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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-10
ANOTHER TAX
 RULING MADE
Hu gh de Makes An nouncement F ollo wing
 Report from Helvering

Commissioner of Internal Reve- nue Guy T. Helvering has announc- ed that amounts voluntarily paid as employees tax by an employer, without collecting such amounts from his employees, are not wages subject to the taxes under Title VIII of the Social Security Act, it was made known by Hugh J. Wade, in charge of the Alaska Office of the Social Security Board.
 Title VIII of the Social Security Act imposes two taxes, an income tax on employees and an excise tax on employers, both of which became effective January 1, 1937 The ini- tial rate of each of these taxes is percent of the wages of the en- ployee. The law makes provision for the employer to collect the income tax on employees by deducting the amount thereof from the wages of each employee when they are paid.
 After the close of each calendar month both the amount of the tax on the employer and, whether or not collected from his employees, the amount of the employees tax must be paid by the employer to the collector of internal revenue. The taxes with respect to all taxable wages paid by the employer during a calendar month are required to be paid to the collector within the suc- ceeding month. Form SS-1, the monthly return to be used by en- ployers for this purpose, is avail able at the offices of all collectors.
 A number c. employers have made known desire to pay the employ ees' tax under Title VIII without deducting the tax from the remu- neration of their employees. They have requested ruling whether the amount so paid by them will itself be subject to the taxes under that title of the Act. The amount of the employees tax in such case, If voluntarily paid by an employer, is not considered as additional wag- es subject to either the employers tax or employees tax imposed by Title VIII of the Act.
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sCANDINAvIAN MITE.

Tonite is Scandinavian Mite at tho
 Northern Beer Parl0r! Idaho Noun
 taineers furnishing old time Scan dinavian Music. If you can talk
 Scandinavian-a free beer between 8 and g o'clock! adv
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MOVIE PATRONS COMPOSE JURY
 TRYING DOCTOR
Laughter and Song in Lit. tie Miss Nobody New
 Jane Withers Play

Cold -blooded murder for the sake of a guilty love-or an act of com- passion beyond human law?
 Local theatre-goers will have an opportunity tn sit in judgment on "The Crime of Dr. Forbes" when the new Fox picture opens tonight at the Capital Theatre.
 Gloria Stuart, Robert Kent, Hen- " Armetta, J. Edward Bromberg, Sara Haden and Alan Dinehart are featured in this widely heralded production, the story of which is based on theme new to the screen Kent, young physician, goes tc trial for the alleged murder of Bromberg. noted scientist engaged in research which he hopes will lead to cure for fatal spinal disease.
 The events leading to Rents trial begin when Bromberg, hearing of the excavation of some prehistoric skeletons in Arizona bearing un- mistakable symptoms of the dis ease, decides to visit the scene and leaves his laboratory and beautiful young wife, Gloria Stuart, in Rents care.
 Just good little girl who's always in bad!
 
 That's the type of role that mis- chievous Jane Withers has in her new heart-warming Fox hit, Lit tie Miss Nobody which comes to- night to the Coliseum Theatre.
 Jane is one of the children in the Sunshine Orphanage presided over by two kindly matrons, and her pranks continually have her in hot water
 When Jane steals complete din- ner from the back of a grocery wa gon so that the children will not go hungry on Thanksgiving Day, she is arrested and brought before the juvenile court The judge, however decides that Jane's act was unsel- fish rather than malicious and par oles her in the matron's custody
 She goes on her good behavior for a while, but when she tries to dc her bosom pal, Betty Jean Hainey a good turn, she is discovered and the matrons, misconstruing her act regretfully decide that she must be sent to the reformatory.
 But Little Miss Nobody has ideas of her own When the opportunity presents itself she escapes and finds refuge in the pet shop o1 Harry Carey, an escaped convlct.
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Ne,vs 'sBy-Line'' Tells Seattle
 That ROOseucIt's in TOlUn
By E. o. ANDERSON

SEATTLE, March 9.-Seattle is beginning to realize there's a Roos- evelt in town.
 Each Sunday morning underneath the Homemaker's Page heading m The Seattle Post-Intelligencer' there's another line-"Anna Roose- welt Boettiger, Director"
 That's why the Queen City is get ting acquainted with the Presidents daughter.
 Back F.D.R. On Court
 When John Boettiger, her hus- band. became publisher in Decem- Der he told welcoming banquet My wife is my partner in every sense of the word"
 Her activities have left no doubt she has become his partner" in selling" the Post-Intelligencer, one of the Hearst chain, to Seattle.
 Regarding the Presidents Supreme Court proposal, the Post Intelli- gencer said editorially that it agrees with his desire to give the court new blood and new life.
 "The Supreme Court as now constituted needs change" it con- tended. "There is nothing revolu- tionary about the Presidents pro- posal. There is real need for an overhauling of the American judic- ial system and the President's pro- posals are sound"
 Leads Busy Existence
 Some of Mrs. Boettiger's time is spent at her desk in the newspaper office, planning her homemaker's page, talking with the women on her staff; some in addressing clubs, church groups and other organiza- tions
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IS .ACT|vE,SECT|ON BELOW IDITAR0D
Purchase of Equipment Calls F. M. Awe South
 from Lower Kuskokwim

F. M. Awe, in charge of the trans portation of supplies and equipment for the Riley Investment Company whose operations cover the Iditarod, Kuskokwim and Good News Bay districts, is southbound passenger aboard the Northwestern for Seat tie. He will make his headquarters in the Puget Sound city until about April IS, when he expects to return to Flat via Juneau and PAA plane.
 While South, Awe will purchase complete dragline outfit for his firm. which will be shipped north via St. Michael immediately upon the opening of navigation.
 T have covered the entire lower kuskokwim, on the Good News Bay side. and the Iditarod country, dur ing the past few months and when I left there few days ago, there were approximately 100 men in the Good News Bay camp actively en- gagged in prospecting - both for platinum and placer gold and from 125 to 150 men wintering in Bethel awaiting the first signs of Spring to go to their newly staked claims on Fourth of July Creek, which is a tributary to the Tacotna River. From 60 to 75 men are at Akiak, on the Kuskokwim River, and are all interested in a recent placer find about IS miles from that point, on the Good News Bay side of the river. There are many, many miles of unprospected country between
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the south delta of the Yukon river and the mouth Of the Kuskokwim river, extending inland as far as the Iditarod country, and with the number of prospectors now in the vicinity, anything can happen. In looking back I can liken the pres ent activity to that experienced dur ing the boom days of the Iditarod and Innoko camps" Awe said
 About the only active mining going on in the Iditarod camp throughout the winter is at the Gus Uttila property on Moore creek, which employs ten men. The quartz property formerly operated by Wm. E. Dunkle and associates is being worked on a small scale,
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NOTICE

Regular meeting of Rebekahs will be held at the Odd Fellows Hall Wednesday, March 10, at pm.
 MILDRED CASHEN, adv. Secretary.
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NOTICE

On and after this date, March 9, will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Mrs. F. w. Ford.
 adv. tSgd) FRED FORD.
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Mrs. Boettiger is averse to talk about her work, pgeferring the re- suits to speak for her.
 Her homemaker's page carries a home counsel column, advising wo- men and girls on personal prob lems; bright sayings of children, style in pictures, recipes and book reviews.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-10
WALLIE JOINS
 HOUSE PARTY

MONTS, France. Mar. To- = Mrs. Wallis Simpson arrived today at the Chateau De Cande to join Q gay house party. She will remain indef- initely, it is said She drove up in sedan, believed driven by her host, Herman Rogers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-10
ONE DIVISION
 LOST IN FIGHT

MADRID, Mar 10. = Gen. Jose Miaja, directing the Spanish gov ernment defense against the major Insurgent push from the Northeast, declared that three Italian prison CTS captured, admitted one entire Italian Division was wiped out in the offensive at Miaja.
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PARKERs HERE FOR VISIT

Coming to visit their relatives at Strawberry Point near here, Glen R. B. Parker and his mother, Mrs. Edith Parker, arrived in Juneau from the south aboard the Princess Norah.
 Charles l.. Parker came to Ju- neau Monday from Gustavus on the Estebeth to meet them and take them back to Strawberry Point with him.
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SOCIETY IS SECONDARY

She takes part in staff pep rallied conducted by her husband.
 She let 1t be known that she did not care to lead a '.social' life in Seattle, but thai she did want to learn to know it and become a part of it.
 Children At Public School
 The Boettiger's social activity has been mostly with army and navy people from Fort Lawton, close to their home here, and the Puget Sound navy yard across the bay at Bremerton.
 The night of the Presidents birth day ball they entertained a few guests at the Olympic hotel, scene of the ball.
 They have rented a house on Magnolia Bluff, overlooking Puget Sound in the same area where Eu- gene O'Neill, the playwright, lived for several weeks.
 At first they considered sending Mrs. Boettiger's children, "Sistie' 10, and "Buzzie' G, to an exclusive school but later decided to have them attend the districts public school, guarded, however, by two detectives.
 Husband Sings rraise
 The BoettIgers Jolned the Oiym- pic Riding Club and enjoy pleasant canters in the brushlands north oi Seattle.
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and it is expected the present own CTS will have a quangSy shipment of ore ready for outside consignment upon the opening of navigation, he added.
Evening star., 1937-01-14
Traffic Convictions
Second Offense Speeding.

Second Offense Speeding.
Helen c. Dubois. 3317 Rowland
place, $40.
First Offense Speeding.
Tilton A. German. Virginia, $40.
Paul S. Robert, 1912 D street south
east, $40.
Clifton A. Brooks, Maryland. S..
Goodrich L. Smith, jr., Maryland, 81.
Donald L. White, Maryland, IS.
James R. Dutton, Hamilton Ho-
tel, SIS.
Hobert Adkins, 6l2 Twenty-second
street, SIS.
Robert NJ Richter, jr., Maryland, S..
Harrison Brent, jr., 1906 Potomac
avenue southeast, S..
Richard P. Moore, 1902 Fifth street
northeast, SIS.
Domini j. Arcuri, 6Os L street
southwest, SIS.
Rena Cournyn, Barney circle
southeast, SIS.
Thelma T. Christiani. 224 G street
northeast, SIS.
Joseph J. Fielder, Maryland, SIS.
Robert P. Cannon, 1l25 Eighth
street northeast, $40.
Joseph w. Taylor, Virginia. SIS.
William H. McKenney, 1915 Four
teenth street northeast, IS.
Harry j. Hillyard. Maryland, S..
Alexander Louis, 10l5 Kenyon
street, SIS.
Lazarus Hargrove, 464 Neal street
northeast. IS.
Jacob Ely, Maryland. SIS.
Louis L. Capps, 1929 Thirty-f1fth
street, SIS.
Ralph Truatt, Maryland, IS.
Milton Todes, 37l0 Warren street, S.
Evening star., 1937-01-14
SPEAKER NAMED
Mrs. II. M. Jones to Address

Mrs. n. M. Jones to Address
Americanism Group.
Mrs. Horace NJ. Jones of German
town, Pa, national chairman of the
D. A. r. Americanism Committee,
will be guest speaker at the January
meeting of the District Americanisnl
Committee tomorrow in the library
of the Americanization School, Tenth
and II streets.
The birthdays of Washington and
Lincoln will be celebrated jointly at
another meeting of the committee at
the Americanization School, February
18.
Evening star., 1937-01-14
RESTAURANT

Excellent downtown location West 14th
ST. Few minutes lg. Govt depts Same
location 8 yrs; well-paying business. own
er forced to give UP business due to family
reasons. Seating capacity about l25.
Complete steam-tAble service operated as
cafeteria. Complete cooking and baking,
kltchen equipped for wholesale pie baking.
rental. No charge for business. Good
will free. Selling fixtures only at give
away price. Immediate action essential,
No trif1ers For inspection and particu-
lars call Mr.. Heiele National $3.50. Eve
ningS Cleveland 9l0O
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DINERS AND LOCATIONS.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE.
JERRY O'MAEONY. INC.
Z CT AND CIT II II u ETH

'fV WLo1 orlhND 81 =. GLlLhIE n. ~. y
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for an enereetic
ton. A safe business with big possibilities:
money protected: best references No Gu
riosity seekers need apply. Should have
sales ability or be able to handle statesmen
or saleswomen. Each sale made is a repeat
order OF . OF, more sales. This, is Wash;
manufactured article. copyrighted. $3.50
needed. Your net profit should approx
mate $4,000 to $4,000 per year. Address
Box 2l3-A. Star oflce
So 3O0O-BOARDING HOUSE. 30 rms. 4
baths; rent, Sl25; Dupont Circle location.
Rent, Sl75; 10th st. location; terms.
81 .l50-Rooming house. l. rms, 4 baths.
Rent $50; Col rd location: terms.
S95O-Roomlng house, II rms > baths.
Heat furnished: downtown location.
See William Christie.
DISTRICT SALES & FINANCE CO.. .
zoos ST. NV. National 1902.
S25O-Sandwiches and beer; rent 500.
S500-Lunch, we'll equipped; cheap rent;
little competition; Sl5O required.
S100-Lunch, beer. and 4 rooms.
SsO0-Lunch and beer; cheap rent;
business $500 weekly; sacrifice.
81 .6OO-Lunch. beer. and gas business; 4
Lunch and beer for lease; business
about $500 weekly: 3 months
rent required and purchase stock.
Dellcatessen and beer apt house
section; well equipped; S125 re-
Quired.
S325-Rooming and boarding; 13 rooms;
well located: good income
S400-Rooming house. 10 rms: garage.
Sa5o-Roomlng house. 30 rms; central.
S950-Roomine house, Ii rms. near
R NJ, CURTIS, National ai4o.
400 BdrTlSter BLDG 635 = 81 NV
Evening star., 1937-01-14
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO PITTSBURGH SATURDAY.
returning Monday; take 3 passengers. share
expenses Atlantic 1O2S between IL and 3.
WOULD LIKE TRANS. TO LOS ANGELES,
Jan 1s to 10 in exchange for driving or
small fee; local references. Address Box
370-A, Star ONCE.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(Continued.)

BUILDER wants partner with $1,000 to
$4,000. Have ground and plans for
project. Should show big profit. Address
Box 360-A Star ofhce.
GROCERY STORE with meats NV. Sec
ton: owner selling account of sickness;
doing good business price right good op-
portunity for quick buyer. Address Box
}56-A Star Office 49,
Evening star., 1937-01-14

Ula, George and Tohua, however, were fight
ing now to save D'Arnot, who had fallen into the
monsters hands; and they knew they would be
fortunate to themselves, for the hideous, fear
less denizens of the Dead City closing in
from every quarter.
Evening star., 1937-01-14
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-Books started. kept part
time balanced: social security. tax reports,
system: reasonable: reference. Col. S77S.
ACCOUNTANT. responsible practitioner.
desires part-time Jobs: al phases accounting
Evening star., 1937-01-14

PLANTSMAN to act as working foreman
in local nursery. Address Box 29S-A.
Evening star., 1937-01-14

Meanwhile, Tarzan stood calmly in the arena,
awaiting the next move of his captors. Then,
from somewhere above ground, came the dull muf-
fled crack of firearms. Hope leaped in Tarzan's
heart. Perhaps his friends were coming to save
him from the monsters. -,
Evening star., 1937-01-14
SITUATIONS MEN.


BoOKKEEPER. double entry. over 10 years
and general ONCE routine; references. Ad-
dress Box 322-A. Star ONCE. 15'
BooKKEEPER ACCOUNTANT, mtg.
asst. Address Box 314-A. Star ofice.
BUTLER cook. houseman. white. hrst-
class, good all around. Address Box 3b3-A,
Star ONCE.
CARPENTER experienced in house build
ins real estate and apartment malnte-
nance: low wages. Address Box 355-A.
Star oftce
CARPENTER needs work. 1850 18th st.
NV. Single days Job, Sc per day: or IL
day Job. 81 per day. J. C. Beedle. Phone
Adams S54s.
GROCERY or hotel clerk. n. wstchman.
elevator. switchboard opr.; Ions exp. Ad-
dress Box 297-A. Star once. Is.
MACHINIST. white 40 years OF age. 20
years experience in general repairs. desires
job: ma lntenance man. Address Box 343-A.
Star Office IL
MAN. retired, wants Job as watchman or
janitor: good city references. Address BOX
325-A. Star office. IA
PHOTOGRAPHED and darkroom man.
Government experience: have complete lab
oratory. Write or call 25 9Th ST. ne.
YOUNG MAN %. desires work of any
kind drivers license. Address Box 1894,
Star office. 15'
YOUNG MAN 90 desires position with
plumbing or steamflttlng business as help
er: excellent references: experienced: high
school graduate. Phone Beltsvllle 11-R.
Evening star., 1937-01-14
HELP QoMESIIc.

coLoRED GIRL: general heusewoTk. q
adsS ssEiy say iSne sb nights
COOK and general houseworker; go home
nights. 2 Aspen ST., Chevy Chase. Nd.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER. white; take
full charge suburban home. children; stay
nights. Capitol Heights 3O9-F-3l.
eEsEaA ait ehiIdren aoos1Tiod no ssay nah's
upstairs room and bath: references re-
CURED. Wise: 1890 up to pm. or Friday.
alsS aos9 Ssf live Gna IN Hs sSs chill
GIRL. white. mothers helper; go home
s pm. 522I 42nd 81. NV. Il.
aIR for Eenerai mTst S. Be saod ass
pay. Adams 7057.
GIRL. white, as maid. stay niehts; expert
WIN baby Best Sm.fsSn sssS,reass sssS $40
ple. Cali SHEPHERD s7o7:J after 8 pm.
GIRL. experienced general housework.
mothers helper; must have good resereWnss: W;s:
ssas sonsip nisss1s; ssio nice room salary 90 WIS
GIRL. white. to take care Of child years
refned Jewish family. State age and salary
GIRL OR WOMAN. white: good cleaner. a
dry: stay nights. Call Shepherd 1862.
HOUsEKEEPER, white. refined, care small
boy and bungalow; stay nights; state age,
experience Address Box 315-W. Star once.
HOUsEKEEPER colored middle-aeed: rea-
sonable time and salary. Address Box
371-A. Star ONCE.
NURSEMAID and light housekeeper. col.
ored: live in; So week. Apply between 4
and . m. 1440 r st. NV, Apt. 4.
WHITE OR CoLoRED. to take care Of
baby evenings. Call in person. 2525 18th
WOMAN. white. with nursing experience,
care for infant: live in. Walnut 700,
Apt. 4S2. Call after $50 pm.
WOMAN, white with knowledge Of taking
care Of infant and housework. Home and
salary. Lincoln 1868. 500 18th st. ne.
WOMAN. young. white. general housework.
plain cook care for 3-month-old infant;
live in 5101 End st. NV. Randolph 1873.
WOMAN, young: white. for general house
work: good plain cook. laundry (elec;
washer and ironerl; upstairs room. $50
mo-: references. Address Box 30S-A. Star
WOMAN. white. refined. 25 to 40. care of
three children. ages g., and 2: live IN
call In person 80 to 5 Friday; bring ref
erences; $40 monthly. 1923 Garneld st. NV
YOUNG WOMAN for general housework;
laundry, plain cooking: children. 1915
Otis st. ne.
Evening star., 1937-01-14
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

GERMAN LADY. competent, wishing to
travel offers service as governesS. COM
panion. Address Box 292A Star Office.
SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER 26 years:
competent. conscientious, with. initiative;
s years experience; rapid and accurate.
North 3549. Ia
STENOGRAPHER SECRETARY. several
years exp. technical cictation. reporting.
secretarial work; excellent ref. Address
BOX 49-A Star Office 15s
Evening star., 1937-01-14
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc.

COLORED GIRLS want work of any kind,
e. 81 asW dsy' part time or nights Atlantic
GIRL colored. neat, wants Job s,h.v.; best
ref. Call North 6407-J or 1712 9th st.
NV. Apt. B. c. Fillmore.
GIRL. colored handy day worker, laun-
dry and cleaning; experienced references.
housework references. C. Fillmore, North
GIRL from country wants job. general
heusework; stay nights; city ref. 402 h
GIRL. coiored, wants part.time morning
lob of anv kind; city reference. 1912
GIRL. colored wants work any kind, ex-
cept cooking. $50 Fla. ave. NV
GIRL. colored wants days work or part
time; good references Phone North
GIRL, colored. reliable. wants work; best
Of city references. Phone Pot. 5914.
GIRL, colored, wants a job, part-time or
days work; ref Phone Pot. 3415.
GIRL. colored, desires work. part time;
city reference. Dec. 2290-J.
GIRL. colored, wants general housework.
plain cooking. home nights. 1853 Cor
coran st. NV.
GIRL. colored. wishes part-time. work.
O376.
Il, COlOTeQ, wants GENERAL nOuS6WOTk
or work of any kind: can stay nights;
references. Met. 1854.
GIRL; sol9Esd; wants general housework'
LADY desires position, companion or look
after children. Call before 10 am. or
after pm. Walnut 1926.
LADY. cultured, desires position as COM
panion nurse or hostess; drives; free to
travel North 91s3
PART-TTME or days work wanted by
respectable colored woman. No Sunday.
North 8977.
PRACTICAL NURSING and light house
keeping. nearby Va. preferred. Col. 1857.
Reference.
PRACTICAL NURSE, white, wishes case
near 14th and Park I'd. Reasonable. Ad-
dress Box 35O-A. Star ONCE. To-
WOMAN. reliable. colored.. wants days
references. Potomac 5494.
WOMAN. colored. wishes days work or
general housework. Phone Dec. 3247.
WOMAN, colored. experienced cook, wishes
part-time work, preferably mornings, vi
cinity 14th and Ga. ave. Decatur 566O-W.
YOUNG COLORED GIRL wants work as
maid in private family. Call Met. 1906.
Evening star., 1937-01-14

SALESMAN WANTED. sea food business;
rood salary to start. Apply 923 9th St.
Evening star., 1937-01-14

pATTERNNfAKER for machine castings;
day or evening work. Call District goo
Evening star., 1937-01-14

HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE books
answers at various prices; quality pays.
BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 F st. NV.
COMPLETE DIESEL TRAINING.
Approved course, with practical shop ex-
class 425 Farragut st. NV. D. c.
HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE books
and home study courses with Questions and
answers at various prices: quality pays,
BOYD SCHOOL. 1883 ST. NV.
atns Msehne ie
Letter Writing. Large Employment Agency
8oYp scHooh nSeds ass s Natl
EXPERIENCED TEACHER will coach ele,,
mentary grades Al references; retarded
pupils specially; results guaranteed. Phone
Adams $40. Apt. SOB.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
EARN WHILE LEARNING;
1O1s Vt Ave. NV. Near K.l Dist. 1862.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
sPEcIAL-Regular $3.50 complete course;
enrolled this month. Individual instruction.
Shop experience Graduates placed in posi-
SYS MbESM sast sH soy t6s % BEAUTY Esiy
"oDhNN o01e i3I7 r r st. INV NV. VIZ olN
REFRIGERATION,
AIR CONDITIONING.
Factory-trained INSTRUCTORS; 26-yeaE,old
INSTITUTE. 1919 F st. NV. Met. 5626.
S5-FIREMAN EXAM.-$5
S5-AUDITOR EXAM.-$5
ALL INSTRUCTION PAPERS FREE.
S5-CALCULATING MACH1NES-So.
S5-STEN. AND TYP.-S5.
$40 10Th st. NV. Met. 1897. Established
fully prepared. Prepares for all civil serv-
ice exams. Every day. every nisht
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
FREE cATALoGUE-EAsY TERMS.
MABELLE HONOUR,
10 Years of Successful Training.
1910 New York Ave. NV. Met. f11S.
Evening star., 1937-01-14

statesmen, for Johns-Manville rock wool
eidine and roofing: profit sharing arrange
nnent North 412b Gle an.
Evening star., 1937-01-14

COLORED GIRL. general housework. 3
adults: stay some nights: references; So
weekly. 1127 9th st. NV. GEORGIA 1865
COOK and general houseworker: go home
nights. 2 Aspen ST., Chevy Chase. Nd.
Evening star., 1937-01-14

FURNITURE, bric-a-brac. china, glass
ware. rugs. silverware. paintings Highest
eash prices paid. Call Murray. Adams
Evening star., 1937-01-14

ACCORDIONS-Speci values in recondi-
toned instruments: Cellini, 12-baSS,
SIS; SO: Bertlni. 24-bass. Sl9.50: Ser
.enilh. 4s-bass: $50 so; Bertini. 4S-bass
500 80: Salanti. 120-bass SS9.5O Fully
guaranteed: cases included Easy terms
Kits. 1890 G st. NV
ADDING MACHINE Monarch. guaranteed
perfect: bargain to quick buyer. Phone
Shep. 2sS9-W or call at 307 Greenwood
ave Takoma Park
Evening star., 1937-01-14

FURNITURE-Would like 10 purchase some
good used household goods. also baby RranQ
piano. Metropolitan 27S6 I5s