Equipped diner. located on Nichols sv.
Anacostia: rent $50: long lease Call. Mr.
3asnett or Mr.. Ewell. Natl. $3.50. Sunday
| IN
Evening star., 1937-08-29
SITUATIONS MEN.

SsVAuuSrVS SW6Ns
Aco;oUNTAEr.AuDIToR. Aes;sJJ srsdusts: e1-
service day or night whole or part time:
reasonable charges. Box 223-Q. Star. A.
ACCOUNTANT. once exec. clerical; 15
years l.n ~sx exp; emcient: legal training; col
lege education. expert driver. desires any
ihine; highest type references. 1927
l4th st. NV.
BkKP., double entry. type 20 Y. D. m;
TO o0s sups oe. exp aa,r, IN meeting H.11e ses
ssss. ssts; Al i.ith!S! s. worker; SIS wt' Dist.
young man desires small amount work
evenings. Box 2l7-o. Star.
BOY, colored. wishes work .. helper in
store. porter or elevator boy. West 14l1.
BOY. colored. wants work OF any kind;
%f OF h''s ;feSol
sss4 iov. e::t :s. rts:.
BUILDER. experienced, wants position as
supt. OF construction or general foreman;
courteous. Trustworthy young colored man,
Man1,, Unmarried; red excellent reference. Phone
CHAUFFEUR, valet; intelligent. neat, So
Der: superior refs; D. c.. Fla: excellent
driver: free travel. Potomac O461. Flllsr.s
CHAUFFEUR-America University stu
dent desires room and board In exchange
for services. tending furnace, etc.; likes
children. Box 195-Q. star.
cHAUFFEUR-Private or businsss: own
car: married.; consider Job driving truck:
must have work: references; consider driv-
ing salesmfn. Hanson. Atlantic 634O.
CHAuFTEtR youns. white; experisneea
driver. good references. c. q. Cook. Col.
SO18. 3lO4 10th st. NV. go
CHEF, colored. 26 years, all-around. In or
out of town restaurant. club or hotel.
North 6S61-J.
COOK colored, experienced, wants Job as
chef or second cook In club, hotel Or cafe.
Call West 2251-W
ELECTRIcAL-MHcHAN worker. sx-
perienced. sober, reliable; now employed:
have car. Lincoln 3SQ0-J.
ENGINEER With D. c. license wants pool
tion; must have work. Call Adams 040S.
EsTINATON once manAFer. engineer,
.uperintendent. seneral buiSlins eorstrue.
tion; 80 years' sxperience public. industrial
and sommercial building: oex 1le-a star.
JANITOH VIII exchange work Tor e6eYSeeS
and small salary. SIG Yeu u. nv.
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ROOMING HOUSES

90 rooms. 3 baths: rent sos; running
water in all apts. Price. $3.50.
- rooms, baths: reasonable rent. price
and terms; downtown location.
Two S-room houses can be bought res.
sonable down payment $50; central To-
cation; bargain.
IL rooms. . baths: rent, S55. Price
5000: down payment S4OO located near
Capitol: well furnished; bargain
% rooms 5 baths; rent. $3.50: income.
$3.50. Price. 5000. with $500 down.
GROCERY.
Rent. s45; weekly business. S325 Ans
apartment included in rent; modern Ak
lures. Price. S1.55O,
Washington Brokerage Co.,
905 New York Ave. NV Natl, 1851
Evening star., 1937-08-29

YOUNG MAN. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE,
leaving for Minneapolis early Saturday
afternoon. September 4. desires / passen-
ger; share expenses; Chevrolet master
coupe. Call Walnut ZOO. Extension $40.
after pm
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WOMAN, sleep in, for general housework,
laundry and cooking, some experience in
infant care; health certificate necessary;
applicants please state age. experience,
references. salary expected. upstairs room:
Chevy Chase. Md. Box 1860, Star.
WOMAN, white, dependable. for general
housework: stay nights. Shepherd 3I1a-J.
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REPAiRS q SRRYlel.

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PAPERING-whole house. : rms.
and 3-story hall. 336.
Also painting. Atlantic 1852.
Evening star., 1937-08-29

WOMAN, white preferred. take care house
during day. No Sundays. North 35l1-
Evening star., 1937-08-29


Better Business Bargains.
Confectionery and sandwiches: opposite
ters: oil heat: S55 month rent price. 5000.
Grocery and meat. 3 rooms and bath,
S3S month rent; price, 81 800: easy terms
apartment spa above; SO month rent; price.
Delicatesen. confectionery. grocery. 6.
soom S1 aon apartment. $50 month rent; price.
orsa 1.a. and ncs ns beer spa vps SS
doing around $500. weekly business; SIS
rent; real barsain; see itis, it now. s0' '"0n''
Newsstand located in prominent down.
town once building; wonderful bargain.
JOS. j. M1TTMAN,
Room 925, Union Trust Building.
PHONE METROPOLITAN 1913. .
WANTED TO BUY, gasoline sta
ton in D. G. or nearby Virginia.
Box $3.50, Star.
WHERE m WASHINGTON is . boarding.
Act quick. Box sie-o. star 80:
FOR RENT-Road house on main hiahvay:
sorfh s5Ti an' seaeh iR.fs reasonable ssn' es
ATTRACTIVE CONCESSION offered BY ons
OF the better stores to one interested IN
operating rental library and the sale OF
postage stamps: references required. BOX
lq9-M. Star
PARTNER WANTED for established flower
business. man or woman with capital. silent
or active. Box 1910. Star ops
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
LARGE national organization wants imme.
diately responsible men who can place sub.
stantial down payment, purchase new or
GOOD used motor truck; lons term contract
provided. with sufncient revenue to pay
all expenses. notes. good return on in
vestment: full details on request. Box
1870. Star.
DINERS AND LOCATIONS,
JEkRY OMAHONY NC,