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The Washington times., 1937-12-18

were reserved for the ante
rooms where Congressman were
frankly warned they were losing
face with the country.
The prospect of adjourning
for Christmas without finally
passing anything except their
own mileage allowance was ap-
palling.
THE Alfred Sloan endowment
4 of $10,O00,Ooc to search out
economic truths was announced
only a few days back, but really
inaugurated almost a year ago.
Several unmentioned ALLEGATIONS
have been made to economic de-
partments of colleges for specific
studies. The endowment organi-
zation has not yet disclosed its
intentions, but will probably con-
tinue to make ALLEGATIONS to
educational institutions, rather
than to set UP a research or.
ganization Of its own.
Probably no announcement
would have been made at all,
were it not for fear Of SEC
prying into transfers Of Gen.
eral Motors stock involved.
DEMOCRATIC Senators are
~ skying away from Republi-
can efforts to hook them in a
formal coalition. Talk Of such
a thing is being fostered only
by the Democratic uninitiated
or unwise. Senators, who have
been around a bit, know politics
is not played that way.
Conservative Democrats and
Republicans will continue to
coalesce on many legislative
issues, but it will be wholly in
formal, and the list Of the
coalescers will change on each
issue.
IQUOR lawyers have pulled
- forth their legal corkscrews
and are working on Alcohol Ad-
niniStrator Alexander. He is
always annoying them: lately
has issued a timely Christmas
Sneer at the miSbranding being
done by a larger bother. From
the furor they are stirring this
time you may think a murder
is nigh, or at least a resigna-
tion; however. nothing will
happen, except the labels will
be corrected.
EVERYONE in both houses
now realizes the two farm
bills which have been passed are
impractical. that the legislation
will be rewritten in conference.
as originally planned. There the
views Of House Chairman Jones
and Agriculture Secretary Wal.
lace are expected to be most
influential.
IT will not get out officially
= but it Is a matter Of record
that Ambassador to Russia Joe
Davies has been docked 139
days pay since January 10 when
he took office.
The law allows ambassadors
only go days leave with pay, and
it seems Mr.. Davies had been
absent from his post 1919 days
and had worked only Ill days,
when the last official count was
made
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IT certainly
would prefer
to listen to a
concert by q
symphony or
C h e S t r a .
There just Is
nocomparison
between SYM
phony music
and jazz. OF
course, a jazz
band is nice
for dancing,
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OIlSIudl IIILlS "A 3 prog
The Congressman must have
quickly decided, however, that
he was no magnolia grandiflora
himself, as he withdrew the re-
mark from the record when his
colleagues complained about
the use Of such language.
The House Rivers and Har-
bors Committee, in which the
incident occurred, decided not
to go into who's what around
here. No investigation was con.
sidered necessary.
Everyone knows the botanical
layout in Washington has been
thoroughly weeded during re.
cent years until only sunflowers
are left. And the identity of
the acting sun is not exactly q
mystery, even to those who have
not yet been blistered by it.
DARELY has the situation
AS been more conclusively
shown than in the evidence be-
fore the very same House com.
mittee, to wit:
There will be found a new
secret order issued by the
Budget Bureau last November IS.
It supersedes the White House
executive order of months
earlier, which resulted in the
Budget Bureau bottling up the
report Of the Army engineers
against the little iva program.
This new order apparently
grew out Of publicity resulting
from the iva bottling and mod.
crates the censorship regula-
tions-at least to the extent Of
tying a ribbon around the cen.
sorship ak.
It says no Government en-
ploye, even of an independent
agency created by Congress,
may communicate with Congress,
even orally, without first asking
the Budget Bureau for "the pro-
gram Of the President" on the
subject. Then the employe must
tell Congress what the Presi-
dents program is. Presumably
he may also express his own
views, but that possibility is not
dealt with specifically in the
order.
This may sound like a good
move to prevent Congress from
receiving confusing advice as to
what the Boss wants-and it was
so intended-but any one who
values his job generally is able
to appreciate that it is always
healthier to want what the Boss
wants. It is now working that
way in the case of the Army en-.
gineers before the House COM
mittee, and it will continue to
work that way.
There is something peculiar in
the soil around here which per.
mitS only sunflowers to thrive,
and then only when they con.
tinue to follow the sun.
NOISY floor demonstrators
~ in Congress lately are only
minor hints Of the extent of dis
order inside. The leadership
has rarely been so hard pressed
as on the farm and wage-hours
bills. Senate Leader Barkley was
on his feet 20 times in one day;
House Leader Rayburn, five
times, imploring the blocs and
groups to be reasonable.
Their best speeches, however,
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BANDS S u i t
me. I play a
G vi t ar for
m y o W n
pleasure, and
7 Use all jazz
selections. I
c g rtain ly
would enjoy
G OF ng to a
concert by q
j a z z band.
In &C t., I
wouldn't miss
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cluding light
opera and
S y m p hony,
but when I
n e e d cheer
ing up I like
nothing b e t.
t e r tn a n
S som e lively
jazz. I pre-
+ er j a z z
music, but I
am sure that
I can enjoy
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m ore pleas
in g to me
than noisy
jazz. I really
do get tired
Of too much
jazz on the
r a d 10, and
sometimes it
ra t h er un.
n e rV e S me,
while classi-
cal m u S i C
so o thes me.
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"A sym.
phony orches-
ira, by all
means. I de-
light in good
music. There
are too many
young people
g r owing up
with / d e a
t h a t jazz is
e v ything
in the W ay
of music. I
The Washington times., 1937-12-18

hate to see the piano disappear
from the parlor and the good
old fashioned appreciation of
good music disappear with it,"
X X X
Mrs. Eunice Love, Naval
Rad dio Station, Cheltenham,
Md, housewife:
The Washington times., 1937-12-18

don't know exactly why I pre-
fer a jazz band to symphony
orchestra, but I do"
Howard Livingston, 608 Ninth
st. N. w., manager Of the Little
Thaatar.
The Washington times., 1937-12-18

but I could never really enjoy
an entire concert Of jazz
music"
X X 4
Mrs. Katherine Lee, 1914 I
st. N. w., waitress:
"I like all kinds Of music, In
The Washington times., 1937-12-18
II like jazz.

it If I knew where there was
one"
X X
Miss Luella Miller, 1904 K st.
N. w., nurse:
Symphony music is so much
The Washington times., 1937-12-18

J like jazz to dance by, but I
would not care to listen to 1t in
concert"
The Washington times., 1937-12-18
Listen, World!
By Elsie Robinson

TT EAVY weather at the Joneses!
Ill Dads hiding out, down in the Office
Mom's in bed with sick headache
And Big Sisters about ready for a nervous break
The Washington times., 1937-12-18
News Behind the News
Only "Sunfowers" Thrive in Washington-And
Then Only When They Follow Sun
BY Paul MGLLOn

Cwold
served Reproduction in Full Part Strictly ProhibisdJ
A CONGRESSMAN called the Army Engineers a
"A bunch Of shrinking volets the other day for not
sticking up for their views in opposing the Presidents
original little Twas program
The Washington times., 1937-12-18
Traffic Toll

The mounting list Of traffic
victims in the District Of Co
lumbia since January /, 1887,
is graphically shown by the
death watch.
The Washington times., 1937-12-18
The Inquirine
photographer
The Washington Times In
vites you to submit timely
and interesting questions to
be used In this column.
THE QUESTION

Which would you prefer, a
concert by a jazz band or a SYM
phony orchestra?
The Washington times., 1937-12-18

pIlUIly OTCne5CTaF
THE ANSWERS
Miss Mildred East, 1928 I st.
N. w., nurse:
Give me a good jazz band
Evening star., 1937-09-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THREE EXPERIENCED MEN WILL BE
PAID DRAWING ACCOUNTS AND GOOD
COMMISSIONS TO SELL CHRYSLER'S S
AIRTEMP OIL BURNERS AND OTHER
AIRTEMP EQUIPMENT is NATIONALLY
ADVERTISED IN LEADING PUBLICA-
TONS, AND WE BELIEVE OUR PROPO-
SITION TO Statesmen is THE MOST
ATTRACTIVE AND LIBERAL EVER or
FERED IN THIS CITY. GOOD REFER
ENcES AS TO CHARACTER AND SALES
MANSHIP ESSENTIAL APPOINTMENT
BY TELEPHONE ONLY. CALL MR.
PHILLIPS. METROPOLITAN 4S40.
GRIFFITH CONSUMERS CO.,
14l3 N Y AVE NV
Evening star., 1937-09-19
STEADY INCOME

For an honest industrious man to sell
the line of popular, low-priced, new cars.
Leads furnished. Capable salesman should
earn at least $50 week. Apply manager,
Union Service Center. 1000 22nd st. 4. W.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
YOUNG MARRIED MAN.

I need an energetic and responsible
young man TO work with me in my busi-
pess. l prefer married man over II
years of age. with a car. A man who will
do the things that 1 have done for the
last five years can build his income up
gradually to 1000 per year or more and
this can be done within a reasonable
length of time. The work itself is pleas
ant and puts you in contact with
great many people whom this service will
benefit. The man who qualities will be
given the benefit of my experience and
cooperation and actual field training.
No investment OF money. only consistent
and serious application to d Job that will
pay worth while returns. You need not
Of character references will be neces-
sary. Call at 205 Denrike Bldg, 1910 YER
mont ave. NV. at 30 sharp. Monday
sfternoon-no other time
Evening star., 1937-09-19

Young man thoroushly experienced in
highest type styled mems wear must
be able TO trim high-class. modern. artis-
tic business pulling displays . partlcu-
larry adaptable on haberdashery with en-
phasis on neckwear displays and fabric
drapes. Must be able to write own show
cards and build attractive and artistic
Backgrounds. only person able to fulfil
above requirements: ambitious and not
afraid of hard work will be considered. as
the job Is a worthwhile one. Apply Mr.
Fred Pelzman. The Fashion Shop. 18th
Evening star., 1937-09-19
SUPERVISOR.

Direct factory branch of one of the lead
1Ys in the major appliance field has a
vacancy for an experienced laundry equip
ment supervisor.
This is a real opportunity for a man
with proven sales and supervisory record,
rs our Office files will prove this position
has averaged weekly earnings of better
than Sf00 since its creation last Spring.
II you are qualified to fill this vacancy
phone Mr.. Armiser, District 2101, for ap-
poirtment
Evening star., 1937-09-19

Must be experienced in selling high
grade custom tailored clothes and capable
get business and have some personal trade
8xcellent opportunity for right man. Box
Evening star., 1937-09-19
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS
Live proposition. Box 131-T. Star.
SPECIALITY statesmen.

Ages 26 to 40. Experienced. well-educated
statesmen who have earned over $4,000
yearly to sell widely advertised. established
instrument line to physicians, hospitals and
dentists direct from samples on straight
commission basis. Exclusive State terri
tories open. New men adapted to work can
earn S15 weekly Immediately. with posi-
bilities of doubling this Experienced men
earn above the AVERAGE Of other high-paylng
ORGANIZATIONS. Automobile REQUIRED. Two
weeks training in Chicago. Permanent OPP
portunity. Give age. and experience first
letter. CAMERON
G66 w Division St, Chicago. Ill
Evening star., 1937-09-19
statesmen

Will interview for immediate employ
ment men who are vitally interested in
permanent future; the caliber of men
must be those whose living standards de-
mand an income exceeding S15 per week.
Boz LIS Star.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
THREE MEN

Who want steady year-round work where
they can earn from $50 to $50 weekly
delivering food products to regular Gus
fomers; no experience necessary. II you
manager at 513 K st. NV, between 8
A0d 10 am
Evening star., 1937-09-19
statesmen.

Men Of neat appearance, mentally
alert looking for permanency, there are
OPENINGS IN our organization that Will
solve the problem confronting most men
seeking incomes ranging from >75 TO
sI5o per week. When replying. please
give sales experience for past 5 years.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

LEAVING NORFOLK, VA. FOR MIAMI.
Fla, Dec. / new 40, yacht; want 8 pay
ing guests. for 15--day cruise; everything
furnished. Write for terms and party ar
rangement, also any information on re-
guest. Write Box Ill, Tappahannock.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

STEAMFITTER, own tools exp. on circu-
lating pump hook-ups. Sunday to o..
ia T.onpfn1lom
Evening star., 1937-09-19

demonstrate coffee in homes in Washing
ton and vicinity; guaranteed base: COM
mission and bonus to those who qualify.
Apply the Great American Tea Co, 3O34
l4th st. NV, 2nd floor, Monday to
II am
Evening star., 1937-09-19
HELP MEN.
THE HECHT CO.


Will employ 2 experienced
statesmen to sell electric re-
frigerators, radios, washing
machines and ranges; 1919
commission paid. If you are
interested in a permanent
position with good all-year-
around in com e, see Mr..
Cooper, Electrical Arcade.
A DEPT. STORE REQUIRES
THE SERVICES OF A
SALESMAN, THOROUGHLY
EXPERIENCED IN EITHER
SILK, COTTON OR WOOL
EN- GOODS. IN REPLYING,
STATE AGE, EXPERIENCE
AND SALARY EXPECTED.
BOX 65-M, STAR.
RADIO REPAIR MAN,
MUST HAVE OWN CAR AND
EQUIPMENT. REPORT TO
MR.. H HENDERSON, THE
HECHT co. WAREHOUSE,
NEW YORK AVE. AND FEN
WICK ST. NE.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

CHRISTMAS CARD AGENTS.
You cannot make permanent living with
Christmas cards alone. Carry selling line
good all year round plus Christmas cards.
We have them both. Liberal percentage.
715 9th st. NV.
DRESSES ON CONSIGNMENT.
Open a dress shoppe in your home. Lib
eral percentage; No money required.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
DIESEL IS BOOMING.

Diesel invading all branches of industry
creating new fields of opportunities for
W ynu i've. Sol, can now take HemnhiIi
training For free March of Diesel"
booklet, write Registration Dept. Mr. Mil
Ter, Hemphill Diesel Schools, 92l Emerson
-
Evening star., 1937-09-19
WANTED AT ONCE

Woman for alteration department. Must
be thoroughly experienced in altering
Goats and suits. Apply 9:30 to IL am.
Balcony Office
BROOKS. 11O9 G ST
Evening star., 1937-09-19

BOOKKFEPER. double-entry; type 40
words minute; good penman; age IS: ex-
perienced meeting public: can manage
office Salary open. Natl. aS4S Apt. 6lA
Evening star., 1937-09-19
d SERVICE MEN
MECHANICS

Two for bench work: must be good; two
for outside; we furnish cars, big salaries
TO right men; answer at once. Box 307-S.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
SALESWOMEN.

Wanted at once several saleswomen for
dress department. Must be neat. intel
ligent. alert and must have local expert
ence Apply $3.50 to IL am. Balcony
Office.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

BOY. eolored. drivers permit wants Job
as truck. driver. delivery boy or work Of
any klndi refs. lincoln 775s-J.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

ATTORNEY--20 years practice New York
completing years Government service.
desires permanent connection washinr-
ton attorneys. to share anticipated efe-
partmentsl practice. with expense allow
snce ehargeable against future business.
Box 4S1-S. Star. 2ls
Evening star., 1937-09-19

TELEPHONE SOLICITORS.
Live deal. good earnings. Box 1907. Star,
Evening star., 1937-09-19
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

CHRISTIAN ORGANIZER TO establish
family missions. EXP. refs. 1st letter.
Box l04-M, Star.
COUPLE. white, porter and chambermaid;
live on premises. Call Hillside o6o0
TELEPHONE APPOINTMENT CLERK for
building campaign for childrens home.
charity organization. Refs. lst letter.
Box 103-M. Star.
YOU CAN make SIS to s25 weekly in
time: If you are interested in increasing
your earnings. answer this ad. stating
age, present employment, address and II
you own car. Box l29-T. Star
COOK AND BUTLER, town house. COM
Portable quarters. must have references;
500 per mo. Tor couple. Emerson 451s.
WANTED - Experienced secretary : stem
ographer young man preferred. for per-
manent position in professional ONCE.
number. Box lis. Star.
JANITOR. white, married preferred, base
ment quarters. Apply 1903 Rhode Island
ave. NV. Sunday.
MAN AND WOMAN for suburban home
near Washingtoni all conveniences. man
must drive, tend lawn; woman cook house
work; good salary and good home TO re-
liable hard workers. Box 326-S Star
MARRIED COUPLE-Wife capable house,
entific preferred, to share comfortable
Chevy Chase home house rent In exchange
for board of owner. Write particulars with
references. Box 46s-R, Star
EXPERIENCED sALESPEOPLE wanted for
fast-selling loo coupon deal; sos commits
sion. Box 4s9-S. Star.
FARM TENANT without equipment, Vir-
einia: miles from Washington. Apply
Monday, National 1900 Branch $50.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

BOOkkEEPER, junior accountant typist.
experienced. able to supervise Office Salary
open. References Metropolitan h111 lns
Evening star., 1937-09-19
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, white. experienced. assist with
good salary. references required. Box
354-S. Star
Evening star., 1937-09-19
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

PHOTO FINISHERS-n you are thor
oughly experienced. good printer or
good doper or can make good enlarge
In reply state where you have worked.
how long and at what salary: don't re-
ply unless you are good and want to
make more money Box AIT. Star.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS.

Only those with clean records. having
had experience successfully soliciting by
phone will be chosen. Income should
range up to 500 per week. For appoint
nnnnt. felephnnn Dist 4lnl.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
COLLECTOR-MANAGER.
WINDOW DRESSER.

Experienced instaIlment clothing. ex-
ceptional opportunity; good salary; with
future; all replies confidential; explain in
detaM past record Boy AaS-S. Siar.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
SAlESWOMEN.

NEED two women in my ORGANIZATION; real
estate experience helpful; must have car
excellent opportunity. Mrs Carter, COZ
Southern Bldg
Evening star., 1937-09-19
ATTENTION

We have few openings for neat am
bilious men. az least 21 with D. c. drivers
permits Salary $3.50 per week plus
bonus and commission. Willing workers
can earn S30-S40 per week Absolutely no
selllng. ] 300 o2nd 81 NV
Evening star., 1937-09-19
CLOTHING SALESMAN.

Cadillac. Oldsmobile. must be thorough,
experienced and strictly sober. See Mr.
Brown 1922 o2nd st NV
Evening star., 1937-09-19
POSITIONS OPEN

POSITIONS OPEN.
Stenographer tm). experienced. 100
wd. speed: 1924 years; bright, snappy
personality; newspaper future; permanent,
start, SIS.
Estimator -timekeeper tm), construc-
tion experience only; 20-25 yrs. $1S-
$3.50 wkly.; midnight to 8 am.
Investigator Cm.). typist, small loan
office experience only: S100 monthly,
permanent.
Sten. d.l. pref single; age, 1928:
brokerage exp; perm: S90-x100 mo.
Sten. a.. single: age, 1921, Alex,
Va res: perm; $40 mo.
Sten. ID. single: over 81 years old;
legal exp. helpful; permanent; SIS week:
Sten. 10. gentle, local res. living at
home; single; bus. college grad, with
some exp: S14.50 wk.
The Boyd Employment Service,
l333 F ST NV
Evening star., 1937-09-19

CHRISTMAS CARDS
Bigger pay-easier orders. Show Southern
beauty 2l-card 81 assortment and prove
it! Pays 1909 profit. 10 other fast-selling
assortments; so for ST personal cards,
with name, boost earnings. Cash bonus.
Free samples. Southern Greeting Cards,
Dept. z. Memphis. Tenn.
EARN UP TO $500 BY CHRISTMAS
with Hollywood inspired personal Christ
mas cards in wide price range; z beauti-
full box assortments retailing 6Oc to ST.
Biggest profits. Free sample offer.
THE JOHN A. HERTEL CO.
3O5 w. Adams. Dent K-ln. Chicapn .
Evening star., 1937-09-19
BIGGER CHRISTMAS CARD.
PROFITS WITH THIS LINE

Earn more Sell Christmas cards hailed
as seasons finest. Artists Award" per-
sonals. with customers S name, setting sales
records: new low prices larger commits
sions: novel Golden Treasure Chest
gorgeous embossed metal foil case of II
assorted Christmas folders. sensation at 81 :.
Profit soc. Also other profitable assort-
ments Write for samples. James Art
Studios. % Anson place. Rochester. N. Y.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

SALESMAN-SPECIALTY.

Experienced salesman Tor exclusive sale
of electric speciality selling to meat mar
kets. restaurants, hotels, institutions etc
Experience meat industry desirable, but
not necessary. Position offers good earn
ings on straight commission basis. Give
details, references. Vaughan Co., 730 N
Franklin Chicago I'll
Evening star., 1937-09-19

YOU N G WOMEN, expert
enced in selling yard goods
and upholstery. Apply En-
ployment Office, 4th floor,
Lansburgh's Dept. Store.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

THOROUGHLY experienced
shoe saleswoman. Apply su-
p erin t e n d e n t's office, 4th
floor, S. Kann's Sons Co.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

BRIGHT, INTELLIGENT
YOUNG WOMAN
To arrange appointments for
large Photographic studio;
pleasant, lucrative work from
home. Apply by telephone
for interview. Phone North
6657 today, or Dist. 1859
Monday.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

SELL 80 PERSONAL

New Christmas card bargain so large
beautiful folders with customers name
imprinted only 81. Autographed in many
colors. Your profit 40c. Bigger value
Christmas card assortments. 25 folders
Tor ST. your profit Soc Free samples.
General Card Co., 400 S. Peoria ST.. Dept.
P-230. Chicago Ill.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
CHRISTMAS CARDS FIFTY

Or 25 with name. Beautiful designs:
sell 81 90; sample album free 21 exquisite
Christmas folders cost soc; sell ST. en-
graved personal. business line. Finest in
America; big commission; samples on ap-
proval. Sunshine Art, Dept. 11S. 154
Nam
Evening star., 1937-09-19

CASHIER, MUST BE EXPE-
RIENCED, FOR SEA FOOD
r E S T A y r ANT APPLY
MONDAY, BETWEEN 2 AND
4 PM, 1907 E ST. NV.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

THOROUGHLY EXPERT
ENCED GLOVE FITTER
APPLY S U P ERIN TEND
ENT'S OFFICE, 4th FLOOR,
S. KANN'S SONS CO.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

BOY wants work OF any Kind in private
Iamlly or boarding house. excellent ref
erences. Decatur 11Qn-I -N"s "
Evening star., 1937-09-19

COR S SETIERE, THOR
OU GILL Y EXPERIENCED.
APPLY S U Perrin TEN D.
ENT'S OFFICE, 4th FLOOR,
S. KANN'S SONS co.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

SALESLADIES, EXPERT
ENCED IN DRESS AND
COAT DEPT. APPLY THE
LOEB CO., TIA 7th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
See Lost ond Found and Special
Notices Pose BIS
HELP MEN.
Continued

HOE SALESMAN. Apply William Hahn
, Co. 1907 + st NV
Evening star., 1937-09-19

FINANCIAL CORPORATION
Desires the services of a young
single lady of good appearance,
experienced in stenographic,
typing and stencil cutting work.
Box 486-S, Star.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

STENOGRAPHER, expert;
preferably with patent law
office experience; state age,
education, experience and
salary expected. Box 456-S,
Star.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

CHRISTMAS CARD sALEsPEOPLE.
GET THE BEST.
''WIDFIRE." Everybody GOING WILD
about our three-way ROYAL" 21-folder
assortment. Costs soc: sells for 81 90.
Worth $500. Also bonus Nothing in the
country compares with It, Hand-colored
"ETCHINGS' assortment another KNOCK
OUT. GIFT WRAPINGS.' '.HUMOR-
GUS" RELIGIOUS and "EVERY-DAY''
aassortments unparalleled. Samples on
APPROVAL.
ooo SILVER SWAN STUDIOS.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

6HoRT-ORDER COOK, experienced; for
evening work; coiored. $40 Bladens-
HflrC I'd n
Evening star., 1937-09-19

BOY. colored. IL wants Job as helper In
stoIs So or on delivery wagon. Call North
Evening star., 1937-09-19
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS.
-IsIID " Al liz GCOR I,AdLrAIr

IFf 7 OINE VTIOH No5N,IN "a IIIN ?. =
Earn extra cash daily; take orders for z
different Christmas card assortments, soc
up; new styles customers rave about them
sell personal cards with customers name;
special designs preferred by movie stars:
Jean Parker, Isabel Jewell. others; priced
low as 81 .95 for so; biggest profits; free
sample offer. Wetmore e. Sugden. Inc,
Dept. SINS. 749 Monroe ave-. Rochester.